The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-14 00:00:00

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Whenever the noreacit, liver, or bowels ere dkerderedby
high 11.1.ty elm ta, over-Inaulienee, endue exertion es Wier
mama then bee tegulatl g Pt WS notify the evil, sad
apseallyl nog back moray, strewth. sad cheerfulness le the
rere whoa prefloWy ill ow lenitade, gloW, sod dedeelien.
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LDS.

In our ritangesh'• climate lan proms swept without colds
sore throeta, toluenes, lipth4.,or br•nallitls, for en a
whl h the. famous corrective Ms any be tam with the
certainty flu idecllng • cora While the MI6 on 01,POI ing ell
mpuridet from he body ,on y, H. tonere Ointment
hould be •, II robbed apo the chest and throat ; 11.11 peas
rate the *ln, reduce tnEsnimation, end ratan Wang
'endues..

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HOLLOWAT'S PILLS FOR lenmeartow, armee; AND
Lrrna Oomaiirre. —.Persons suffering from say
&comment of the liver. stomach, or the organs
ag digestion, should have recounts to holloware
pais, as there is no medicine known that acts on these
particular complaints with such certein semen They
,a,aaokiesi the tone of the stomach, inareass the appetite,
purify the blood, and merlon depraved secretions. la
bowel complaints they remove their isrimartmarycauz,
sad soon restore the patient to sound health.
or sick headaches, and deprenion of spirits may he
speedily relieved by a comes of these pins. They saw
composed el ram balsam, without the admixture of
mein of nieweery, ar say ne;dous eakwiassa, mid Si. se
safe as they era

W ZYIIOIJTH.

HATNAKIIIO ccatmenoed WS week is this neighbour.
bowl.
Norurts Ituntaurror. —The lest exmainstion of Aim
boakru is fixed for Jams la ai the Ilistir Comr4
Thelloillitlsswe gunk .14 sis.i. £143

Nsw Foreseer.— A meted arse fromasitteeet 01
um pi:4.w arrival at Weymouth hum Jumpy
Tuido, end were forwarded le Caveat Garage

Ns DR. V.—The sitsben of this aorpe sinehered
I a magmas uniform at Om King's lite.tee, cm Monday
re=at seam sad headed by their band had •
oat.* Drill for minute every evening at the
Drill Room at levee during the present week.
Ti. COUR GO LID DIVTIIIONAL Inrsossop. —Os
Tuesday morning the men from the Coast
Guard stations in tide aelibbeerkeed, with their obis(
diem mustered on Loimoor to the number of 130 or 90,
sad were put through • rather severe drill by Caotaiu
boat,
lii:a manual. and sword ezensiees, and In
drill. Tim following Madame were repreesaked
irliaamgdmi4Lnlaorth, Whitener. OuSliagloos.
!redo% (balk siatkma). Wyk. Aft* Fieeti
and Weymouth.

MI7IIO. —WID•W L Agye, Esq., gm a Waive no
male at the Royal Hoed on Monday Meat. The
atesealanft wow very small As the teeter* was Limn
ler Me bawds of Me Library Fend s 4 lb.tretitetiou,
111. somewhat • matter of vaporise that the members
ad nce mined in larger numbers- sot above s dome
Wag present. The lauded ilhelsedoes were evellsnt.
They were Rhea by Iliewas. Avast, Guide's. A
sad Bask lestniasentaiMM sad Ms. Batty, mu Ht
Noma Bast', Belkorm rad Bedgeleid, voesdots.
A FAS& DOWN ettlaia—Os neaday, Ile Mb, • man
named Benjamin Beet, met with • narrow wisps from
• broke. Doak. He appears to Um bees eceseoluit the
grocer for drink, sod Iran seen to Ws home is the old
workhouse, alter wkleit be made hi. way 'tabs mad
when at tbe to be must have over b4oomd Mame
sad Nil to tbe bottom wises be was picked up and
assimard to bed. No merlons irjary bolsi tbes Aimed
of he was WI till He morning, whom it tilesemeed that
b• ma in a seistoireaskite state sod stal Moodie,
profusely from a severe wound to the bead, readied old
was obtained, sad the eafortanate Wow resolved
the %tom* ailkotial. mad faked:, to reserer.

