The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-02 00:00:00

THE BRUTAL KILLING OF A POLICE-
CONSTABLE AT BERK REGIS.
Tx* Fuxin,.

Of P.O. Bishop, who wee killed the previous Thumlay,
took place on Monday afternoon, and the esteem in
which the unfortunate conntable was held could be
gatip•red from the fact that all the ships and public-
housee were closed, and the blinds of the houses in the
village drawn down. The funeral procession, which
was • long one, started fr.sm the deceased's house at
two o'clock, and was headed by Deputy Chief
Constable Hammond, and Dr. Lys, to whom
succeeded Superintendents' Lavender and Underwood,
three sergeants, and 15 constables, all wearing white
gloves and having a piece of crape on the left arm.
About 100 farmers and tradesmen also testified their
respect for the deceased by walking in front of the
coffin, which was carried to the I,srave by six constables,
and a like number of constables from the deceased's
own division acted as pall bearers. A beautiful
wreath was placed upon the coffin by Mrs. Langford.
The corpse was followed by the undertaker, Mr.
Galton, the widow, supported by a brother-M.l*w,
the deceased's only child, and other relatives and
friends. At the entrance to the churchyard the
mournful procession was joined by the incumbent of
the parish, the Rev. J. F. Langford, and his curative,
the Rev. F. 'W. Carre and the Rev. W. 0. Allen.
The service was principally Performed by the Rev. J.
F'. Langford, who also delivered an appropriate
address in the church. The widow was very much
affected, especially at the grave, where she exclaimed,
in tones of anguish, "Oh. wicked man, what did he
do it for." The funeral party, as well as the large
number of spectators present, seemed impressed with
the solemnity of the occasion.

