The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-12-04 00:00:00

THE noRSET COUNTY EXPRESS AN) A(111C1'7,71-R k!, GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1860.

. CETRA NL CRIMINAL COCRT, Nov. 2S.
.• a i. e .r, ....or, ~.. 1.-.4 .11..sisi tls the policeotatien. Mr. ; --.
• ~... : eve - epo ee.n... it littoioe:e :aid that it appeared from i tam cocUT.
RAM •.. -• .- , - . • 5.•..• .s- ! •„eist •.i tee elelereu that they beletiged to .
(Refoee .11r. Pares,
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BWELL.)
THE
the i : oroe .., at ii lotneerftwd ; that HACKNEY RDER.
, e .•, . ..e •.o.i . la a nee years ago, and their mother'
. , • , L....e..'. .' ~, ''., •ho
..t . e... oeee, %elan the furniture was taktm to . her to take Mr
Lb,. fun ,r.,1 ; and they had been . l . '••" ' e '' '4 '''""'"' Wa' r•35V.• 4 ss.lfi Id
.. ' •, le ' • • eat,. vii uam Ai:elutes . e ,
11. .. • • I .. . eee Isi i'oiste by bottle 'Wu:stall, who t• ' " .1' r eie '.:-,'.1"" • '
... ..., ~ . . ... ee ,e • ~.. :le ~te ,L they 0,111.1 obtain otuatems if they ,
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••••f Co i.: ihtment the name of the
( Opt. tee Ileh. a 1..M1:, I.s• ..•.a, Wale.: icst ll.Ssc • ' .'.. ; • •••• s•_.• •.• •. .. .'s '. eee la . . ceeee Le il: tt city. The ehiest girl, an intelligent el ', "te'er - ',..• .
•.• ...., ...l.eroiee Elaine react& 23, a rather geod-
e eeel ...I the 24.1 isio n.,le lv ale la the I -.sham ! 1..'. ' ...• '' " ' 3"e . " e'3ll'• ',.'"." . s: t ted to e• %. te.ani Auguetits Bryant.
le testi: t:. 1....‘ ::...t.al Ili:glee e. lemee -ei.o il leo ' . '.'' e ''
:: .!.'. :...i, ..r, , well
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proetar Wa4 al .. cilarget W 1 I e ...
~ . . .. ~ • ~.. ....• ef ielete eleld, se..ot that herself mid meter ignite ill I ''. • •. . . I• 11 th •oine offence
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‘'., .. .I'l. i 1.L.. A woteau Dallied Mary Sanford, a.s weir as ..!..„ ,i .. ~..e„,.., .. iwtoiatem,
left the !•etreales, e.i, to teethe: him .i 4 ..... ~. 1 i'..ql, , ' ' ' ''
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.. •. . .1%,. :', ... :44 A', 1.1 y„, ~ .1..,• . ....r t.... .... I, „L., a ~.e,..11,11,ka ill 30 t.., emno to Brietol, toying Ii ai. Oa i•elaiA eenducterl the eroeecution
i :-.lce Sit tlie 1131;4;31.1.in iil a laieer
tee St. Ce wae in Jetiaary, 11men. tavieg vise....i '. ~ e' '' •' 'el' r• e'''L Ii ii. '''''''''' '' I.Y 4;• e' •I I. eee• . ...to 'r. tea, el :le •.... n, el. • rie ee the thev. ry ...e, ..•••• eel v.• eirls wool be sure to eet. edit:items.
rite e•t telle tie tl. a-• all that is 1.. •e.: • •-:.is . - .e. r.:•t .: . . ~,.. Ite was se„••••,Isi: srd) 113 d all tlicir clothes, which she ' tte •• def. e led by mr. J. 11. lkst. and Mr. J. E. Fainter.
:tr, i 5...% in tho In igate, lie will have :.0 eppertue ity ... e ' •• of die
e: e se eel. preceediel to give a slort 11111Tatirs.
ass:sing die western cuntintelt, liss new a .1. lose ;, , 1' ' re ' • •• ' 1 I 11" '...e‘' ''''''".".'•""er erre : o• : . .
