The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-04 00:00:00

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Mr. Hawkins gams evidence to this elect. He the top rail being about lor feet hub. sad the lower not se ever walked l', , tarth—lie set te work and improved 1111811.210 ANS. •
proved sending tbe lambs to the dairy, sod seeing them very tar frees th• IV •tMd• We did not struggle shoot the prop Av. brat' e elec./ for the labourers, and tied. es Tits podllT Minimum. —A meeting of the i
ott several oocasionsevies the h ook ; deceasedsubscribers watt held in tbe rown•holl on Fad .y l
• OctOo one occamion be rem irked •. - • . only .eked toe tel IC him have he (the epe•ker) h• I set SW,I doing, to make nims ill the
to the wh0.... that the limb in wiest;,,h. v.. ou it. we drank together during the day, ant I d. not : trued .4 t
'' now that he bad more then I dil. The trek we bad tole tie n • live' b.ob , 1.4 'ode wear to follow, as /JO ' ' '
'i '0 ar m.o. Gtoolenee.) ifs hoped t Ist so
-t We. to. ad
enough to eat hay, and he replied he hal given it some.o. ,00 I amen lance. The committ •••'e rep.. .
was only " fourptmor•' When he lef e tho We. time+ , bairn le .you e 1 • o 1011... il ht. fathda footstep,. Gt aftera• n • Sir It. G. Glyn prod le I. Thera Wm •
When H'lst left him. • man name Cr", wicriewled he did sot go for the purpose of haviLm more drink. hut ' Piaui,/ the ch drinsii. and it remounewle I that the proieht i
9at b • WWI wan •ering from tho subject Ide ;17
him, and it Irell shortly after Creed e.nie lb it he treat Wk., 11 Wk. The atoms wO. placed for Mr. Imu 4 Imes them • I 1,, eametubling there tdatday t i give, eivodi All ghoul Ibe pulled I . on, and a memorial
tools, sad we •aly
mimed the lamb, and in causer:pence 4 that he Greve.' men to grind went there by ial hi... is ir - t'lo.• wWM give, hi, son and his bad, • arecte•l lin the eite, and that the present Digby
communicated with the police, and subeequentlg leave. DAIWII•41 gunwale around there. I had only ' bestir r cept,oe—(hear, he art—and be bolteved he was A.eem..ly•room be used •. the •••wedtall. After the ,
obtained • warrant for Prisoner'. liPPreh .n. ' hem it... ono, before. Decemed fell on • concrete I rams.- iug lb or tratiments as well es his own in saying icasliog of the report the Rev. J. Ogle probes das
lion. Soon alter title P. C. Shields brought floor. I cannot 66y if be went to at on the veil nal I thm he ,••.ped his son and his bride would live leer to au etneedusent to the rale rt. 'Tett the reeoludo) •
, fell Over or hot. Ahem (lye mottles eltpsed bet warn I enjoy n3C't 0 h',l''. society, each other's love, and eecu
him. lemb•—• male Down lamh, which was the sato iatA. o. Olaf 11110. ;og, me) we l •,• • thou • him •rial•
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° . the Ume of the damaged wantiai to grind my hook and other', witimatiou ; and that hie moo would 1 zperi mew •••
p
sort as that be bad lose When it we. h bt back I '
r 'O4 the warodent occurring. —William Roe ilam a 'demurer what he hi,,,. 'lt ant perhape a great many present might •l' ' eren '
h be te I' be ctrrie t ~n', 1.• LI mat every
It M.. put In its obi place in the oolvilions'. It in il-• employ of Me Groyfl, and attend to the engine and have experience% v,e, that be made to collect foods 1.. n diet purpose." This wail
app-arid quite at hornet, anti seem., Ito know the pleat. boiler I+o'i:owing to the Omit wwihin I tea. The staging in
• ''Tore'. geothin tin the wane of life I ma nide I by Mr. Tower I) .me', a..d the •
sires
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kb. Hawkins swore be bad
the lamb, nor given him soy authority t. Dell i,. (The 300. On the eters is • grinding stone need for the Wean friendship, love, and p .ace combine I tor it an 119 a.; .iust it ; the . eon. knout WWI therefore
lamb was produced in Court, and was i•lentified by Mr. purpose of the basis's, tit is driven by • +trap from the To make them uriage vow divine...
