The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1881-11-08 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

WHAT THE WORLD SAYS.  I am glad to hear that Lady Allogenn, who has been for month., in a very delicate Mate of health, is now pronounced to be in a very fair way to ootnplete recovery.  To ascribe a Rothschild's death to suicide, determined by heavy losses at the Boyne, is perhaps, about the bighert expression of journalistic audacity. Yet that is the rumour which is being sedulously circulated in Paris anent the Budder' end of the Baron James. It ia even added—for seandalmongering is nothing if not precise—that the family male formal and forcible representations of M. Oarnisecease, the Prefect, to avoid a legal autopsy.  We have, in all probability, seen the last of Bend Or on a racecourse. His off fore-leg has for some time given his trainer mach trouble, and DO better time than the present could be chosen for his retirement from the turf;' for he would go with his honours thick upon him, as no disgrace wee incurred by being defeated in the Cambrige•hire under Out 81b. Just the contrary, indeed, for he ran much better than is generally supposed ; and at one time Lord Alington mo.t have flattered himself that he was to win the £40,000 which he had invested at an average of 40 to I.  JIBBING Honeen—l have long waited an opportunity to disci** • mode by which a jibbing horn can be made to prooeed without cruelty or dangrr. Jibbing is the result of a temporary mental state, end the object In view should be to divert the small mind of the horse from its one prevailing idea. I had • fine mare that once DOW and then would jib, but we felt no annoyance and endured but little delay. I would tall the cJachman to do nothing, above all not to whip her. I would alight and jingle my keys near her ear. This was the first step to divert her mind. I would then Colonel Lanyon Owen, of tionthsea, hag received • pat her and pass my hand dawn the leg, and lift up very complimentary letter from Prince Edward of her forefoot ; then, with a Piece of stun, my pocketSage-Weitnar on his resignation of the command of knife, or a large coin, hammer on her shoe a few times, the Hants Artillery Volunteer Corp., which he had and on dropping her foot we were ready fore fresh brought into the highest state of proficiency. start without further trouble. It I were not present the groom could dolt. Allow me to remark that this process On did from Dublin, that after the municipal elec. may not be the best to dived the thought of • horse, lions, the majority of the Corporation will propose to but the principle to be borne in mind is to change the remove Mr. Gladstone's name from the roll of freemen prevailing Idea. To this end two other modes, among of the city. This, they hope, will obliterate the many. may be adopted For the driver of a jibbdefeat of the motion to make freemen of Messrs. Par- tug horse to be provided with • small bottle of somenell aad thing that • horse abhors, and which stings or Irritates; by placing • small portion on the tongue of the horse, Having been frightened out of Irelani, it is said all its thought is directed to clear Its mouth, and ever/ that the Empress of Austria will take up her hunting, other consideration do= goo. from if. mfod. 2. Quartet-a this season at Burley-on•tne-litll, the Hon. small portion of something that is offensive to the ()twigs Finch's beautiful seat, near °about, which is Dann of small of • horse may be placed war or On its In ch• heart of ths Cottasmore country, and within I noatriL Hs will snort, same, and think no maw of Nay distance of the quash I his jibes-40seueirs 144, in ikc Asa.  Baron Huddles:ton fins happily benefited so much in health by his city at Brighton that he will resume his judicial duties at the meeting of the courts of law this week.  A