reantau.-11i• famed of the infant daeghter of the i
Rev. George Philipps took place at Wyki Regis Church
ea Thursday afternoon. The oofiln was covered with
white Cashmere, ornamented with silver furniture and
plate, and had • violet-coloured no. on the lid. It
wes borne by (owe the yotuweet of the Trinity Church
choristers, vetted in surpicon The two senior chorister
boys preceded the wain, ourryingbouquett of white and
mauve flowers, and Mrs.Philippe' class of Sunday
school girls, wearing white draws, capes and glow*
and ma tarrying • bouquet of dowers, fodowed is pro.
cession. 'This grave was surrounded by • prelusion of
cut flowers. A wreath of them was phased opts the
collie, and at the close of the service a quantity WM
thrown into the grave by the Morixters and Sunday
schoolchildren. There wee no black to be seen at this
funeral ; there wail settling gloomy, but all bespoke
"sure and mesh hope," in the little departed one's
eternal safety and blessedness. A large number of the
parishioners WON present.
Tau Smite al Mt. Thetas Detlirt.—On Wednes-
day afterhota, May 8, an inmost was held at the Priem
of Wales lent before H. look, Req. &pity coroner,
touching die death of Thomas Di-Ailey, butcher, of
Park-sheet, who sommitted Weide, seder shocking
eireernstances, the previous day, in his shop. The first
witness examined was Theophilus Wieloek, a boy aird
le, in the employ of demised for some yeses, who de
posed that shoat 311 minutes past 13 he was in the shop.
His master wee it the bask roma adjoining, and Mrs.
Darnley was there. The shop door was open. Deceased
and Mrs. Destiny appeered to be quanefllng. Witness
meld ent hear what about, as the room door was shot.
Afterwards his master tense out atheneum, west th rough
the shop into the street, sad Mrs. Danis) meet up
stairs. Witness bad to WM a little In the shop, and
Mn, Dankly would not tome down but told witches to
tali his master to book it. Deeemed then cense in the
shop, and witness told him to book some pithier.,
which he did, and remarked "Wh did not your Mimes
three down end do it?" called out is Mrs.
Donsiny two or three tiaras, and she came dont, and
they then had • few more words. Him mistress then
ran up stain, and deceased chas into the shop, and
short the roots door, aed then look tip • knife lying by
the set/es in his right head, end drew It across his
throat. Within was sit or seven feet from dammed
when be committed the done Dessamd did not say •
word, but mumbled something. He looked very wild.
After be had cot his throat, he turned round and lasted
his head against the wall Witten thee ran out, and
called Kr. Dibben' bet be was not In. Witnem them
no round Bathotreet to hi. home. When whoa re
turned they had taken deemed gestalts, slid Mrs-
Dankly was in the beak room, and said she was glad
vitae= had come beak. Mrs. Dominy was sot in the
room when the deed ma dam The deemed of late
had teemed very queer, and very fumy in his meaner-
he looked very strange when he eat his throat, and
before also Diseased wee sober at the time. He
would serestbees stand in the shop and mumble
to himself. Mrs. Dominy had dies remarked :tall-
ness that she did not think deemed was right in his
mind. Deceased munitions drank. Witness thought
he had had some that moraine He was generally rare
passionate when spoken • word RN and espesially when
Li had been drinking. Neves complained of his health,
ace his business, nor looses in trade, and, as far as wit-
ness knew, demand and Dose* lived happily and
somfortably together. The buds, • most formidable
looking weapon, was ham predused in Court, sad khaki-
fled by the bay as being the weapon used by the deehese
Is cutting his throat.—Marie Dwain, deposed that she
ens the wife of Thomas Docility, end that yestesdee
asernmg after Snakiest deceased went out for orders
and oe his return wittier diatomitd that he had taken
some money and not wowed is off. She said to him
" Business is business all the wirld over, if sou took
have money you ought to ha crossed it off. EL,
• put his
band on her shoulder and hid "You have • kelt as
well : there is somehattei you ought to have wowed off."
He did not strike her; he lied never done an in his life.
She did net say anything, but, orying, went up stairs.
As she was eoming down afterwards she saw him through
the window loaning against the wall, and she went rotted
and sew Mr. Trim, and told him she believed her husband
bad done something. When she same bark she saw the
blood in the shop, and direessed waa lying in the passage.
he sew the doctor and asked him if there was any
hopes, and he said "Na." She had intend for the past
two years that deceased had been very &beset in his
mind, and Irritable; by sheepish' meant 'adios thought
His memory Ital also failed him very meet. Soateaimea
deoessed would say queer things, and she had remarked
to the boy that she thought the deemed was not quite '
right. Had oever mid so to deeeased. He liked a Caz
of boor, bat she had sever noticed hire tipsy.
would make him irrirable and talk • good deal. Wit
no. had been told that deceased bad • pint of psi. ale
at the Somerset lintel that morning, but from his
manner she should not think he had bees thinking. He
did not appear to bane any strange i ,e.s sheet religion.
They lived happily and somfortably together. Deemed
had not any pressing demand' tir money • hatmer.
Wilms held sot my, bet tangled diet some time ago
deessaed had threatened himself, and bed thee, the
been drinking. limy times wither had shifted
oirenenteness whisk led her to believe that deceased
was not in his right mind—Dr. Rhodes was merited
this thee to have been present to give midair", bet it '
appeared that he was out of tow.; and shortly after,
Dr. Fox sobered the hart, and explained that Dr.
Rhodes would not return to town that day, and, MI Mr.
Fox had professionally attended the deesseed, he jury
agreed to she what seldom:re he could give. Jolla Fox, '
ee D., then deemed that be had known deeemed all his
life. Witness and his partner (Dr. Rhodes) had attended
him for the past 19 months. When em mining deceased
on his trying to effect an insurance on his We he noticed
that there waa • greater degree of melancholy shout hi,n
than there should be about a young man of 40. and that
ha was rodeo.' in flesh reenewhat These cod other
eircurestances led witness to Aries the insurance Ales
*they inmud the policy to add • good many ream to hi,
life, Of otherwise hare. an harmed premium.—The
Corinne then read ever the *video's of Mrs. Dwain',
and asked the opinion of Dr. Fox upon It. —Dr Fox
said the statements deeded were eery likely, but nothing
of the kind had num to his knowledge.—The Coroner
asked whetlerr taking the evidence of Mrs. Doinirly and
his owe medical knowledge of deceased, the Jury could
fans a,, opinion as to the state of his mind? —Dr.
Fox said, that would be • matter entirely for the jury.
He saw nothing in his manse, bayoud want of spirits
end • melancholy tone about him. On examining de
esseed he had questioned him about drinking, when he
admitted to baying two or throe glass a day, when wit-
tee said to him perhaps that might mean four or Ilse
This led witness to believe that &sewed did not drink
with discretion. This fact, together with • miller of
complexion, and • rapid action of the heart, led wieners
to make the report he had hide I. the immense ogles,
as their mintiest referee. When 17 or 18 years old de-
emed had seffered from a severe &Weak of erydpeles,
end eh then pat tluough & severe hares of mweniy,
whieh men here affected his cionritirution ; he had lee .
number of teeth— at least 12.—Th. Coroner asked the
jury if they required any further evidence when it •wee
agreed that auffileient had Wee brought before them,
and shortly after they retuned a wordlist of "Temporary