carried. Sic J. D. W. Dig y's letter to the
Hawkins as Gm one that was brottsht him by the tu,X,D.o'.' I was act present when II .w and Odic tell to , .
mae (Cheered committee stated that he woul I grivit the site of the
pollee) minrit•nt fr •m dinner I foci I them on the staging The 11AlitheN wad that the next toast which ruisbt,
waiting to grind titan ho .ks which amid not b. done palish.. he cell-ti the tomt ot the day would he responded old Kind's Arms in fee or 1.. eit I,
for 92 ears for the
%Slain Paul, who lives at Winterborne Steeple-emit I started the engine. Th.ey &eked me to do s-o, mid to by-anchr". It wee 'Too halal 01 the lion. klumpi•r,7 purism.. of er. elute a Ilemorad—all, but a either cme
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ton, was called ~ a witness. He knew the prisoner by I get tb, engine at work •. Oritonell was grinding and Start and lo.rly Fe doe- Shut, hie bride." (Ottawa) lie be wo d uld asire to have itill cam • control over it se he
Sight. On the 19 h June he came to him and offered &awed wee ',ovine water on the stone. Dtmased wise sure they would all drink that tacit heartily. (a,a, now has over the Town.hal'. X. ~ew routtnittec wxrd
hint • lamb for .ale, ae he was going to leate. He al tosrwar.ls G.lle to where I was at work and began beer.) It wee a t wet which, he might lay had been ap,oulutod t. carry out the duce 11,,nr, I, it eeveral of
-ele I 164. ter U. On the following •,--- 'he talking end loughlni, after which he went on the st tge practically intooluced to them by ',twee( Lord &apron.s the members of the el I c iininit•ee Mused to act
- . - - . ......mi.,. ill riiid.. except app:sdra reiprixi. ills lordiship had adiettted that in the wane further. Toe fun I. odlect '-. or unl..el up tr. this
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•.. £lOO aod £7O.

wants I ior lag Morning ._
11. for the lamb, and brought it away. When be
bought it he did not ask whose lamb it warn. He
afterwards gave up the lamb to Supt. Gale.
Cross-examioed by Mr. Howard : Prisoner made no
secret in the way be sold the lamb. Prisoner had
&leo off.ired the lamb for sale to Mr. Line farmer, of
Martinstown. Prisoner wets no friend of his.
P.O. Shields. stationed at Martinstown. produced
the lamb. which he sail his received from Mr. Paull
on the evening of July 6th. Be marked the lamb on
the hoof and branded it on the back, but the brand
had growl out with the wool.
Hr. Soot. Gale supported the crinstable's evidence.
He also prove I readying the prisoner at his office .in
Tuesday last after his apprehension at N-wport, Isle
of Wight. hi reply to the &taw. Le sail, '•tin
in,oossit ; Mr. Hawkins gave we the lamb, and I sold
It to Mr. Paull, on my leaving there, se I c Atkin'i take
It with me."
Mr. Wirdoo odd this was all the erileDoe be pro-
posed to Pell. and eked for • remand.
Prisoner was roman led, ball being allowed.
TI pr s mer wee brought op at the Shlishall on
remand this Olt inlay) morning before Colonel Biog-
ham. No fresh ev,deuos was willed. 4111 Mr. ,ff.r•l
addressed the BeDdi for the debacles% and urged there
was not sufliaent evidence splint the prisoner t
justify his being mint for trial. The open and un.
cioncealed Manlier 111 which the prisoner sold the lamb
was not the conduct of a thief ; the whole of his
actions were those of a man who ha I had the lamb
glean him. No twelve jursaions In the world would
Over convict up .11 this ovulates brought against him.
