The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1866-09-25 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1866. st A upon them a tire 13tbonobirt. 1 Heroine held out well against the storm, and thus *riled and successful meeting. The single smeeptlee come bets end told toe that he meant to buy the impedimenta, must be .landed in ariabayboate whale:: "mall the -he raw strung proved that iron-clads are good issa boats- However, is that not enough feuds for Use expenses have_yot been borough. He geld to me, 'I mean to buy do borough. landing proved deesednis would " attached ___—e--_ t be dooe in the dark, for the there was ODD moment of doubt, for the mendre, provided. The ow sem required is only E 2,500, of We are IWO SO win. We have money and IMOD SO DSO days. All this 001Ild DO. _ ' their EXeTER. pluoging into an mterineue wave* emerged with the which £1,700 has been subscribed. There is therefore it' I thought that an impudent thing to say. I whole prooess, from tbe assembling thea—t,fieet and Imi of her bowsprit and topmast. This .dorm continued £BOO still wanted. THE cholera appears to ho visiting Devonshire to the evening of the 7th, *hen it moderated, and the . hey... no money would bey ray rote, and I think that perfectly well known in Entigud* taken in wooded from him on account of that proposal. I did so transports to the arrival on the odst To: - severely. At Exeter the mortality has been veneh got up steam and arrived at Brest at nine o'clock e FRIT SHOMMIIO ACCIDINT has recurred at 'the the rest of the borough was as pure as I am." In 1859, the time taken in landing, the inn. eneffecting. ov, amounting to forty death" in four week. at night. On Wednesday evening some men were West Drayton station of the Great Wedorn Railway. encased in re„. however, matters lad so &algid that an elector, who the parer would imply atria alone. ferteecut SUICIDE OF An SIDMAN! MIL IN Fadrog. pairing the permanent way Dear one of the sidings, when had promised Mr. Acted to vote for Mr. Wilkinson, England of the approaching danger, and in • much begged b.might be kept writ, as he was shorter time troops equal in number to the invaders —The Temps gives the following account of an extraordinary suicide committed by a young &Du, girl le one of them had occasion to peas from the down to then" nee", ashamed it should he known that be voted without being would be able to flies them with abundant weary and cater it lOn Wednesday Mr. A feed proved himself to cannon. and would be drawn op on the Kentish bead. --' t f Itigtnce. France :--11. and Madame B—, residing in the it.. side of the line just at the time the Windsor expreeps cs great in keeping adverse voters from the poll as in With the exception of the regulars, the KNOW' f'wwPei do peeb„ore St. irenore, engaged aa a governess for tem train was due. At the saute moment enionnpvhgoods” noise from Slough was a buying up doubtful mtes. He said :—" My instructions indeed, would not be equal in quality to the didiplioed were to get the Dewdneye at any price, and if I could soldiers of Franee. But then used of the French roun . &tighten., an orphan girl. Lucy B— a native which would seem approaching deadened the sound of the ,of Liverpool. Site war will aqttainted with the Runtish not get them to vote to n h voting I was soldier, would be sea sick, and • good many of the wows.), when the engine caught the poor man, threw --".4° Prim"' anti French hinge tied, a.... lug. and niume, poveveviee him down, and the wheels passing over him, his head with them an hour and • T.:lft In them at the 'tailors too, as was the with those of the fleet which • sweet temper and i el:aging manner., she was geently wag completely severed from his body. buck door, and we emptied eight bottles of grape wine. on the first of June, 72 years ago, Welted fresh (rod Tweeted and beloved by M. and Madame Si—. When /dim