The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-16 00:00:00

DR [EXULT TO JIM, LUIZ.

Jean Luie,—l have received your letter; but you
cannot expect me either to visit you myeelf. or to send
anyone eiae to do so. You have deceived me once.
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and you cannot expect me to put faith in you a @snood
time.
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I have sent your letter to Mr. Cross, the Home
Secretary, together with some observations of my own
upon it. That communication will probably appear
In • printed form next week, and I shall cause it to be
sent to the Governor of the Priam, so that he may
show you. if he chooses, the grounds on which I have
decided to have no personal communication with you.
, You appear to be angry with me, because I did not
stand up for you through thick and thin, u Mr.
Whalley did. Why should Idoso if I believed you
to be fides? Mr. Lewis, your own attorney, informed
me before you were tried that you had confessed to
him that much of what you had sworn was untrue.
Notwithstanding the Chief Justice's solemn opinion,
that falsehood is sometimes excusable, or justifiable,
he cannot get me to think with him • and I oonsider
that you did Tichhorne's cause great injury ; and that
you de.erved to be punished forth. fraud to which
you had lent yourself. You are besides, in my judg-
ment, morally answerable for the death of another
Chief Justice. I mean Sir William Bovill, who after
he had read your evidence was convinced that it was
true; was struck with remorse for what he bad done
at the first trial, and kept perpetually saying, "It
weighs on me. It weighs on me." And this he did
almost till he died. .

You -6-a;;; ibendore two very serious things to
answer for; and though you may perhaps think that
there is no hereafter, and that when you die, you
perish, be ensured that this ii. mistake, and that there
can be nothiormors true than dila, as do.lared by the
highest authority: "for wary idle w "el Ant wee sheet
*oak thes shall Oat aa account thereof is the Day
Jwiwwsent• or by thy words Mow &hail be
and by thy words thou shall be owadmatesd." Harr. zil.
36. And this condemnation means the burning wrath
of God.

I 1:1 IT glad that in your letter to me, you have used
the words "innocent Tichborne." Many persons have
thought that from the 6rst you and be were leagued
together to deceive the Court: but I always believed
that this wee not so ; and although your words do not
add to my belief in the least, nevertheless they may
do so to persons outside, who have oonosived • power-
fitiitandial against the unhappy man, because of the
which you gave on his
Captain Brown, who bee been recently liberated
from jail, and whom I believe to be thoroughly truth-
ful in all the evidence be gave for Tichborne, Informs
me that he remonstrated with you once in the cells,
for the testimony which you volunteered to give
and asked you why you had done it? He said Una
you answered, "Because I was d—d well paid for
It. If this be so, I should be glad to learn who it woe
that paid you? Tichborne told me that he had never
given you anything. and I fully believe him. In fact,
about the time when you turned up, hie fonds were
exhausted; he had nothing to give, and I hardly know
how he managed to exist
I caocot surmise what your object in in writing to
me, whether it is on Tichborne's account or oo my ,
own. You intimate that if you were out of prison you '
would reveal nothing. This, I think, is some evidence
that it is not a desire to make reparation for • wrong
which made you write. If you are eorry for what you
have done you should try to atone for it, as well while
you are in prison as if you were free, and you ought
not to delay another hour In doing so.
Tiohborne's family ace, and for some time have been,
almost without bread. Those four innoriant children,
I than whom nose better, or more beautiful, or more
perfect ladies and gentlemen in mind and heart, exist,
have to some extent, through your means, been
deprived of their just inheritance. Their mother is •
widow, their father is • convict. I myself. because of
that conviction. am • mined man. Yoe are not
wholly answerable for all these crimes; others share in
the terrible guilt But you assisted to bring them
about, and you must never expect mercy from an
offended God until you have done something that may,
In some measure, wipe away these dreadful stains
upon your soul.
You know how solemnly you moored me, after your
character was fret impugned by the counsel for the
Crown. that you were free from all reproach. You
remember how the tears rolled down from your eyes
when you begged me to etand up for you and defend
your honour. You recollect the agitation which you
showed when you spoke of your dead father, your
brother, your children, and besought me to vindicate
you and them from the unjust reproaches cast upon
you. I beard and believed, a.cl challenged
enquiry-
and it was not until then that Mr. Hawkins threw off
the mask which he had worn all through—for I have
no doubt he knew all about you from the moment that
Mackenzie or some other detective introduced you into
the cage—and proceeded to prove your antecedents.
With all this wonderful skill which you panes, what
might you not have been had honesty been your
guiding star in life! But it is not too late to turn
over • new Lat. Repent sincerely while you are in
=and when you are out, begin life afresh with •
to do right Make known to the world truly
the persons who lad you into this terrible transaction,
and aid in getting justice for the unhappy victim of
these deep-Lid plots. You say you have repeatedly
written certain things. If thins reveal any of the arts
by which Tichborne was destroyed, and was ruined,
they do not seem to be known to the Home Secretary.
I can hardly think he would burden his conscience
with the fearful sin of upholding a caw which was
narked by so much gnat, 11 you had brought anything
of value to his ratios, that would expose the hideous-
nese of the chief agents in it. At all events if you
really mean right you have plenty of means of doing
so, even in prison. Disclose all to Mr. Croat without
delay. He cannot be particularly proud of a prose-
cution in which the Pittaadreigh forgeries, and
Hopwood, and Mac Alister, and Mina Jury played
such prominent parts. If he is, I can only say that
he stands alone in the world in that feeling.
You are not aware. I presume. that Hopwood, who
re.....tea by Mc. Hawkins to the Jury as being,
and who himself swore that he was freeholder of
several hundred acres of land, was a sere pauper who
had not a rood on earth ; and is now a oarsman
cusia at 16a. • weak in lds native tows of
allot bowleg beensuseamostl le 11 meatiji=

