The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-01-29 00:00:00

COURT FOR DIVORCE, J. V.
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THE ELOPEMENT OP A LARY OF FORTUNE
111TH 11E! GRuoM.

&mutt Naps.

G. S. Beale, Paddingtomgreen, and the weal. iemellica ;
Tint Frernex SLAVE CAINE.-10 pennant* of the for resuecitation proved unsucceuful, life being extinct. 1
rule obtained iti this GM het week a tresseenger of the A Fox's "Lug" Twesery Fear river THE OIMUND. m
Court of ten'S Beech Pmeemied on Saturday [rein —Api Mr. Bell, bead gamekeeper upset the Duke of
Liverpool y the Cunene *teenier for Canada, and Rutland's Cheveley estate, yes walking in the lark a I
Anderson will be brought over. unities it shall so few deye ago, he sew a fox descend from an oak tree, I
happen tied he will be liberated by the Court of and on hie cult ii ii ing he found, to hie surprise, that the i
Common Pleas in Cauada before the messenger shall subtle animal, which had been accidentally disturbed in I
arrive out. the Castle plantation a few days previoue. had.actually .
Tilt LiND Mr TUN Vette—A young Englishman, till made its bed most comfortably in a hole at the top of i
lately residing in Charletteu, South Carolina, wrote to the trunk of the tree, about twenty feet from the i
his friends in this country, and, naturally referring to ground. The tree bee • protubmance at the buy of (lie •
the great peression question, cern...m.l his opinion that trunk, and about two yards front the ground diverges I
it wee " all gas and would resolve itself ',caveats'''. into two bodies, the one in which the hole is being s
This letter was opened be the authorities, coil being curved, while the other bits two oblique sewents, making I
summoned before there, lie was ordered to It-eve the the approach to his bed very difficult; hut it was cleanly i
city ill five hours. The Iteptiet Church, of chid. la. epee (hit the animal had Alining over the find olustaele, .
was • member, on his departure refused to give him climbed the last named laidy, from which be was obliged ;
the usual letter of diemissien to another Church, on to j pto the other, and having reached the top, Mel i
account of his antielavery opinion,. !—Parree. to ii,., end a little way on the concave side of the tree. I
Gee. Lainetteireg Remus° a Swoeu.—Viscount in a somersault fii-litoti, to get into the hole. Mr. Bell i
Amide!. Leinercier, dewily to the Legi dative Body, declared that the lox descended from the tiese as cleverly I
haring infermed General de LA 1111 l riciere that a certain as a &laurel, and he thinks that the noise of Isi* I
itemiser of permits proposed to open a snhacrietioe for al'Prmiee in the am'w dieturhed loin. Slatniard '
the parrew of presenting him with a 'morel of le 1111 l ur, Mercer,.
the geoeral replied in a letter. d dead [ems Protmelle, Ligemsg or SLATK PitoprltTT.—One of the Virginion ,
the letti umlaut, saying :—" According to estaldished Pelwras _lamenting the decline in the
__valise of slave.s:
the axle of a skillet mechanic at elleo, aho would ,
uvaxe, a sword of honour is given to a general for • tle"tes ~ , , "-in, 1,1 New York .
bettle won—fur • fortified town taken tinder inemorelde lest Veer readily navc orime 4 • . alis the te.
.. ,
ciresimetancest —or for having valiantly defended • fortrees 2'imes wonders it safe to estimate "that,i i.l the nivel,
beyond the time resistance was thought posetible by uutary labour of
is
South was Wlliti
./.64.'
ose
ow
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military men. Now, it is only too well known that 1 12 months ago. it is now worth lee* time LI l, . .'
