The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03 00:00:00

antral Nemo.

A Ste 111CrilITZ• has been essayist in Bateman'. ILy.
Is ie.-nobles a begs tart* bona( tow large tn. rs
It is covered with a bossy shield extending 'rota one
eatremity to the other, trend and bard at the anterior
part, anti graduating II th softer wwwieteaor to a
at the posterior end. This osseous covering h.o ye,,
prominent ridges intending longitudinally over ite
cerise.. The Issed sad Desk resemble those of • tor.
lobe. It ~.(gb. If eat sad is Airtime lee.
tong—New Bora Wake Paper.
A NIGHT ATTACK ON A VaLUITIMI CAMP.—Tipi
(administrative Kettelion of Cheshire Rile Volunteer.,
pow in situp at Houton, were surprised on Wriinesd„,
event** by the let Chastise (Birkenhead) Enribeeek
An Intimation of the intended "surprise', bad arm been
courteously forwarded to the riles, no that their
astonishment at the attack was not unbounded. The
&ringers, having arrived by train. marched from the
railway station with their bend, bat it was mat rir.
the bogie sounded an alarm that the Riflemen
°facially sioncious of their vicinity. They were rapidly
formed to meet the invaders, and a brisk stain light
took plus for some time, the defenders being driven
eventually into a loonier, with a brook in their re.r.
They were fairly in a ems to be " pitted," bet t.t.
obliging commander of the enemy's foree, &patine
slightly from the usual mune of proceedings in .eteel
warefare, would not hear of such a thing, and
ditionally surrendered himself sad his forces to she
defenders. The vanquished were taken to tlie tenu
the Riflemen, and havieg been hospitably entert.omad.
were bberated on parole, and sent to their reire.i..
homes.

V/01•COANCELLOS SWART km diceitsmed
winding-up promedings against the Consolidated Bulk
and the funds end bills at the Bank of Eeglaod have
be,n released preliminary to be reopening ol the
on Mooday nest. The following airesdar was on Friday
ermine homed to the customers .—"Coosolidated Bosh
(limited), 52. Threadneedle-street, Loudon, II C., yeee
29„ 1856. —Sir.—l hays the pleasere rif informing you
that the Consolidated Bank will be reopened on Need.,
nest, July 2, 1806. In pursuance of the arrange...et
scheme to which yo e have assented, tbe flist instelmset
of 98, in the pound on your debt has been placed to yew
credit. The promissory noise for the reweieie, 15.
On pound will be ready far delivery by Monday, July 9,
The Directors solicit the limner of continuing year
account with Um Bank, sod will be happy to tithed to
the customers, both of the Consoli•Mted Bank and of the
Bank of London, ell usual and proper facilities. The
business will be southwest in London at 52, Threol.
needleatreet, and at 450. West Strand; and ea Man.
chestier et No. 46.P.11 Mall. I mu, ha, JAJILS BaAarr,
Assisteut-lianegsr."

Dila= OF KO. R. 9•surr.—Tb• death is an.
flounced, in his 60th year, of Mr. R. Garrett, the
eminent agrioulteral implement manufacturer. While
Mr. Garrett was yet a young man—to be rows precise,
in the spring of 1836—the bu.ioall of his father at
Leistoo,Suffolk, to whisk *es his grandfather had goo*
•• • sickle•inaker and bladesaiith in ITTS was reboot..
bed in his favour. At that time about 60 men and etgl I
or ten horses were employed, but no steam power had
yet been called into play at the works. fines. insigs,h•
neat village has now become a town of more than 2,000
inhabitants, all depeetiant on the Leiston works. The
60 workpeopie base Mereased to 000. the horse power
has given place to steam power. and the Dams of Garrett
has figured with honour, also, at the International
Exhibitions of London, Dublin, Paris, Hantbairs. Vioana
and Madrid, where it won no fewer than 60 gal
and 60 silver ones, together with i 11,300 in oath, and tit
immense Dumber of honourable ineetinos. Mr. GMTtI
Me wraith and honours poured in upon him maintained
tbe early simplicity of his babies. At the same time, he
grahully took a promineet position in Oar oxtail alf.irs
of Suffolk. When the East Suffolk Railway, one
mergird in the Greet Eastern egoism was brought
fororatd, Mr. Garrett foetid (wend to the amount of
£lO,OOll When the Albert Memorial Colin* a
Framliogham was =greeted, Mr. Garrett came ferwart
with • donation of 2600. When the volunteer move.
meat was inaugurated in 1869, Mr. Garrett appeared as
it. munificent patron, and afterwards captioned as
steady friend.

A FINALE Witememer,—"Klizakeetb—was wont
to dress well in order to please her husband, and she
spent half the day over her toilet. On one pecesioo,
lndy's•maid saw something enmesh her head-dresa, and
as a recompense for observing it ale received each a
germ boa on the ears that the blood gushed from her
nose, end spirted on her =atm'. face. When the blood
drops were washed off her Nos, her skis appeared mush
more beautiful—whiter and more transparent on the
spots were the blood bad been. EJmitheth formed tho
resolution of bathing her face and btu whole body oqi,
human blood so se to enhance her beauty. Tiro old
women and a (whin Pita* assisted her in her cadet.
taking. This monster used to kill the luck
lea; victim
and the old women caught the blood, in which Elisa-
beth was wont to bath at the hour of four in the
morning. After the bath she appeared more beautiful
than Mora She continued this habit after the death
of her husbaod (14), in the hope of getting new suitors.
The ouheppy girls who were allured in the matte, und,
the plea of been taken into service there, were locked
up in • cellar. Here they were beaten till their bodies
were swollen. Elisabeth not onfrecinently tortured the
victims herself ; clean she changed their clothes which
was dripped with blood, and thou renewed her cruelties.
The swollen bodies were then cut up with rums.
Oacaiiionally she had the girls burned, and then cut no,
but the great majority were beaten to death. At lest
her cruelty became so great thatch, would stick needles
into those who set with her in the carriage, especially if
they were of her own sex. One of her vereant girls
she stripped naked, smeared her over with honey, and
so drove her out of the house. When she was ill, and
Guild not indulge her erualty, she bit • permit ale
came near her aokebed as though she were • wild bait.
She caused, in all, the death of 650 girls, some .•
Techeita, on the sentrel friend, where she had • cellar
constructed for the purpose; otbe.. a different ineal,ll.ll
for murder sad idandioad became with her • nem* Hy.
When at last the parents of the inlet etiildren could to
looser be cajoled, the castle was sei.md, sad trance of U.
murder. discovered. Her accompliose were execute ,
and she imprisoned for life."--.4 Boo.* Wehrlarlfts
by 3. Baring Goma