The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-04-17 00:00:00

THE EASTER DINNER AT THE HAN-
SMN-HOUSE.

CONFESSION OP Mg MCIRDEBEft. I
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The following is the conk...ion of Jogaidi Castk, who The murder which for Salle time past slineoled the 1 On Monday night the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayores
In rrthle ...miler c etitted at Embleturi e fortniglit ago gdese the customary E.. tor d' •r in the Epoptien-lial,
munkred hie wife near Lutent in August of last year. 1 '
mid who wae executed et Beeforil on the 21st of Mardi. 1 hime,,' now been 'lll'elled my the e'nnfe."4en nil;e"r4n to.
of the Mansion•ltowe. Among the gueete, who erre
i aim. r,:arons's husbandman, i5t5,..46 slioliami aon on upwards of 301.1 in number, acre his Royal Nightie-a the
The statement wae nuide in the preeence of his ;nigher
inel brother and of this gm era.. and elt.plms of the ' suet.. .ion Ime been anuounsel them after being locked Duke of lkiehridge end Mew Carter, his Royal Higlane.
ni. i %es espreeeed a desire to ece the thief ...ust..ble. Prince Glielaii Malmisted. his Highness Prince Fero&
',neon, and war Vim! hurwity laud before die 1 üblic by , mi... uotoo, set., to him , told i • i.e • I time L. I 11' I f l'l te dltt 1 &
, when eeets him that ie atoi, le ot Ilia mis o . oces I* an re o, e.
enter of the High Sheriff :- widied to snake a statement about the ntunler. Mr. Lord J. Hawn bail been invited, but wee tumble a
The murder did not take place in the dell•bole it I
Wa4 1101Ie On the elide of the tool where the struggle.
e Dunne sent tuteredietely for Mr. Wangle the magio• he present.
1 trate.' cleric, IWO ha eadeemit clerk, aid in the presence The Living cup having circulated, the usual loyal
acre stated to have taken plum. lucre he sl"'we'l how of these the.' getidemen. (la. cuniweed that be had toasts were given frees the chair, ancl cenhally reepondoe
he attacked his wife, which was by putting hie right muntered Ann desert'. Ile mid that when lie returnee to by the company.
as in round the trek of her neck, and 1.1 irMg lite right Th.-Lord Mayor then pmposed "Time Army soul
the fielil for his mare the girl asked I '
Immil user Pier tuouth, and then .;.id) : -It we.. in this thieg ishout mending her clog fur her. lie would ma Navy," pointing out the trimmer in which the wealti
po*iti tttt it was done ; I done it with my left loind. A
Mort interval elapsed after I gave tier the find wound. comply with her requeet
;she therefore called him end commerce of that city
homes and threw the Wide knife at him, the handle services for their isecurity.must always depend on dime
It was done from ear to here (palming hie fingers from of which mock him tower the eye. Ile threw His Royal [theme. the Duke of (ambridge, who on
lii.. ear to his threat.) As soon . mule found she was it hack at her end it stuck her thrust end cut it. 141..'risitig was received with loud cheers, said,-My Lore
wouielvl elle **id ' 11l Imuieh v"u 1, She wee stemdiuB then told hen that Piece he hot gone so for lie had Mayor, ladies, and gentlemen, I beg to ackiersledge the
tip at the time 1 did it. I seized hold of her the emend better murder bee altogether. tie seized the knife compliment which you hese been
time, and entered the knife under the ear, and Menet it again, end :eking upon per committed the deed With British army. I always regent it as a high privilege ter
in the direction of the windpip th
e. All soon as e had pleased to pay the
which he now stands chansal It also app.:ere, front lx• permitted to mime! to this toast, and, although 1
received the second wound she mid ' Jut, you have the prisoner's confession, that after lie had murdered eave the honour to be at the head of that army, I trust
done it at laid. Ido not know what else she said. She th• girl he robbed her. A suvereis_. ei end a half-crown it will not he deemed ustbecoming in me to say that.
walked tow.srls the &Whole:and elm tlwre tumbled in ; have been found along with the -girre purse. the two notwithstanding we are not reputed to be a military
she was not stragged. I saw tier jai the dell-bele, ou latter bearing marks like blood Mains. 'lie half-creel, nation, I flatter myself there is no army in Europe
her knees, in the attitude of p .. . with both lieude was (attained from Mrs. Johnston. the landlady at the which, when called into action, can beat us in au,
lifted up towards Heaven. When I left her the was public-heuee at Englestield, aliens tlw Kleiner end his reweet. (cheered It is the faellinii rather to deers
alive in the &Whole. I did not now how her fingere f.l
• +.....r spent 111111111111; 44 it .ti the Wediles., att. f the tree ioutims ... e edliwry Power ; hut the itatom liar.
ssi re cut, nor do I know how my finger.. got cute' la murder. The soveregu wee fouled in the paismeethis of always done the army the justice to admit that, when
anewer to a euestion front hie thee, ' lilli Y., bri"lt: the priseures mother, ehd th.• puree woo .liscov, red summoned to thew whet it can do in the field, it
the Culler he answered, after much solicitude, " Yea.' buried twelve nether below the ground at &oval!. Ilan always rouse up to ita expectations. (Cheetah i
The following etetement was made to the governor Darnley Mei., neer to the clemlete Acores of letetee That is the state of the service at the prevent
and chaplaiu alter the ctilprit's relatives had left :- Water. From this it wuald mem that the murderer day, and I hope it will long continue tin. This
" I brought the knife with me in we trousers pocket. lied rided the box of his seethe while hie halide wete notice taken of the unity on meadow lite the present
I dill not intend doing anything of the kind. She had still reekine . ith I.er Wood. Some of the primmer's emile in a great ineariurr to keep up that high spirit
not a chance to get ievey. II she bad only said . Hove etetemente must, heel:Yee he looked upon with meld- without which it cannot be effie:eut. Believe um, tlutt
in••rey en iii.,,' I should not have .lone the dent. 1 was I vim in the meantinie. Fur instance, it emumo etrenge the troops stafitsmil in distmst 'sods hook with anxiety
afroid the would have me punished. or !Aimed net heve that his tore bore uo mark of a blow. The coine, along h, see tie estimotiou in which they are lield in Eng:antl.
