The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-27 00:00:00

TOE UPWEY STATION.
To the Edit,r.

out of his road. H. was spoken to by the servant tolls. Mr. .1-47 air. ad to p y him P 34, for 1.,
fromt the bedroom window. end be inquired if he WA, at work. Afterwaras refir.eil pl, Mut.. tb.4:liky
Ilulsh Charepliower. She told him three times that he Cross-examined :--He did not remereb,r
wu at Whitelield, and he then left. This is at present letter from Mr. Jest. ^thug f. r the deteait act .14
the last trace of him. Parties have been searching the of prufit, and stating tat it the mqiiey was
woods. quarries,- fields and streams in the neighbour. he should not pay anything more 18,
hood. A reward of iio has been offered by his ,on for Mary tolls. He red...ea a letter of amee ku
infordtation tbkt .willlead to hi. recovery: On Fri sy Je-tt a cheque for £.l 10e91. e hick was ttttt
morning the body of Mr. Hawkins was found in • woe'il swear that ke .ent Oil Via a.vor.d b
,quarry. It appears he mistook the path.ay, end sh..et--tuost likely on the 3rfl of Octo•er.
walked into the quarry, and sit he was falling unlit In reply to the Judge the wittiest said thbe
hold of the limb of • tree, and tried to save himself. but ace" which he renderwl 'Jeaty in ttg,
In vain, and falling on hie head must have bees killed I Bere Heels Lois was preventing comoetiti.,o.
instantaneously. • When found the bough of the tree I father moor the tolls. Ile o iuld not 11W,itt
war still in his band. At an inquest held before :Mr. ! present pldiAilf had anyl lee to 4. ,
Manckton • verdict of " Accidental death" was The pl.intiff f••I., r w going • o htt'
returne I. , 1 tura up the ono& , an I put it .ete
Ili.' I lowest •--What wag reL„,.,••'
Witnes4 : —The conaileradun wee th s,
not oppose him a$ the lottes he enuld site fe.
Ilt
This was the deindant's ca...e, and shel4l.l. Ii
did not think it was necessary far Mr. Stund.r.,,4
sp the evidence. Although be had been 4,4,4',
throughqut the case, yet he believed that •10 pp',
law be was right.
Mr. Whitman, in reply to the defendant', us,
attention to the evidence of the plaintiff.
distiootly that Mason untlertook the
the tolls. A verdict for the plaintiff
ship on blazon, who was clearly in a t 4,
Ciandden.
His Honour thought the plaintiff muriay r,,t,
legally wrong. The balance of evileuce
him.. • He confessed that, morally, tt,n
the ease the better. I look ngon the trasughb•
ditable one. altogether, and under OA
_ I nbgal order each party to pay hi,050
It weild have been to the interest of the partittwlll
had not broright the use into Court. it
vezelions action, and Goodden ought to hi" 01:011
den.
He (weld not at all blame Mr. Saunders foe 11,4
do not we gat
wit it
a w.
r:Milli.dnisr."ydW6gboentob*tiramrdtatMn-akil.:°°°d:. —fie has sworn to-day uw,
was nit amount stated. I think you hsve
against him. I .44.ir
A verdict was then entered for the defeat

CHILD DESERTION AT Twestron.—A young woman
named Ellen Byres, atias Staples, was charged with
asserting her child at Tiverton, whereby it had become
chargeable to the Bath Union. The woman had been
Uhabiting with • labourer, named James Staples, who
hu lately deserted her, and finding she could not sup-
port the obild, die on Monday week asked a girl named
Mary Ann Priori to take it to Mrs. Bitotielor's, at
Twerton, telling her if it was not taken in, to put the
child down on the footway near the railway Kroh. The
child was placed there by Price, and it was found on
the spot crying bitterly by Mrs. Brown; and it was
afterwards removed to the workhouse. The Bench
sontencod the prisoner to ton days' imprisonmee, and
a summons was issued against Staples to compel him to
pay for the child, of which he is the reputed father.