Oelemel Bin&ha 56'VA 51.wirtii.
0011. his the lamb. Prisoner must be o)masitted for
trial .4th. next (furter Sailors&
Ball we renewed.

oiTtle—a wife was wanted, hot his lordship would agree
with him, he was sure, Moot not only in bate years,
but in • man's **Hy year*. a goal wife was a comlort
and blessing to him. (Hear, hear.) Ho thoaght
put they might thank God for in, Smelt. Jet o trappir
now which lay before the tw r young people who
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were coming, under such happy au p els, to heat
as the home where they wool I be le. rttty welcome I by
alt, where all were in ertriptteg with them iii their
present Iry mad li•ppines . (One o• ) There gra, no
rands of far•lrog in that riot; ticy were all of ore
mind there. (Hoar, hear.) le m. if with God's Meeting
there elle nothing in,,. ll,Vin ly ups, tan •121 reLatim
blessed this young couple they would soon au among
of husband sort wife. Toey thankel God that he had
them, and the Hon Humphrey Strut and hi, tells hat
the best wishea of ail for their future happiness. (lur.
bur, and appiteuan) land Atinston had allude., to bla
Lets buoyed father, Mr. Henry t. He (he
speaker) only had the 'Leasure of knowing th genii roman
• for oh rat a vat. of a halt, bat all thou who lc. ter 'via.
or opal of him, said that there was no traistakiug h •
cberuter. It war the ch amt., of a noble and ax tete it
man. (Applatim3 ) In cooclusion ho r 'on,- • tot sel.3
expressed by liii if Atlngtoti that in • II on. It imp u y
Start would lotto • iii the steps
of has staudasturs
(Applause.)
This tacit haying been drunk with Hasse t tu O. tore mid
t
musical honour.,
The 01114111 AN soil he had been egged to propel • " The
health of Lady Alingt to and bar 5V.1 aught rr, and he
ould bosuns them be felt great pleasure Sod rim ior
in
ocoosplying with the request.
This lOWA h 0,1014 been duly honoured,
Mr. O. TATUM (formerly of (Memel, b it. 49.f...4 wit&
b,°_r„°"....X I* f Alba hat so
emmen.tly decor. wd tiara tent and Mined •na great a:luau
So_proinoU thee enjoyment of the al ternoo
This canolmndul the toast Int.
Oaring the Inoebeou Lord an 1 lady Alington and the
Wiese Heart walked in ant out the tent and took a great
interest to what was going on. Toe Rev. Y. A. K-,. e,
Mr. Ileikle(the steward), Hr. And .1, Mr. a reg•o-, Mr.
Z Richsrdson, Me. Hoeg earth. Mr. B•ck, Mr. Crum ions
and several others Wen 1 (114E0641,A. M.tl C arviog at the
suds of vicious tables, and for • Ion; tint Mel were kept
fully erns' god.
The company then adjournsai to the nark an' rosined
shoat at will. Being toll by L 4.1 Maack,ii to wan ler
whore they liked, in my pail a •int to the beautiful
gardens adjolnin: Coo whic are sow at their beat
Here um* pretty c ,rp t to trdetiag and ...II w ornenieutel
gardening
added to the 100. bun of the beauthel oceriory
which Cliche' 11 00 Limirroun rat. Th, no 111.111e$ and
greeuh 'used were in turn riot it, an I •p en lid eta .ciusoul
of floriculture mot t r eye in ow,ry direction. Toe while
grounds are well kept, and reflset great credit on klir.
Beck, the head gardener, and his asststaett
The Wignborue Town Bend played in the park at intsre
vale doting the aft :moon.
The report if a cannon about a mils away at six cielcek
betoliened the coming of the nawyinarriel pair, and
thou of the compsriy wh het nit gone to the lodge
entrance to catch • first glimp•e sesesubted in front of the
hones to give the y mug anion and his hrido ra hearty we's
some on their aria,! On reaching the lodge gates the
horses were taken o and a long top, w.th crows-sticks
was attached to the curt .g.s, which, amidst loud cheering
and the merry ringing of Whit champtou c.urch twill, was
palled along at a 11.11itt pain by mom, aixty MOP &II hove.
