The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09 00:00:00

A FAMILY POISONED.
Al V.taa.l, a Tibial) near Gods lumina. Um family of a imperid Varliammt.
licenclell victualler aie reported to have been poienned hY ---.4.
ermine, which found it. way accidentally into one of the 1101.7:it tW WADS.
elicit., ti.ey hail at dinner. Tile mother died before MONDAY.
medical assistance could he produced. and the father and Lewd Redeolale gave main: that in Coisimitme on the
two children remain in a very ilangeroue condition. Judivatum Act Amendment llill he should divide the
Ileum igen' the questa& of retaining it. appellate
- - jurioliction.

TILE T. IVES EI.F.rTION. --- ---
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Tim elect of St. leeA on Frj.l.y moulted in a virtary ; TrlVAlltr.
for the Conservative eandiilate. Mr. Traml,the iiiajority i There we.. sonse disrussion on the motion to ... iota
'win,: 1.P,„ ao,hist 1;;.d the 144 election. rhe vie e was 1 Committal, on the L 1,1.1 Title awl Transfer liiii. the
ear.tril, but orderly. l'he numher: wan— ! Mareuhi of Latis.lostme aa I tile Eel of Khuhrrh.y ol.i .S.
Pilled (I'4,lmm:dive)... ... ... l.i:i.i ing to the lIIP..IIre tint itlier ;v:+iotel %len: siiiiion d and
I.yrett (I.i)seral) ••• aoll . i and not reniptilsery. ll:yenlualie thrir lordship • i...eit iota
' I! .oiniitte,. on thr inolemtth ling th.it the iimiter sli mil
he ihismioael iill irritl:111; 11l Cie rcpori.
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TIIE STRIKE AND LIWEAR:T Is SOUTH I
WALES. Tut se.nic.
Loril Aher.lsro MA • rill,. • I'M,: letter to the Sews . The .1 inljr.ittire Bill ii,tsseil threnith Mike
me,.
upon the gr,,t strik, and .a ISUCCLEVI 11 post/sitting till the next Ntsze all,!11.1-
Solltil Wak.. Ills lorikhip reviews the rirritiii.tanees, nu2t ihuh Prop"-er t.,rdicii the 'Vivi:ate jurisdiction
and aildresi.es all ..73111...0 spisial to the nien to reol,t the of the 110 U AI of
mit...C..11..1..4a. maintaining that in the present state .
of, :rade they el:mot hope to Ile cwt., 4it

FRIDAY.
llot lIT ..4ve not., af hi, intention t.i.:li.re

, 1•4•.4.141ti0n r le-rring to a Sebrt 4' ttttt nittee 11.onl Lyttel-
Tilt: St' PPLEM EMTAICY ESTI M ATn.S. ton's Bill for an i MT.,. eof tin etsi.eopate.
the mml a the ompletuentary manuate., i : 1:1,,1.915. The fluke of St. .rusaas a-leal the f.ont rhamLorlain a
Amone4 the item. an, L'Aftel for new furkiture for the mie.tion• on the eionin.; of theatre, on .V.h W.:Alm...My,
re-Wenre of the Premier awl riano•llor of Enehomer but he di I not obtain any etimation of hi; It
awl other inciter.; .O.IOXI for itaprovetomtta at Marl- intention to alter the exiotingre.mla,i,m,
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I..r.m.ag Hoy,: 1:10.1111111w law rharkis, ialinlia; Vi.rsak
the costs .1 paseentein fee to counsel in the Tick
hallo
MoND %V.
ewe; ttl eas-or J.!' veceivill,t the I'm" at 1k1.ver.:.6%, 1t...1" Sir M. Haus REAI.3 roe to rail attention to the
m the lake of Amman, equipaze money at t. ont s.ient. statute. known a the resd. Pre.ervation (Irel.inio .tcts
of Ireland; and tl2 lite for gratiLties aud lei/. rar .n an.l to intr.slueel a hill. Tie 0 'veranda proneesl to
secouut .4 the A shantre expoliti..n. i coal ~ with siesta • adits, the Act relating to the free
Isnaeseon of actin : to .1i Tense with the Aria dealing with
persons slimed at ni.tht in ceiMin districts ; to allow the
Act for the o,Bltaloary seizure and suppression of new,
patters to expire ; t.' maintain for two years the Pr..ted..in
of Life and erverty Art; awl to renew the Acts iqainst
! Unlawful Oaths.
I The Matquis of Maim:as was meime,.l to give a
i conlial support to the 11111.
TM' litifil Metall:cr. protested against the ineasorm hut
11,,. Bill was ma a second time.
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110 USE IJI'!C(IMMIS.