done it. She said, ' Joe, let me 111011 e, lied dllllO more ; with the clothes which the prisoner says lie woe when The find feeling tluit prevadee all ranks is, " Whit,
I'll ga all time way with veu, and not taintell pee' She the minder was committed, leave been forwerded to will they thiek of us at home e" and the mild,u
wore her Mittel higlim eli 4 morning riniiiii her reek. I Profesen• Teylor for analyses ; for •Ithough Caas liae acknowledgement which their efferts receive [nen then
'Buser .w her we' .r It all high before ;it w.ia vrry high esufeeeed he guilt. it will he necemary to have the • coutitryown 'meth,r., a not beueticial effect ou oil
up her ueck. It was cut through. I did Dust think I evideuce 'mule out fully against hint. • twanelies of the eerviie. (Hear, lima.) Although -.
she was killed whim I left her. 1 did not place die of those whom I have the he.. ne4 addressig are 11111
Erclaub. 1 knife in the field. I threw it them from the road." On -- - itunteltotely cont.:mid with the army, I am persuaded
beteg asked by the thaplein if she cried out, lie Kidd, I yhu ail salve with the remark of the 1.....1 110-v, ti i
. •• She could mint ; my tight Ann Was routel her neck, the riches of this great and influential empire are., in y
--0.--. great leiesatin., owing to the army and navy. Fair if it
Instates me Engl.,- On the extreme north-west ' and env heed was on her ti,, which prevented her.
coast at Ireland, in the county Mayo, is the dustriet of I I then 'began to saw with my lef. hand. My wife Pelt Tar. Emmet-roe MENDEL --The inquest on Ann were nut for the security in which you all live an.
gni,. The local newspapete report, the existence of • ' Wait: tili Monday iiiii rising, the SO of August. After ISe sell WWI resumed, at the Blue Bell Isin. Eiublettrit,o„ pureue your daily avocations -if it were not for the
otete of distress under which the populetion err suffeneg, • elle had been gime elm. three- hour,: 1 Martel to the Tueaday, helem Dr. Henry Bell, Mr. T. A. Illotkine, sefety in which you individually and collectively lise
that appear. to be warmly lase terrible than the fa iii iii e Harthain Rale. Station, in Hertford, it. pursuit of I county magistrate. end Mr. Dunue, Chief-Col...table for that your ships and your trade Can go to every ten oh
which de...elated Ireland in 1647 and 154:4. One of ,my wife, hut. bodmg elm was not there I went to die cumber a. , and west lame 'flue
corener opened the globe, this great empire and its commerce tout.
thew journals ',peak., indeed, of bonnie la-ilig m 0.... " , iiii.fiel.l Station, thinking to heir something of her tee pee dings by readiu,tbetutife,aion made by 1 Wooll 1114 thrive as they now do, and as they have done fur a
arta, aitil depicts, in terrible colours, the actual condi- there. Not having ',earl' of her I pniceeeed to. C r au& Frio., in dm preeenee of Mr. Dunne and Mr. lengthened period. Wheere.l We all, of course, wish
ti if the population. Hyde, at which place I heard that illy wife (aceoroing ' Waugh. vlerk to the ne,gistratee It Moi. to Lid. effect : - that that *enmity may for ever continue. Believe rue.
CitikuLlNE la THE WORKHOUSE.-On Monday seven to the detwrild on 1 gay. if her) lied been there rod had '' She male We lead yOU know, and I was wining from gentlemen, its continuence depend:. very much 1111 your.
pauper women, ' tea of the South Dublin Work- gone oil (mm Luton. I walked iin to Luteu, sad arrive.' righting the ewe. she ea, in the inesage, coming out '".4. (he., beer.) If the liberality hitherto shoals
lieu., were brought before the inagietratee of the head ' there at about 10 o'cliek the same night. I thing:lit of the mint door leading into the yard. opeoette tee in mapporting the army and oavy is Mill dieplayed, yin
office of police cherged *Alt • riot, smashing nearly one , they were all gone to bed, aim 1 did not disturb them, ',Mile. She wented me to. do winethitig ss ith her may rest in security both how, and, I trust fur many
hundred mime of glees and "other property." It ale ' bet intended to Jeep in a I•l4it 4,1100 ... I.4ollgilla to CaUlkUrS, and as I would not, eke began to bother with ages to rime. But you must not shut your eyes tai the
peered in evidence that the female 10"P-1u "Netted to my father-in-law. Shortly after I beanl wine one at I we, atel call me. She had a knife iii her lend, which, feet diet greet efforts are necessary to attain the rteult.
the e lanky" the unfold . i ~, tahle---fonn of the pettimets ' the dour of the house going in. I welit olit of the plait. an I W..s stainairg between the stable and the liuuse Yl/11 ca t Telex your exertion.' e Weed to 11 Ce 44111
impelled by the guardians, and, with a mind to remedy hoitee and wolked up to the door, thinking it wee my : door, elte threw at me, and the haft catch., me in the extent detonating your national poeitioe. Nobody in this
the deficiency, provided thenteelves with various •ppili- wife had just arrived. I laid bold of the peroei. but, I left cheek, juet twthw the Imie. 1 picket' it up in ley country. lam convinced, can Wish to see any declensiom.
