The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-10 00:00:00

THE CATTLE PLAGUE.

OFFICIAL BBTURNS.

These returns do not profess to give the total
number of asses which have oceurred in Greet Britain, bat
only those which bate been aseerhaiasd front the official
information received at this office from inspeetoes, whether
epic/dated by the clerk of the coaxal or by the local autho-
rities. The divisions of Ragland are those of the amens.
Column 1 only records the eases reported as having corn•
mend during the weeks indicated by the beading ;
" beck' eases being added to oolossa 2.

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On Thursday afternoon J. J. O. Woods, coroner
ieformatiou received at this office from iespesion, whether sot.
the west. diaiaton
of „nay,
meowed
an foinfry
at
appoiated by the clerk of the council or by the local 'nth°. '
the Rambler= Union Workhouse, in reference to the
titles. The division, of Ragland Sr. those of the magus. death of a pauper named William Fain, which he had
Column I only records the eases reported as having tom- opened on the previous Saturday. The &seemed was an
enticed during the weeks indicated by the headings . ifirlidltaral labial" forty-eight years of age, and waked
•' beak "trees being added to mimes 2. ' for Mr. Smith, • farmer at Alford, also a guardian and an
overseer. He lodged with • married woman named Bolting.
1 2 sod up till within a fortnight of his death appeared in per-
Rambo' Mina of reported awe foot health. A fortnight ago last Friday he returned from
s6Sassed from the *immense- his work complaining of • pain in his bock, and on the
g B ''' "I" of the dames. Monday following he worked for the last time. For
g•
-.1 io . 1.. o; week the deceased had nothing but herb tea and cider, and
Gems Divisions. : ril 71„ ;11 , mostly kept in bed. On Tuesday week the deceased west
I is • to consult Mr. Boron, • surgeon, at Wiaborough-
m
ii: a 4 1
/ I M green. Mr. Bezel told him there little the matter
0 0 , —.. cart
with him halides a severe cold, andw prescribed some
life Wop police d 12 1 Tell Sill $486 212 en medicine and • blister. The woman Bolting seeing that
South Auto (Manta 18 NI
_II *. 1779 442 MO the deceased was becoming worse, called in Mr. Butcher
8,,e_h,;„,..,th MS" Cati,,j'eles Yu K 14612 rise "W. ten has the relieving officer of the district, and Mr. Smith, the
""'"`" C'°°a"'"__= 182 14 "SC tate a""' 'St tat guardian, and insisted that the man should be taken to the
South West. Common dial let 410 767 led 81 moos as she would not keep him any longer. The do-
Wait NIA Counties) 292 1007 9119 1403 6006 1079 732
ied than . 7
with hit ladaing, but for two
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North Mid. counties 830 1 NO 23'8 eirt ea ein • °ea wee an arrears 8.
North West. Coanti I 3918 1664 46200 2197 NM e 213 6261 years and a half he had paid regularly every week. On
Yorkshire
„,11°""wwo_,„C""„1"1,„. • • ~_,ltrr ow ii„,!!! Ha, Isdh.. els •'lB7 deceased convoyed • diatiece of ten mile', in an open out,
'""'"""'"'"'"'"" .,r L ,5.,"" „,,',. 0,,,,,'"°7 soot.° sos„ to the unioe, it snowing the:most of the way. Soon after
Scotland
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Toads
- • -- - moved to the infirmary. He also despatched •
Mined) ALEXANDER WILLIAMS, Secretary. messenger to Mr. John Lawton, the medical officer of
Veterinary Depute:teat of the privy Cussed. . the workhouse. Mr. Lawton himself was suffering from in-
Moo, Prineeectreet, Westaanater, disposition, but his en, Mr. F. Lawton, received the mes-
B.W March 9. up. and although not appointed deputy for his father,
Non A.—The operationof the "Cattle Messes Preventiou Act, . adopted the ewe by prescribing • powder, sad giving
um" is indicated by the return this week showing 6,167 cattle verbal directions as how. tree to be administered. The
as " killed" compared with 1,711 last week, and MN the previous nurse at the union attend implicitly to the surgeon's
week. directions, but found the man next morning much worse.
Nam a —Sal la_sperlors hays net repotted this week in time • She despatched another messenger at once for Mr. Lawton,
for WI sets"' Of thew' 31 reported eases lad weelt
~,51e",„,,,,' I informing him of the fact, and requesting him to come
For the 'county of Cheater, 1: Derby, . •
'.. "...""-"'' 6; ----' I and the decried immediately To the niesub•ger
1; Norfolk. 1: Stsdord, 1 ; Nast Mang of York. I : at , see .
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- . ell,' bat he did not
Biding of York, 2 : the Metropolitan Police District, 1 ; Mt, 2; Mr. Lawton replied. All right. very w
sad for Scotland, 8. arrive at the infirmary until Jut before 12 o'clock, and the
These inegocctoxi returned 1,281 cease lag week. poor man died shoot half-peat 10. Mr. Parson, surgeon, of
Godialming, who made • post mart= examination of the