have done nothing of the kind. The provinces I defended tireetees acquit heowteo.-1 he report for the
have Is,. eonquered, the town+ teken. the war materiel querter of Dr. Letheby, the Medical Officer of the
lied. and the whole army led into captivity." For thud Mies epolitilll Commienoners of Sewers. embreee%lre. ,ever al
reagens. the general formally declines accepting the offer topics which are not without interest to 1"I'l"g
of the sword, and reauests Viscouut Leinercier to beyond the toned of Bow bells:
_A _ •ase v
quantityrlti
, communicate his answer to the pereutis who originated "f (11`ea'ad meat has hem' size,! daring the 1 '.4:r•
i the propual. 31,77211 e., with WO rabbits, Marl)? two tone or watch
seas
in a Aide of putridity. One curious fact is that
1 Norics:s con THIS CliniNli SltteiloN —The following
after having been ceitilemmil there is great difficulty in
notices have been given fir the approaching Session of
keeping the carron out of the sausage 11146111 n. " Even
Piirliament:—Mr. Rochuelt.--To ask Mr. Gilpin whe- that which is seised," says Dr. Letheby, "is often lest
thee lie is a descendent, of John Oilitin, and other-
si lit of on its road to the boilers, and there are greet
wise to insinuate to the remarkable Minister, that when 'Lunde for believing that a large portion of it finds its
looehle people are suddenly elevated to the backs of
way to the saueigmieeker, whoee biotin...l flourithes in
liaraea, eliey are very likely to ride in an objectionable
the neightesurbood of Smithfiel I." Rather unexpectedly
direction. Mr. Edwin James.—To move an address; to
Dr. Letheby report.* very little adulteration in the
the Crown for leave to 1 ' to wear his blouse said
staff of life. On the other hand beer and porter are
, pistols (as delineated in the Ilhestrated Landon News)
universally sophieticated. Dr. Letlseby sae.—"lt is
the filet time he move the addrees in the House of well-known that the publicans, almost without emelt-
Commons. Me, W. Wilhelm.- To move an addrese to lion, reduce their liquors with water after they are
the Crown for leave Whim, when his receives his cone
received from the brewers. The proportion in which
net of Viecount, to have the pante electroplated, as tine is added to the beer at the better class of bouts* is
more in ecoonlance with the economical met:Mies of I nine gallons her puncheon, and in occond-rate establiele
the day than rid or silver gilt. Also to aek the
ments the quantity of water is doubled. Tide must he
Crown whets it is likely the bon. member will Lae. the
compenuted fur by the additiou of ingredient., valdeli
said distinction. Colonel North. —To move that Mr. gives the appearance of strength, and • mixture is
Sp alter be inetniete4 to issue hie warrant to the ispenly yobt for this purpo.c. The compesition of it
ti Avant-at-Arms to arrest any member who, not bold-
reties in different eases, foe each export has his own
leg a commission in the aelleY, shall Presume to speak particular nostr 1111 l . The chief ingredients, however,
or ask a question upon any military subject wheteeer. are canine „me. ii,,, foota and liquorice, to ....etc,
Sir Francis Baring.—To siek Viscount Pelmereton the it ; a bitter „ini ii,re, as gentian. nua•aaia. „eiach. et.'
reason why he, :iir Fumes, in not a member of the terra jajeinilii, to give e einheency ; a thickening iiii,.te.
present Ministry, rind to assure the noble Viscount that teal, as Smoot', to give 'may ; a colouring matter, as
the nation WI bare HO Ctilin•irliCe tie Cebinet which blunt sugar, to darken it ; mettles justices to give •
leo not the official coemerati 111 l of the honourable barn- Lase strength ; and copperas and Dantsie spruce to pro.
net. Mr. Bright.—To move that the Warrior he indite duce a head, as well as to innate (*slain refinements of
distely completed, and presented by the House of flavour. lii the OOP Of ale its appareet etr.ngth is
Commons to Emperor of the French as en assurance of
, restored edit bitters and sugar candy." The effect of
thea ~ ~ Ih' e.
I,i ....1, of
will. E 1 . 14(
1 (list
I v tett. I his
,„, or
a., yMajesty r will
._ p:, :a" ° thee. fraudulent pruccediugs in Leudon, where there
are between six and seven thousatul publican., ate' beer
-
Timer. MIN BCIUND IN A MlNN.—Great coneterme whop-keeper., is to &freed the revenue of upwards of
lion was created at Clever Sough, near Bakewell. Derhy• r.. 100.0,0 per annum, besides the injury eons to the
lure, on Tueeday laid, by the fear that three ;nen
• conetitution of the lieges.