sow., ouch as pieces of nspe, bent canes, twigs, bit of fireling the voice was wit Imre I let her go olid ein 1 nuelmes and threw it at the aleceseed Amin Sewell, and in that imeition. This is, I believe. • great alle
buckrem, iron lumps, &e. The supply ;moving Merle &stay. I waked round the toe ii two tir three times, iit ettick in the ample of iter throat, as she wei standing glorioue empire, at the header the civilised world. We
quate to the demand the ladies were obliged to resort to tied asked • policeinee for a itight'a lodging. I then 'at the edge of tee door, and Me ran from there to the give the tone to civilized weirty in every part of the
other expedients, and, in plain Englieli, stole *cerise retie-tied to the plait I se, arid reiteetted there the ' both., ot the easeme. She did not %Cream out. . Oh, glebe. That is a poeition which a great withal ought to
Werepetticoats from die launitry. The to articles whele night. and until 7 o'clotic the nest euing. olleer; she .ye, ' conic here and put me sway ltogether.' strive to utainwin. May you ever maintain it ! View •
were unlered to he given up or • general and iwnional I Winn I left the Wait home I went to my father-in-law's She said mum.' could nut find it of her heart to go out ing the army and navy iu _this light, 1 trust you will
search would ensue. 'flue ladies at first deeded all know. home, awl, finding the door on the lateit I walked into again. Well, thee I said I ilid not like, and then she never allow their elbeivney to be immured. NO (11/111r.
ledge of the tui.ing articles. A search was then the howe end as.ked Emily if Iser father was at hone. begged of me twice or three theme toile it. I took up a it is a very expeneive thing to keep up those awn:ices
' attempted. and the riot then bruke out. Every tie, She rephe I that lie Was ilet; and at the a ,nie time. re• ' kirk which I lei I iii my hand, ati•l just emote a smoke hut that is the effect of the very improvement(
form, poker, tongs, brush, or other available weapon queeting her ill *lll/. Ille tO 44110.11, 11111,11 I aid, I across the left s,.le of her ne.k. Wiens 1 was coming a which are taleng tame from day to day. The
. was filing at the heads of the officers; and guaidians, and I asked her if Jane, my wife. wee there. She said she ' second tone she put up her band fe, the left side ..ir her scientific advancement in all departments calls for
!great was the crash of isle., while fortunately ektille Was. 1 sonked lwr permission to go up stairs. which I I neck, and mid it old not wens to go lir ell gib 'Give • greater outlay than used to be requisite. That le a
: ramped with elight bruise.- The ringleaders of the dee end found my wife iii her mother's bed. Some one ' use another,' 1 give her then a second one when she I haters,' consemenee if the march of intelleet in itimien.
Inot were on Friaay sent to [diem with hard labour fur of the family cone to me shortly afterwerds a:01 told Liked me, and then elle et.od a bit and deopped. I came times. Why, the very means of loc tion, thetas:lda)"
fourteen days. um to get up -I could not mop. there. After wine per- . into the kitelwo and hook the knife, and thought I with which you can move vessels and troop., our rait-
* suasion (rem them and threatening to throw use out of I would wash it, and then I rued I would not, and went ways aud our eteauiships-all these advantages, which
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bel, I got up, elt) 1111 l gh against my with ferliug very and put it into her heed." The code.. proceeded 111/11e eau appreciate more fully thou the merchants sue
tired. having walked teen Ware to !mune sod having to state that he washed the blued hum his waistcoat Li:meets of this metropolis, tend greatly Walter our posi-
waked 12 miles in addition the pees:rues 1111 l ruing in and hando. after whirl, lie returited to ins work in the thin relatively to dm remit of the world. Therefore,
quest of work -in all not le. than 24 utiles, and aith- : field until lie was summoned theem by the simoutwes I although in former times, owing to lour insular position.
THR Ei.TATra Or THE DEng Or BECCLEren.- out having ant thing to eat. I got out id bed rhout 9 . memo that the deceased lied killed herself. ClO/11 further we sere very secure in our daily life and eccupatimie,
we cannot disguise from ouretkm the (AA that the
sisreelle have the inhabitant, of the Roeder country me' o'clock on the Time his 1111 l ruing, dressed tio pelf, end stated that On the night after the murder lie went into
covered front the sin-prier caireel by the Chunteie Home came dowiszdairi. I i i br...kfast was oese. I ,•al, Sewell't room and teuk 11111 of a bag belesiging to lice Mimeo, .1 melee of comniuilica IIIIM !lilting heel
d.whwiling her estate. when the ainionncement is 'lea ii akeit an ',Our, end hail a p pie of tormisco before purse, contai ll i l 1.1 Is. 6.1. and a wvereign, mid (room her mile.' for greater vigour di all our defensive ',reiteration,
moth that the Lord of theeleueli has commenced a I leeving the there. alma 10 ...clock Our kuuruing. My 1 frocklemket h01f...-erowit. Os. We need.uy he emit to (Heir, bear.) All that we desire--all that. I aiml midi-
"ler process, extend:dig oser ten counties. all south way, had wine levee' end pith, which she aie in my :F. .gmsfietil end paid, a debt wide', he owed to hie reie. dent, the country ilesiree-is to lie placed in • proper
id the Forth. A. far as Can be judged from the Whines company. My wife afterwards urged me strongly to : xv.e there with the iovereign, mewling the half-a-own state uf denote. Nothing can be more objectionable,
time, the tlu,ensberry eat des, situated chiefly in I rum- le ivie Luton, and promeed logo part of the ssoy with I ill drink, and pot or the Is. fi. in t 011.41110. He mete, nothing call be more lamentable, than a eonetent sum.,
fr esabire, are out included. VVitliiii the lost two or me. l woeld drop dean deal end die of srereat : that thie eoefeesien is voluortary, and that lie had no sion of metee. Believe use: these panics are the mom
three years sunle uthets of his latrunies were eimilariy los fere 1 woual leave her behind We in Luten. My ade ' amumelim. Ile kdleal the deceased Omit liall-paet 2,1 coetly things that rall happen. (Hear, hear.) The ex-
dieposed of. (me effect of • dieentailment will be that et-II preseed me to leave Luton. and at hoot 1 WI.