Ni!ltWq:ll ELEcTIoN.

Th- p aline t Norwieh on Frialy wa. unusually
during the It two hour*. II I tatted that *event' cape*
Serer.al lilit took place. r
The Sheriff 01r. .1. Young) I. laced the re,ult ot the
felling at *line o'clock, a* fellow*:—
Tillett (I.ihecal) a .
'on•ervati ve)

5.547
:i.ll/79

Majority for Titlett.

TUF..DAT.

ATTEMPTED CHILD MURDEId , Mr. Fawcert called attention to the preeedi
At the Central criminal Court Anne Maria Wells, :111, (Amon: condstion of ssloration in the rural distrietx. and
a niarrinl weisan, Jane hooves, awl Mary Anne
wowed a resolution to the effect that in the moonem of the
Hoolse. it Si a. undesirahle that a less mewed of school
Reeves (hiders), were indicted for feloniusady attempting
attendanee should 1. heeun,,l to children empiroyol in
toucherto &child named Ada Mewl Mary Edwarl.. The
agriculture than we. enjoyed by rhildnon employ.' in
hmlietment contained a numher of counts, wine of which
other 'dandle. of industr. le A,' t '.
Hoarse.' th e prisoners with fel .... bendy casting an,' throw•
ing the child cover a wall into a olitsdh with the intent that imr::,ght -Soewith yI we
.a "° tha win
•'"'"'"lght-in the
un h • judasolocteds 4 Shoo' Ltard.. end of that
it should perish and die oof cold and expoeure. Wells was
proportion !So Der rent. Were salons:l,l to compel sere
found guilty and wntenced to ten years' ininrieonsuent. s
your:dem. an the reed glint-bd. only a small proportion
The titer two prisoners were acquitted of this chargei
, of the population had School Board+, awl only A
but w,yy sans/iris,' of enother, thxt of exposing the clow I fraetion of that mailss oropurtion had adopted the principle
to the danger of its health- lbey were each menteneed to a
..miip.d.ory
four omontlas imprisonment with hart' labour. lord nu:much CAVENDISH woman' the motion.
Mr. ed as an asiinelment that it Was tintlesiss
EXTRAORDINARY )fAN:HAIL:MITER TRIAL. , able to withhold from children employosi in anicislbire
Au, „steauntinary charge of manelaughter esainht the advantages secured to childreos essiploycl in other
brandies ul induAry by the service, of tow illodwetors of
Eduard puaock, a surgeon, oft %dyers Coton, took 1.1 w.,
at Warwick A. s. before Lord Coleriodte. last June fureuri,
U., A...n0...4 attended Ann Wrreslwarl, the wofe of a Mr. CROSS urged the II ollSe to wait for " information,
labourer at I leavers radon, during her cedinemen.- An vshich, he halo', Seas foorthemning froin the bytories. awl
internal ropttire was mewl, winch resulted in the pre fur the dome oof the inquiry of the Royal Cominissiooners.
trust 111 l if fifteen feet of tho• intestiwo, prisoner .r s
, w. dixos widiol on: in rural distriets direct caw
cut away.
~,
~ wens called on milsion up to the ago of ten, and the operation of the
both 'ides. hot even thee: fur the defenee perhonally ; I.'actory Act for chil•lren over that ssee.
would not have saver.' the intestines. The coroners Mr. FLOWER made a long speech against the :noniron,
jury acquitted the prisoner of hbusie, lout the lorchent telling an affecting story shout a little I.y whose literary
prosiest SAAA onkrtnlby the Attornei•Cameral. Arnow' I education was, it appearteL warmly satisfactory, het who
I " heightened up" in a remarkable manner when he saw
was found guilty, and sentenced to hie months' imprison-
ment withosut Isanl labour, " the top knots of a horse." Mr. Vaweett's views on