THE MAGISTRRIAL INVESTIGATION
was held at the Town-hall, Wareham, on Tneeday
afternoon, before Lient-Colonel Manse!, Captain
Hawke...worth, and Mr. tialclyffe.
The Court was densely crowded, and, being market '
day, a large number of people assembled in the
vicinity of the halL
Mr. R. N. Howard, of Weymouth, appeared to
support the charge, and in addressing the magistrates, ,
said he stood there to conduct the prosecution against
the prisoner Lock for the most serious offence that any
man could commit contrary to the English law. It
would be out of place for him, in opening the case, to
take up their Worships' time unnecessarily, but he I ,
should be wanting in the duty which had been placed
upon him by the Chief Constable of the County if
he did not give them some outline of the case as he
intended to present it before them. In the first place,
as they well knew, murder was clearly defined to be
"where a person of sound memory and discretion un-
lawfully killeth any reasonable creature in being and
under the King's peace, with malice aforethought, I
either expressed or implied." It was also laid down I
that "the law presumes every homicide to be murder
until the contrary appears; therefore the prosecution i
is not bound to bear malice, or any fact, or circum-
stances beside the homicide, from which the jury may
presume it; and it is for the defendant to give in evi-
dence such facts and circumstances as may Frove the
homicide to be justifiable or excusable, or that it must '
be amended to manslaughter." This was the law of :
the land. It Was also laid down "that if a ./111111
killeth an officer in the legal execution of his duty
then also it is murder and the law will imply malice."
That being the state of the law the fact+ of the pre-
sent case were somewhat simple. They hail already
been discussed before the Coroner's jury, and evidence
had been given, but a case of this met very properly I
came for examination before the magistrates, and the I
man now stood before them. The homicide having
taken place the law presumed it to be murder, and it
was for the defendant to prove the contrary. In this
case he silionl.l be able to show that there was
malice, and a considerable amount .4 it, between
the prisoner and the man now dead. The
affair occurred on the 20th of September. The
deceased man's character was sp 'ken to in the etrongst
way by the jury attending the Corsineem inquest, by
whom he was well-known,and at the funeral the whole
village attended and showed every mark of respect they
could to him, shops being cloned and the blinds put
down. Asi a reslicernan the decease•l WAS well-known,
and was noted for being one of the kindest men in the
force; he took no delight in making cages, but
wherever he could be would far rather induce a man
to go to his home than do anything to excite him and
have to sununon him before them. (In the
evening in question he adopted this course, SG much to
the credit of him as a policeman. There was a crowd
outside a pnblichouee in the village of Bere Regis and
the people were very noisy; amongst the crowd was
the man Lock, who was making a great row. Bishop
appears to have gone up to him, an•l tried to induce
him to go to his own house, no man could do more.
At that time Lock knew the man Bishop was a police-
man, and that he was on duty. Mahn's, from previous
cases which he had had. must have known the
character of the man he had to deal with, for as far
lock as 1575 the prisoner was summoned for being
drunk and disorderly, and if their Worships would
examine the depositions male by Bishop they would
see that meeting the prisoner drunk he prevailed upon
him to go home quietly, but a short time afterwards
he met him again in the street repeating the noise.
ithlesp, therefore, from his own experience' knew
that the prisoner was not a man who should be let
alone, but one who should be seen to his own house.
With his experience of Lock, Bishop very properly
indeed assisted him to his own place, and as it came
out by one of the witnesses statements; he not only
guided him into the yard bait called out " Lock,
take in your son." Biehop .lid not 'deli to leave
him, and he was but in the discharge of his duty,
and jean.' from the peat cases that hal occurred that,
in onler that the peace should be preserved, the pH.,
ironer should be taken to his own house. He submitted
to them that at that time Bishop was discharging his
duty faithfully and in a proper way. No sooner were
they in the yard than a limn, whether from curiosity
or some other motive, went round to a back gate; and
this witness would tell them that Bishop was flourish-
ing rather than using his staff. No blow had been
found on prisoner; and they all knew well em 'ugh that
if the policeman had struck him with the staff there
must have been blows such ex could he men. This
juct showed the way in which Births'', faithfully dis-
charged his duty. Lock was squaring away with his
fists, but ell the while the policeman was endeavouring
to get him to his own door. He wished to impress
1111011 them the way in which the policeman was faith-
fully and honestly doing hi.. duty. No sooner had he
drawn the attention of the father to the son being
there than he turned round and left him alone. There
was no pretence for any blow being given, but the pri-
soner, instead of manifesting thankfulness and grati.
tude to the policeman, wilfully and deliberately
stooped down, took up a large flint and threw it at the
retreating man, felling him senseless. A more
deliberate act of murder he slid not know. The act
was deliberately done in every way., and there was no
reason for Lock's knocking down hei friend in the way
he did. But not only did he knock him down by
flinging one atone. but Ricketts would tell them that
when he tried to edge in between them Lock pushed
him aside, and in a most deliberate way threw a
second stone at the poor fellow's head whilst he was
on the ground. Ricketts lif tel up the poor fellow
from the ground and asked Lock toleave him alone, but
Lock knocked the man clean out of Rickett's anus
and down to the ground, If, in the excitement of the
moment. Bishop had used his staff and hit the man
two or three blows, and, whilst the struggle Was going
on, Lock had then flung the atone at him, although
even then there would be no justification, there would
have been some little excuse for him ' • but to fling the
stone after having been taken to his own home, and
when the policeman was retiring, showed the greatest
deliberation, and he was sure their Worships would
feel that the cane was one in which they would have
to commit the prisoner for trial. As to justification
for the act committed there could be none, and as to
the ultimate result of the prisoner'e commitment that
he would not go into. He wished, however, to say
that the case was being very much talked about, and
he hal heard it questioned ash) whether the policeman
was rizht or wrong to go into the garden. He publicly
and before all present declared that he was perfectly
justified, and that he was in the path .4 duty. In
giving them the details of the weighty case he should
pot before them he felt he had only (lone his duty, for
it would show them various points as they would aria;
upon the cage. He should call before them some of
the witnesses, and after that, as the case was one
which he should not feel justified in closing that day,
he ghoul.' ask for a remand.
Frederick Ricketts and Annie Bytes repeated their
former evidence.
Mr. Charles James Lacey, Clerk to the Justices of
the Wareharr Division, said he was present at the
Wareham Petty Sessions on the 3rd of August, 1875,
when Henry Lock, Mark Cobb, and William Gould
were summoned by the deceased man for being drunk
and riotous. Lock and the other two men were con-
victed mem the evidence that Bishop oave. Bishop
stated that he prevailed upon the men t. go horn*
quietly, but a short time afterwards he found Lock
and Cobb in another part of the street. He produced
the mezistratis' minute book, and it contained a
minute of Lock having been again summoned by
Bishop on the 27th of February bin for being drunk
and riotrus, and upon Bishops evidence Lock was
again convicted.
Mr. Thomas Scutt, fanner, of Bare Regis, said Lock
was formerly in his employ. He discharged him on
the 13th of July last, and on thst day he saw Lock,
Bishop, and some other men in • lane near his home.
The men were riotous and partially drunk, and
Bishop, who had been sent for, had ordered them on.
He saw Lock hold up his clenched fist at Bishop, and
beard him say he would "do" for him some
Cross-examined by prigoner. He was near enough to
hear what was said. Prisoner said he owned to holding
up his fist, but he did not say he would "do" for
Bishop, and he had no such thought
Dr. Lys and Dr. Daniel repeated their previous
evidence, after which Mr. Howard asked for an eight
days' remand to produce further evidence, and a plan
of the locus ia quo.
The Bench adjourned the further hearing of the case
till Tuesday next, and prisoner was conveyed to Dor-
chester Gaol by the 5.35 train.

RAPID LACNCIIINO OF LIFE BOATS —A correspondent
sends us some particulars of recent performances in
saving men who had fallen overboard from two ships of
the Dundee Clipper Line. The Airlie had • man over-
board when the ship was going eight knots; two boats
were launched, and were pulling towards him in less than
three minutes. The Southesk's (emigrant) steward fell
overboard at night when the ship was going between seven
and eight knots, and was nicked up and on board again in
20 minute& This vessel arrived at Brisbane in 74 days and
20 hours from the Downs, having at one time run no less
than 2037 miles in seven consecutive days, her best day's
run being 342 milen—Standard.

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