.named Thomas, Edirne', and Joseph mid John Burch Tim rite are but few customs so short-sighted as hiding
(two brother"), lied been killed in a mine. The most the defects of consumable articles, a* lees of elegem is
arduous and anxious exertions were con inenced to dig
certain to ariee when tee test of quality is applied. The
them out, and on Wednesday morning the men Parliamentary Reports on Food Adulteration prove
employed succeeded in reaching them Two were found that on TEA the Chinese add colour, to disguise the
alive—viz., Joseph and John Burch, though greatly perished brown appearance of the autumn leaves ; and
exliameme They were at once removed, and, being the better sorts they also co:our, to render alike "the
cerefully treated, are in a fair way of recovery. Not su reriaits and Ike rife," and enable them to pug off the
Tintillii4 Edetion • he was found dead, his head being tad at high tiricee, thus profiling sit
the expense of the
frightfully crushed. The survivors bean' Etle"ea elmt eoesewer. kurni.a* è co., desirous of obtaining a
fired, when they were instantly hemmed in by • large
lasting preference for their tea, have abolished artificial
mans of earth displaced by the shot. Thue wen luol
colour un all their imports ; the high e.timation in
remained in the Mille from Monday, having had no which their Pure tea is everywhere held, anees from its
food, and their feelings can be better imagined than being " ulwags good alike." See list of Local Agents in
deecribell. A telegram was sent to the coroner, Mr. F. this „per.
G. Ile •tt. at Glossop, to hold an inquest, and • striae AN AcTRENti WITU FINK 111;MANDS.—An extraor-
inquiry will be made Into tliu Callao of this accident and dinary case of bignine has jut been discoveied in
death. Dutiful. Kate Canis. a hence (lancer, who has for
entail:nen Iteix.—M. Giovanni Cainpaiii, Professor some time besot bewitching the neideute in the Irish
of Chemistry at the rnivereity of Siena. has juet pule capital, euddenly vanished, her object being to escape
lista"' a letter, addreamel to Profeeesr Matteneel, on a
from the clutches of the law ; the lady being charged
wed singular phenomenon which occurred at Siena in with marrying no lees than five husband*, each of whom
D.:umber laud. Ou the ffilth of that month, nixed 7 bad been remitting her weekly emus for her suepart.
a.m., the inhabitant. of the north •western part of the. The discovery WAS made by the unexpected meeting of
city wittiest...l with surprise the merlon' pllenowell" " three of the duped Benediete at her resideme.
• copious fall of rain of a reddieh hue, which lute.' two Coirettnitioe Mt A LUNDoiI CI.P.IttIYNAII.—The Mow
hours ; • second shower of the Jaime colour me-erred at ivy Herald stains that the Bishop of London has issued
11 amt., end a third at 2 p.m., but that of the deepest a c 1111 l iniedou to two laymen of his diocese (Alderman
red full the first titue. But what adds to the strange • it .1. in and Mr. George Moore, of (heepeele) to inquire
nen of the occurrence is that it was entirely confined to
into certain allegations, made against the Rev. le
that particular quarter of the town, and eas Nicely wee Dimities, hi. A.. uenitter of the Temporary Church,
the line drawn that the cessetion of the red colour was
adjaccut to the Victoria Docks. The circumstances to
amertained in one direction to heat shout 200 metres
he inquired into ere soniewliat curious. It appears that
from the ineteonslogical observatory, the pulvionieter of just previous to Clirietnias, lefsie Ninnouglu made an
which received admit-lees rain et exactly the sable time.
appenl to the public Olt behelf of hie dietnet, the result
The temperature during the ammo interval varied between 1.1 which was that temente of 1:14,0011 was subscribed.
8 degrees and 10 degrees Centignele (41,1 end 50 Fero..
Tower& the erection of a new cherish Mr. Duettist' ap-
heit:) The wind blew from the S.W. at the beginning !imprint, ml 14,2110, between Emo and 1:400 for salts,
of the phenomenon, •ttil afterwards changed to Wei. W.