About a quarter of a mile from the hums an auxiliary
detachment ol "two-Need horse." was hitched on to the
others, and the carriage. amid ren 'wed chewing, was
bowled along at so sharp • pace that thou, who c old not
run well were not :side t o keep up with it. The cheering
was taken up Halt along the line, till in front of the house
It b•teame almost deafening. At this juncture. f the pro-
Cseiltng• • nusub3r of small cannon whir, had been loaded
In readiness were fitted If. A halt was m ode on the
portico lying rear 'el, when b ttla b:i 1., ant britlegro
were affeetionat•• y kreet,cl by Lord and L trly Atingtur
and the Misses St•trt.
Before they hilt tie carriage. Mr. CSinetten road the
following ad•lrese to the Hog. Hamphr:y S:urt, whnh
he sulwiietiently pre.i.ntrel to hint:—
Ti Ike Hon Humphrey and Lady Peodore Sturt.
• It it my meaning gut!, at the rego••:.,l the workmen
In the employ of Loot kington. to exoreat t i you t miss
our sincere fee ings of respectful aff eta LI. We elsilY
takeyo, adinv.z.
rani
an &god.
to t
pi er
oy obcobr ryeotuu r
wn inae
ht
aert• tyc 'it, I
Ic er
and hearty congrattilati 114. B have us that we do tide
most earnestly, What to logs o thr house of Urichel
brings joy to us Y or interests ate ours, aurl we are
sore we shall find our tussahs to to, you. also. Itl our
prayer, therefore, that God may bleu your union with
His choioest blessioget thst He may span yin for trery
many years to each other awl to us, an I that If., inky
mem give you wislcm an•l str,ngth sufli lent for the
teeponsibilittee of loaf r.i.:h position,"
The Hon. HM11411117 STURT, as soon aa the euttling had
etibillied, rose in ill.. oarrius anh said—My gel frientin
en behalf of Lily F. odors and myself. pray ace •mt me
hearty thanks for th hearty w,•leo,ms yam hove ju.t given
04. I can Amore you that it give, in, grett please,e lo
receive such kindness from you, ti be ert 'cowed in ouch •
cordial manner !ir th ii, I have kno en ii 13ns and w sue
Interest I can a ,11,1.0 you, we shall have al say. at heart.
la tared the house thee mammy outs
(Cheers.)
As 1031 as the party
ill. adj ournorl to that sill th the ho•ise facing the ornm
mental lake. where dancing, to the airline of the Wing.
born, Town Band, was kept op rill if ask, and kissetn•the
ring and other games were hodulged in.
Jost as the dancing coinnimac al It beano to rain, and
continued drissling tlt derkneas satin, but the gnus was
all. Later on, ahter the perk was qoito clear,
short and the dacc•ra did rot seem to mind the wet at
the rain
came down huvity for • short time.
A word of praise is doe t t the oteward (Mr. bleikle)
and Mr. Ansel, Lli el-rk, for the sgestleat manner In
which the whole of the arrangements were made and
carried out.

again. Tbe stage hat reilings ell -..
the steps. by which it i. resettled. Toe tort opt lo bsteeleem
three .ort oar feet from the etese and lb. lower rail.