and w 4 ..orr) after it was done. Mr. Waugh, clerk to t i avagatioe which mimic. from them it ie init....D.le to
the Duke can grant lens and the like to all the other widdigly cormentel. clue promeing to weenie.my me the magietratee, deism.' to the fast of 'llia eunfewou I estileate. A wise and it'd'. i 111 l e annual espeediture is
towm,s over the eistates which he ham hitherto ref rains d pen id the as;. Before we left one of her esters euid, Is .llg made loy l'a., ii his preratiee, at the polieeatation is far leas burden-ionic mid much more effective for it.
front doing. •If I were yeu I wed.' get a 1111,0Ce.' 11l 1111,11 Y my I 'oekertiosittli, on tre evening 14 Geed FridNY. 31r. object, 1 trust I birill be foignien for making these °b-
iter...lM IN SCorbAND.-There is annually held its t wife nail, ' How aie I get • divorce ?, It wants motley, l'l,l,4•Constable Dunne at de,, that euperinteudent wrvat a, hut they involve matters which ought to be
hie dee.„ generally known. (Cheers.) I aimed sit dean without
Edinburgh • eonventien of &puke, f all the Royal -.eye girl." After leeviug her father's Ileum we Brown wek Ca. into mete& on Friday by
burghs et Scotland which return, or contribute te re. entered into convereation, end elm tail I mile she Wall i tioii. After the ',foamier haul been locked up wine time I eapresaing iny sense of the admirable spirit evinced by
turn, members to ParlialiWnt. This convention is a • ashamed of is., I u-ked lier if she tl 1111 l pea Me seas :he mi-nt fer eine ee mid expressed • deeire to niake a the country in the recent volunteer movement. (Hear,
remnant id the 01.1 legisletive power of dc•otland. •At I doing her duty in hayili4 she was ashamed 11 li. r hue I.tat Itient, lief,,re le ante; witch we ma. scut for Mr. 11.• are 1 ham sael bet re that if that movenient is well
the annual meeting id tide body on Tureday • rest. lutiou hand. I tad.' her I meant le rto less.. ,t ere in a week : Wa,igh, am usee thee a etc the alas. a0,e,,,,i„i, mr. 411 d judiei ~,, ely itrgunikel I believe it will Ise found need
was unanimousle agreed to to petition Parhainent in or tso when the Mikau e.t.a out. She re ded me I Online a likil that from in. wines lie had mole lie be- valuable. But lunch-indeed everything-Art.llde- on
favour of the Reform Bill, so far 11's regents; the CO thee Were c g out on the 9th a 5q.t.,..0..r. I ..i.l. ; lievel Edam' to he 101111/letely eXtleendi 11 from any the manner its whieli it is emolueted. If it ii. conductedfn
franchise in countim and the ke. iii boroughs • and to ' You are wonderful particular ii, finding it out,' I , purtie 114.011 it, title Clime. l's.. au, thought in f .as A great auxiliary to the army and navy, nothing can
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ask for an additional uumber of member% for ;kabuki', &eked her if die wonld live Wth me nein. ter the way : the lock•up at Cork. mouth. Landeuthel, aud the rim be mem advantageous to the genteel intereete of th-
at, as. to put it cal an equal footing with England and in which we were In ing sus n e es sick of life ; and I fe.ion being e-a.l to him by Mr. Waugh, lie eael thetthe country. If, on the other hand, it is intended to displace
Ireland. told her so. She said, 'lf you are. I ant trot.' She stateurent was u I true. The nattiest-room we* then those 'melees, the mule will Ile 11114 d unfortunate. As
Cowries Ditteiteetti or GUILT. About AS Weeks repeetedly upbraided me for co : g after her. I aeked I cleared, and on re-opening in a few i,,i ll utee the jua-y lan adjunct to the regular theme however. these volute
am an innkeeperin Allem hail • notebrought him, signed Iway Me had left me in that My manner. She seC.l it I returned it venlict of " Wallet murder agent. George teem corps are capable of rendering greet eerviee to the
with the natne of a watchmaker in a neighbouring hot been plantitel u week. I told her it I had intended case" on Theeepay the lieiwie, will he tii.,„ugia State. (I:been.) His Royal Highness concluded by
street, asking thud • gold watch which the inukeetee ti. run movey from her I would have told her and would before the Coekenuouth bench us the charge of rubbing again returning thanes ter the army.
lied bought from I ' eliortly before might be sent to I hoe acted more etraightfonear I. 1 then reeked her the decermed. Admiral Walcott, M.P., responded on behalf of the
I ' for a few mimics by the bearer, as a tenon was again if 'lie wealsl lice with me. She .i.l, •1 am M•test OM PADDLE-WHEEL STEAgEU.-111.113.M. Palmer, navy. paying a high tribute of pre. to the gallantry
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waiting to ace it 'non whom lie expected to get an enter utia..l.' 1 told her she need not he afraid. I heol up Brothers. the celebratel ,iibuibke.
at Jan .i
for a similar our. The innkeeper saw at once that the Er. lion Is and 14 SI, ' I hope they. may wither if even! 'I
.'yne, have overly completed a Myr foMildle•Nlte: sit played by both officers and men in the uutuward
1 affair of the Peilio. ,
note was of orgers- and *eked the boy as 6, who had lift up my Land ageinet pet again. I eke hi er to kise steamer thr the Royal Neil Skeen (Oilman • width ie of Tli-• Duke 14 r ambrid,ge then pr posed " The
sent thus ; bet elf I.e could tell was that be hall got it inc. She would net .11. on. I then kiseed her cheek. such dimensions thet when launched ie.will be the Health of the Lord Mayor,' at the hum saute acknow-
from • strange men in the street, to whom he was to We pwew.l clum together acne,. the fickle along the i
.arge fl
et vessel aoat. with the rseepthso of the tier-it Inlging the prin. ely hospitality amen by his Lurcieltip
take hack the :sumer. By wine mismanegetneht this footpath beyond the Model Farm leading to Sonimerh•A 1.1,..".n. Shin i. 370 Nu, itu ing,.....1 he,.