,• I: ~ :: _ e ..e• otoe te -. e •.....eolo toy ...... to eoid o.e weahl sun. I to them if they wilt to ber for
ircumstences under which the crime was alleged to
the Wiest Imo, s au.l :one li A liter:c.v. Oesue 1., ....il.• •• ' ' '," : ''''''' ' `'" I'''''' • ' 'l"d l'''' 1' ' '': . ...: ~.,1 i,..-,.....,.....1.0.., '.; 3.'0 Mne :r se.:r.e. ce . it. el:. W Aherne :NV hat elothel have you there? '.'
; e •• m. eeeelf .d tee i atidi of _Hackney ; the
a tee been co. I ' prisoner
ti late', and the following toeless.* was
, • .....• • ,•• . e• \ Hoe,. -, ei vvie.• . The eeieet of the girls said she hal five fr,wits. ' .
.aMr initielii 41101 44 the Euryalus wed he trensierro, ' , ' ' - afterward, ahlueol :
•ve :re.. 1 to tee. L., ea,: the • •
eel i) :• , , ee • I elee it: ;i. te•• aw ....; ef : r:o •o- s,verel o.,ies, wane etockingie and tau pairs of sheet Maria el o 1 al • I I'h -b dat Lea
4.4. Ilio'al High:mei tot ie at. t:e tree. e . ,ai .
.. Ora with my ite hand
W .., :. ev AS MtssioNS.--Tuu on IV sserij,,,,,, 00. Li !.,..• ei ....ape eei.....• et .... e.. I. ... eut. e ..,. ,;. e: ..: ~• ee.. :i... eo • -,... ..- •- . !le welt.. so• ; lee 1/11a...15t rates directed that a iedice officer shttuhl ' •
image. I know the prisoner. She came to live at our
toe the eitildren to the teittem Factory, and if it heusii abuitt two neeithe befewe aim was confined. She
fI. • 1....,tee Breech id the %14.'Siey,111 , !i,,..intry ' , • • • . ea. feen.l that Mr. Vickers C.itlla but employ them wee ...cheered of .iii ile child at our house en the 270
Soeseiy, were 1..• echea at the Wesley.tit I...and, . • ''' ."
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.' • :' •• .- ,•,,id then be takca b. the relieving of Jure, and see rem ene4 with us until the 27th of
several pars ..a. emery to Auetrahe, and i•re el ie. . .:.• . : , 1... ..e. 1 1-13 a psiai.3l isf this statenunt !.sl,:slit. The chill wet a I.: ay I:cattily child, and 1
isl tlo: AUSII i• 1,11 l'iiiiferene.-. 01 4.) Ii co. nine , e
the atinti .1 :. . :..,,a7 y Inc. e:••• v.... ile..e. la Ili.: i;;" . U."- '-' '. ' ''' . ' '' :' '. . . .
. • .!-.... .. ,;irt ~, . •2!.:, C. Iltut..n. :- • •-,... .. .. .1..., girls have no mother, and hheeraed that it lia.l.tht• Mark of a finger or thumb on
the navel. The pasoner went alit with the child on
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chapel. •eltee t••e el•-kir w.tt i..i., .1 1.. :dr. :;ll.rt,:ti ''',..'.. '', ' -..-. s'. ' ' ' ' :
' • t - .1.11,--1‘:. Ja: .. ' , .i.... 1..i.0:r kit .ii,.; In en in the habit of emelly
the 27th ef Aueme. In.! aaid she wps going to take it to
of Wt. -,•inots• .., ai.tt the no eon • e .... 3 idres4est Ise. .:. .!..:'''''''', '' ' ' '''' • ' ' ; :..._ •, .••• •• and ili-ussog them a sutumous is about to 113
, the Paddingt.iii s•Lition, where her sister-in-law was to
thu Lev. ee. le I ...ye; :it ~ tea.. .1 .O. Vint, 004 av".".' eu I.`":' ' . '' '. ' ' . '' • .' imam, the .•.; ... . , . ~ lust. inan. receive the child, and take it into the country and
tee I:ev. 11. J . :en. ...Ir. 1'..•• ~., le- e. s '-' .ti of
‘.,l•""` he ".""'''3• e. "'' ••• :•• '• "" "'•••• • • ••- '''' • . .e - :. e.. - .' • .• ' ' •''• e '.'-e." lie. \ . :a+. -, te
.. . ... ... he. Joe... ~ .. : ,e.,: , , ir, eileat 110u.r.-One day last week bring it up. The child was perf..ctly well When the
a high uoier a-. :. a reaci.tr .3.... 1,......•,... 01...,,1, 3111.1 ' "e.
