The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-10-13 00:00:00

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CHELTHNHAIL —A Ciar• Been Atiwn.-41 the
polioe-oourt, Cheltenham, on Wednemity,leggie ggi, a,
wwot
L. Harford, Colonel Newman, and Yr. W. 7 &tug
Jordan, • respectably-dressed and s ewe.
girl, at present out of place, but r bad he
intention 11 pars, was charged with the
vr.
of her illegite child. The inquiry was al s
preliminary character, the evidence teedured
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for the peptide of • remand. It, homer,
that the prisoner had been coalled ahetecth
emelt, ego in the Cheltenham werithense, and be,
within the last day..6.ir two, sow on • visit to •
Mrs. Clarke, of Coley; il ie
did not, however, hes ch 4 with bee. Om
'Coney evening Mr. Clarke was la swim he
heard the ary al • chid& end ape bee
that the mould underneath • bosh Yak
1 Upon examining the spot he deemed thellia del WI
been buried there alive, covered by leek ma ire 41
mould. He removed the earth eel the eel the
thud, white was wrapped in Wu* oak leelled It
to the prisoner, who Jest thee sae In Imes elk. He
accused her of being the metier, sad of her*, the
child, but she denied it He bed the shell limed la •
warm bath to restore animation to Ms lists. VIM had
become sold, and sent to the pollsslon.ftepenti
Hopkins shortly afterwards anted on the seek
and charged the prisoner with the elimest She el
first denied it, bui enbrequatle *elided Wad tith
mother, and that she bad heed the sled The
sergeant examined the hole, and feed it to be sheet
di inches in depth. Ile thee brois the aid sell
It. mother to the Cheltenham diem The deli
lingered in cionvidatoes until the
when it died. Mr. Bomb, sargeoe, =farthilhiat
convulsive disease, and stated be bed presieetk et-
premed an opinion that the tied seed use the The
mother's treatment probably 114111111111111.11 d destkiel V It
had been • healthy child, and bad bee neened while it
was yet able to cry, it would, eauteime. heeteitetirei
Sergeant Hopkins applied for • reed ell
that the Coroner, who had been oremmesetedil*:
might be enabled to bold his beguile ia the seeentima
The sergeant stating that be Amid be able to wee
that the prisoner had had her child brecight to We a
short time before it was diesovered in the mete. The
Bench acceded to the application, and the ptiotast WM
remanded.

Vottrg.
THE FIPIEITE MIIBINGe.

I sit and am thinking
Of days that an gone ;
And yet there's a shrieking
From thoughts of my own.
The tear at my erslid
Unbidden will start,
When thoughts I thought burled
Stir deep in my heart.
Oh 1 why do I languish,
In morrow repine?
And why this heart allith
This heaviness mine
Are the sins of my youth
Accounted am mine?
Answers He, who is Truth,
Thy sins an all thine.
Ah, no 1 believed
In Jesus's name;
I am not deceived,
For airmen He num:
Yea, He stooped from the Throne,
He bled on the tree,
And His blood does stone

For sinners—for me I
Jehovah is precious
I feel to my heart,
AnA never from Jeans

Shall my soul d-e-p:rt.
Yes, Jehovah is mine,
My Father, my Friend;
And His love is divine,
He'll love to the end.
Though Saran should tempt me
My Chris* to deny,
111 say, He bath loved me,
Who did for me die.
I'll sing of my Saviour,
I'll tell of HU love,
Then die in His (avow,
And pride' e him above.
N. XJ