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Manta!,

Blioefflll6 Otrritaos.—The town of Trowbridge jest
now is shocked by a case that came before Mr. J. ,P.
Stumm* at the poll4e-court, on Thursday. Three
young men, named Alfred Usher, Seines Keen and
James Pullen, were brought up under a w•rrant,olUrged
with baring committed • criminal offenoe on the person
of • half-witted girl named Louisa 11111, daughter of a
baker of that name. On Sunday she went to Hi'porton, .
• village a mile or two distant, on a visit toe friend,
and on her return in the evening she met the prisoner
, Usher, and inquired the way to Trowbridge. He took
her in an opposite direction, under the pretence of
showing her to Trowbridge, and by.and•by she foand
herself at Staverton, • village two miles from Trow-
bridge, Here he induced her to drink some beer, and
meeting with the other two prisoners, they all went off
towards Trowbridge together, about haH•patt nine.
Usher took her down • dark lane, at the end of which
the other prisoners were waiting, and here they pulled
her about. She screamed "Murder," and struggled,
and scratched their fume (the mocks were on their
hoes) • but they eventually overcame her, and all oom•
mitted the offence. A men rented Jones heard screams
of "Murder." and cries of "Oh, dear," and on going
in the direction, he and • companion same to a hedge
which divided them from the prisoners, whom he saw
commit the offence, the girl being on the gm o end scream.
lug for help, and be looking through the hedge end not
offering to rescue her. After a while the prisoners left
her in the field, and Jones and his mote returned in the
direction they bad come. The girl, on getting home,
did not tell her mother what bad happened, but the
following day die mother suspecting something, asked
the girl about it, when she told her what had occurred.
The prisoners were apprehended by Superintendent
Harris and Inspector Megan, to whom Keen admitted
that he was mired up in the affair " • little," but the
, others denied it. They were all three oommitted for
trial at the nest Wilts anises, but admitted to boil.

ALREiFORD.
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TIRIUTIO Tensaw' Stosx.—Ori Tuesday IL, •
the eliagoent villages. were visitel by a ItJIM Of
ad I n htuieg, eceotraPaui" L'Y heavy rain
memory of the oldest inhabicanti tip., terrible mat,
the thunder has never before been equalled us,:
nations were quite deafening, an veal, buccieileii4
with startling rapidity. Toe hghthing w..
lurid, and llt up the whole sky, with cc ,
Several houses in Old Alresford wr j%r.j
to their foundations by the extraordinary
the atmosphere. The villagers were ce.tly
and iamiist the height of the storm aruun, unr.
the death of • [tl.n in the vicinity by 114htnirz.
was later in the day, proved to be but to emtr.:,
the damage to property, it I. feared, is very grw.

have just seen the time tahl.. to :LIS
Upwey station, and I find you cannot leave trm.
between 2.30 and 7.45. nor can KliY paSsentr
Upwey later than 7.48. I think the inhalma
Weymouth and Upwey hive a right t. ad(
trains from and to Dorchester .houll
Upwey (by sign d) if necessary. No train risei I
unless signalled to do so. I beg respec•fully
upon the Great Western Hallway Company tis
sirability of a train leaving Weymouth for ts
between 2.30 and 7.45 (say 5.30 or 1.40). 11/1d111,41
the down train from Dorchester at 9.10 shw
atop to convey passengers to Waymoatt.—li
I respectfully.

WEYMOVIIIIII

THE TICHBOHNE CASE.
It his been arranged to alj.irn I. a J;.
November.
The claimant has denied that he is Arthur Chute
son of • butcher at Wapping. He admitted
on ois arrival at Gravwond in 1867, Ha t) ci
or- nt.'s sisters two lilcenesses purporticg t be prm
of Orton's wife and child, but which lure or
the portraits of his wife and child. lie ikitatri
Oitott's s,iter reeognized him as her brotlidt!ni
handwriting, and declared that he had tia.ttuL.:
feigned hand and under • false name. it•teatit ski
called to • letter written in October, 1667, in erg.i..2
said that be had never been to Wapping, where,'
went there on the night of his arrival in Engin'.
Christmas-day, 1866. A young woman tam.4l
t.
was planed opposite the claiment on Thorsiar
then uked whether he was net eagsvd to b-r
as Orton. This be emphatically denied. He alas
being charged with homesteading, in conjunctact
Arthur Orton:

SUPERIOR DEYTISTRY.