. . ~ .• .1 ... I,t, N A haidel 1.,: •• .• a ; East . 3evei3i trolosuien of this tewis received letters pur- prie.ner took it away. The frock and petticoat and
the eimpel at te • semeiy asivi c s w.is er..311.. I. 011 ' t, ; ' ' i'•'' ' ‘l.l t'',' ' ~,,, ''•'' -' i .. : :hove ego 1 porting te be sigited (altbough with a sliget, ;on:- ..ther articles itow jeveluced ar• the same that were
Mouthy eessiiiii..; th.s wistiher were LA:info: -eliollr,,h, ,".1'... '-i''''• - ' ' ..
' •I''''• - " '''''•• .'"'" •"1 4'"'s tones: ill foe .1 ••"
c ir. • tan name), by the respet:ted vicar went by the child when Cse prisoner took it from my
~. . . • . , .•.. .- .4.11..41:411...-14, Robert JA.• • ' ..,..,-.1.,T,,mts 1
Ont: WOUI.I hilVe AlliopcSeil. to tieter the melt "3" n" '' '..r •••ssi, a ..i ~ i. 1...• al iliglins• -. you,. , 15.... . St....isk Esr Of e 4 ; Wee cei... . - 15,;.. i,si, lof ail ada emu ;po i• :I, requeating their attendence hoot.. 1 Was in bell I.efore the peiroher ictioned M .......
hut I heard tier kneck at the door between 11 an 4I 12
Iletermined from Venturing out, yet. the chapel etas 4614 li,, " ~,,,,,,,,,Li ~ . , ,
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......,„,,.. „.,,. at the vicarage °a s sirens rd Ste True to the
o'clock. She ci me., to tuy bedside end told me that elle
libed with an attentive) ituthence, anti weed, ue.s :"1
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. 4 ' ,• . • •• e- e lipperament, en ...trey Lear witnessol the arrival at
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~ e° ' '• '' di iet her sister, and that she had Weal tee teeth!
laiire, the pr ii. uf the anniveraary exceeded, by v'..r). e'3".t. at" e•31111.' ''3'3''' '.'. ' .:•,e'.‘ tee Tk:ll.:l4e of a tra ; alhan, whose mission was to
- V. lieu the lentiewe ... • -1; • ,e-• l'• eeeth Vette hoe • I e ee.....- -t. -a. le . 41o1V11 int° the COuntry with her. She oriel very much
Oil. the liberal tedlectious ft( last year. L,, ~ ~ Nis ii.,,V .\!!, l ,01 I IIS• 1,„, I.i ~1 iX :,, ~. --.1 .-.. W .1: MA, 7... ~.1,1.1. . i.. ,-.: . ; mse the cl-rgy wan aS t•i CO t 'llll ted al . •ii.. i i a teratetins at when she told me this On the following morning she
' • MMus guest lie le, i :•.: e. .1 .4•,..,' ..• , 1:44'.1,•-• ....44:, 1. .o.: ~ • . '.• , .... •' I. tite ee:areee, In t the owner therefore he found . • • ' I ' •
lenteeeeth ' Beee 'OVATE!: NI m•liANlt's' BSTITE• t showed me a small basket, and said that is le was gang
I eilaireine t. - " ' .
Tuts. --Mr. 11. B. higrein, front Loud ii delivered .
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~. :smelt to inte a...Ji11, was aimed in Ireland. He to eeea eolne thiligsk down to her sietor-in•Mw for the
all interesting lecture beforo the unnamed ttf this Yal 3.3 ii ;" t "•- ' ' '''' ' i , - ' e,'•.• .i' , ,::, . L. , ' - . - •
.. .lei...i tea, ruefully maLing up his nlitisi to it lie hail chihe and She Went at between 6 and 7 o'eltok 30th
Inetitution on TUestlay evening laet, on •• The rise c31113i", aly'r 3 '''e : t. 3 '• - ,Il' •" • ',I 1' 4. ' -4°l • 1-'' a• ' '..: .!• 3. ."... :'..""e " •. :. =,.:, hi:Lti limix.l, Pre.-ently a heal of coals was driven evening, rind eeet that she was goin. to service. I
and 101 l of the lbouee of Stuart." Thu lecturer '1)"11;34,"Ye. '',''' e'' • " '', l''', '' • 3- .e. eerta. up, whoe the servant hesitated at receiving anti never SAW her again until she was taken into custody.
