The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-06-13 00:00:00

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tesjostpaat _ 26tht to be the
day itivo3 co_Ucelli_d_oe,Aqd the ii
Seplitobre 1135 orialin-niilt 15 to be tb,
• ove`rieerit t lieliv6r to ttro

lasl day for the .. . to t... clerk of
thopetine the , papers mentioned in the ninth motion
of the principal act. One nf the greatest alterations
now made it, that the grounds of objections are to
be specified in tbe notices given. • The person
objected to under the pruvionne of this act shall be
required to glee evideom befere she revising barrister
in support of his right to he registered, otherwise
than as anciii right shall be called in question on such
ground or grounds of objection." Each ground to
be trotted by the revising barrister as a separate
ground of objection. Voters changing their abodes.
and objected to, may make • declaration, and
transmit the same to the clerk of the peace on or
before the 14th of September. No lists of voters for
a bounty are to be revised before the 20th September.
Mots to £5 and not less than 20a. may be awarded
by the barrister. The revising barrister is to read
"audibly, in open court," the names etpuriged, and
the woes inserted, hat ii empowered to order the
removal of persons interrupting the prom &hogs o'
the wart, sad a policeman is to attend the sittings,
and to keep order. • The word "value" in an obj,c-
non is to mean the " =omit of rental." The act
"DJ mak9:Tariarn altPritioos no the reviaioo. •
' IIiZIORROUS . 'Pima' To Fstoirrinv a Wm.—
Lest week, a colichltmilder, aimed Heber Hillier, in
the employ of Sr. Am:things, in this town, nearly
bit his life in the foolish endeavour to frighten his
wife. On Wednesday eight, skortlW after eleven
o'clok, two girls were going out t-f Solisbarytfirld
Into the short lane leading int, Fordirigton, when
they saw • man, who proverlto be Heater, suspended
by his n -ck,the iron bar at UM top of the gate. They
were afteined, and ran to get' assistance. 'le the
. meantime, a South-Western rail. ay porter, roomed
alsnoturd, ' and a ledger of his, named 'Merles
Young. gOieg out of Fordingtou towards the, Whits .
Mut Hotel to fetch some beer, found the man
hanging as before stated. HAP was in i sitting
;Mature, with hii feet resting upon the ground, but
the whde weighe of his body hung upon his peek,
which Was fastened to the gate by • neckerchief.
Young, seeing the position of the man, called out to
him, "What are you doing?" but, receiving no
reply, with I promptness deserving of the heartiest'
oornmendetion, took • knife from his pocket, and
out him down. Hillier fell to the ground apparently
• lifeless. Young told Blanchard to run for a doctor,
but the hit r ass frightened, and returned to hie,
i,bones to fetch another lodger. While be wee
/one, Young being unable to perceive that Hillier
, was breathing, or to feel any pulsatiob from the heart,
rtook oft the neckerchief, and set about shaking him
with e view to restore animation. That not pro-
ducing the desired result, he 'truck the man a smart
blew in the back, and was pleased to get from him
in response a loud "Ugh." At this moment
, Blanollard returned with a man named Gibbs Sone
'.afterhe man revived so much as to be
beggllr
able to walk. Young ld him he should
. give him into oustody suiting a fo6l ,
of himself. Hillier . to be freed, but
Young and his companion, persisted in giving
him up to the pollee. On .am May Hillier said he
did not intend to make away with himself; his wife
scab* had had some words,mid he wanted to frighten ,
her,' he thought she would have followed him.
7When near the' White Hart Eitel some of Hillier's
'friends tried to get him away; but just then F.C.
,l'airsins, Miro had heard of the ornirrence, came up,
..pad received hint into onatody, and (Merged him with
'attempting to ~ commit, onoide. On ear
.Hillier, the ormstahle found one piens of a
' thief in nit pocket. When he took it out, prisoner
' „"icis "libeCti $4410,09,. I did it with; I diciFekia-
wnfi to. bang M* Y. iI. only intended to .frightenaiy wife.' Afterward P.C. Cousins went{ to. the
gate where the affair had. taken "Loom end' took a
it the other part of the neckerchief. On '
' up b

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