meat for bigamy; but of which gig months were
reml ted, in 000•1q114113di of the good service be
rendered in the 'I iehbortie cure, backel as it was by
Mr. Hopwood, 11.1.., for Stockport, who, I hear, is
one of his nephews. But they did not prosecute him
for his false sweating; nor give him penal servitude as
they gave you. I mention this in order that you may
know how justice is administered now.
You probably do not know, either, that Mina Jury
was a common brothel-keeper in Hobart Town; that
shs was transported for robbery in Dublin in 1847.
under the name of Mercivina Caulfield, and that since
your trouble the oommated several felonies, and is
now again in penal servitude. But abe wage not sent
there until she made herself so troubleeeme by her
demands for money, and her threats to make
disclosures, that it was deemed the edam course to tie
her tongue by locking her up; and locked up she is
said to be accordingly.
You say that you have written evidence of what
you know. In this, I think, you must be wrong. The
knaves who used you against Tichborne were far too
cunning to put themselves in your power. But you
might prove facts which even they could not disprove.
What these are is best known to yourself. What has
most puzzled me about you is, that you knew more
about the real "Osprey than any other man ; and
where, or how, you acquired that knowledge—U you
were in jail in England at the time—l am totally at •
lees to discover. Only yourself can telL
Seriously do I hope that in this present movement—
whatever it may mean you desire to act with
uprightness- If you like to write to me again, and
are permitted to do so, you may. But until lan
persuaded by facts that your object In good, I will
neither we you myself nor be a party to anyone elm
visiting you. If you accept thia letter in • or
revengeful spirit, I shall be sorry. I pray God that
you may not do so; and that if you are disposed to
make known the truth in the canes of Justice, you
may no longer defer that blessed work.

E.-V. KINIALT.

