The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-11-30 00:00:00

LONDON MARKET'S.

ST REPRISE i-- ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

MARX LANE, MONDAY, Noonan 29.
No improvement in prim ol English wheat from this
day week. liskt Weiner in winter American wheat at
St i"dvoanol ainret 9a; other kind@ of (cadge Im
'".102 lata pied* barley rather shower ;
taw must.h nati:ition and beans and pees unaltered.
°al itaak quiet ; Swedish 6dL and Bolsi= Is.
eintalltel• Flow mold &lowly at it. quotations.

EgErtLOPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. Nov. 29.
/2114 trade inn. Supply 01 short, la'.
glad lower. Veal Lu a.mau4, oweio• COMUIAB.•••• ex-
trema quotation. Pork cloak.
Beet, 3a. Cal. 4. 5.. 10d. • motto., 3. 64. W 154. 101.:
veal, 34. AL to 6a.; pork, la 4.6.44.
4,371 • nap aad lambs, 16,g5. Fore
beasts, 1,33 S ; slump sod lambs, 3.740 ; cals,ve 14A,
Hook& beasts, 151; bin Wank 1,0 W; English boosts,
1,826.
Oat littasera—DoreAraterlAlwat, 40. to We..
tat erase, 6.4. *11.; fleecy. AK to at. steno, 5k ee.—
Taunt.. Very ernallahos .4 shoat, and • “attanuanee of the
dolor.. that haa prowled for tome taste past Wheat n.ht
I. nd. to to. pat boAbel ; malting barky, 4. 34t.. 4. :
grindlog. GL to to.; 'mom oon. od. to 4a. &L; oat.,
2t. tel. to 3...; how, he to to. yek.,to. ea..,
To I 1er..0 etyma Latter', 81u1dy. irre.t
*meta .4 the tear. nava va• a eplattiel supply .4 benne
eancetall) ha 1441 a. The show of DOOM VW Slay One. For
4.11 elmeco there one • bri..k to. aad price. had an upward
tendency Vat Avers realt.ed from tit t oat ; tat
Mitre'. clo t:•2i ; graain/ nears, WM to £3S per our ;
woke inter% est to AU : ems and take. t:t6 to ate net ;
fat vas, an, to 62. ; tat sleben, bet; to .or.; look, 325.
to ;100.

THE WOOD GREEN MURDERS,
Frederick Hinson, 30, described aa • tornter. WU
charged at the Central Crimizal Court, on Wedoesdar,
with the wilful murder of Maria Death. He waa also
charged upon • second indktineut with
•the %Mil '
murder of William Douglas Boyd. The prisoner, who
is • tall, powerful man, and rather good looking, pleaded
net guilty to both 'barges in a calm, Inc voice. The
first indictment was alone proceeded with. It will be
remembered that the prisoner wee • married man,
separated from his wife, that he had induced Maria
Death, who had provionaly been • governess in the
neighbourhood. to live with him as his wife for eight or
Wu yews, and that they had sin children, all now living.
Boyd waa alae, a married man, but wu living with
another woman, whom he was about to east off, and
bad arranged t.ir Death to ems and live with Mm.
Hinson finding Death and Boyd together at the Wood
Green Station followed and separated Mom. He
dragged the woman into his oottage, and shot her deed.
Be then went to Boyd's house and murdered him also.
Dr. Kenealey, in defence, pleaded for • verdict of
manslaughter, on the ground that prisoner committed
the murders front "uncontrollable impulse" at seeing
Death and Boyd together, and suspecting she had been
unfaithful to him through Boyd's allurement,
Mr. Justice Bylea, in summing up the use, said the
defence that prisoner acted under an uncontrollable
Impulse was no defense at all. With regard to another
point raised hr the defence, be would inform them that
if • man hand his lust al wife in the act of adultery,
and at the moment he killed the adulterer, the act was
Mrsd by
the e law a. the offence of manslaughter
. In the present owe, however, there were none
al on ingredients. The deceased was not the Lawful
wife of the prisoner; and, even supposing an act of
adultery had been committed, the life of the deceased
was not taken at the moment, which was the only
eactue obviated by the law to redeem the crime from
marries to that of manslaughter. He concluded by
stating that the jury had not only the life of the prisoner
in their hands, but the lives of all her Majesty's subjects.
If they believed that the priseoer billed the de
be was baud to tell them that the sot was murd:nent
they could not return any other verdict.
The jury in half an bour found prisoner Guilty of
wilful murder.
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Mr. Justioe Bylee, having put on the black cap, said
that, having regard to their consciences and their oatha,
the jury could not have returned any other verdict. He
then pronounced sentence of death in the usual form.
The prisoner. who bad exhibited the greatest indif•
ference throrighout the whole of the trial heard the
sentence wiAbout the least emotion; and when the
learned jr.dge had concluded, he turned quickly round
and wsl'aed berried]; from the bar. He is to be hung
on Me uday 13th.