Rxlimax AND mins BILLS Mt PALLIANINT.—
body of the deceased stated that be died of pneumonia,
ricarditia, mid Omuta", and that the appearances were
Is. the Marcia" of Shifs's aiaiadia" ill' lb* Rolm .of recent origin. Mr. F. Lawton made • statement to the
of Lords the East London Railway (additional powers), jury to the effect that on the evening be was eng gad in a
the Fume" Railway, aid the Farness and Whitehese° ; labour ease, and the mat morning he was called to see •
, and Farness Junction Railway Companies' Bilis pissed woman who wee said to be in fits, his opinion being that her
1 through, the opposition haviog ham withdrawn. The ; ow, era the most serious. The married oorouss, summed up
Whitehayen end Yam° JUlleti.32. and Whit"'", the evidence with much care. He particularly tenured the
Claarwat sad Pgsehmt Railway was "kilt."' netil Moo- removal of the deceased without medial advice being
day. In room C (the Marquis of Bath in the chair). the celled in, pointing out the latitude of relieving officers in
promoters' case of the Sandown and Ne!errt (lola of this respect, and also the board of guardians haviag • surgeon
Wight), Railway Bill was opened by 1-1 r• ""°_,.,__
_lmo .4.y. : who could not be depended upon, as it was • well•imo we
(with bum Mr. Bathe, g'(-141. sad attar bearing •"••••• " . het that Mr. John Lawton bad been en invalid for some
support, and Mr. &Await, Q.C. (with him Mr. Frauds), I thin. He pointed oat also his opinion that Mr. F. Lew-
=mg for the old Isle of Wight Company, the room wee ' ton, not being appointed deputy, was not legally reepoosi-
and their lordships decoded taut the preamble bad his. The jury after deliberating an hour, returned the
net bees proved. In the same committee the Teleran Pier following spsofsl verdict :—" We (the jury) consider that
and Harbour Railway, and the Ardiakaiii aid 1"311"" the deomeed, William Fain, died from natural morn,
Railway, adjourned until Monday neat, and the Seeth standerated by went of proper treatment, and we consider
Rcex Railway, and the Dagootuim Docks Railway wore re- that Mr. Butcher and Mr. Mouth have been guilty of gross
leered to the chairman of committees, no day being fixed, neglect in not calling in the wistarias of • medical officer
In Lord Rede tickle's (standing order) committee the Glow+ previous to the removal of the deceased. We consider that
. and South Western Railway (additional powers) was allowed Mr. F. Lawton has shown great indifference in not attend-
to proceed, striking out clauses 1 and 2. The Buntline log when summoned by the master and nurse of the union.
orders were dispensed with in the following cases :—The
• IWe se a jury do cot attach the slightest credit to the evi-
, Louth and Lumola Railway, Peterborough Water. the donne of Mrs. Rotting. We think also that great blame
Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway, the Watford and is attachable to the board of guardians for not having sit
Edgware Junction Railway ; City, Kingston, and Kieh-
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acting and responsible medical officer appointed to the
' mend Railway (opposed); the Castle Cary and L 'slant district and the workhouse." The learned coroner said he
j Railway, and the East and West Juliana Railway quite concurred with the verdict, and he could tot help
r (Hitchin extemi9naopmeed). Is the case of the opposed ' king that there was something radically deficient is
'Whowy Extension Railway, their lontehip, declared that the msnagemeet of the Poor-law generally, and that some
j the standing orders bad not been complied with. The organic cheese was necessary. The „mum we mod m
. Great Western, (opposed) Bill was allowed to proceed, the papers every day of the sufferings of the poor were
striking out Menem 1,2, 3,4, and 1L In group 2, in the heart rending. and be hoped the inquiry concluded would
House of Commons (Room 12), the farther einnaideration of JD some degree all &timid,. to emedmetiou.
1 the Billow Railway Bill was proceeded with, Mr. Calvert, I
j Q.O. (with him Mr. Crisps), appearing for the promoters,
1 and Mr. Rodwell, Q.C., and Mr. Salisbury, in opposition. I ATTEMPT TO Flll A 0111711CII. —A certain amount
1, Evideoce for the promoters' case occupied the whole dares of excitement has prevailed in Norwich with reference to
. sitting. Only one bill yams ender the intim of Mr. Freya 'certain ultra-ritualistic services at St. Lawrence Church in
1 yesterday, being that of the opoosed adjourned petition of that city. On Wednesday evening • villainous trick was
the Kingston and Epsom Railer-y, the further considers- • pepe.„,tod, Some person tootnotd to tura an the gas
II Um of which was adjourned until next week. • burners on, so that there might be a great escape of gas and
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