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MONS. LEY'S (from Parts), Dental Sure.% t
Manufacturer of Aralicial Teta.
year.). Can
grarouintedni:Te.rjrrtLlr.,'
may we consulted at Mr. WOOLSTOWS: CooSq
DOZOBIRTIL
INif LETS supplies Artificial Teeth, mai/
.L, the purest materials and nnrivalki gel
ship. Fit guaranteed by trial before payment::
itilred. Durability warranted for ten years,
charge for repairs.
BiL Leys loas aulsolo4 .a,bicei.i Teeth for
2,000 patients in lees than four years, and buatil
one failure, and the following price' are 'Chit
reach of all :—Artificial Teeth, set in be;t rslao
.rom 3s. to se. per tooth, or £3 to £5 per doatir
teeth set in 16 carat gold from Ba. per tooth, or or C
doable set; teeth set in 18 carat gold 10s. per 1..10tt
010 per double set, and no higher. Teeth s:oprift
best amalgam, is. and 2s. ; with pure gold, Ss
according to the sine of the cavity.
Teeth extracted, ls. and 2a. All teeth clettei
Artificial Teeth, from one tooth to • doable
be obtained within eight boars' netice, if re,,g.:,:,;•
bil kinds of repairs done while waiting

BIRTHS.
June 17, es the Edinburgh Hotel, St. Thgnae•:o4!"
mouth, the wife cd Mr. Wooldridge, of a +Jo •
June 18, at Wimborne-road. Poole, the ado AL.I, •
Orr, of a eon.
June 10, at Strode Farm, Netherbury, the wife el 181'
Hussey, of a ion.
_ June 20, at Waddon, Portishant, the wife el lit

Bp-iller, of a son.
June 20, at 2, Be!grave-villas. Weymouth 0'
Commander J. Grant, KN., 11.11.8. Bo.srawen, OIrl"
June 21, at Cerne Abbas, the wife of Mr. E. J. Cdrs
Inn, ofteon.
June V.. at Dominator, the tile of Robert Leigh

daughter.
June 22, at High-street. Poole, the wife of Mr. •
Hatstecid, cabinet maker, of • daughter.
June ti, at Highetreet, Poole, the wife of 11. D. E •
of • son.
June 26, at Dorchester, the ado of William
Portisham and Dorchester, Esq., of • daughter.