I education, if adopted, in rural districts would, Mr. Hoye*.
MASI IN IC CEItEM.S V IN ROME. th.uutght,"spoil ninny a calque...
The Ma. ' • opened at Rome. on Friday I Mr. Fulcrum hpooke in hiapport of the resolution, and in
by the Idratel Ma der. Joseph Ma.: I/rethem m fro all • the couros ;of his remarks sketched the manna: of a loold
Marts os
, buds,., „f their deer.
awl Aire. ' *donne national snlocationt, the fouaolostions of which
s •
including .4 Pediment and of the liheral profess ars a htringent law of compulsory education up to the age
ciii. artist-. lits.,,,ry sob err n., pn. urrehent. The foreign 0 Milt or tut. alta a :nixed arrangement of school frum
acre preiut'imttel Iv I;yey,/ erns., Fraisee, that osge to thirteen or fotirteell.
11 l .31 thSouth% merle. Tim Past GrAnol I Isord Stenos Venlieol Olt the whole dests. et, resting the
Mit ftgef,)..slg";tl et N"rg
roaerhi. delivered an eloquent orteoition of the Idweirnoneut dual, un sba far, that th
-pee- eongratolating Twitenie eisiliwtioto statesmen : Agricultural Children EtayloyntentiArt haul not been in
hike h;i.iuimrht iind a.,i,b,„ui awl bolting tor e better .lay operation for more than eight weeks, and that it weld.' be
c., ilia:Won. led loy I tole. The recelotiool: of the I noolecirable to introduce fresh eliange till the effect to( the
„Hy a knowlsolgell ill Italian by I legihlatiom had le:en demonstrates'.
4;4 .1 1L...50w. I Ottring the proweedings The Iloute divided 011. the question that the work after
as oil dors kelot in nog. The teloolole is a tits wor.l "Molt:oval& •on Mr. VA Veett.A 11106.3 ii• hub
Of simple t-ieZotioe. out, shish imaut agreed to by rzb eon, against Igo.
Mr. t'ELI:a mosendiosent Was lost by 211; aglind
THE A I.I.D:ATDIt AND 11l E M.t DOM NIEDAN
PRIEST. Mr. WILIIRAHAS ESElrrot itioVell Lu aohl Lu Ht.. (rat/-
A n alligator dory o• ~,,, es groin M tiara, lino. ..Veiling last Meta of this original (enolution tutu ts.ords,
week, while A M••41114n am lon ablutionio at the the I' dal exnerion tof 41, a.orkia: .of the Agriniltural
Nilgangn, nirar tie issosque, he a .....,z,..l,..teasors,sl away I 7hildren's Art, it is tin.lesiral.ln tool 41slate further at the
by nit •IllizAt. or. The hollowni .laV the buy was present tune,
found, and Ow ^Heed ,r scout, at pobeloo canal : the iii. thih tion bcong post from the chair. Mr. Locke
appearalwe of the 1.. l) prowl that olath t have •••,1 noe seliwinament i.f th., dellte, Willa, WAS rejeVIAAI
1.111,P.ed the atdack Py tiro alligator. by 227 ViOtCA against
which hol got hold of the poor orte.t loy Hot • Mr. Mel ORKtOolt ~,,,, .1 tbe stlionrillnent of tlle !lOUs°,
shoulder and I•trit elf hi. ann. 'llse eons.; was removed. too which Mr. le sraoli pleasantly assented, and it was
the alligator waking oaf ler the present. Ile turned up earn.' loy l s-to. ss.ainst 11.
Again, I ~,,, rt two hours later, when lie was olespatslied In the division ow the whe•ation question the thweres
I,y Mcmi ~ Servos, and Jules:aux. The irote meet Lad the shipport ef Dr. Komealy. The reissarkaloks
notausrud It; bort. ()Opting olissects.l there we. found condo:don which 1.101 ii,,&kite bolt the original
in hi. the thus priest, a y„,„ „„,444 question standing upon the roror.l4 of tit, Moose In the
of buffalo hoofs, soloist sloths; a broken loathe anti Oneral I following fortis: -"Teat in the opinion of (Ms IlotHe it is
tortoise cledls. usolesurable

