The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-21 00:00:00

HOUSE 01, COMMONS.

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In the Irma.. iif R. Churchill hail
U.. further if thin t..
alleged advance te Zulfikar. There wee an
lArifr
they were neatly insiiiiii.irtant. The ltuthret 11111,
after a lengthy debate. WA" read:. t 1111 l on Alm.
WWI the Medical Relief 11111.

Fa'Oar.
It, tit,. !Image of C', 'ii,' th.• I.7l,:inerll.w .4 tho
Exchequer hart no fmilicr 111• M, .4 the ix.ition on the
Afghan fnatt Mr. (hi the motion f.wg.iing int..:4%13.p1y,
Mr. l'arnell marl.. It. impeachment of Fair' Spencer
3%. Viceroy of !Maw,. and more., Nat a frei.l% inquiry
inatituted by the tb.veninietst nit., certain
murder awe*, with the view ..ecuring juAtice h.r
the perouv. iniplicatill in them. A protracted :md
144111111 Y di.hate followed, in which the chief opeaken.
were the Chancellor .4 the Exchequer, Mir Williamn
Haremirt, 1...n1 It. Churchill, arid the Entpti„ „/
Harlington. The Clialseelli.r .4 the Exchequer line
Ini,wll that tien•-nal inve.ligati,ato whoultl be made hy
Lord Carnarson, and the atimudn%ent waa negatived
witlunit a di. iahai.

I4l:A11111 iiV Till: CitIMIC .11, THII TRIAL.
hi the night .4 the Z/th .4 June, Francis
Ss% ilie Kent, aged three years and ten months, the
.4 Mr. S. S. Kent, who was inspector .4 factories
tlui district, and who nuided at R.sol
Road, IIi•AT Trowbridge, was foully murdered. Mr.
Kent's family consiated of his wife and seven children
I "secants. Four of the children—three girls awl
.ss. lay -were by a first wife; the two younger 44
Ile in.Constatioe and William, had jost returned from
• These two, ahout three years previously,
Ihtouith Weno alleged unpleasantness at hi ))))) rats
awsy, Constance has ing cut I off her hair and disguised
herself as y Th .y wen. stopped at Bath, and ' NARROW ESCAPE OP THE I'EINCE OF
a .
t Atm ;Wein, Tlie ellilitei-111 Were two little WALES.
girls and the deceased, children of the second Mrs. I when hi. Royal if warn I„o.....iing(i.wrii tin
Kent. on Friday night, the 29th of June, DrA drive to the station at Preston n Friday. ..ow of the
I.lwern 10 and 11 ~'clock, the wh"le "f family horses of the carriage in which were the Mantuis
'tired to rest, the housernaid having, as. waa her duty, I,..nslonderry,Lorti l'iiltimore, and Sir th %Votuhwell,
sow all the doors and windiovs pnrivelF fastened. tu atartled probably by the cheering and waving .4 hand•
the nursery Ghia the nureemaid, the deceaaed in a kerchiefs., became unmanageable. The driver lost all
cot, and, in another part of the nwvor another control over it, and was thrown from his seat. The
vhild second ' The - .I.sw wax left "pen, horses then dashed down the drive, and but for the

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. in • „oond cot. .
omal, for the purposel admitting Mrs. Kent to I,,isee d displayed hy Inspector Bruce of the
Le, the aud to "IV if they were .rife before Manclirister Pike force, who was on duty near tin
Os. went to lied. Mr. and Mrs. Kent slept on the iiis• at the time, very INTIOU. rveultrn wefflid ,Llig ".•
• TI". Wear e•eni to hes,' Roue U. In in haw followed. Ile rushed forward and seized the
l*.ihwl imalillaity. At lice o'clock the nett Illocuinli adrighted horse by the bridle aml hung on, at great
the nurse awoke, and int getting lip to d"'" looked peril to till he .111X0(led in stepping it. Mal
iau the cot whi.:ll hail heen occupied by the the horses not been tit...piss:l when they were they would
‘L"tunn4l' but "w ht' warn alw h"°
unt " it The most certainly hare into the carriage in which
iniprtssi..o of the child.. Ipuly rionained on the the Prince WIIA seated. The officer's right wrist wild
hot &ad pjauw, but ender blanket warn bruised considerably. Gnat credit is due to him for
rrw' and thd w" narrfilllY folded down- the pluck be dieplayed. Fortunately, beyond receiving
I. and Mrs. Kent were appealed to by a ....vise ahaking, the driver of the carriage wu not
the nerve to know if they had removed the child into injurtxl. The incident naturally created greet excite-
thrir. bad, but they had b.thing 01 it. ninon, e most amongst the crowd that had,amtembled to Owlet
/4"010 jib& • feather seetch malts 04 *9 the &pigtail el We PON%
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ilUaDat ?HlOllOll JIALouaY
Al the Ilanunerstnith Police-court on Friday morn•
ing, Henry Norman, a painter, livina in Itylntim-road.
Fulham, wan charged with the wilful munler of his
wife, by stabbing her with a dagger. The prisoner,
who seemed touch affected, VISA led into the court by
tlw &Assistant jaoler.—lnnpector liawlimt : At
five o'clock thin nit truing I wan on duty at Fulham-
road Police Station, when the prisoner came in, and
naid—" I have killed illy wife." I " Where do
you live ?" Ile said " lii, Hylston•roall. Fulham. I
killed her with a knife, which in in the v- in. She
li.'. on the bed. I tlid it became -he w.an being taken
Matfett,, with by the laullord, but I cannot think of
hi.. name. lat once sent Sergeant linittlit to the
bonne, and detained the prisoner. —Mr. Shed : Ito you
wt.!' to link any quentionn I—The primmer (noltbing) :
No.—lnnpector Cantle nab] : I received information
that a 'nuttier had been committed. At 20 mintage
pate five I went to 10, Ityloiton•road, where I nate the
body of Ellen Norman lying on the bed undresned, and
partially covered with a counterpane. I AaVr the
dttgger lying on the table, and it waa handi,tl to me by
the nergeant. There wan blood on her left breaati
Then ate marks of Wood And A fatty eiIIiAAAROe lln the
dagger—Mr. Shrill : Were there any signs ot •
..truggle I—The witnenn : No. Ti,. room watt an •
very dirty state. She WM lying Nat on her back.—
Mr. Shill then remanded the prisoner.