Bonnoon Porn leammona, Ilooday.—Beforo the
Mayor, J. rumd, Seq., and J. Ayling, Esq.-.
John Briscoe, sailor on board the Revenue cutter
'Visaliae. charged on the information ci P.O Bartlett
with being drunk the morning previous about
quarter to am. Ha heard • noise in Maiden-street and
went round and sew the prieoner Imaging it the
Portland Anna, mid be wee sakiog we of eery bad
Message tow•rde Mr. Pidgeora —He would not go away
a• there was • light in the house, and said he would
have some beer.—The winsome ordered prisoner away
several times but would not go, and this room rimed to
St. Sdonad'oetroet, and wanted to know witema's
number in order to revert blab Still eostinsied I
wi•king • seise mid disturbing the neighboarbood.—
Primeer was drunk and resisted the polies strongly
Antietam* had to be obtained, when P.C. Marsh in
roodering sash anststanes bad his hack inj tired. —P. kroner
pleaded th.t he was drank and has. nothing about it
—Fined and senm, e,. months' impriminnteet.—
=H.eley ore brought Op MI rem with and (Merged '
mg a jaeket, the property of Abu J. Tianed.-14.
Milord applied that the ease may still be farther
remanded a. lbs. Maud wee meths to iithand.—Hr,
w4derg, who appeared oa behalf of the primmer.
Meted that as dm ha 4 been detained in meted, lies
Saturday he must ask that Me be admitted to bail.—
Mr. Superintendent Lidbury deposed that he bad
as yet twen un title to complete the rasa, sag
asked for • farther remand until Tmsday. ysy
prisoner was this liberated on bail. --
TOMIDAT ; Before J. Ayling. im.—Hary Beaky
(on ball) charged with stealing • juke, belooging to
Mrs.„J. wowed I. mower tio
...
nagOta be appeared for the nsfortmiate
foodmis, who bad hems 'may kept in amp Into
Saturday ill Ilmiday.-11b lispa Lidloesy mid be
meat eontrabot that mnersime, as so enmity lad bees
said, en the primmer bad essreely Men soolined So the
mile at all, mid be molted for • leather remand for •
weela-114. Masi mid be should not have at prosset
said • word, bed not Hr. Wideterd made the amnion
es to the woman being entortransts. He wished the
mistair to be thoroughly ismetionmi. MEL Board was
whams as opheng.boing very ilk en evldesa.4wr amodsq
«Magma progeseir.ax. amino was

