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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-11

THE BRAZILIAN IEIGRAI4TB.

Two additional lattors resolved at Leamington. from
Wszarlokshlre emigrants to Cobalt Camas.", Bra,
corroborate prukam musts as to the hardships and
privations they have sedated. The writers state that
they as. bowled la hovels, thrall or four families
together, and that their food la tiro and fat. Thiry
have had no bread for four or beef for flee months, sad
have not tasted mutton lose they landod. Nall and
diorama have prevailed, nearly all haring maraud from
small-pox or favor, and several who have Mad are
named. The emigrariM all expreas the utmost desire to
return to Ragland.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-11

DAMAGES FOE LIBEL.

In the action, for libel by Charles Reads against the
Morning Advertiser tried In the Court of Common
Plass. arising from criticism of " &hilly Shelly," pro-
duced at the Gaiety Theatre, whisk characterised
certain pansies as indecent, the jury awarded pleintiff
two hundred pounds damages I II

SCHOOL °PRYING BY ROYALTY.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Took opined the
St. Janes National lisiteols at Bermoscissy, this after-
noon, Besides Her Royal Highsess, there were present
at the carman the Deke of Tick, the Bishop of Win-
chester, the Lord Mayor tied Lady Maporess, the Bishop
iist9regiut of Nottingham, Arehdesoos Denison, Colonel
Bamford, and other persons of distinction. The 'shoots
are designed to asoommodste 950 boys, 180 girls, and
180 infants The erection of the schools Sod £13,000.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-11

SLEDS.

Tbe recimt unfavourable weather, as might beer
peoted, has Lad • prejudtoal effect upon the seed trade,
and consequently the badness reoestly traaspiiing
has been exotedingly limited. Zuglien reds now Gouts
Is Mod more freely, vadat of German and especially
of Fritsch samples on offer there lino I,:ek. The breadth
of rod Glow hat for mod in this 001101// was extra
ordinarily large, mid, up so very nearly the time of
maturity, very promising both se to yield and qaality,
bat tate stoorilvit rune which thew set in wire In Some
tress fatal tithe hopes of the grower., and only s smell
proportioo of the maiden growth was sward, and this
mostly in poor sooditioo. Of ths atooad oat, owing to
lbw ooatinusd downpour, the gnaw'. pert WINI destroyed
leaving bat little inerobentabse oral In Alerts, whits
olovor, and tested mad WHIM IS SOSiCaly &linking
dolag. Tho odd weather bas brought more inquiry for
pew. Heap seed le sow rib...triable at 'moderate pion.
In Caw, amid there IS no obawge. New *deg 'fares,
with higher gootatiwee from abroad. ere Armee. Feed.
ill( liaised se in tale requee.—Joair Snow ts Bowe,
Nerebaoli, 37, Nark Lem, L'adoo, LC.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-11

EALITRQUAKZ IN INDIA.

The Bombay papers contain a brief account of an
earthquake on the Bind frontier. The fall forme of the
shock appears to hare Wes on a town walled Lehrer
In which nearly every house was destroyed, and 600
persons were either killed outright by falling walls or
buried in the ruins of the houses; In fact, only twelve
of the inhabitants escaped with their liven In the
Madras Presidency, at a place Galled Blaektown. •
pagoda naught firs, in which a large number of resoPhs
were assembled. eelebrating a native festival, and in
the ecosternation caused by the event twenty-six
psisesis were suffocated, and many others seriously
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-11

Sgrictaturt.

DOMOSerille Feb. 4.—Early Met meek a hest set
In, the severest ire ham experieneed this winter,
aosompanied by several heavy storms of snow. That
of Saturday night end Banda, Inet ese the heaviest
snowfall known about ben for many years. The road.
are blocked in massy plasm to the tops of the hedge-
rows, and poorly all sommunicadon is stopped. In
please the snow is drifted to a depth of 93f&. Of
smarm we are all pleased at this ssameable change,
and hope it may motion* for mune time 'sager. he
the ground is sell hard, all kinds of healing ars being
pushed on eigoronaly, but there is not mush outdoor
work besides. Tho lambs are doing well, but many
formore have none yet. The "wish, work" thee,
has °maimed generally of hauling, threshing, Weaving
firewood, abovelliag snow he Up to the present date
the wind is standing N., a 4 there appears no din of.
ohm's.