MARRIAGES.
June 18, at St. Saviour's, Bath, by the Rev. John cr.
late H.R.'s Chaplain, Madras, brother-in-law ,d the hr.
the Rev. Carlo B. Pearson, rector of Knehworth,
shire, the Rev. Anthony Quoin, of /inure Rectory, I
late Hill.'s Chaplain, Bengal, to Frans°. Jane, r
daughter of the late Rev. Richard Baker, Chapia.n
British r -ideate at Ilasobure.
June 15, at Clevedon. Somerset, by the Rev. s
Strawbridge, uncle of the bridorroom, Frederick Millais.
son of Mr William Martin, Weymouth, to Cerullo. Am
eldest daughter of Mr. Turner, Clevedon.
June 19, at the Beak Buildings Chapel. Weymouth, O
Rev. E. P. Newton, father of the bri.logrooin, Edward
Newton, to Mary Anne Young, of Weymouth.
. June 29, after banns, at the Abbey Church, Sherborce
the Rev. It. H. Wingfleld-Digby, rector of Thontford,
by the Rev. W. H. Lyon, vicar of Sher true. Alf r Cc,
youngrd son of John Bate Cardale, of Cooke'esplace, Ar•
Surrey, Esq. to Flora Emily, youngest tinter es,
Isaac Toogoo:1-Coward, of Newton Abbott, vonshrs •
The interest et :need in the event was extreme Tito
maids were Miss Cardale, Mi. H. Cardale, Miss
and Rio H. Flamank. Captain Cards'e acted a• tact ettr•
0.1). W. Digby, to whom the bride in related, have her
Both bride and bridegeoom passed through an ordealr
the more trying from the number of spectators, in a o,
which each may be congratuitted. Miss Coward sr. 9-
but elegantly attired in a rich white silk, trimmol with
satin, m.d wore a meth of orange blossoms and jad
The droves of the bridesmaids were also of wn:!e .11k WO
with blue. The bride's bouquet, which had ;co decd.
Mr. William Pravell, of the Castle Gardens, so e
stephanotis floribunda, orange bloosoms, forget.eionets,
of myrtle and fern, and white roan —an elerrant so's
of floral charms. After the service at the churls. the,
party returned to the " Digby" hotel for breakfast. •
the afteroom the happy party left for Teignmouth.
A New Yoas FAsaio3l.ol.l MARIUMIL —New York
give accounts of the marriage of Mr. A. A. Ration, l••
Orleans, to the slaughter of Mr. W. AL Tweed, of :it,
The ceremony was pe. 'armed at Trinity Chapel, at ;
&idea were crowded with fashionable ladles, ali
irt
and the confusion of white arms and shoulders, dm".
and valuable jewellery, was perfectly bewildenng.
wore a dress of white gros graln,with a train Si yard,
and trimmed with noel point lace, coating nor
The price of tbe material and labour require I ia
trimming this dress was 1,000 doh., making, v•l„,.";-cil
a tidal cod of 5,000 join, After the cereasee
guests entered their carriages to the mude of tath
the" Propbete," and drove to the residence ao.---;
The decorations of the house presents a men-',.."
floral magnificence. . . . The presents wer'"7,,tret:
the front roam on the second storey, and ociniPl:badll
four sides. Such a wealth of bridal igifU try n'`,- se to
at a metropolitan wedding They represelie"

million dollies ln value. Caces,tor.juol.ge-
g*vaildveittnveerv'eand ly oefacv7ll"'othnseri.it'bo,..s.
beauty.
_Should the young couple ever bv,
greendscks or In gold or silver coin. all the%
Open first-clam jewellery store. Tit,: "
° so,
dowers of Delmonico's establistunctit,ellich
for two days exclusively an getting it up fh,
bride was superb. it comprised fourteen other
cost of five o them (described) WWI 3,700 don.

DEATHS. re
leer..
1113, 'at altim7risterumem, I..Ouu:Sll.l."ibh 1:;:be°1 Mr rTh' :P..'
blveremith, Late of Poole, aged il. ... wh. sia4
June 18, at Won Quay-road, Pv4r, Lbz!.., b 0,.., WI
KM Mr. Stephen Stevens, aged sz, .."
native of Poole. „ss.
June 18, st Wbltechurch, of Con,urapto„ ok
sooond and beloved daught S
er of Mr . r%tlieisaoo;
wool dealer, eleven years a metcbcr ,4 th';„-01.1
Jane 18, at Wareham, Mr. J. PM...." •
waterloo, aged 80. 1r la 414,... PO
Rae 19, at the Collegiate School, "'>,,,,0.••
=son of the late Thomas Lavingwa,
,dtgr
sged 13 years.
June 19, .sth. Edinburgh hotel, 120. Ti4::::edijOif
mouth, of besot dimes Kt ldnldgu. os M ' L
June 31, st . 194.7igivoggP"'
Butkgsisfs.: (Mayor ol portjwylk. .
June st West tiathronb
the yecet m....-.442:17.1_5i „ii,...c
j.... ti, .i Tor Onto , I, I
June KWh m --dl.--..57 Rowe: . isr,
ill*, 7715 year ago, OvirreNiklb • , 1
peigArar of the Dorset Count, Ciduarligi 'ma . 11
Gazietts. li. '
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Oa the SUM Mel died Robert Edsrsgtl m41_,... if ,
Kingston. sad Srd Viscount Lortoo, in the Ilw".-10
and • Rewound. Debrelr• Pairaim dates Lel v.
.001•3•3 in tbstlEm by his brother, Henry Env,' •
bora 1948.

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