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../ that evening to his gueete.
man was not found, and nothing was iligeuvered regard. Cootie. I pit' my arm round her wOet to help lier to, 4 / fret 1.
o;., aroto the top spar disek. Iler alai. ie 40 feet 'rim leinl Mayor returned thanke, and then gave
lug hint until hut week, whets an action was brought t•••• ill aed naill lli 11.1.; " Ili carry you up, t.n.d as I leen, and 71 fe.4 over the imbibe. Sie le e ,eided " The H.iuse of Lords," for which the Bielem of lob
iii the smolt Debts overt egaiiiet one join, melte; who atia; We welke I together to the top of the hill (elm :. o
wde vont. omilleting engines 1111 die team eltaftik. tkive
hush recently eideldialarl himeelf, as a dealer in small being on Inr rield *idol, eh' n the wed to me. 'Sere!). . i :il I 1
tee pa .l..eff. .M1•11.e4 weeral uuxiliery regime, eiving ar ee'Thi-ireri•Wartatitit was " The Howse of Com 1111 l ns," which
Was acknowledged by Dlr. W. S. Lindsay, M.P. " Pros-
wore. at Tillwoultry. H4rlie havitig giro. in awr tten yea cannot want me ; you have a thee who can .10 aegregete of Silthlmorse I me.. She e ill ethie 17000 too'.
pstity to the 'freak and Commerce of the City of
sheement to the 1., art of his reesons fie refusing to ter yl/11.' MI Ohl I withdrew my ann. dee Mem- I 4., a. ml.n s gnoremeeil to run 211 mile:. an hour..
lateleit" was al.. .trunk.
pay the debt. the document hepeened to be afterward. .11.. t ly 14.4.11.e'..i0ul Me. ati• I kept uttering genie word. 1 Berth. for 700 i. meet, ore trim Ph mei her crew
seen by a police euperintendesit, who WWI at once etruck with li I .Inl sm. uuderstand. I ili I not speak to her ii
wo. hoer 101, /11/ that prairie' is inwit for SOO souls Mr. George Frederick Young returned thanks. The
with the enmesh) owe of the *riling to that of the mite for wale yer is. after I Leek my anti from her wassit. 1 on hoard. Otte .4 the priheipeel port iOll3 14 tile (oleic , I glittering ihttrest, whose prosperity was. so ultimately
whi It tee ' keeper hart received, an 1, • rump mient stow e I in the way while site came up te me. She the admit, whiidt wi e
hll lie Ism.. enough to dine "50 pee!: intere oven with the question of nation's! defeuee, lirel
ha,. Mg 'seen mete. they were found to be the xame. walked then on my left 'side. I then pu m t y left aim I 110114; that being tlluliolar 14 berths temetructed in been wistolsilemely neglected. He hailed, however, se
Other circumstances tending to confine mope ' were I mewl ler waist and endeavoured to kiss her, hut clue :
' the after turd of the ss..el. wli„s the saloon is situated. the d'nning if better tnn" the n'bire" b° the Ure"
dmover. d. .n.l the conse iu••nce was that Hardie ww did not seem willing. I still kept lily Srm round 11.. r The fore pea .4 dm vessel in fitte ILe elingralits. The recently eilopted by the li niee gof Com ll ins in favour
apprehendel on the charge on Saturday, end 11. Ineu weed. walk' be alohg the road, until we came near to the seloon and its f untiehinge are of the mom ee P
tly &seri uf a treaty at havigetion between England and Frahm.
com:nitted to the Comity Frisson to wait his teal, piece where I atterW•flie iwiir I blue MAN 11011111. 1 thee t. . The ',allele an: .4 bird'e-sye inai I l.
.ein MI lelt 1 The remaining Waste were of a highly complimentary
kl iiiiiillll.r. Ith RIAU At PkNKITH..- -Another to.rrilde asked her again if Mu w ould lieu with me. She Asia in 1 Hungarion wiliest. A helm his' range of mahogauy nature.
murder lis. been committed in this county. The reply, ' You dont want reee I amid. 'lf had nut wanted ' tildes stretches all around the
sitl oou ; two I attl i bourne ...
1.41.er1Ul toWn of Pennt- h was dieturbed on Tuesday by you I should nit have come so many miles after you. are situ dud at one tlitrviiiity 1.11 either Mk of the
the intelligence that a WOUlllled men bad hem tUUWI lia 1 W.& no 1111 l re pr 11111414.11114 to her and coed no ~,,, re vessel, mid the saloon is Wont dulls lighted front thr
• field at the end of Gilwilly-lene, hi; Mr. Riehardson'e for life as life seems,' a burden to me. I then bed held niot through glees partielly Monied. The entire ced a
servant. The tow, who war' a German, (I ugh much oi le r (elle being limo 1111 the 1,t.1e next to the hauk) ..nd the need wilt he almut 1:100,0U0. The meek, el which .
