The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1877-07-03 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

DATES 1 OF PRINCIPAL RAPES FOR T ' SEASON. New,n.rsc.4 July Stake. (5 fur. IN y.). __Tuesday. July 3 m Cuber! n.I Plate (about I mile 6 fur.) Wed., July 1 Newmar et Illsesterliel.l Stakes (3 furlong. 212 ya 1.1 .111mrs., July 5 I.' very.% .1 Simmer I.:up (..”lit I in. 4 fur.)Thura, July 2 agml wood Stewards' Cup (6 fur.) ... Tue. , July 31 Ii• KA wOil i S•akeu (2 mile* I fur.) Wed., Angst 1 lieedwoorl Culg (9 mile. I fur.) ..... . .... Thur... Aug. 2 Cmalumo I I Ilegteril..l.l l'ogp (1 mile 2 fur.) Friday. Aug. 3 Brighton Stake: (1 mil.• 6 fur.) . 'nage) or, Aug. 7 t Rrighlon Com (ihell 2 mile.) ......... ...., wvd.. Aug.g4 Igggam glf 11.11earIg mile-) tiag Agytu.t I (kelt Fl' n• II in.le-ap. York a guile.) Wel., Aug. ' Great Y. k•Mire Stair... (1 mile 6 fur.) Thum, Aug. D mr.ubir (51ampa.tne Stakes (5 f. 152 y.) Tues. Sept. n n.,.,3qtei-st. t, .. r(I gm 61.1 r. 1:e y.) Wed., Sept. 1 f) ,fleueeir Cup (al mot 2 lune. 5 fur.) .... Fri.)ay, Sept. 4 Newmarket Great Weggern Railway ihndirp (6 fur.) Tue.., Sept. 25 Ne runt -et 0.1.011Vr HAll.ii,lllP (I Wile 2 fur. .1 yard.) , Friday, Sept. .F, Cegargai eh (2 Mib, :! hr.*, Oa) • - Tgleidar. Out. 91 Middlel rk Plate (6 fur.) Thum Oct. 11 Critetimi Stakes (6 fur.) Monday, 0.1. 22 Caudill.' hire (I mile 216 yard.) .. ... -I' liesday . Oct. SI 11.talturd Plate (7 fur.) Thurs. Ont. $5 Liverpoe. Autumn tap II rude 4 fur.) Thura. Nov. 4.) Great Sh opihire IlandicaP (1 mile.) Wed.. Nogg li  A terrtble holler exiihriion has occurred at the Ray. dale Ironwiii kg, Irdiiiizina to Meaarii. Robert Heath a d STuOtell. Six men and two bora were killed on the quit, an about 31 men sostained eri,u injaries. It e,tiinatql that the damage done to the IpeTty amounts . .  _ The detth is reported of the Rev. Thigh Jityar, who for many years held the living of Sutton Bingham, nsar Yeovil. C he deeenstsl retired to rest at the usual hour on Sunday, when he *ma &maven* in goad health. Shortly after nOd• nicht he nas found .b..a4 by his son. He was 05 years of age The Priest in Absolution,  by ..T9tich-nee.l.l  of , tap a I water to his dirt, will become '' the priest n emissn aes, will actually co/m:tintio'lntYheahint!itse LlCT:elorf, ablution t" ducked in the most convenient horse pond, more especially in the country, where by *ulnae liii 'the pri st in solution ;" and in relation to the Church he flattery he ingratiates himself with the servante, by * ttoe, his *mat to bring into hatred and contempt, "the f'L. tmed fmlicittide for their well-being he anticipates priest in itissolution nf the Etitalilislunent." their wants, and in this manner manages to obtain The Itoily of a tell. named Nary Houghton, fourteen orders even. when they would otherwiae have omitted years of age, .ail found in a pit of water near her. on them, pounng the while into the ears of Edwin 'e cook house, Fleet Lone, Parr, Stalielens. About two month, since the derea.ed was bitten by a mad log, which ems discourses as baneful as any the serpent ever whispered drowned inuttedi itely afterwards. The wound from the to Eve. Edwin nays that when he thinks of the vast bite healed op in curse of time. She has several times tin:unities of truffles, cockscombs, French plums, spoken of, the deg, saying that she could hear it harkina [alien paste, sultana., chutney, mushrooms, nutmegs, hut she seemed quite well and hearty. About ten o'cloc reserved apricots, awl picklml ginger which are cont pit by a on Monday night ,hew was poke ,een go h ing in d sh the directi hon .t ) Slllll°ll weekly by his family (according to the monthiy he tinker.ho sto er, mie ten seemed quite cheerful. Shortly after midnight, her pinafore, book,, though he eats but few of these condiment* frock, and clogs were found near the pit by a number of himself, and 'seldom sees any of them on his table), searchers, who at once dragged the water awl recovered his brain p.itively reds, and he wonders that they -the holy at the time itiove Ittated The whole of the are ail alive ; and half of these might have been altered ett,iiiii tances the: lemd to the supposition that the Poor bbn-, he ima4;inee, hut for the personal interference of girl had mmtmitted suicide. his 11t Ii grosser an the officious miggestitms he SUNDAT AT 110,11i.-31.4mma—"Now Jack, there ten commandments you have to keep. If, you took a thini makes to the servanth that waitn't your,. you'd break a commandment r' Jae Edwin. grandmother here thought fit to lift up her (retuenthering something alstiat some little niegere)— voice. She alluded to the days of her youth, when And then there'd be Nae, 4" things were, she said, although different, and gloated TA, Wilt, Mirror has authority for twin-aiming the with pride over the evident persimony of her liusband's approaching marriage of the lion. Sidney Herbert (the establishment, winding up by remarking that she newly-eleeted and esteemed member for the Wilton auppoised in those days housewives. "looked into things borough, antlbrother of the 1,40 of Pembroke), and Lady Beatrice Louisa I. imbton, eldest daughter ,if the Earl of more than they do now " (for she will never miss her Durham, of Lattibton Castle, Durhate.and FenLni Wooler, sly fling at ptmr Angelina). Noithuntherlandily took up the cudgels for Angelina, and At the Bri-tol Council a report of the Watch Corn. spoke with some warmth of the growing luxury of the inittee, having r, ferenee to a proposed city dre.hrigade ago. I pointed to the street, awl called her attention and the machinery roves. ,ry to sileh an i-,ual,l:uhment, to the rolling thunder of the cab, and to 111 l ibum-s, and w.., after a short dise.l in, adopted. The itmiiiatisil to the emsequent impetus which had Imen given to ro.d id the plant is V2,lgil :ma thn annual outlaw is Ow St