The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
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deset... The dilates Mem tbe dew of NW Skeet to the
met would -be visime ileitill Imam eod,leet 6 laehea.
kith feelitiaebeewita.• irkeeselle arellle.4 I made
some es mems peri with eigoademea lit to meads
from thweicasit where Itesdiram was be have
'been ememitted, an* disthromt, inert meet be said he
diese parted the amuse. I ales Nerd bilipeak whim
I erao is tim.aeljdnireg home.
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am sad* in.iii• bowsiner Mr, OMAN loft it. Then
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rE.ltaintiore,mmnlytlDr. Demme lam a eta
=, living at Madder& The bones I live I. he
a/Add Mr. Ores. end I made some 0111411-
nests With a view to easertaie if it moron to beer be
'afferent rooms. I weet into the Itilleltr4ll466l. slisiiing
'lie door for the purpose of amerialnlag 44, I did net
' maid loader than lam doing now sea 10., heard mo.
' Tweet Into lb* sent house to try,. eif ' *wow& was
nearly the mese. Sinop I have Ilved.thepe I And me-
ver.ation easily beard throngb my boar- -
Mr. Cumming examined by I .14is I was tho
next door neighbour to Mr. am • No.-
conformist.l con hest atlne the home
' mod distinctly whither. bald nut I did not
bear my eoreann in the mouth ot Augnek.losL
Croes-examined by Dr. ?Minion : I as. • manager
and buyer for • linen drapery kW in the Market-plass.
lam very fond of my garden. and in that. 'early in the
l and late in the evening. .
inenry Edward O'Neill, examined by Mr. Oath.,:
lain 11, end am In the Royal Navy. We generally
reed with our father till twelve, then Who, and he
the afternoon played cricket, or go oat for . walk
with my father. Motels, and Saturday evenings we
oliellhenally went out for a walk. Hrs. Dibble was
ii we tagiss. aad either • female eervent or • Via
Dever bawd anybody swam in the home, end
time beard it if there woe any.
Cram-examined: There -sea servant named daidia,
who left in September, 1861. She had been then two
or three months. I don't know where she 6.
Thomas Petty. examined by Mr. Collier cad De.
DIMON : I have been policeman .1 Blaadford 5 gem.
I know Charles Strickland, who lives at the Rookery.
!this• &sakes fellow. It's • very rare thing tu toe him
'sober. I know Hr. O'Neill. I mew him in Blanderd
about the 20th August, 1862, about • quarter-past It
at night, nom the railway arch. I saw Strickland ha-
m-hour steer that. He spoke to me. Mr. O'Neill weed
to Mr. Groves's door. He asked me if I bad seen a
gentleman. I told hint I had seen Mr. O'Neill. He
walked about In • " brown said," snaking mad bed lea.
gene and said he would make him (Mr. O'Neill) sweet
Wore tbe morning, sad said he was determined
to gat something out of hint. He kepi roped-
lag it. I never said to him if I were you I should
get some money out of 011611 I did not soy, "I
should have something for that." He wee with me
from half-mat 12 to a quarter to 5 or 6.
Cross-examined : I was on duty. It is not my habit to
let people walk about with me at night. I mould not get
rid of him. I did not ring for him that night. tie was
not drunk, neither was he sober. I stood by him at
the outside of the Crown for perhaps 10 minutes, easing
khs drink a quart of beer. He said he wee going to
draw £lO of Mr. O'Neill, and would have • sovereign
before the morning. He told me Mr. O'Neill had
attempted to take liberties with his daughter. He mid
Mr. O'Neill had been to his house, and wanted to me
his wife, but he did not see her. 'At a queries to eiz I
Left him at the corner of Mr. Groves's home. I nest
him again, and he told me he had had • long conver-
sation with Mr. O'Niell, and intended doming 130 of

Re-examined ... We generally do have a drop of beer
when we are out of • night ; in fact, I could not do
without it. I hays known Strickland &boat 16 para.
P.C. Hunt: lam a constable at Illandford. I saw
Strickland ringing Mr. Groves's belL He said be woiddl
have a sovereign before he went beau that morning,
and would have e5O over it. Ile was in very goiiill
bands, sod be would draw some tin of him. I have seen
Strickland in the lockup. 11 sow ILr. O'Neill as Hr.
Floehun's hones. He left by a pump leading to
Strickland's.
Cruss-ezarsined : Ho told is. afterwards there wee
something between Mr. O'Neill and his daughter. Mr.
O'Neill Lad consented to compromise the matter.
William Coward : I am a police-eanstathis at Bland-
ford, and would not believe him me his oath, no opinion
In which the other constabieseuineided.
lit. Davey, solicitor, it Eingweed, said Yr.