injured ahllut the head, al-ill breathed. Dr. Peareou kiee..l her Mire. The deed then woe done ii 4 I have ,
rear. two. ere i 4 a neight ii', ma ; ehe is provided with Sunwrierre roe Corrog.-Th. annual report of the
WO immediately sent for, hut before he arrived the preseouely related. Dated the 20:11 of Morelt, 1560. t- e whole of her mechinery, aud at the time of her • Secretary of State on Foreign Commerce for litY3, cot.'
poor fellow lied mused to breathe. His budy was cote " Timis lies been read over to me and ie true. leunch elle will le eiv no le. then 3,000 tow oti Mani. loins a despetell [rum F. S. Chalon, our consul at
veyed to the Penrith ll . Workhouse. It element "JOSEPII CASTLE." She is .4 4.1k10 lon, rogi,ter. The launch of this noble Moecow, in relatioii to the economical use in Itussia ot a
that tlie murdered man had been in Penrith for a day vessel is lime' 1.4 the 21st 'last. she is to ply between fibrous plant as • anlistitute for cotton in the maltase-
. two previous to his death, and diet lie hail lodged at Gelway tool New Yoi is, and 14 earned the Connaught. ture of mane ehrths. "This plant, the butanicel name
a cosiniem•kelging house, kept by a penwn named Messrs. Painter are also ettg.ged in the comdruction of a .4 which is aselepias cumuli, (lie stater) ie said to be a
Swidee. above the Old Brewery. Ou the 'tight prevents sister vessel of Until. derieusions, for the saws cum, native of Caeads, to grow wild and without cultivation.
to Isis death he left Sealer'. home, and took lodginge at pause to be called tile Lenster. and, after undergoing a proems, as yet • weret, to be in
another lodging-house at the Timeline', kept by a - ErntAlignigAin t•titcrslier %Neg. - A ItattwAy every way sues.l4e for nimufacturine rupee... The
pwrson natued Homely. About C o'clock he went into the
Grey Bull lain, kept by Mr. Thema,. Hyelop, where he 5 S
Ulaatt VD tee 111 HIP -On Weelnee
Early on Thunday mor 1111 l g information reached the . ' ' ' •
lay last as maniple .4 the cloth I have seen, and of which a sped- •
aceislent tif a rem:Idol& char mkt (occurred et the 111 ell la 1 'oed ine, nonpareil favourahly with cm thin
I
had so em ale. After staying wine time there, he went polieehtaitlell at PendlelsLlTy, near Manchester, that an
out. He tohl Mr. Hyslop he WWI • gardener. He haul .4.1 lean is "tied Seltelee, atel Ins wit. who lived at Southeram Wthereee bridge, on the Londou and Brighton go. a p 1 Nut 50 to 60 ' Mk; to the inch. It is rwl.rr. !
4140 been in the shop of Mr. Dedlow, ss &Minimiser. Irlatueee-tle•Height, lied leen found dead in their thimeany's Haetinge line of railer., over the river er• . . .
uteri as a hardy plant, withetanding well the climate
. o.mee eiterded about • mile from the town of Lewes. of the' latitude, and is propagated from a wed sown in
where he 4,0 the ... acc,,,,,,t of hiniwiy. and aa„, colt ,ge ureter eirentintattem lewling to the belief tem '
• It wring that a mewl of emall to ge, named the May, and metering in September. It
is then cut and
that lie had left a wife and three cleeti.„„ ;„ ise,„„e„tie. a fearful reel mysterieu% cense lied been ted.
on-Tyne. lie epoke German with ease. He returned Sergeant Lee, of Peteilebury, arrivetl at the I se at a f
- Norfolk Tar, laden with grain, arrived at the bridge .i ei e... 1 all the open Mr, or wat,emotred, like hemp, to be
Newhaven at Mend 11 aut and the master at afterwards broken and husked in the gime manner. It,
to the t;rey 801 l itt the cowling, and had some rum awl t. eieek, and Mr. Beks, Mr. 'moth, and Mr. Ashburn., - • ' ' 1'
hed to he let them 111 Th. train welch leaves subeequent treatment O. the secret .. the uteenter. who
ale :nixed. A mat, named TI • e Grey eame hi, and surgeatte .4 the neighbourhood, were in attendasice u !Ml' li • •
!boding. at 10.15. and which usuelly pew. tite bridge 1,.. the mile privilege in Itu.ia for ten year.. which he
they ea some tunic together. When he left about 11 ishiett the same hour. It appeored that the elder ut the
at about 11.15. Wlet shortly expected, and the veewl has disposed of ate large price, and which lie proems% ,
o'clock lie was • little the WOrhe for drink. He told ooereaseol, William Scholl,. op.! about 75, oes a man
was °bleed to wait till that had leered From s l >securing by patent in Digits:el sod France. The egti•
Mr. Hyidegi that he had with him a flietote and SOlllO lishig upon a ins di itidependent ins 1111 l ein one of drier
Int t'ted LI b. t . h ' . . a t n the value of thie theme fur the United
gold. but Mr. Hyslop did nut we any 1111 l ney lie lied ee.ges eitueted at the niection of the Swinton mid uneue • --- tem' - - min . roice 'own t Berwick, mate IT tope ... P
.. . .
r tlie station, elmut I.IX toile% kern Lewes, and did States is extravagant, considering the price or cotton
except about two shilling% in usher. When lie went Pewilebury rails. The other victim, William Edward : .
