The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-30 00:00:00

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Till Quota el Spain pre birth to • Primo oa
Woitsio&F evening.

Ten 'Drum or PAILLUIENT IT run Quin. —Ai
Windsor Camille prwaraMeas are beteg made fur the re-
turn of her IlAy the Qom., and assording to the
litest &marmots it is understood that her !Wed,
will leave Osborne on or &boat the foth ef Februery for
Wiraleor, *leo the gown will treed from the math to
the Royal borough by specie' tech. After repestag it
the Ca.tle for the eight her Majesty will. ik is expelled,
to town by special train on the following mora-
ffrgth). in order to opine Parliament in
when the Sovereign will be eorv•lvd from Bun
Palma in • mew State carriage, draws by eight aroma.
coloured horses, to Westinimter Niece. At the close
of the oeremony it le Miticipstad that the Quell will
return to Windsor Castle, where her Majesty will rest
for lb* night, and proofed Dees day hack le Osborne.
Her Majesty, after • short stay at Others,. Is exported
to return to Windsor about the middle of February.

The infant child of Sir Robert mid Lady Email=
was oltriatemed on Wednesday afternoon at the
chapel, Whitehall, in the presence n! a *elect number of
Mends. Her Majesty as. represented by the Mar-
chioness of Eli, and the Ditches' of Wellington. Mr.,
Lawn not Peel ass the. godfather. Ti. Very Rev. the
Dean of Worcester, (the Rev John Peel, D.D.)offlcialed,
liaised by the Rev Mr. Knollys. Earl Rumen, the
Chancellor of the Knob, quer, the Duke and Dualism of
Wellington, and a host of fikoda sore pressat at the
ceremony. Sir Robert and Lady Emily gaol afterwards
gays a gland en.ertainment at their residence, Is White.
liall-prdena The queen pres Med her godebild with
a costly locket, containing some of her Majesty's hMr,
set with rubies and diamonds, with the irocription.
" Victoria Alexandrine Peel. from her godmother,
Victoria R., Jan 24, 1886 " The Duchess of Welling-
ton, emit &bssutdnl emboessil cup, with service en sail&

dons, who are Penns of the peen for Dommeine.for
arnelty to seam amp. She &Raged amity onelled
abutting the sheep up within' an whams willies*
food. The phdatilf mu seninesd to Mx wake
riterviamment. het after helot • day or *we in
be we. released epos giving bell to preesens an
So the quarter mmion, where She nevieldea was
quashed, isesane the Jens= then thought en the
Manta scanapleted may some native an el one*,
and not • ogee set of neglect. illiesquently afs
plaintiff brought this main sedan the Penises Me
rvevvvr damages for armiesl seavietioa, het ea dm
aid before Mr. Justice Wi11... at Easter, the plaintiff
w.a nonsoitset, b -easel he had brought the action before
the rionvictiou was quael.iel. Mr. blest* after this
came to the full moult and applied for • new
Cause was shown against the rule for • new trial.beiag
enue alwolnte. The Lord Cb,of alter bouiag
Site argument., intimated that they should desidai
against the plaintiff, but miaowl that the parties
should agree to stay further prooledings.
Thu CATTLi PLAGUIL —The follow's( letter Nes Kr.
Fertile, dater Norway, January 8, recommending the
me of aulphsr and calomel u • ecocide) for the settle
Plague, hes been received at the Forego os..
Typhus fever, eholera, mails plague, and Rammin
siekoess, I consider to be • sudden naiad discolletweitius
of the blood. Dr. Miner, physician to the Greed
Duchene Maria of Route, has expieucKlooncolkii the
same motions. Deduction: At Biradigham, I
believe.
the cholera has Dever bete very fatal. Andwyf
Perhaps the immense quantity of mlphareet. said pa
that is always earning OU• 14 the chimneys ef tbe
ournerou work. constantly °hareem the asseesphen
with sulphur, and au. renders blood is ginerral
Incapable of su.tden deeitoposition. Proposed antidote
or curs: A nisual quantity of I or of eclphoe, miphsai
on every enieual's tongue on on or several times • day,
may be an 'Letitia,' for the healthy or cure for tbe sish.
I have men the black typhus bogus reediertd clean
and healthy in a few hears, I lapel( having placed as
the tongue every hour • powder composed of a very
mull quantity of dower of sulphur winibioed with 11144
• /rein of calomel- It would he gratifying. indeed,
should the foregoing prove useful aphvit Loodesee
most fatal Pickers. A doetor's unbiased °pietas at KM
letter weld be very interesting. Th. late sodden
death in Pura arid the increased the plague in &iglu&
has caused me to write.

Cation AGAINST • OS CIIOSLTT TO &war.
—At Bristol police court, on Thandey, Mr. grairew
Homsood, • highly rearrelade fanner, linos at
Wallington, in Somereetehlro, woo summoned for that
he did, on the Iltb January, •t the Calais-market. In
Bratol, unlawfully and entail, end abaft aim
cheep. Mr. Benson &premed to presager as behalf cif
Mr. fialtoort, the hon, edicitor to the ileorsty for tie
Prevention of Criplty to Animals. Mr. Barer said
the act of cruelty the prosecutor relied on was, Mast
these shoes were taken into the Bristol market or lb.
day maned with their fleeces rowdy shorn. In weer
quince of this the sheep sudered intense pain,
the day being the oddest this year, the thermometer
standing two degnee below freesias point. A large
creartity at snow fell that day; the slump were under a
shed, which wee open on the ode the wind blew. They
appeared to have been shore about two days bdore.
P.C. 175 said the aaisals were bwkird ae together in
• isomer, shivering; "they looked like • dog *di
rune out of • wet sack." The snow drifted into the
pen, and the ground there berme wet. The amend
said be had followed the game prestige of shearing *very
year for the last forty years. Hs oonteeded that he
sheared the sheep out of a feeling of merry and roe of
enmity. Tbe mama we, Mat heavy-wooded sheep, ea
being seat by train, afire got trampted to death in the
truck, and they got greatly drummed in walking to the
market, He added that it was the sweeties to shear
them in London, but it was stated that they were
covered over with costa. Mr. Williams said m this wee
the first charge of the kind I. the pronares, the case
against Mr. Harwood would be di.mired m.
the aide ; but the Beach wished it to be understood
that they should convict ix any sabeernast similar ewe
brought before than.