!'1111,I) MUIIDEIts. I N I:EIA.:IUM.

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The /1-1:OOlt runt..i64).l "A mm utul hia tide named
Blandlet. living at Saint-L*lns ilia Payee, lately railed in
a .1 .tor to attend their daughter. aged live ycira. lie.
Awl.. found time child to be with a large w I ing
the mikulL A,king the parents how it haul occurred, and
reels mg for an an...yr that it was rammed through a fall,
his ,kisprifinilh were aroilemel, and it amm heramie out mmf
five children which the Illancheta bad had four lied
amide:ll7. and it WWI generally reported through foul
eneatma. Dr. Amie gave information to the amithoritiev,
Anil a ~,,, rba. examination md time body having taken
place, it wa• bcinil that the girl 113.1 been Mot, a bullet
beinz ( I in her head. The wretched parent* are in
riostmly. awl there is !1...10nia f their guilt. The lather
of the man Mancha died in pri-on, having I sing coll.
victol of the mute of likUrderitig his wile.-

Wu:lst:NWT.
'lllr. Cower:it-Teems moveil filo second reading of the
t!diversities Ir.:grecs to W in Bill, whieh
simply propoeml u.. levve to the Governing Body of each
Scottish University the ilecisiiin of the quest' whether
women should, or should not, In! admitkid to study and to
take ile,rees.
Mr. klairi.vfin met the inotion by one for the rejection
of too Hill, niol then followed a debate. in which Sir W.
Anstrother, Hr. Cameron. Mr. Forsyth, Mr. Iteresford
Hope. and other members:, chielly Scotch, took part.
Mr. Mom succeeded in introducing some energy into
the debate, asking, a ..... mot other ,tirringly-pat questionic
Whither it was not better to !lave • Florence
Nightingale iron., Mary Stanley, than an indefinite
miniber "sheolis•tresses " ..11siwing their way through
a throng of male co.gradustes!
Mr. Mayfair, having iiPPns".l the 11111: and Mr. Shuwiddl
having siapportisl it, Mr. Bosom: spoke strmorly in
favour of the hill. observing that, deny it how you might,
hide it belio.th the " friendly sweetosoir phrases" id Mr.
Beresford Hope or the arg ttttt ents of Mr. Lyon Mayfair,
Trade Uni tttt WillA at OW hottoln Of the opposition.
The Lord AnVIWATE (making kluil first appearance at the
tulle this ) oppose:l the Bill, "repudiating with
worn" the imputation that Trwle. Utti tt nista hail any-
thing to he with the matter.
Oa a division the Bill was thrown out by 1:11 mites
against 162. Mr. Forster. Mr. Bright. and Mr. Stalk:delft
vided for the Bill. Mr. rhildens, Mr. Lyon Mayfair, anil
Sir 11. James voted against it. A ...... not the Consemfirtives
W 1,.. supported the s eau' ru was Sir li. Selvsyn•lbbetson,
wh so r011.g11., on the Treasury Isnich voted the other
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TIICRSDAT.
The Home wa. thriguipaL Tlie l'rince of Wales, Prince
4 'Mist :an. and the existnu of Naples were present.
A few inmates before titre hr. KENtALV row. muid
rulenre, ciii amkgal the hon. member fur Poole aa to
the :wed aey of a newspaper report of a spaieell delivered
by Mr. Kvelyti Ashley in the Isle id Wight, in the course
4.4 ‘, hie!, he was reortol to have referred Kenesty
a., hag tug put in the tmx a Haul whom he knew I. is, a
lie wished to ask " the lion. learn.gl gentle-
nun, - whether the report oat correct.
Mr. Aauti.r.i. Whom., riigitur was unmarked he alai, demon-
stration on the part of the llouse. explained the rice -
stances under which the speo.ll was iteliverrt and made
a 'light correction of the tergir of the newspaper report
Ile valeta...al the opinion that it was
neralKiry to speak the truth' awl there was a faint cheer
from the gipposite gallery, whirl, V Ily grew till it was
taken up from all parts of the House. Mr. A..hley did not
attempt to jui,tify his language, though lie antlieatell his
willingness to ii., no if the !louse would sanction such •
course. Ile certainly not withdraw the remarks, and
left the glireetion of hi, suisseiguent conduct in the hands
the Moire.
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Dr. KocsEtur appeared for the l,nlent ...need by the
Anitir.e pre..ion of feclinc which the latter portion of
Mr. Adam'. remark. 11n1 eviikcil, the effect of which wa.
the gnmtec a. the Meuse hail evidently made up it. mind
at the to hear liuth Mile. in Olence. lie rile, and
,sying he could up d 4liAellai the quattion WOW. gave
notice that lie .I bl call
.attention to the of the
hen: member to-morrow.