nit arrive at the brelg- till about -15 ti l i 11l des behind its and its. probable depreciation, in ease all that is claimed
mit he eaid he wos going to Ite. lodgings to Sweles's, het SAO. a, was ebout 41 years of age. Ahother eon,:•
e As. noon as possible after the train bail tweed the the inventiou is realise'. 1 think the seend may be
hut he went as if lie was going to Roberteltew's. He Joeeph :Miele... ...eke at the piloting-other of Moues. ''''' '. ' sy
the bridge wes opehe I, end the vie-el I roceeded 1111 her purchased be • little management for -,000 or 2,500
wee last wen at the Townhea I, between 11 in 1 12 Beall/114M 111111 Blackbek, at Mallebe.ter. The two eons
o'clock on timidity night, and was found at about 8 slept together in 05.0 ledrootn, Cie father timelier
• d way ; led, ILK Ilse ti-me Mel been . a., out for sone I rouldes. Tint inventor admits, that to na mufaetilre •
•
/o'clock on Tuesday morning at the place above smother, and • deughter, Serali Eliza S. holes, had e tsu •
le there was not eufficieut water, mid elle became wholly from this material will involve wine changes in
•
etrandel in the mud us the very centre of the bridge. the ' speeders Saulwinneree but muerte thot, mixed in
mehtionel. It would wein that the murderer 1... d dent The tody NOWIIII4 cut the die. every diet has yet
The couseptenee wee thst ell teethe was gusteniled, the 00.1 prooortions with ordinary cotton, no chunge will
aeeolllllllllled his victim frees the Tuseultead across two l'"„ l'" eebtained *as elven IrY J'ewell Sellolee to Sergeant I
trains stopping 011 (Ile Illargill Of . the bridge on encl. he ••••-- • •
.....ehry He eetintateo the ewe, all labour, e.c..
fields. in eltich cattle Amp. on etre* by night. It is 1./en. nw etatement is to the effect that ilii tilt' rreVilnle
• ir. .11,1 the 1......ww•er. had to all,ll and ot.• oven • included, at four eopeeks per lb.--110 copecks equal to
proleable they Mayer' for 11 while its tide out-house, and .lay he left home for hie work After di 1111 l g convortably :".... •-• .' ' ''. t - 1
on issuing forth wily in the ohm, had gone Mond with the 1 f denks which was as .Mt -k1 a • esilde one rouble, °tie rouble 75 cents."
leanly :demi I is', leek in the afternoon. On "tge ° I i . I••Y e te .
50 yank in the direct' of the Towetheed, when, hos way li.C4 111 the remitter he wa.s aelZed W/tll II lit Phleell sew. the pap. 1!...y0nd the uttavoidable del 4. Peres Cent:Me-It is true Pitt died broken-hearted;
ju iging from seine market.' blood on the wall, a violent while passing through Seined. and taks nup by tee t . '
he* OCCll4llllell 110 further inconvenieure arose, and but public affair* were never too much for him till he
the Norfolk Tar took her departure the next tide uhurtly pox up the only chonee of health by giving up tem..-
Idow with come instrument had been dealt out to the Pole•e. e ie. etreiersed he ees du milt. At the l'l dr, ri
• eft. 11 p.lll. ance mid prudence in his personal affairs. Ilis debts
unfortunate 1111111 ; end a few yards further (runt the I"kv-atation, it became apparent that he was suffeimg
Wall the earth on the spot where the 1111111'S head hail lime an infirinitv. awl lie Was lit/elated. On reaching DIETEVTION lIT TELEGRAPH.- -On Tuesday afternoon, Wnrried him mut I." wine killed him. The habits of
laid Was 'saturated with 1.1..1. It appears he load then I keine about 9 o'clock Ire found no Mae -townie:ere, but lied before Mr. Rallies, tloe stipea.iinry ossorstnote, VIM his slam and time were again. him. Pitt could hear
lwen dragged genets to another corner, a distance of lie.r.i hie aister •ing in her nouns overhead, and shout to leeea the court for the Jay. • young couple everything before he was liamrsel by debt and weakened
shout five or sis y.oeht. The *totes in the wall are h'.l,tilt a nee.' whiell alin 1141.11U111 With her. Ti,. were placed in the dock. Their commie mid general by the 111411111e.1 "filial grow out of excess iti wine. The
marked with blood, as are the loose ~tones around gergiedie are iiiformed diet she is mhject to lite, and is I apirarmsee evidently vliuwrd them to be very recent account of Fos intuit be somewhat differeet. The
Orte stone lied some hair upon it, as if it had bees, wed I rade-Men:a &rouged. Her bedroom door was locked. arnv.la from lreland, mei Mr. Milale *aid that in con- wonder is, not that he died dropewal et 57, but that lie
over the head. The piece where the poor inan was J.eseell. &holes went to hail, and during the night h.• got itettliem-e of a telegraphic message received by the lived 1111 long in reale. Imbito of sine, play, led debt,
found is one of the tuost lonely and unfrequented by lup hieset liaitaelown ten.. His sister wee mill makolg uutin.ritle'' here. fr.", the chid aule-ri"telidelit "f the In these men scholarehip could have 1111 more than an
night. Abseil 2.1. was fuund in hie pocket. The pollee ' but r Heise. About 8 o'ciock yestenley tem ll illg he we„t poem. at Itallinashie, he apprehended the pnement, in smelter ding effete. To we it. true operation, we must
immediately emu imussd a vigilant search, and on ~,it fel' .4" water, an'' met a f"uilB a' ii hmile'i I"d'ing' i" Reg'
eitedre, t. They wete tionrgeol with Melly the fine examples which modern history presents
Titeeilay afterniein Thom. Sowerhy, alias Gres', a ' I'heche Hon. At his request she wet.' with him to hill having robbed a pro-at at Killimoreo.koa 12 miles from lof aged Statesmen who hove triumphed over care and
sereaut in the employ of Mr. Hethereigton, of the Shia, , siet, r's reoin. They brake open the diem, end ea. his Italliteelor, with whetu the girl wes domeslic pervant, I imitation. and kept their (regime. of niind and
Bull Inn, Peurith, was arrested on .41Wiei 111 l of being , aster adding on a chair, and Isie father mad !reedier lying and the yolllig Ulall elllllloYed ahollt the Owe as serenity of snood to the last.-Mise Martineau in Once
concerned iii the munkr. lie had been gent to Patterg. : demi on the floor. ganleni•r. 'else female admitted that they had taken a IVetk.