O'Neill sailed on him the lut week in kegs* at Wee
o'clock in the evening. He asked where Mr. Pineham
was, and I told him be was either at floatimmpon at
Weymouth.
Yr. Pritchard proved writing a latter, calling on the
promoter to counsel, and 'ernes • seek* to produce
some noted taken by Lord Osborne at the girl's stood-
nation. Dr. name. el4ereed, and the Court rasa
that Lord febernefe evideete mast be had.
Kr. Collier them spin repotted the aromatic' he had
previously given .pbetthe probabihty el the girl's reit.,
andother circam.tastial evidence which techWagainett
It. Yr. O'Neill was • man of weak moral scamp, eel
Instead of useithig thie charge boldly had isidiscree4/7
endeavoured to avoid the saandal always eonesqueet
on such caeca. The proposition for the eempromise
same from his oppooenta and he then thought be was
this trying to secure quiet Noma and peke; rid .(.fl
further molestation and sanopaos, &ad km doing is is.
Dow brought forward against him. The Phloem la
this cue could not be weed upon; it was entirely
incredible, and shown to be false by theimecerreelt
testimony of wigwams. Hr. O'Neill laboured ender the
disadvantage of sot being able pereceally to rebut the
soisteation, whilst the time elapsed prior to the bringing
of the charge reduced his witnesses' memory.
In reply
_Dr. Philliniore urged that the conduct at
Mr. O'Neal was not that of an innocent man. If he
was innocent, why should be have called at such an un-
timely hour of the night upon her friends. The
tratea did not dismiss the charge, but simply
they could not pant a warrant, on the pound of the
lapse of time. With regard to the oompromise of the
nation for assault, which it was stated was done to pre-
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vont any process in the Ecclesiastical Court; but the
, fact we., the citation was served upon him before the
eompromise was effected: and Mr. O'Neill we. fulls'
aware the Bishop of Ely was (Item:Mud to proceed
spinet him in the COW% of Anima He *mkt not have
believed it. He gave £lOO to the Prl for having con-
cocted the perjured tale es it was now sought to be
made out. - When the action for 'moult was leo=
Mr O'Neill could have stood in the box and
bitaself from the i1111,12%11600. After reviewing the
evidence at vary greatimegth (fir surly two hours) the
learned • orreatec(=tial; the linsany of elm
witbees,with the °immobilise laid before
the Court. would be Mid= to prove the charge Lid.
His lordship took time to coniadm his decision.

DIVILAD,OI. RIMY Or JUSA:01:117. --Oil Tuesday Dr.
lankester, coroner for Deena Middlesex, opened sa
inquiry rein/aim to the death ef lifienbeth Between Eaten.
aged El, the wife of J. M. Intee, • cricket-hat makec.
residing in lodgings MM.MlbOi. Edward Bastard, a
lodger in the first doer Of UM MIN house, laid that on
1 the evening of the Mita May, when altos end his wife
bag Issa t.d&g in the house but tun weika,
erhish tine won odatahlialiy uestrelligg, erits
agisediew was esteeetod to somas front BONN room, se
g b. wee viefently ill-using the di=ll6.whish lambed
kw 6.. um", when lie heard tie implore tier
ineetwed net to kill her, but to 1191NNIEW . Witam
end Wore thee beard the brined leg IN! dem It
sprayed that elide he wee in th
.aetra *meg this, towittiest any pence tram Some all TOM to le.
Surfer% the detwesed rum te whitiOw, peg.d up lb.
sash, and leapt out of the Weide street. no
unfortanate woman fell epee the iron railings in host
of the how with sea violates that eh* WIMINILIC
on the mikes, the of width peneteeend tier sag
came oet al the klieg. 510 was removed to Ell a
HosalteL nbe wee then eeneihte. and elated %as who,.
the am! boreal free the window eke ergs so mew&
that sits did sot know wind the WM dol.g. on the kg
lost. she died truce the interim she bat essteined. The
inquiry wet adjourned.
Tan H&1 D— of lb. Tmour
keying enfant' to WI, lssliltlo.llaithe Boon/lion
of the National Debt that the setaal writes revenue
far the year ended the Slit day 6f Mara satoseted to
the cues of 2231,552 Ida 114., the °pupation's for
the Redaction of thirEstional Debt eve soinSee that or-
fourth Fart of the gurgle, amounting' We donations.
he., to £77,000, will be applied to she redeseloe of the
httionui MO daring the preptat quarter.
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annual report of Ibis posimal OPPI vol 7 iteadtehot,
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