The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25 00:00:00

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Tan Buitor OF SALIABOST. A many mediating
•coounts as to the Bishop of Salisbury's health have
appeared in the newspthen, the Globs is asked to state
that the disease from which he has been now suffering
for several months varies moth from week to week ;
but at present there is no substantial Kapp for the
better, and it is at present entirely out of the question
that be should resume the duties of his diodes*.
Tam Arre.cm oroir • Wil.rs 8111111 Fell Omcro.—
Geptaba Hunt was apprehended on the Bath Rase
Counts, by Saperintendeut Abbott, on ThsrsdaY. The
same day he was taken before the Rey. G. F. S. Powell,
who had granted the warrant and was remanded. The
prisoner was admitted to bell, himself in Eloo and two
sureties in £lOO mob. Mrs. HUM., and the enemata
who took put in the reverie are 8•10100•04 for •
common thesulk 'Pb. cese has excited peat Interest in
Warminster and neighbourhood.
NZLANCTIOLT DIATH AT TAORIIIIDGL—On Monday
an inquest was held before the oaroner on the body of
Caroline Rogers, wife of John Rogers, engineer, who
died on the previous Saturelar. The Parties were •
highly respectable young couple, reeently started in
besinese, and the deceased, who was • weakly young
woman, was about to became • mother. On Friday
she carried • bucket of water upstairs and overstrained
herself, rupturing • morel of the brain, end producing
apoplexy and de•th. • few hours afterwarthi. The
tiz.rturned • verdict of "Died by the Visitation of
SOIOIDE AT MARL —Oa Maeda, an inquest was held
Were the °Droner touching the death of • man named
Geo. Penes, • labourer, 42 years of ago, who lied dm-
troyed himself by cutting his throat on Saturday more.
leg. The demised, it appears, arrived in dere on
Friday evening, wet and cold, saying be intended to
walk on to Birmingham, where is mother and brothers
lived. He took lodgings at the house of • (wiener
earned Stephens, Led the next morning be was found
in the garden with his throat cut, • lame belonging to
him being close by stained with blood. Mr.- Chu.
Itumsey, ammo, was salted in, and remsined with
him until his death, which took place at ball.past eight
o'clock the sante mottling, from the effects of an Incised
wound in the throat, the windpipe being completely
severed. The jury returned • verdict of "Suicide
during temporary insanity."
SODDEN DITATIL—On the night of Sunday week a
melancholy cam of sudden death took place at fislisburT.
Hr. James Darcy Major, of Cetberine-street, with his
wife, to whom he bad been ma,ried not quite a fortnight
went to Church-street Chapel, and returned home ,
apparently in his usual good state of health. After '
pert acing of supper be went upstairs, and in a short
time the inmates of the house heard &noise as if • per.
'Oa falling, and on going up to ascertain the cause they
ound Mr. Major lying on the door apparently in a fit.
Mr. Coates, surgeon, was immediately sent for, and on
his arrival he pronounced the patient to be pest all bops
of recovery. Dr. Roberts wee also summated, and he
corroborated the opinion previously given by Mr.
Costs.. Conesiouanem did not return, and Mr. Major
died in about three bourn after his ensure. It wits not
deemed necessary to hold an inquest. The deceased was
Mysore of age. Mrs. Major, we regret to add, has sines
been in a very dangerous condition.