C4.60(5 in hail and money for its endowment. £721) in
None of the rural populati 111 l in the immediate vieinity land and money towards a parsenego, £2OO towardi a
tol Siena remarked the uccurrence,eo that ileet probaery church fund, mid t"220 tewenie a sello.d at the eastern
the rain that fell round the town was °Amara& The extremity of his neer perish, Mr. Mertieon, a City terr-
ains illienOnntnoll, etninge to say, recurred in exactly chant, having elneely commenced a church at the rut
the same quarter of the town on the 31st December, arid end of the parish. A large minion of the remeinder
again on the let January, the wind being W.N. W., and
Mr. Douglas epproeriated to the relief of the &street by
'
the
m temperature hieing respectively 35 and 3942 degreee which he is eurromeled. Just pre% ewe to last Christ-
Earenheit. Each time, however, the red colour thud- Inas-day, Mr. Douglas made another public appeal, and
fleshed in depth, its greatest strength having at 110 time it was meet geuerouely responded to. In that appeal
exceeded that of weak wine and water. A similar weer- he stated that he had iutrosluced various employment.t
rence is recounted as having liken place in 1819 at
amoog the people, with a view (ethic permanent anielie-
Blakenburg, when MM. Meyer Mot Stoop found the ration of their condition—such, for exempla., as an in-
water to rontain • solution of chloride of cobalt. Pro-
',Annan for needleuromen, • manufactory of gloves,
teaser I 'ampani. who is now engaged, in conjunction with emus-kitchens. and thole for wood-matting. In comic-
his inllcegue, Professeor Gabrielle in analyzing the reel queue of this appeal and stAtemeut of facts, some grave
water collected, has ascertained that in this instance it donee have been mini. by Mr. Jeniee Scully, a tom
contain. no chloride of cobalt, and, anoreover, that the contractor. residing in the edjacent &deist of Canning
colour mut be owing to NOISIC solution, since the water TOiiii. He states that Mr. Douglas is building his
, has &emitted no sediment. new couch on a wild amid uninhabited part of the
A FEMALE Witititioa.—A widow, whore name
iperieb. wh th ere ere ii not likely to bee congregetion
figures I 1111 l outstay in the military annals lif France, this eidc of the year 1,900, inetead of applying the funds
, died last week in the Hospice des Petite-Menages, in confided to his care for the relief of the poor. At the
. Paris, at the age of 87. Her 1114./On name was same time he severely oeusureil the manner in which
, Thereee leigueur, and Abe served as a dnegeon in the the inetitutiona referred to were conducted, and more
, 15th and 9th Regitneuts from 1798 to 1812. Sili. was than .c., Imbibed at
jai pr
ts ,ropriation of funds. 'I he
known throughout the annv by the name of Ssue•Gene, I psrielsioners of Mr. Deugins appear to have rallied round
and was aim ninth esteemed by her „recces time when the him with great zeal, and have already presented
Coninnttee of Public Safety determined on excluding all addresses to him (signed by Churchmen and Diesenters
Winnell from the army an exception %WI Made 111 her alike), thanking him fur the great exertions lie has
favour. The history of her campaigns was published Made Anil cmigratulating him on the Minitill which ban
from her own dictation in 1842. She began ber mili• atteuded his earnest labours amongst them.
fairy career at Toulon, when that port was beaiseed by
ANOTIllia CVNII Or • 7 YIANN. AIRIIII• NY Ds Lococa's
the Eeglish in 1793. She was there put under merreet eciasoxic Wanets.—erem Mr. Etlxln Squire, Ismkseller,
by Conintandent Bonaparte for • delay of 26 use-Rites con, market. Louth. "A lady, whose name mod %Mires-u is
in executing an order. Seine years after, when her old hem., hat been severely articled slth setlima for etzen years
ennimander had become First Consul, 1:e sent for the men eteed three meet's. ego, etzLaifurimeTt in hi
aumetl asub,hunreseen.
.4-
dragoon Sans-Gene to St. (lend, snit afterwanle gave e .
uit.i's".lu.danhsule.e. ilaes-cd'i!let ' deees le to lie down le bed ter twelve
nhtearinteslg°thint al:trivviecesPei7i'ci:nii:idtil26olBlfra'w benB4:l7l;(ifie-linei irei to- ..er ("erteni weeks. the Ant tons enabled her to do .0 and
takes comfortable night'u deep, and she is effectually curet
the hands uf the priest Merino,a guerillas to elein, and I le MO imzei." 1 furi.4,ll the name of the lady. which is Mrs.
was takei, a. prisoner of war to Englene, where she re- —slant a Reim tit. haereece, user eentnor. Ile r,stit taeeelit.d"
maimel till 1814. In the course of her 20 campaign* Pr. l'*"'"
Pu"“°"l'
Irdc"
gl"lir"rmdtariellijisosr.lere 21'it.
',ore of uthins, commas time mug i .
...t. Price l.. jo..
she lied four horses killed tinder her, and was. often
wounded, the first time being at Toulon, whetm a hall ..breei_
nth..u:nddluirisri....Ti..elhave ais id .
0 Sold hy all druggieue
struck her on the leit breast. She mitered the home,* e'• ""
Car:noe.—Eiers hex of the UNNUINI Mediane hes the
in 1840, and lived upon her pension of 201%. till the words " Dn. Lona-gas Warmer In white letter. on a red
present Emperor made • handsome addition to her ground in the Government stamp, and without, which words
means from his private puma —Galigmailee Nareager, all are comae:felts and an impothloo.