The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-23 00:00:00

THY MiLZASING 01 OONVICTS.

...m.aamannaar
Min A:title Emily Geoghegan writes to the Presessa's
Jerome! I have lately heard, on Coed eutheritx to
my rurprim end great terror, that the convict Mary Flit.
negan, or Bradley, who, on the 9th Februray 1875, robbed
the home n. NershamPton Reed. easi.t.a by Austin
Bradley, and at the mme time nearly suoceeded in
murdering me, has been released from prison several
months aro, and may now be met with in the streets of
Dublin. On the 15th June, Unit the wee tried, tub
and sentenced to fourteen veers penal servitude; and I
muted mom straggly against the mockery of that trail
and sentence, and against the scandalous injustice done
to in. by liberating her. lam virtually outlawed, for the
authorities ham proclaimed by this act that no on. has
anything to fear in attaching me. lam as present in •
state of great fear, not knowing at what moment I may
Wei • woman who his already proved that sbe desire. to
take my life.' The Preening Jeanie& commenting on
the cons. says :—lt may not be maim yery briefly to
recapitulate the facts of the case as published at the time
In every paper in the kingdom. Mary Flanegen was the
servant and prisms of Wm Genthemut. She was treated
by that lady with uniform and exceptional Madness, but
having been detected In • succession of systematic Mote
she was disaleeed from bar service. About twelve
&cloth OR the night of the 9th of rebruery,
Geoghegan wee soddenly set upon in the dm* by her
former servant and a male socomplice She was thrown
down, brutally beaten about the head, sad left for
deed by her unseen seasilanta Kr. leak* lttegeFeld,
without one mimeses hesitation, sentenced both to the
wend penalty the law allowed hire—tourism mare
penal servitude. U our oomumeadeat s debt. the mere
indite of the two criminals Is at liberlp mheiemfe*
teeth\ pert of her terencaiemENort have
4142eroiii
who
beemert.4 klessia:swii=
intermit,. bad Itiaset cessiembed to • small
imam of the eetpinal on the mead of ill-bealth
Zawthe invalid his Meese by an active and
burglary in the boom of a police magtstrate.

GOOD FRIDAY BUNS.
"Good Friday buns," or, ee they are more 03C14
manly called, "hot mom buns," which constitute an
erai.icl, of what may be termed universal oonsumption
In most parte of Ragland on Friday formed the
appropriate imbject of a hiuhlaintereeting lecture,
delivered on Wedinseday ev 114, H. Byer
Corning F.S.A. Boot. before Brib Archon).
lcglcl Society. It is'intaresting to know that "for
two penons break a Good ll'riday bun between
them is," amongst the ignorant of oottrie, "not only
a pledge of friendship, but • surety spinet disagree.
men ,t • the act being accomplished by the word',
'Hall for y and half for trie; Between tut two
goodwill altaT be.'" We have heard of a crooked
efzpsnoe and of a ring being broken in a odrailar
fashion. Ws believe also that amongst rootlet the
gift of a knife is oonsidered unlucky and /likely to
" cut love," unless it be amusupanle,l by the words,
"If you love in. eel love you, no knife &an cat our
love in two. It le also curious to know that the Good
Fridajintin laikAarded amongst the lower orders " not se but as eornething endowed with
Weller k having for ri been the meow irmh the uoar to keep it throwb the year for
Vase.hiokimaaad. also se
Coming hlsucharasectret
wn afbe and
" drink down • ilttle 'mated bun as • cure for sore
throat." We can only bop* it dm bog good,
as it le nothing new for faith to work mfractisTric
also seems that in • certain house at Rriatoo-hiu
some ID stale Good Friday buns are, tq Mr. Owning,.
tbn=neinto a tilt/wan: zrridd :e !mu,
evil white. For the reit,Waudience had to th= Mr. Byer Owning for • lecture as entertandng mit was recondite.

SZAPWIOI.
"A Pixotrot. Pnirax."—filorne " liner " recently
sent to the Daily Saes and that paper @wallowed it,
the following paragraph ,
. It aa worthy of remark that in a perish mar Bland-
ford. a petition in favour of POMO has boon signed by 1
arary grown unman and woman, with the exception i
of me farmer. The petition is heeded with the name of 1 the stow, vicar, the Hon. end Rm. AG. Douglas." ADTICI TO limns I—Ase yeti broke. in yew mot by
The with has something over 400 inhabitairas, so =r .atlick catiold. chemist suairlag,:tsthe. =4M virk Io° ing one in four for adults, pmhaps 100 osan
Brim It will reline the Poor suit
it. Theßepera are naMraoY laughing =
mad ac,
hon. and most Impressive remonstrance agai immediately. It is haw=nst war. taste, it produces dm& by the
Pesaro says :
child from para. and the cherub awakes " ern Wild
~ with
r.,.... to that p . t i t io, in
fay." pesos said m a bottom." It mettles the dal. IS eetteas the gum.
to bor. been signed by every inhabitant of a parish near allays all pain. alines wall ret=trybeZwels. mad is
Eilandford save on. farmer, it would be huereethte te 112b_ist know*. N* -ibor dienhcee.
IWO hoer many of the petitioners were unable to reed
the peattoner's prayer. and how mem mit Hs* " marks* " """''' ' —._ ..41 Ur (WON
r 11" "8 le 161° alt IV* 1101Ple *MOO. T ea ariit vw 4 11...
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