The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-15 00:00:00

4 NOBLE LANDLORD.

Lon!lllemache„ who has been 51 :tying for the last
two ma oaths tit Peck fort, an I 7AAtit.. le. celebrated
his eightieth birthday on Nlonal.y. The noble learal
completely nrovereal f the serious illness he
suffered from a short time since. awl I. AVAin Able
rrsoilally to attend to the inaprovements which heis
vonstantly making on the Peekforton estate. lewd
Tollennwhe istaserates about 46,000 acres of land in
Cheshire, and it is a most striking L....timely to the .
value of hist muyervisinn that during the whole of the
agricultural depression, fri en 1577 to 1504.1, he had
wither A vacant farm nor A 611101 in 1111111111.
estate in Cheshire has, during his lifetime, lwon cut up
into fanns averaging *lsm' MO nen, in nxtent,
4,4,141 n. eonsidering that a thrifty farmer with 1.4.11,1 •
and daughtern could datexcellently on a 340-aere fano,
while he would staffer severely. on a smaller bolding.
In order to break up his estate into farms of that size,
he built, or rebuilt, between fifty and misty farmhouses
at the cost of 1:114ff,000, each of thew. homesteads cost-
ingalsest £NIO. In addition to this Lord Tolletnache
hats built tirro cottages for the accommodation 44 the
labourers which has AMAl43oAikrily will VIA the labour
ulilficolty •in the Peckforton Estate. In regard to the
,xhication of children on his estate, an xnecrlatte in told
i 4 his Lordship's practical ttttt non 'tense. Lord
Tollemache was anxious Ali provide mixed echools for
the ealtica„ion of the farmers' and labourers' children;
but after the buildings had been enacted at considerable
expellee he found that the tenant farmers objected
1.. send their IN All AO the same ochools with the
labourers' children. Having listened quietly to the
master's complaint, the noble ',red autith—"There is
only one way ont 44 the difficulty, I will send my own
none to the school." For nearly twat years Lord
Tollemache's children attended the schastf anff, their
father adds," to their undoubted advantage."

EXECUTION AT LIT'ERPOOL.
Gerarga notam, a eoloored smainan, who wan con
Meted at the laat Liverpool &mites of the murder if
Margaret Askin, • young W.llllllll, by shooting her
with a revolver, was 41X0C111,11 at Kirkdale Gaol, on
To-slay inorning. The culprit, who was a Protestant,
was attenibsl Gotha scaffold by the Protestant chap-
lain, and appeared quite resigned to his fate. A ilrop
sft. was given, and death appeared to be instanta-
neous. Reporters were admitted to witness the 1,..e11•
ti..,, awl addressing them while the noose was being
adjiisosl, Th...11101.112.ig1—" Take warning, young nem,
beware cif adultery and nuir ler. I have done a very
griev.itui sin in the night of
A PAINFUL snna.
An adjourned inquiry was held im Tursslay, at the
Laship Tasern, %VONA Grven, nlipeeting the death of
Miss Edith Hunt, aged 22, an independent lady.
From the evi:Jrneu it :tppears that the 111,114.1111. %VIM
11141.1 pftlitalllll, ofill4^llll4l on Wednesday night of load
mins in her head and chest. On Thursday deceased
became much wiirse, and request...lller servant to send
for Mr. WM.., her guardian. On do: art eel of this
gentleman a diwtor wash ttttt 111011,1, 11,1 after prescrib-
ing left. On Friday murnit g detatssed told the 14er.
•atit that she had taloa, pleeplimits paste, aii:l
voinited a great quantity 41:1,...,1. The
hastily summoned ths doctor, but before he
ryas lied the place timrawd I orc.t tn.! iillc''uitl 114.,
auth never after regained her wove, lii the
evidence, Ttieeday, Mr. Wilde admitted that he
hail In,,,intimate 1601 .I inn Hunt, list no improper
intimacy hail taken phwe 111111,1 la/11, April. 111. had
11.•Ver 11:1.1 it quarrel will. the deceased. It was true
li.' was her guardian. Nledical is idence showed that
death t.n.t nseilteil from poisoning by phoph ..... 114.
The organs were all hi', by, awl there were no Cigna
violents.. Nit dem. i WAN 111..11111.1 gene with
FiartlPT anulys is how made by
Tidy, and t.lio Jemmy was adjminted pending his

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