The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-09-21 00:00:00

TOLP CI) DLE.

FATAL ACCIDENT TO A 80.--An inquest was held
on Monday afternoon, ty Ole. Symonds, Emu, coroner,
touching the death of o little boy, about five years of
ago, named Henry Robins, the son of • labourer in this
wish. It seems that on Saturday afternoon, George
Davis, I. carter in the service of Mr. Homer, was
engaged carting borne dung lone one of the fields to the
homestead. Robins and his brother (a boy rather older)
were with him, and the latter was put on the putt to
tread down the Huff am it Ta, loaded, When the cart
was filled, the boy remain-d on the load, and his
younger brother Henry Ttal put up to ride with him.
As they entered the village, Henry fell off. Hearing •
groan, the carter jumped the front where he had
been riding, went to the toy. and took him up. The
led murrnered "Oh. deer." but the carter did not
notice any marks as if a wheel bed passed over him, and
be let him walk up to the putt again, and than actually
roplaoed him on the load. The boys rode together to
the stable, when Dart, tot them down, end they
atarted for home, the cater tilting no more trouble than
if nothing had happened. Directly after • man named
Joiner saw the poor chill tottering along with his
brother, his ley dragging along the grentid as if they
win) broken. Joiner took the suffering boy into his
arms, and be complained of his belly hurting him. He
saw the child was dying thd hurried with hill to hi.
mother. Quickly he becatoo insensible, and before he
could he placed in • bed at home he was dead. Mr.
Blade, surgeon,waa fetched, but the child was far beyond
recovery. Thera was a mai k where • wheel had paused
over him all along his Loeb, over the right shoulder.
and open the right ear. The jury returned • verdict of
" Accidentally killed." This sad wee should be •
a warning to Garters everywhere.

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WEST L' LWORTH.
I/moving OP • DIAD BODY. On Saturday, the
11th tut., a body was observed by the passengers on
board the Weymouth steamer near Hurdle Door, and '
on their arrival at Lulsorth information was given to
the coastguard, who prom riled to the spot and found
washing about near Set's Ile•td cliff, the body of a
sailor belonging to the Royal Navy. After some trouble
It -so got on the heath Shove high water mark, and a
watch put thereon. information was given U. the
polies, and on Sunday morning P.& rlogance with Mr.
Wasey, the chief officer of the coastguard at Lulworth,
and the pollee and coastguards of Lulworth, proceeded
to tho spot, and with ropes and sticks, got the body to
the top of cliff. and conveyed it to the boat-house at
LW...Forth. The coroner wee itsformed, but he did not
think an inquest necessary. The body has been
recognised as that of a seaman belonging to H.M.
revenue utter Chaim, lie was a young man
named °filth''', aged abut 24. He was missed from
watch on board the Chance at Yortiand, on the night
of the 9th of September, at half pad eleven. On his
arm was a good conduct hedge. His father, who belongs
to the serve* at Ey mouth, was at once ant to. It wig
a melancholy sight on Sunday morning to gee a body of
thastguards and police scrambling up the rugged eliff,
with the lifeless menu of one who, • short time before,
wea doubtless looking forward to many years of terries%
and was enjoying himself with one of the men who were
now engaged in removing hit body. On Tuesday the
body was interred in Lulworth churchyard. too greet
praise cannot be given to Mg. Wises for the ready
smitten** gives and the trouble he ham taken,