(Isle by hie muter with a load of strew early in the 1 Judging front the position in which the bodies wise 1:12, hut only 10.1. a-as fu, d Mean them when appro.
morning. Mr. Superintendent Carson, oh becoming . found, the father lied fallen on the top of lois eon. Tile ilen.liNi• heellies two Presage haw. from New York.
eseetainted with circumstances which appeered to father lay at right angles to the bed it.ear its head, le '
• Lich they lied taken in the 111111Ie of John Went and
ect Sowerby with the offence, immediately went it't-t slid hurt of the bodY w.'re un't". ehe 1""l• and Ill: THAridgeit Ifathni. thli I: laen l'inreaill'asb't.ing really
'Min
Ward.
off in pureuit. and soecceled in apprehending hint in letel outeile. The NM was I..ang parallel witlt the bed "er '' el- -.en -ye:" here - titan "I'l n ire' hut. at
Bridewell they hail confeseeil that they were nut mar-
the eminent' at Mr. Celdenrs liot• 1, at Patteniale. He les Lead wes towards its foot and Lit feet wee doubled
ried, though Ward hail said, at the same, that he
was brought to Penrith, *lsere be rotten.. in cline up under the budy of his father. The father's face
cuetody. Wowed Kips of etranguletien. but there was 111/ " WOUIII Stick tO her through thick and thin." A tele•
--..... gram having been sent to Ballinaelee to the effect that
api ofiralive of wounds. iilmsl se. iiening from die
the runaway couple were in custmly, but that all the
sane The eon's death was more tinaecountelde There
oney hod been went the prisonera _were remanded
mere not the 411113 meths oi streugulation, but there ill • • '
wee souse alight cuts ill the neck, which might have for further instructione.
Leen Made by a three-bladed pocket-knife that was •
k Wire CHAINED AND Inosete-On Tnemlay, Mr.
found on the nientleniece. Another pocket-knife wan $
_oiler, chief coustelile id Stale bridge. I. annal that the
foetid in the father a hand; het it was chase'. Both wife tut 4 "T","al,"_e'l Me. naesell li,e'll,''' eir,e'in'inr'sotreet'
the ii.eu were • pletely dressed. lied IWe. ell 1111 ell 1.0 • /11111r.1.04 11y nee numene. mune
4 to Iwor that Mr Seller wee eboutpaying liim a
Thu lull. e thscomred that the pillow of dueled on g' • ' -
viut, am' Atha off the lettere before los orris al. (ii,
vilimit Jewett Schulte had duet we, merited with 1.1 I.
going to the lenne Mr. Sadler found an W an hoop, to
Tide lie says, was cauvol through hurting himself by
%bleb way attacheel a chain three yank loug, and two
fall.n4 down in a fit in Salford ; and there are trams palthelcs, which he mired.- It Appears that llamas
of a wetted ill IliA heed. He rememe in the house in new
hae thee frequeutly in the Itali of limking the hoop
custody of the rehire. His Water was rCIUOVaIi in
round his wife's waist. and locking the chain to a large
custody to the Seneca workhouse,O
A e staple which bed been driven into the door-pest.
mu's 'er s items.. Wall la ned on Thursday afternoon, ...........______
end Joseph Woolen gave Ine accouht of the maker
clearly and astiefactonly enough. The promeshess
were then adjourned. The impreegiou is tlvat the
imit in ender committed the murder.

D.D. Hearty r•rous Wadi. —The bed of everything may Le
had in London, but it ,wverthoke reliuir. M. 11.1 experience
and knowielge to obtain it ;nod those who are not willing to
explore the oiuree• of supply a- frequently emtent al'
a moderately good article when a better might be had for lam
iecking. These remarks are addreeel in particular to toe I
pureheoers of Whidty, and their aPplimilon la re ....led by
thiee who are satidiel with Irish Whoky at present. and bate
not trued D.D. Scotch Whisky. The pooiliarltios which recoup
mewl thni Spirit are its creamy and pleasant Bei our, great
strength, undeniable wholesomeness, sod cheapness, in COM•
THE .I..iEW ACT or I'44,o.Ni:in.—The new Act on is,risol, with other Whi-kks hitherto kilo.. in London. D.D.
r6i'".l"g. Paaa`..l • few daYa back' has bee" Printe'l I iinihilekdili7irrtratil„l"tr"ti'li"-wet
The low now is 1114 any person maliciously 111411 JJ i 44 ister I nnid in the men.„rii,,, and hn., Irish Whi.,a, ha
big poison or other destructive awl noxious things. with 1 amines. A moo. Is supidied to I rove the
iLlet:t to endanger life or inflict grievous hoilily harm, is soundnear of these remarks. CI twelve postage statwia A
to lc- guilty of felony, and beide for penal servitude fur ' ease enitalning twelve bottks, lor • 2-gallon la, a the DIX
itt v..ars, or imprisonment for three years. Any person WhisnV. forwarded for ans. The MOM firm ‘upplies the Royal
nia!biously adminWering ur other destructive or I Rwrti'Laii,:.,:.`"?. mild and .3'llww'gPirlt." 15.'rr Ira".
gh, a muds admired an deliciou•
noxious thing, will, intent to injure, aggrieve, or annoy
"spirit, at les. per ;nun. Two gallons and upwards of the
such lemon, may be convicted of misdemeanour, and above Mut to any part. Orders from the country must cull-
liable to three yeers' imprisonment. A person indicted I lain • Post-olflie order, mole payable to Donald Duncan,
or the felony may be imovicted of the Iniadesueanour. I Burielgh-street, Strand, London, W.C.

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