mafortunate podgiest that be swell not ask Mr. Bower
to breams bail for • f=ttr....furibizir, and be &milt,
there must PNIM as he beliesiod
the pekteser to be lasosset—Mt. Third said be Gould
not allow Mr. Woiderd to make me of etib • rework,
as there was no mlounderetandiau at all in the matter.
—lt was this arranged that the sees shotki he re.
a...did foe a week, and the peon& amid be liberated
at wedging ball —herself In MIO, and two sureties of
£lO sieb.—Mr. Bower Ultimately became bell, sad the
prisoner was Ilberated.—His Worship that tedt brio swat
on the rah, when the following eases 1777 e hew&
cooph 'man ewe sautmoned by the guardians*, the
groyorpith Unice, for refuels to sontriluto to lie
upped Of Me awed latb.,._sEaj4. White, relieving
oilier, of N. 2, gistriet, Weymouth Unice, deposed
that WllliaseLomnaa was the father it the defendant
The old seas wasinstirsly unable to support himself froin
infirmity and old ego. Applioation had been made for
relief, and he had boon in reoelpt of permanent relief I
(Is. 7Ald. per week), under an order dated the ltith April
last. He wee 111 years of its. He buileeed deleodaat
was well alga to support his father. Defeeideat had a
brother who bad agreed to pantriluths a hair proportino
*wards the support nit the falter.—Detendant said he
Vie willing to pay thy aiiro named by the Rebell. --
Order made for It 6d par week.—Mary Mendell was
summoned by Elizabeth Sims for ine4teit and shoeing
her in the street. CompleioestA t at defendant
had oo several owesaioss rolled ter * 7 that she
Wes "My. Chtreh's son's and bad sowed her of
going 11:1110d round the mill." Complaisant bad serer
'seabed the defendant on as to bedlam the abuse lOUS -
*Nod of.—Complainant and defendant, at the
snagestion of the Baseh, here left the wart to gee if
they amid arrange the matter in despot*, aced they
presently same into court to say they had "settled it.°