The Prime Minister will return to London on Monday.
A party of United States volunteers have been mime-
ceded by the Indians and nearly all killed or wounded.
Some ides of the magnitude of the plume of locusts In
Madras may he conceived from the fact that they are
snalciently numerous to stop the trains noon the railways.
It is reported that his Excellency Sir Garnet Widest",
starts an Saturday next, vie Brindisi, for the Levant Be
will take on from Malta to Cyprus a brigade of Built&
troop.., well as the Indian contingent
The death of Prebendary Sinclair is announced, aged
74 In his young days be saw active service as • cavalry
*Meer.
Mr. Samuel Turret ennuan, of Windsor, has been fined
ENS at the Bucks amities. for unlawfully receiving •
lunatic in • house not duly licensed.
On Wednesday, a leopard escaped from a meruurerie at
Glasgow, but the only ham it did was to kill • carrier's
Ir. 'Thomas Mort. about energies hail for many years
hen occupied in investing .1.. for sending frozen meat
to Zulu,'' hu Just died at Sydney, at the age of el He
spent 441000000 s the venue whams, he initiated
An American named Townsend was committed for trial
at X .ntlyeeter on a charge of atternoting to cannier a cab-
driver by Bring tan shot. st him from • " euenahooter."
The German &visite Hat 14. who attempted to shoot
the Emperor William an the 11th of May in the Votes
den Linden, was on Wednesday brought up for trial. He
was found guilty, and sentenced to death
The funeral of theggeln of Spain was held as the Ink
mid all the foreign Courts ens rettrarentnd thereat
Requiem moues have been celebrated in the churches of
Madrid and the large town.
Sir Garnet Wohieley will leave in a few tiara to arum*
the governorship of Cyprus. The Pod has reason to
believe that he will take with him the Indian contingent
itor.at Mate.

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labourar's wife at Manton. Wilta, who • abort time
•inon nrws•ntad be husband with twin boys, he. Jung
riven birth to • conpla of girls. The sans• woman had
a r.ad• 141. of 15 rhildren.

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Wednesday the Albert Zlward Lifehoet, proaastool
by th. F,ern,unn. or Wieland am a thank-offerine for tba
Rafe return of the Primes of Wales from Trott arm
liinnehed at Cisetoo on Sea with oonsiderahl• ner ninny.
Lori likelmendsie taking a loading part In the proceed-
WiLenern, of Bootle, dims not love his inntlainaio.
lei. and on &Mader nlebt he set Are to the rortains of
her N.A. When heiore the moristr 'co he said he had
.lone it "for suite." A fine of £5 or two months'
imprisonment will perhaps indoon him in future to show
his.dlelike inn loos nhioetinothle way. _

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-AN EVENTNO BIIVIRAOIL —Epn's Caainine ((Flint.
essence of ('acio) is equally liqoid and refreshing as
tea, affording moreover a sterling enpoort to the
mama. Unsweetened. Each packet (C.) is labelled
"inmva Errs and Co., Homceopathic Chemists,
London."

An express train frnm Valencia has been intercepted
and pillaged by 16 armed bandit on the southern Trench
frontier. between Mottoes'! and Pepin!. The driver
pulled up the train in obedience to the signals of the
bandit. and an Ensbah peasenger wIS robbed of bbi watch
and 3.000 teals. No nsistance was offered, the gang
threateninit in shoot those who attempted any. or who
concealed their valuables.

THROAT I MITA TION. —Soreness mid dryness. tickling
and irritation. inducing cough and affecting the voice.
For these eymptoms use E DWI Glycerine Jujubes.
Only in boxes 6d. and le , labelled "Je. Errs and
Co.. Hotnceopathic Chemists, 48, Threadneedle-street,
and 170. Piccadilly, London."—Eppe's Hommopathie
Medicines are sold by DUIDIX, WATTS. and How,
Dorchester.