stout liar 15 ,nehes, 1-aving a specs between the two of
something lake 95 inch a I noticed decreed wasting to
grind the hook whilst I WS4 at yolk, but could not hoar
whet wag said on amount of the noise made by the
irgine and oaths. I saw B.w lot the cup containing the
water f all time tb, etafe, rad I vre,.l Pertly up the "4°
sad gay., it I 0,1 &mil. *thin. " Yon mid better not let
tus have the bob to triad. or elm shall st 40 the
ng.ne." He ',plied ho shall cot. and 1 thin came
down to Say eark main. Tho roman why I told
(kitchen this was became I thought doelttooll bad
Loons MAI than he oksabt to hays had. w"
fbi
I. • It date to dried the hook. I het not b•SO
back .0 work many flaunt,. when I sow B.w come
toward, the rails boakwardo, aud is . bent P tfllioo
he was vine 1.0 Sit dews oa the lower rail. union he Tea
through the two anti pile. I on the flew ju..f where I
was working. no floor it of concrete. •it'la. used foe
, empty oath. I and eons, one Mee 11, ted at cutest& and
I Critchell rim for Dr. Nathan. who Ills ct •l him to be
rvmored to the hoopla. at once. IMO n I hear him
speak •1 .11. Mammal " pull " uvor 51 struck
agal• It Ilia well before Ulnae on the boar. I found him
on Li, ii•,• erith his bond 'Tine nn ler ham a WWI The
height from the staging to the floor ls abo at ten feet. I
bay, known deceased for sin ~oc y and he
has gre not wrath' at the stonesevet al tim -e this eusiaser.
Idid nuts.. any strusgling for the pomes.ion of the hook.
Deceased fell "ell of e beep" between souse maks and
the doorway I hews been at work with the 'WOO for
Ave yenta There has not b-en .similar accident before.
MS engine is employed for washing casks and other
PurPmea. and It only wanted a strap pot on to set the
'Wee going. I dii not notice anything the nattier with
(kitchen. Dimmed had no drink in tbit.W.Mbiar
hall-pia two on Monday aftuncon dthotesid wee brought
to the hospital, and I saw him lumandlattily. I found am
In OM on his beak and inesesible. I looked at his IMm.
end arrived at the **atom he was suffering from concur
sion of the brain. Oa exueinthion I found an extensive
star-shaped map wound on the brown of the bead, rather
inclining to the lett ids. There was no fracture at all.
I then dressed the wound and gave instructions to the
matron as to the maesgement of the wound until I sew
him again. !saw Lim about seven, when he had slightly
recovered C0116C4011413021, and on account of the matron
1 telling ma he compthin. d of pain in tilt left side I found
Hfractwe of the We sitar bone. saw him agate on
esday morning soon idler Mu. when I found the case
had assumed • totally different aspect. for whilst ha
c sold move both arena he could not WWI hi. hg., and on
my pinching them he said 1. 1.11 no Pain whatever there
Those symptoms, in coniunation with other., led me to
form an opinion he bad austeined a fracture o! the spine
in addition to the other iejurien He moot also have
sustained laternal injuries, as ho vottutid Incessantly •
dark coloured, bloody laid, showing internal hemorrhage.
11. died about sir o'clock. Hu case was hopeless. After
death land Dr. Gallo d,soovered the sett of It. fracture
of the spine. I hare been in'o,med ty Hr. Kerritig• the
rails wero put roand the tontine at the r.queet or the
imptctor 0 fact vies on purpose to prevent am accident
occurring.— Mr. Merridmo ant 'need Pot coroner the space
between the two re,ll was 21 ineles He had allows
men to use lb. stone far the last Salvor six yews, instruct.
Mg the engine drienr to ilia* there pe-miesion as long ne
they were civil —The Coroner, in briefly summing up the
cam, told the jory he could not the Marne we. to be
attached to any ens It muned Iflr. Oro's. bed • grind-
stone, of which he kindly allowed people the us.. as it
could be turned w,thout any troubla or expense ta him.
It was eeident this poor man wont there in a state in
which he ehoitld not have been, and met with death
through the *Mots of an avaident.—The jury returned a
verdict of " Accidental death," saying no blame was
attributable to soy one.

t'ne atn,uuta,l betwvvu

IDPOST.
BOSOUaII POUCIt, AATIALIer.--ltdoe the biayor
(Mr. A. Ifeynofds), Hugo a " Dublin frith-
mon," who h 4 a pedlar's a rata kle ill his pr‘rrewhion.
wee sentallOwl Lu seir,ll there hat." la our fur hogging.
