The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-31 00:00:00

RRPORY RIOT IN HYDE PARK.

The great Reform meeting which it was propneed
to hold in Hyde-park on Monday was preveoted by
the polioe. About midday a notice. was ironed from
Poodand yard announcing that the gates of the
park would be closed at five o'clock, and at tat
hoar L5OO police were placed on duty mead. the park,
and the Foot and Life (hairdo were ordered to hold
theorelyee in readineu, an it was evident an attempt
would be made to force an entrance. Shortly before sis
o'clock large masses of pupil colicloled at lh• gases Ind
along the railings, and shout seven, several hundred
yards of the rails were foreed down, and the stream of
people into the park wee so pest th.t the attempt to
stop them on the part of the police was fruitless.
They, however, charged upon the p ople, aed need
their bakes with the greetcst bratclity. It is said one
person mut killed by Sir Rashers! Msyne's men. More
than fifty thensand persons got into the park, and
though the police charged them main sod mein, they
were not to be driven oat. Several arrests were
m ole. A meeting was held in the park. over
which Mr. Banter Langley presided, and resolution.
deeoencieg the Government were pared. When
the Reform promesioes arrived at the prineipsl
gates and found that tney could not gain admittance,
they left for Trafalgsesquarle. where the meeting was
held, and was attended by some thous tads of people.
The addresses delivered by the delegate! were of a
temperate chtrsoter. About half-past eleven o'clock,
end whilst the meeting was being held in Trafalgar-
mum, another attempt woe male to force open lb*
principal plea leading to the park, and the pressure
brought to bear upon them ass so great that the Life
Guuds were ordered to the Osford-strret entrant*. and
the Foot Guards to the Hyde Park gate. One of the
entrances at the latter appears to bane been forced, but
it was soon closed again. Stones sod spikes were
thrown at the police, and nutty of them were very
serioevly injuced. One of the cominissiouts ressi•sel •
Nevem blow on the head. The park, It appears, Is very
much damaged. Raids.a the rails bring throws down, sad
the pavement, torn up, • Lange quaot.ty of shrubs and
i men hoe been destroyed. The streets were crowded
until a late hour, but there was fortunately no same
to apprehend • seriou riot.
In the course of Tuesday fifty permits implicated in
the disturbance were brought before the magiatrates
and convicted. Of these, some were fined forty Millilitre
while others, who had been more active than the rest,
were sentenced to terms of imprisooment varying from
our to two mouths.

On Tuesday evsoing crowds of people, principelly
roughs, assembled near the Marble-arch. Stories and
other mia•iles were thrown, sod the police had to um
their trunchecioa It was not until sloe o'clock that
the life Goarde and police sumewleal in Mitering the
park. Lino crowds collected In Orford-Perm, and the
polies were compelled repeatedly to charge them in
order to keep the thoroughfare clear. attempt, were
made to break up the park railinp and take away the
bars, but the polies interfered. Many policemen am
badly hurt, sod • number of persoos am so custody.

A onnaiderable number of rougb. again assembled
in Hyde Perk on Wedneedcy. aida sought to ioflet
es mach damage as prrible npoo the shrubs and
Sower.. They wantonly set ere to roma trees
lying on the ground, and when the polies interfered
stones were thrown at theta. Mieeiles were also
thrown at the oceopents of carriages and prisons on
horseback, and it was not until souse arrests ears made
that a atop worn out to the doodad, oroasedinp.

RAIN COLOUR WASH. —Tbis is a boontifol perfumed
hair wash, which in merlin or ten days restore, grey hair
tn its pristine hue permanently. The head an to be
merely sprinkled with it daily for that time, by the
aid of so ordinary hairbrush. It is sold at 10.. 61., and
In sent for poet Mime order by the won-known perfumer,
Atst. Rosa. 248, High Holborn, London. Mr. Slags,
of Yoosil, can supply it.

A RICH AND liTioolayipa BAIA 70! TI! Hill.
—Among the numerous preparatioca offered to the
public for health and comfort OLURILGTI6 B tL
OF WU:Will is pre eminent, having withstood ail
oppoeition and imitation for upwards of forty years;
sad by the inereasma demand fur ibis famed Balm may
be estimated ita value and efficacy for replenishine, in-
vigorating, and preeerving the Hair, either from (allies
off or turning grey. It imparts to the Hair a bright
"d 610111 appearance, free. it entirely from mud, and
will not soil the aio4t delicate fabric worn as head deism
at home" or in promenade. In the " Nuntery "ha
i 4 Invaluable, unit forms in Infancy the ha is a a
healthy and loruriant head of hair. Bold by all
Perfemers and Chattier.", at 3c. 64., 64., and li.. only.
Wholemle and Retail by the Proprietors, and A.
OLDIdDOII, 22, Wellington Street, London, We.
Tag goofy embelliehmento displayed by the Ohioan
Is a national oharacteriMic, but when them" embellish.
mesa" interfere with the wholoamenees and also
leases,' the pries of • commodity ne daily emanate,
tbectotom then blames decidedly objeetionabla TIND
Chloe.* will drink nooe but Pare Va, yet, to deceive
the eye, they apply powdered mineral poker to the
great bulk of tiniest to Ragland; they do this porpoeely
to Morsels their emit at the 00a0101ar'a expose.; for,
by making all growths appear alike, the low brown
flavourless autumn leaves are passed off at a full page
with the best; hence the disapointemat so often no
performed by the consumers of lb." food" black sod
blumh green hid, of We. Ti.. remedy for this is
Homiman'a Pure Tea, without mineral colour on It.
! surface, (the (reen, • doll ollve, and the black not
! intenroly dark..) being the spring growth, they are
! exceedingly strong and delicioto, as well as very
Avid spuricus imit•tions. by purchasing
front the authorised agents enumerated in our ad-
vendable ealums. Beery Genuine Packet beers the
sign4ture at" Hornimas k C 0.," Original Impel ere of
the Pare Tea.

Casamett Coffees have loog beeo held in high edam
for predating the favourite breakfast beverage of •
lerge number, of families throughout the United King-
dom. Celan', Tem have also long held • position of no
mesa te. Theredection of duty favoring •
iooron..d consumption of times eelebrated Ton.,
Smith is Oa are now prepared to exteod their weir
by tbe appointment of new agents in every toss mid
village out yet fully supplied. Eitber, traders or private
individuals will And the •geooy • source of profit
Terms sect free by post, by Cassell, Smith k Co., 110.
Frochorch-Areet, London.

" A Eli,torr COLD," CouGHL—Few ors ewer* of th•
importance of el itching • comb or "Slight Oar in its
first it.: : thst which in the beginning woeld risid to
• mild remedy, if nemlevied. soon attacks the lungs.
"Brown's flaismbid Troches" give sans and •linost
immediate relief. "Th. Troolies" ham proved their
efilasay by • test of many years, and hmre received
bwitimoolals from eminent men who have mad them
11.14 by all Chemists, at It lid. per bor..—diss
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Basiapteke de: 9 Still 31 1 431 $ 0I S r. 16 7 11, Phroadelist ..- ,3y I 47 I 8 37,
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1 Mi. Train will stop at Whores Poet by Ritual to take op and set dogs posonsters.
UP 131315. G DOWN TRAINS.
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