Itreeton 0: tl, . 1.1 ~ s' tn.: ,/.....11 ..... . _ - ' 1,14 IIIIII.:144 that ii; c.one in itureuance of .as llut ar , Before she left she gave me a frock for my baby, :old
illustrate his subject null Punier. am heiturical I'. i-. ' • 411 -hi nr.•,,,,' 'n 1101,Lrs -11e,s•-• :aid that it oes nut good enough to send down to her
anecdotes, and at the chow of the pitocedinas a vote • letter to the other, it was quickly sent back. 'These
fully ami Jae). i„.,„,„„ ,I. •ehe , ‘..,etee.„, ,eia tie,: Ilde ore:here, have ret. eve,' the ealowine I. ister. she also saisl that her sister had brougla up a
of thank. was aec.a.led him. a were followeil by a cask .4 beer, a bale of blankets ,
bet next Mad len-, - t denel • eidi..• be • t • ' nine:oaten lone the lienti ef Inlaiel Revenue in
e , eo diatributiou amongst, the poor, a hairdresser to .a' tin stuff frock for the baby. . Ikfitre the child was
Le n ti•-• The Lifibmtfo•The National Li eeboat Insti- ' .' ' L'' . '' - '..
.." ''' " • I h t . ree.y to a ettt.r respecting t..is ntottes rettaireu we ~ taken from my house it lied been vaccinated on the left
treble viz.- tile .111.:•.. N.4V44' it,III ~ ,111.11,1 L. Th..•l Li.; 1„,....,1 haring threes the hair of the lady inmates of the house
.. 'ewe . arin, all the meek bad red imite healed. (The witness
tution leo grenteel a ilouble reward (L 2 ..ack mau). to wits n...W rt.' Moe. I.- e.; or ~.f....1,..e. , otte•••.e. I - - ,e•yee; loreo." -•• 1:m0te1:1.44- Several ether., :eel anueß all an suctiinwer to thi ti %peke its to the kin :ling of the dead body ~f a child
East..ii, no Sunday week by the llev. W. B. Royce, take the field aeee. oea enemy, met i'. tee e enrelled leel meet: them your epplioltion of the 2.4iiii insto
arrange iLI to krill. for aellMig a portent of the pro it. the privy belonging h, the II 1110 on the 19th of Sep-
the crew, coneisting of ten eten, who so today an 1 ant dieeeted to ampiaint you that, 41uring the pre.
owed imy the neeLoaere eta:Meet te t: cir doll all a theist hoaxed in the same Planner. !ember.) After the body had been cleansed I looked
gallantly Manned Its lifebeat at Lyme during the , sent utalting seas,m, one nute:c for each freeh parcel Pert). -
Leo nunewr wimlti oon 'he thilltalea. Tile tuoVi.
re,' wAs ..... A _.,,,,„j samiaoat Considering that each of the victims had a walk of At it and saw the mark I have before mentioned on the
heavy gale. intl dark uight i.f the 14th inst., when mod nes nohl • ot i. t. • 1I• • .' tl • •.•
ef l'eeleY recei the prisoner's child.
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.. le, an, I eserving ie etc.., ce"_ to . " :7".." , • ' two miles there, le:Rules expensmi uf conveying the nevel, and I believe it to be
they were instrutuentel, under Gml, in reecuing the e h Ire mg of such baney may oe inter. Mr. T. G. linmk, a surgeon residing at Clapton,
"wary in which we lived. and should be stl P rt • t e•E'l
I'l e A ' nmils Ae it is ardently heped that the author ot 1
crew of three Will of the smack EliZabeth Allike, OI to th otto t ' ti II d I take ea th •
ir
rupted by the drying of malt. I ain, Gentlemen h ' •' -
' the letters will be ffiand out and punished for his proved that he *Bonded the prisoner in her confinement
Lyme, from an inevitable deeth. Thu whole anemia. uof the try Ile w•-e 'lad of the Iwo- 3our oeedient servant, TtIONAS DOBSON, EMU:. , lon the 27tfi of June. The child was a full grown
Kauai.
