The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-05-19 00:00:00

jorcign intelLionct.

Tax Opitiow Naiiatale has rewired la teletrarn
stains that the French occupation ,of Rome ix about to
be "renewed."

ABTUIEILN
EIMITIOIL—The RUM FIKIRIFed to be
voted towards defraying the expanses of the expedition
to Abyssinia, beyond the ordlmary grants of Parliament,
is £3,000,000.
DEATH FROM HTDROTHORIA.—K. tegliFitty, I landed
proprietor at Bois-Normand, in the department of the' Eure, was bitten in the wrist four mouths bask by a wad
dog. The wound was motorised, but the other medical remedies prescribed were neglected. A few days since
the used symptoms of hydrophobia appeared, aud
U.
Lemariey, after a west's agony, suosumbsd.
DIFFARFATION DT • WHIRLIFIRD.--Bome days beck
a whirlwind, issuing from • mountain gorge in Silesia,
alter tearing up thousands of trees, entirely destroyed
the hiunlet of Stramenhsuer. Several persons were
killed and many wounded. In its further destructive
coarse it tore up • large number of fruit-trees, and
threw down tan homes in the village of Heideredorff.
The aspect of the satire diarist Is at present roe of
groat desolation.

!Rental Nona

LORD CHILYWORD. —By the death of Lord Brougham
the pension of an ei-Lerd Chawaellor (cr000), which
bit fordahip enjoyed for many aeon, deemed. to Lord
Chelmsfore, as the laat retiring Lord Chancellor.
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A Ilsnotss. The Royal
Hama* Society have
awarded a medal to Mrs. Flinaheth Poigudestre, the
wits of • Jersey chrgyman. for rus,dtar into the see and
saving a man from beiog drowned in February last.
GOVIIINNINT AND THI TELEMANN& —The bill to
enable the Postmaster-General " to acquire, wear, and
maintain electric telegraphs." has been petitioned against
by the South-Weetern Railway Company, on the ground
that the pwing of the meaeure would be • great
grievance to the petitioners, and that it would not ho
for the pablia advantage.

FATAL BOAT Axiom—Three yonns gentlemen
went out on Wednesday for a row at Chiswick. sod
when in the act of changing their seats the but
capsized, and they were all thrown into the water.
Two were drowned, but the third inoceeded in clinging
to the boat until assistance arrived and rescued him.
NATORI AND ART.—The Chinas., are proverbial for
dexterity and cunning, consequently it is not surprieing
that mut of the tee they send to England is "got up,'•
or coloured, to make the withered leaves appear to the
best, a custom affording extra profit to the seller, but
misleading the consumer as to the value. Horniman
and Co., London, have for many years found it
advantageous to secure lasting preferecos, by importing
tea without any powdered colour on its surface, keeping
entirely to the choice spring growths. that have no
worthless brown leaves to be disguised with a coat of
powdered mineral colour. The list of Agents who sell
Horuiman's delicious and strong tea is advertised in
this paper.
Atari OF BRMSEI STATHRWIN.—BarI of Derby, f 9;
Earl Russell. 75 ; the Right Hon. B. Disreell, 62;
Lord Comm, 49; the Right Hon. W. E. Ofadeame, 58,
Lord Stanley, 42 ; the Right Hon. E. Cardwell. 57;
Earl of Malmesbcpy, 60; the Right Hon. Sir John
Piskington, 60; Earl Granville, 5:1; the Right Ron.
Gethorne Hardy, 53; Sir Stafford Northeote, SO; Earl
of Clarendon, 68; Duke of Marlborough, 46; Lord
John Mennen., 50; Doke of Argyll, 45; the Right
Hon. Ward Hunt, 52; Doke of Riebnicod, 50; Sir
George Gray, 69; the Right Hon. H. T. L. (Jorry, 65;
Lord Halite:, 67; Earl of Mayo, 46; Mr. Bright, 57 ;
the Right Hon. IL Lowe, 56; Earl of Kimberley, 42;
Viseount Cranborne, SO; Earl of Carnarvon, 37;
Marquis of Abereorn, 56.
Day.usioue ANT) Smarm —An inqueit bee beon held
at Cheltenham on the body of Miss Sarah flempsford,
aged 42, who had been fouled in her night deem on her
knees, hanging by a piece of a clothes-line to the tester
of bee bed. The surgeon stated that he bad attended
the deceased for some time. She was subjest to several
delusions, the chief of which was that some wicked
person was following her about to destroy her, and that
he was trying to poison her by introducing into her d-
room at night a noxious gas, which she believed entered
her room under the fire-grate. The following letter
was found among the deceased', clothes, all of which
were packed up :—" Dear Sister,—The bid maa who
bu followed me for three years has brought it to a elm•
now. He has broken my body all to pieces, and now I.
will born it with are. I pray that God may forgive its
for trying to keep out of their wicked bends." Verdict
—Temporary insanity.
"Hs THAT WOULD ENGLAHD WIN." —A speaker on
the Irish Church question lately quoted as an old
proverb :
" lie that would England srin,
Must with Ireland nest begin."

The original saying is to be found in Hell's and
4olinsbed's Co-oxides, and is also quoted in Shah-
spare's Bing Henry Y. Hall gives it at the conclusion
of the Earl of Westmoreland's speech, as "the oil
alLOCiant proverb need by our forefathers, which &Meth—
, He that will P'raunee vrynne,
Must with Scotland@ Drete Awn."
The earliest reading of the modern version known to us
ocean in Fyne* Moryeon's hisserwry, 1617, fol. Part 11.
p. 3. where, ander the year 1577, he tells as that
religion rather than liberty first began to he made the
eche of ambition, and the Roman tomtit', ti nisintain
the Pope's usurped power, breathed everywhere Ire and
sword, and were not ashamed to proclaim and proinive
• Heaven for a reward to each cut-throats as should Joy
violent bands on the sacred persons of such prineei as
opposed their tyrarmy. Amongst which, this famous
Queen (Elisabeth] being of greatest power, and most
happy in /laicals against them, they not only left
nothing unattempted 'gained her sacred person and her
(ROWE of England, but whether encouraged by the
blind seal of the ignorant Irish to popery, or animated
I by an old prophecy,—

Court antt Saobionable Entelliginci.

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Queen held • br—awing•roorn on roesday at
IluekirTharn•palace. The preecntatiors were vary
narwrous.