The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-05 00:00:00

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I In the G,oriessueo'sMni.ez4,ie " elytie" has come to an
end, and Mr. Francillon's "ttlyiupia- has reaelied its
second part. Blanchard Jerrold has an ad..ctionate notice
of the law genial ishirley Brooks -Isis alfectionatenesc,
' ntanlinus, and kitidlisiew. which secured for him a host
'of friends. A characteristic letter is published 111 thU
notice, (room Brook* to Jerrold. There is an instructive
paper on the I.e41:0 inanoitivres of England, Isy a field
' officer and '' lied Spinner.' coati:ince_ his water-side
sketches, dealing this month with theldaydly. Itobert
ltin-hanan contrilette, a poetical rhapsody, and there is an
interedguit paper oil Pocc early poems. which contain.
50 y te the wrir. wine of his most exquisite (encl.'. The
" Independent Mendscr- cont. is las sketches of " )leu
and manner in l'arlianieut,- dealing now With the offkial
member. mid sketching in far (row a flattering manner
the wen who e Pose the present Govenssiient. The
writer compares Mr. Disraeli suit Mr. Gladstone u leader
of the Moose :
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Mr. &Masotti: a/ways took iflatters an aerie mt. Ile atiswered
an inteno,,,ation by 0 speech, had three counka" for clidoc
in the moat triei d dileninu, and thrust hinnelf Into debates,
which had far Is tier been hit to the sulsodinate °Mc. • GI his
thovernment. Had Mr. Gladstone teen..,, the Tresaury Mont
when, the other night, Mr. Whalley proposed towl o two names
to the Committee no Privllexes, he won't almost certainly
have Neuwied the 11110liiiii, stating his reseseit In a convincing
speech. Mr. Whalley would has. risen to spade, a name of
uproot would bee,' followed, and much valuable time would
. have been lost. r ,ethog at a gloom that it did not
matter the toss .4 a butte aliether the two. gentlemen maned
by air. Whalley were on or ,If the V. Wee, ainildy said
that he "ww no ohlectim to the fonoisisal," and it wen wttlwl
in Ave minutes. The Premier doe, not Lapin: to the Jaunty
manner of Lord Palmerston in dueling iii. official work In the
House, but It, ha, an easy conversational way oil disi•sdng .4
it which Is not less efficacious, an I he carefully didiwuishes
between the duty s 4 nuking a speech and the accident of
answering • question. ite ie a
his predecessor ill "dim, and with him on the Isis there is con-
siderably law crushing th. wheels of the chariot .4 State
than we have been weustowd to dining recent

The Sam/ay at /low cootains a paper on the Roman
Catholic syittliol, "The .mertul Heart.," the devotion to
which in now fa..t spreading, give, partiotil:int "(the origin
of "the new idolatr),- mil informs us that all the soldiers
of lion Carlos wear the iwatiitlary, through which they
believe themselves invulnerable.
It comists .4 a piti, ahutk flumch, 111011LIC two or three
inch.. impure, tip...hitt i+lll...illy Sewn a heart cut out .4 red
cloth, across which s. represeided the crown thorns ita green;
at the apex Mc Iwut -is surmounted' by a cinch 171,43; the
•••111111.1 ill the li. ut, and .In.ps blood, are done in rail silk ;
below are the t• rh., whin:wad to the 1...11 which otherwise
might rwich th. heart, .4 the soldier, • lietente ; el comsat tic
Jesus twtd • " 11.1.1: the heart of Jesus
Is with me." The =unlit is sewn inside the tmistewit, said Its
virtues are httict,,,d to he unfailing. Others knie a different
Inscription, in verso :