of the expentws of this important service wee .02 Ills. I healthy male child. lie vaccinated it on the left arm,
limeney Of the 211,1 le.rset. eihiltitcd at the rev tee Lary. CIIIPPENUA?I.--laque.4.-The hodv of the un-
A new lii transporting catrevee is mu •Ii
• e L last inentli. 1.4., ara Dorset had Man praised to GLASTONM:RY.-(In Tuesday evening last Dr. f, , • . ~ • near the shoulder, on the 11th of July. He was called in
oritum.e man Hard Hulbert, who waB loclueulallY • to see tint body that was found in the privy tm the 20th
neon e.I ftr this valuable lifeleut. Considering that Pope enterteined a select party of medical men, slid
their tw.dicietwv. Ind he coehl not 1,...,A wh Ca item dote mei in the tiler '.lOl on the night of the 17th ~f September, and he obwrved that the kft arm had
we have only elm lifeboat on the 14 Ii of our coast, ),,,. t:,,,lei .e, other friends, at his residence to witness the extra -
Ferrer an the 'hid I,..rset snientl not be ; Ult., the particulais of which we gave hut week, . been teiwn off above the place where Ii had vaccinatol
we trust that Dorset will sultscribe the necessary sea ,tain Kin.lerele • mid the 'int Dorset (I ieT • . *ARM,
~„ onlinary feets of Brofe.lsor 4.4. iota in the morel 14'3.. 1.3111 d about 10 teclock, on Sunday morning the , the chill of the prisouer. The body wee so decompowd
emount-about £9O-and that it will not call on the dieters.) The .12.r.:1t ..
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teeter tot ps during the review and intereeting science of Elmo.. leedt.gy. It may
22th ult., near Cie wash -house, opposite the cloth that it was imposeible to recognize it by the features.
Natiolial Lifeboat, Institutitm to pay fur it, from its hadbe observed that the. pride:7.l.o differs ruin the ortli• He del not itheerve any particular mark upon the body
a gieel epportunity id seeing wlm laceituld 110 fact r) An itiquest was held on elonday, by NV. •
very limited means, which am much required ta • • ' - 1• f
nary nee ilicanierle opera-ens, masinue as le reel He made no special examination of the
as in many oi the tuoveniente we were na front B. Whitmersh, lesq., coroner, at the new union, 1 " a"Y 14 • '
eupport. lifeboats in poor tithing localities on diffe• „ad se, • i 'i . .I• h' •.. 1 h 1 • I f
mto uete Ls ex piannents t iroug tle met nun o body.
s Mooned teem weat au never wia au enemy where the bod • had been ci T • 1 h
I y
~ . ea cps( ,even a verdict I
rent parts of the etaet. . chloroform &c., which develop:a the most extreme Mrs. Fogg, soother witness living in the same neigh-
-our Lacks. 0 'more.) Captain Kinderslev, in re. was retitle. a Acetdental Death, wiffi a recent-
InetNIFFORD.-1 lie emir won by Corporal James ainary remits, arid fully convinced all present of bourbood. gave Outlier evidence with regard to the
turning thanke, 5....1 tied he was proud Ui bet •. mendation limn the jury that a wiceet gate be placed identity td the body of the child.
Green at the late shouting Comm:them was Pel'helY aesociated in the lit•el with so ....d aetrpi as e 1•17.. the truthful character i 4 his illestratious. After
at the I. of the steps to prevent a similar occur- Nlery Padfield deposed that she resided in Somerset-
wilted b. I . by Lady D
---.oYle in the t."en lEe• 4.1t1 Dorset. Ile er.e.l u in tliugmen tl '•
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:: IL it:cerise) .
speloling a few hours in the itivestigatiou of this
ren • • De e •d
....... c aw. Waa 22 years of age. shire, and the prisoner was her sister-in-law. She did
elienge on Tuesday evening the Oeth ult. The cup of attentlin • to Otte dirties au I •al that the highly intereeting science, the party proceoled to
It is taated that to ensure his Gram) the Duke of not collie to Lending in the inonth of August, and never
was given as a: prize by Captain If Oyly, eldest tem of eroded o.ll7elini e 1 the . . . ill b 4 h • . . the supper room, where they partook of a truly hos-
, e . limn coa . . pay t eir tosll- ~_,,. , ~. . . . f Beaufort's ultimate recovery perfect quiet and entire received any child from her.
