The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1880-09-28 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

NATURAL LAW. Iyli.bmna (10 BOOTett PACkILAD) : " Mae, how is it that when you Scoth come to England you nevi. go biek V—Seet: ' Weel, Ti .06. it Ii in a war impossible for u 4 to ge buck, because we mak It a point to be aye van forrsr,i." AtTOND Riganon —Dsolor "Oh, there you Wel Smith Ituses the wife I "—Partner "Wets, Fm afeard. air."— T)oetor: "luos.d I Is she wan.lering I" Farmer A.'S senaible. That's what I'm afeard of. I I never knowell bar s, 'unable. f3n,.. Is onnatraily I esaaible r  " We plough the fieldt and reatter The good aired on the land," was then heartily sour. Th, work of decorolion omu cerebra out by Mrs. sal Miss Rawlins. n, Mina L Lc* and Mrs. Angell. In the west window wen, plant. In pot.. acacia, fuchsias, geraniums, coleuses, de., from the rector aoomootoey, tho south transept window being annilirly adorned. The font we. at °nem simple, Nit chaste. Fnm the beobt rosem delicate white crew, composed of whim asters and geranium I.l.woonm, the atipport:ier column beim; wreathed In fern and whitc sitKra. TI., pulpit bore mue of hop brandy.* intermix..l s' h yellow Meal and waters. The lectern and dark's .'esk were mounted with a brilliant Melia of hio.,d-red dahlia.% yolleeed by yew and oat,. Tim panels of the choir faller, bore Maltese ereanic. The ehane 4 looked very pretty • on the Communion rails hung floral mulish. of fey,. nankineniii, niter, mai igolds, and eon.. The leave of the warlearated stetson= for ..ed. orai hord..r for pi,. r,ht, or tho Coolnisadmimts abovi the Conrinuidoe.telde ens • CMOS eorapreed wholly of astate and dohtio, , Too splendid sheaves of corn stood in front of the tri;1.,,,00g ot their base nestled two magnificent buneh.s ..f nand. Rarabutdb yranrY. Tbe corn was sent by Mr. Mali. V.low, Yanc. sod Mr. Morey. Crepe. And was dietributeetto R. ly ' Bartlett awl Ann Stoic. the oiled parialgoo,,. Tu grim,* were ,tent to the suffering Poe, it firldpict Th. mots& collected for the Ifuralgra ikrufoas •waa very topfectom  GENERAL ITEMS The Rigid Hon. J. G. Hubbard, M.P., is reported to be seriously in,tlsrioenil. Three men have been drowned by the capsizing of • boat utside the Mersey. The Pope. for economical reasons, will, it is stated. dismiss his Swiss ituard. Bread has been lowered in price from 61 to 6id Per quarter at Taunton A bust of the Bishop of Manchester is to be placed in the Town Hall • f that city. A publican named Floree of Oxford commitad suicide on Monday through political matters. A strike has occurred among the cabinet...-. 2.1100 of w hum la Ye ceased work. Miss Agnes Beck with completed on Saturday night her teas of swimming 100 hours in six days. The Lyceum opsned on Saturdat.;.tevith the "Corsican Brothers, ' Mr. Irving in the dual c pairo-pu. mired& itiiofl. cattle sad swine fever are rri.ort 41 1. ht.; 1,1 Line .shire. fil 117 iite icro tat 1C4%.1 Paeha has been imp the Turki.h Ainbasaidor to France. The subscrip ion, to the Seehaiu Explosion Fund amount t 12000, almost entirely from local source. There is great activity mu the clothing and outfitting tied, in Bristol. flue firm alone wlvertisiug for 110 bandit The Rev T. Elearlove, a well-known Primitive Methodist minister at Bradlee', died suddenly on Sunday 'debt The Australians defeated the players of England in • two-days' match on Monday and Tuesday, at Bradford, by 67 runs. Cobael Jokey, M.P. for North Durham, has signified his intention of giving £2,000 to the Newcastle-on-Tyne Bishopric Fund. A Corte wo telegram of Tuesday's date states that the Tembookies have combined with the Battlial against the British forces. A large and beautiful fountain, said to be the beat in England, was on Tuesday afternoon thrown open to the puidic at Leeds Several stick* of newly cut oats were burned on Sunday night on the property of Diudnick Leonard, at Tuam. The outrage l agrarian. D. Campbell, • London physician, has been drowned at Coatham, Modem, whilst trying to save the life of a youth named JR iboon, of Durham. According to • telegram from Amsterdam, the war in Acheen, which dates from about the time of our own Ashantee quarrel, hissers yet. At Lewis, on fdonda , &tramcar conductor was sentenced to a month's imprisonment for embezzling 2,1 which he had received from a ptisenger. The English Good femplare in Wales met in the grand lodge on Tueislay at ?leo ton, Montgomeryshire. A settsfacto y financial report was read. Fifty-seven ton. of Greek marl& have been delivered in L,ouilon, free of all charges by the Greek Government, for the nedestal of the Byrom m mument A woman nem-d Pertn.l.o has died at Birmingham, mainly from IA .rise inflicted by a policeman whilst taking her in custody for Using improper language A telegram f mu Queenstown dates that the Inman steamer City of Chester has met with a mishap about WO miles from Cape Clear, the crank shaft having broken. Bridget Gavel], hawker, at Manchester, has been sent to gaol for six months for wilfully neglecting to feed her child. The child only weighed lelb. and warn four years old. A man was charged at the Maryleboree police-court on Monday, with threatening to shoot the Prince of Wales. He was removed to the Workhouse as being of unsound mind. At Berne, • few days ago, a man died from blood poisoning after being bitten by • leech, which ha had applied to an inflamed gum, in compliance with medical advice. According to • New York telegram of Tuesday's date Vie largest quantities of wheat and corn ever received on the Produce Exchange in that city were announced on Monday. The ship Paul Boyton, of the United States, 1,007, drove on the Goodwin Sands at midnight on Sunday night and became a total wreck. The crew and captain were saved by lifeboat The British float Society gave • kid dinner at the Alexandra Palace on Saturday, when about 60 persona sat down to a repast of which the dishes were composed of kid's flesh. At the Sedgfleld vlum Durham,  A fire broke out on Tuesday night on the hum at Mr. Taylor, near Devises, destroying the barns and outbuildings. Little disposition was manifested by the villagers to extinguish the fiansee, owing, it ki said, to the landlord having allowed some land to go out of cultivation. We regret to announce the death of Mr. G. F. Grace, the youngest of the three brothers so famous in cricketing circles. The deceased gentleman, who wee 29 years of age, succumbed at Basingstoke on Wednesday to an acute attack of inflammation of the lungs, resulting, it is believed, from his having slept in a damp bed.