—The prisoner had be... g ifity 11.101 irregular
bohsviour i l t and Berraok-streete, and on
rannplaint, boiutt lodge ~ hi. movements were '
watched. wit:, to remit Met tin w Maud to beg
coo ,e, • io .
Yu ix& it. t,r blo JoKe B motel rootlikel
of him woo-s life wa. ono &handout prowl.', were
tr tupterse 1 to Voile (dud restbig-place, the Itridport
Cemetery. on Fri lay afte,n ion. lho •lecomed,
respeintd rod ileoply regretted by all who knew him,
soccumbed vory suddenly a: the bows of hi, bereaved
pmeute in mouth street, on Tursalay evening, the
rani'. it is foam I of an operatiou terformed in
loon.lou. Mr. Wet hisl for in iny months comilained
of defmtive sigh, which there is every realm was
CO itracaal by long at. c maimed boars of study.
Anxioun to procure the hose Rambla advice and treat-
he repaired to eh' Metropolis. Ile returned to
io. home on Soturday, when, a'though weak and some-
what exhausted, the erupt ,ms were not of an alarming
adorer:met until Sunday evening, and on the following
in iroing no Imps of rec ,ve. y was held out by the
medical gentlemn amen dog him. Partial paralysis
brain, ploducing at tone+ t it, d aucooseiousnes., and
finally death. The intermit, .t took pleas at 8.30 p.m.,
the uselaucholy co; Myr (pitting the house et three
o'clock. Too remain, we're eacimed within a splendid
coffin, covered with sable cloth, beating black furni-
ture, and lined intornally with white satin. This
woo supplied by ,Zr. Petteo, who was • favourite
of deceased. the floral atrangsMe•tto testified to the
Iv. borne him by Ms des cut and c ooest companions.
The coffiii way literally ouvo,e.l with chaplets and
or...stain choice II one's a d fe m..— 11 made and placed
;1t0.,i by thom iloar to him. Mo't of toe fl asa,
were kindly g•ven by btr. and Mrs. J. P. F. Gondry,
and i•ther c muty lambi. in the locality. At the
he• I we+ a ma.nifimint wreath of white roses. stocks,
and *sten., b marl with white satin. Over the breast
was a lovely cross of in rid mh•ir fern and white ver-
bena', having a rose-hued gladiol, in the centre ; at
tie trot lay is chaplet of white clematis, and a leaning
crom of white woi reclining at the base. Depeodiug
from the soles Were eight chaplets, composed severally
of uteri., phlox, clernotisi, verben,s, inyceotia, stocks
geraniums awl &Irmo) —all e Igo I with moss and
fern, and other toll •g The clfi. wes borne within
at, open plumed beano, gunrded by bearers chosen
from the house of business with which deceased was
for several yea's connected, an I hy which, from his
lgenitlity, tat, and ability, he warn highly valued.
About 50 led procesoiou, an 1 amongst t earn were
many id the principal trs lesmeu of Bridp ,rt ; the
c onnenione of deceased preceded tis hearse. The roar
was hr Melt up by a mourning coa c Attaining bit'. R.
11. Rest, Mr. W. Beak Mr, A. F;ampton, and Mr. O.
Humor. With but two exceptions the shops as route
were partially cloeixt, and at many private windows
the bliode were closely d,awn. At the Cemetery the
prooes.lon was mot by the rector of Bridport, who per-
formed the last .olemn rites very impressively.
Decess-d (o, ststed in our obituary a dice last week)
we alicer 23 years • f .tg 11.0 I lath to.lh Cut off in the
prime I yonth, hat irJ3 sufficiently long to be loved
iespecte I, both in his commercial aod social rela-
tion., "In duty cou•cieutiou. ; JAI • so, and brother
off-cti mate; as a frien I, loving and faithful--esteented
by all."

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4, 14)3.