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On Monday week two boys named Moulmein and Taskgr
quarrelled while they were in the grounds of the Collegiate
Sehonl, Moncbester. They than went to another pert of
the grounds and fought in the presence of a number of
their eche...Yellows. As the result of the fight young
himtisou's face was very mach disfigured and his eye"
were nearly rinsed. Two days latter be complained of
being seriously unwell. and on Monday last he died (rota
ocniteeti?o!tf the brain. .

The Shakers are In a bed way. The latest news with
referent.* to them points to one of two alternatives—a
yollapet of the movement or an °gains of the tribe. Mrs.
Girlies, we are told, has bad • divine revelation to sell up
the goods and chattels of the tribe, and, with the resulting
worsted% to imam arrangements for • general departure
to B•hylon The trifle is still in • state of great poverty,
but as • body Cr. very persistent in tbeir determinatio•
not to relinquish their present mode of living, and they
see said to express great confilenoe and faith in Mrs.
Girltug. .

8101.01111 COMO& —A womao named Whiteside, wife of
a gardener at Longridre, nee Preston, is now in custody
on suspicion of poisoning her husband and three children,
in order to obtain burial money from Prudential Aiierancie
Company. The busbend died after 10 a.m. on Woineeday
last, end was buried on Ssturday It became known that
recently the women puchaaed some rat poison, and it was
further remembered that she bought similar poison Just
Previous to the deaths of her children a thort time aro.
The body of Whiteside was exhumed on Monday by
direction of the coroner, who opened an inquest The
stomach of deceased has Len sent for analysis.
Late on Thureday night a determined outrage we
perpetrated on the uo.line of the Glasgow and South-
Western Railway, near Paisley. Five metal chairs were
firmly fastened upon one of the rails, and • 7-foot rail was
laid across the line, with a .le-per firmly wedged in an
nprirht position. The 11 o'clock train had a good deal or
the flooring of the carriages torn eway. Shortly after-
wards the sleeper was replaced, so that the roods train
on Friday morning was nearly thrown off the rail. Two
men were observed near the spot. The company have
offered £llO reward for the apprehension of the offendern
On the Western Circuit on Tuesday, before Mr. Jultios
Grove. John Warrington was charred with the murder of
Some Werringen, his wife at Portsmouth, on June I.
Mr Yellen and Mr. Ticket, bait ucted by the Treasury,
amide •ted the prosecution Mr. C. Mathews and Mr.
ICCelinont defended. The prisoner was a pensioner of
the Royal Marine Artillery, end it waa admitted that he
waa • quiet, good.tempered fellow, whilst the deceased
was a confirmed drunkard. • waiter of her husband's
matey, and of • vile temper, given, as one of the wit-
seems expressed it, to "pulling people's whiskers out and
throwing spittoons at them. In the afternoon of Jose
the woman, in a drunken condition, had a goersl with
him la a beerbotue about another woman. They went
home together, but in a few minutes the risme ran out
of the nonse to a neighbour named Harrison. and said his
wife had cut bee throat. The woman waa found dead ei •
chalr,he.r,trocr.: bleeding
from cut from
tb to. thmtith a
ear, and prisoner
triad w o er
napkin.
The nudes' evidence was that the facts and surroundings
of the nee were more favourable to an act of homicide
than of suicide, and they heed their opinions an the dirge
Wm, position, ertent, and depth oleo wound. Theyjury
found Warrington not guilty.
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Reargue Siam It will relieve the poor sufferer
Immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
tete, it produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the
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end at Mt Orford-street London.

A Swan worm 'gowns° IN DIALIVO MTN
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administered, as the Wad of ailment may require. The
seriou. loss to the Farmer, during bad iambi's. may
be prevented by dosing with the "Rid Demel," all
highly fed Ewes one week before they lamb. And In
came of Debility, Diarribrea, o Exhaustion in young
stook, Sheep. Lambs, and Calves, a dose or two of the
" GAINGOS Fluid" is of all remedies, the most safe and
the most effectlve.-22, Donret.etreet, Raker-street,

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the most despondent will soon feel confident
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