There witi a brief pause. whih Mr. LOWE glisturbol Iy
ott.q.apting to speak. but WWI reolin.leil by the Speaker
that there was no question before the limns
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In rooponse to. erica of " Move ! mover Mr. Lowe
movril that the house adjourn. and Oroceedol to Protest
against the growing practise of raising otwootions of
privilege upon reports of speechno of hon. members
delivered outside the !louse. Such a practise if persisted
lii might, he ,aid, bloc a most galling and injurious
instrument of ooppreavioon He wax unable to tind any
precedent for it except in the case oof 11l :motel), and that
he held did not apply to the press:lit circumstance. What
Mr. Ashley was reported to have sail of Dr. Kenealy
might be is slander, and if he wanted redress let him suck
It in a court of law.
Mr. Insastig next M ; AWL Mai.' WWI cheering,
declared that the matter must be '•settlisl now." They
load heard the accusation and the defence, and it would
be intolerable if is third opportunity were exacted "by
the member for Stoke." Tho tight hon. gentleman
emphatically tail the principle that a entattion of
privilege condo' arise only in the 944., of 111011111,CrIl
having been attacked in their capacity t members
of Parliament Ile had had sonic doubt whether the
cushion we.. not Icing strained in the rorent .461: of Mr.
Ismoo and the Irish members. In the prewont ease there
was nut a shadow of justification for raising the question.
It was in hi. capacity SA a member of the bar that the
untoodre.r for Stoke-2w Premier now and always ttod
the usual prefix when referring to the menober for Stoke—
lint been attacked, "and let him," he continued. amd i
loud and p n-roloed laughter. "appeal to those rout* of
law with which' he in so intituately acquainted." Ile
thought that the house should now leave the matter where
it we,, and be would move, if Mr. Lowe would withdraw
his resolution, that the Ilouse having heard the charge
and the defeuce, should proceeed to read the orders of the
day.
All this time lir. KENKALT had been lousily writing In
his note book. When Mr. Disraeli res I his seat he
rose and "begged respectfully to coutrovert " Mr. LOWO.III
statement, that the quohoti on at issue between himself and
Mr. Aahley could tout be oliscussesi in the Noose. Again
the tacit determination of the House to preserve a
decorous silence whilst Dr. Kenealy was speaklng was
apparent: but laughter broke out when the hon. member
indignantly Protested against "what he ventured to call
the Americas* rowdyims• that had been imported into
public obscusions. Ile hit out vigorously at Me. Lowe:
Whose "remarkable obliquity of vition " he bewailed, ind
in • tone of some pathos regretted that the" First Lord
of the Treasury' should have cast upon him that sneer
about his intimate acquaintance with the law courts. "
have," he said with considerable vigour, "flu respe:t fur
our 11V/ courts, and will neverl seek a reniedy in one.
Above the laughter which this sally drew forth, the
I httor tabled his voice (which bad now lost it usomenLary
pathos), and hooking sternly acno. at Mr. Iriaracli, who
was quietly reading his letters, said such an observation
canoe with a bad trace from one whose avocation for the
greater port of his life had been the prooluction of
romantic fiction and poetic fable. Here there were some
cries of "Order, girder r awl the Dactor. turning fiercely
towards the Speaker. assured him that no peivate tuemher
should call him to order " unlus backed by you, Sir."
New members, he always thought, were enconooged
rather than put down, at which the House again heartily :
been called to order for a
laugh.L Finally, alter having
re(en,mi,e to the Lord Chief Justice, the new mender
" respectfully submitted" to the House that they ought
either to make Mr. Ashley proves his words "or brand
him as a calumniator and a slanderer."
•• every :seeable charge was brought agamst floral counsel
in the Tiehlsorne Cabe, bolt 110 one chirp,/ lIRIe wills guilty
knowledge ii, the igroduction id a false godlier The lord i
ebiai Joel.oe newer auggested each a charge, nor either did the :
holy of itenchers. The hon, and learned member tor Poole
was the aro to do so, and I may now say that I never saw the
witness alluvial to until weeks sitar be had been eumined.
Ile had been examined tong before I Lolled hint lo one of the
nowt emn.it counsel at the Chancery liar, aliendtd
another Chancery barrieter, esel thole two gcillicincla. a well
as laird Risers. anitired itie that they sere perfectly satisfied I
oof the truth awl 6.na nus of the siitiooas, and urged me on
their Joint Ilmi•Niailality to his examination. Ilocrolou I say
it I. too bad that a mist sou ono mentioned by the Chief
Jornice or the livnehers should be adopted lo the Mei. and
IDetliher for Poole, and tlut lie should led juoilind lii
Idalllng hie i,m the IMSSIONI ha has dom. I shall detain the
lio longer."
For himself he was perfectly indifferent to the upshot of
the proceedings. Of one thing he was certain, that the
caloominous reflections thrown on his character would
recoil on their authors ; " Lad." he added, sinking his voice
to its deepest notes and vigorously wagging his bead.
'that I shall shake them off SA the lion shakes the dew.
droos Irmo his mane r Tha was tow 11111c1/ for the already
grievously-broken gravity of the Howe. A long and pro-
longed peal of laughter broke forth, for the full length of
which the hon. member for Stoke stood sarTellutt the
animated wane through his spectacles. When he spoke '
again it was with quite am. altered taw and with • sub.