The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-06-11 00:00:00

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The celebrated drains' of Mr. Boucicauit, "Colleen
Boom," it about, it is said, to be produced in Paris.
The Government had resolved on leaning a Royal
Commission to inquire into public schools, such as
Etou, Wed.toinster, Harrow, Rugby, the Charterhouse,
and Christ's Hospital.
Garibaldi. it is said, contemplates • voyage to
A nieriea in it month or two, if war in Italy should not
appear likely to arise.
General d'Orgogni, long in the pay of the Rieman
empire, and who had left France fot • second visit on
the outbreak of the Indian mutiny, is back il/ Paris, and
this time brings • white elephant, the gift of that
barbaric Power, for the Paris Zoological Gardens.
Uciteral Klapka is stated to be eonstatatly moving
back wards and forward. between Calvert' and Miles.
Mr Haliburten. M.P., ilKs, consented to preside at
the anniversary dinner of the Printers' Pension Society,
at the London Tavern, on the 3ni of July. ,
Mr. W. E. Havens, one of the Colchester county
magistrates, recently arraigned the chairman and seven
others csitinty magistrates of the Colchester division,
and their clerk, upon the charge of conspiring together
to remove him front the Bench. The magistrates die-
inivon the charge as frivolous.
At Portsmouth great activity in apparent in fitting
out and bringing forward ships belonging to the steam
reserve.
A man named Brown. residing at Dagenham, starved
himself to death last week, under the delusion that God
forbade him eating food and drinking beer.
The ordnance survey, hindered last year by very bad
weather. and the preparation of the survey and plans
for the defence of the country, is now being carried on
in Scotland and the North of England.
JalllillCA was visited in the afternoon of the 27th alt.,
with a very severe earthquake. This shock was
equally felt in the capital of Kingston, at Montego Bay,
and in the county of Cornwall; and though no lives
were lost much consternation was felt, and some con-
siderable damage to property inflicted.
The Rev. Charles Ellicott, Holsean Prolemor of
Divinity at the University of Cambridge, and Professor
of Divinity in King's College, London, haa been ap-
pointed I)ean of Eteter.
Alderman Steward, of Rochdale, has received a letter
from Mr. Cobden, who briefly states that he will be
ready to meet his coustrieents on any day they may
fix.

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fearful dimmer has drted all remedial measures, and
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the Mnoomt ',kith. of the unmerited tortures of the sine of
their fourfather. Thank. to the Inventor of time cleansing
and rernr.un rgagehmi, the wort heavily afflicted are no
loupe doossud to rueD COltrge 110 110170111UI, the Menthes
hand of scrofula them wonderful medleamenta arrest soon
after It ha. threatened beauty erlth dmpolisarlon. Holloway's
eorrective Ointment and mild sharellre Pills unclasp the
baneful gray, of ecroftila, and with unerring airtainty enable
the descendant locust out the reproachful brarnaltke Inherited
from his ancestors.