The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-04 00:00:00

T Ii stated that the TWIN ce the misers at Brierley
HI cost the Berl of Dudley £25,000.
LABOS body of Scandinavian emignate for America
peed through Hall on Tumidity.
!WILD inquest woe held on Thursday
nipt, at Haskeiy, on the body of a child that was
food under the following singular circumstatioes:—
Ch the night of Sauday last, Mrs. Emma Marsden,
limit at 36, Albion-road found • sack containing the
liing body of a littlej:l. She pot the child into •
sum bah, and her h d went for a polieensan. who
tab the child to the station. In its dress was found
th following note, without name or address :—" Die-
trio and misery has drove me to do this wicked thing..
Mg God forgive. lam • servant, only been confined
he days." The child was taken to the work-house,
wbre it died four hours after its admission. The
medical evidence showed that death had been caused by
es...ore to the cold, and that it was three weeks old.
To jury returned • verdict of "Wilful murder against
one person or persons unknown."
han ALBUM' CLieros, brother of the Duke of
Nomads, is • young man of expensive tastes and
litited income. He is fond of enjoying binned at
Pris, and of displaying his proficiency es an actor—not
oefining himself to amateur efforta, but appearing on
th public stege. Play at Homburg. Wiesbaden. Sp.,
sd other places was only too attractive, and theatre
sal opera boom were delights he could not forego. In
on month this enterprising youth got through about •
tbusand pounds at ?arts and elsewhere. In feet, he
esoyed himself immensely, and, when creditors to the
•tount of 1.13.U00 pressed him for • settlement, he
fend a refuge in the Court of Bankruptcy, and • guide,
pilmoopher, and friend in Mr. Commissioner HAMM
Court. said the Commissioner, "would not do him
th injastioe to suppose that be meant to condemn
himself to • life of modem and unworthy idleness."
Goat is the faith of the Court Accordingly, be is
odered to wit aside £lOO • year until he has paid five
stllinp in the pouod, with which judgment the
ceditors are satisfied. The total debts being £13,000.
Se shillings in the pound is jest £5,570, and to liquidate
the amount, at the rate of i:100 a year, will of coarse
the rather more than 57 years. So diet. by the time
Led Albert is quite free, he will be • tolerably old
nun, even if he survived the dangers of Paris, Hamburg,
aid Wnsehaden, to which—on of course he will not
diappoiot Mr. Commissioner Bacon by condemning
himself to • life of unworthy idleness—be will probably
devote his attention. Happy will he the creditors who
sirvive to receive the last dividends. How fortunate
tkey did not pee-s for payment in full. Lord Albert
wild wipe it off en Commissioner Bacon's terms if he
ody lived I:30 years.
k sin tiltiogr.—A distressing story wee teld at as
inquest held at Chelsea on Monday by Dr. Diplock,
respecting the death of • milliner Rained Elizabeth
%%lion, aged 35. She had for the last seven peer.
rested an eight-roomed house, two rooms of which she
omispied herself and the others she let to lodgers.
Latterly, being for gone in consumption, she had not
been able to do much work, and about • fortnight ago
Um landlord put • broker in poswessine for the quarter's
rest which bad jest become due. Toe poor woman we.
11l in bed at the time, but rose, and begged piteously of
the landlord, who was there, that he would be patient
with her. She did not know, she said, that he would
cone so much sooner ate, querter-day than he usually
did. limey was owing to her, and she sent • girl to
her debtor for payment. The girl went twice, and
ea= beak empty-handed each time. At last she
mustered enough to pay the broker £2 106., leaving
a still owing. The landlord, boweeer, left the broker
in poeseesion. A week afterwards (on Holiday last
week) the curate of the parish went to the house, found
the broker stilt there, sad the woman very weak end
ill. She thought she could do • little work If she ward
have her esieriaghtaehisis. It had been wised, bat
rentanted in the house; ALB she was not permitted to
too& It. The curate celled in the aid of • Hr. Dawes,
• member of the Ciselesa Relief Society. Mr. Dawes
paid the sovereign seeded to place the marhina main
coder the -control of the poor woman, and he and the
aerate oethat day and the next took care to supply her
with fuel sad food, for the was sadly in send of both.
On Wednesday caormie4 Hr. Dawes called again sad
found *Midi the furniture the house had contained
was taken sway, end that the woman, looking feebler
than ever, ley on what seemed to be only a bag of rap
in • earner of the room on the ground door. Mr.
Dawes, who is an upholsterer, sent • ample of
reattraesse from hie shop, and supplied the woman with
food, but aka died the next day. fibs had told the
auntie that, being en oat-patient of the Hospital for
Consumption, she had pleat/ of physic, bet that the
dared not take it always, as it made her hungry, which
die could not effsrd tube. A surgeon who made • poet
modem examination of the body said that the lungs
were so completely diseased, eed the action of the heart
had evidently been so weak, that it was quite dear the
W 040•11 had died of consumption. The Pixy found •
verdiee of "Death from Distend .oseitee."