SirJ. 11. Datyly, Bart. The corps, Inailed by the 7,,,,,;,,j
mg officer was to atten•l their drills. Tee P ee'
i he and munificent entertainment o a most freedom from any excitement for many months to A certificate of the registration of the prisoner's child
band, cuuducted the conquering hero home. hi:attire of Nlr. Eimer and the I.•elies Scittt, of recherche description. Among the aseembled guests conic have been strictlyenjoined the noble
was tl en ed in It was ' tared in the name of
-- - estittain Ferrer, Lieutenant I.„,ey. the Noweoto.. were present the Mayor of Glastonbury (J. J. w e.
of Bad into b .h.
_. i 1 • Errs .
unu in II y la medical attenuants. Wtlliam Augustus, and the parents were described
FARMERS' CLUB CATTLE SHOW. , leicke. EN.), the Nlay.,r a w.us (Dr. Livetta
Luiesioned, tte., aide fullowed. eas.l woe heartil • NlELANCliotee REATH OF' JOHN BAILEY, ESQ., as Frederick Bryant and Emma Bryant, furinerly
This club held its annual show of live stock, roots. res titled to Mier tl I . `e , a ...-' I:ev. C. Row, T. P. Porch, Es. J. Hoyte, Esti
le 4 epar,ture o. 1,..41,..4111 , . iHI:” IN THE HUNTING FIELL.--The Duke of Beaufort's Penfield.
E..a.q NV C Welke:l.:Est; •., . U. Sa kk, Mr. John Gay, • surgeon attached to the Great
and beatnik corn in Me Illatulfonl's field, on Wed• Farm' r, Lieuienaut Lacey took toe chair, when " • urcw". •i • • hounes met at Yate Rocks on Tuesday. When at
nesday last. and though thie feature of the Club's see,' 1
ra songs were sung, anti 30 a merry and social Esq., R. Holman, Esq., T. Roach, Esq., W. Illosum, ,
Crumbed Common, J. Bailey, Esq., of Alderman,y, Northern Hospital said, the immediate cause of death
operatenrie RI Ono eupplemented to its primary objects, evening warn hapeily passed. Esq., E. Reda Esq., etc. near Witicevar, while taking the lead as usual, was was euffucation, by pressure of some description, but he
it le Lust aseuwing, from the better bpi:cumin of sue INI ele 1
KBOUNE.-. r. . . Penny has been appointed (ill Tuesday last Mr. John Swanton, of Norwood , would not undertake to give an opinion as to the exact
o Tv() I marl y rom is orse. .el_ Mu - -
b.. dt. &11l .1 f h' li NI d oel '
stock Outwit great local
,importance. The working postmaster of Sherburne, in Cie room of Mr. Rutter, Park Farm, the unsuccessful candidate at tile last
was on the spot. The right side was ftl character of the pressure that Was made use of, and he
Pee-e°--1 at the sone time said that the appearance. prewnted by
usefulness elutracterizing the Liege proportion of resigned
. irtrough eleetiou, wive a supper to some of his
paralysed when he was take° up. Death h
-w" sup- the nose and lips of the child might have been caused by
cattle entered in the different classes Is Its greatest LIBRARIES roe. THE COUNTY Fueicr.. Several sepporters at the Crown Inn, when about 50 sat posed to be oceasioned by a tit. Mr. Bailey was 60 the petition in which it Was lying in the closet. He
recommendation,
n
and aa it doe Sot seek to en um
ter petrates have subecribed for aus -ml lib r rat fo '1"w"• The chair was taken by Mr. Clement yeare. of age, and to 40 years had been leader uf the likewese said that there was no natural disease of auy
into competition with there show.' which make fat each police *tattier in the count f the -e oe Tayler. of Wiek, and the vice-chair by mealier Doke of Beeufort's and the Berkeley hounds. kiud to account for the death of the child. A child's
the steatlard of excellence, it appeals more leaiti- pilice force. Stich libraries IreYvelocit. Urt t° the. staunch supporter of Mr. Swanton's, NH-. George
Swiettoe.- -The Ga. and ('nke ~,,,,,,,,,,y,--The frock found in the imeeession uf the prisoner wee then
inately situl generally to the farmer's juagment, anti fullewing stall iii -Witubione She lel " r-riii• ohaftes. Roe. Mr. Jailiee lemele of this mien, was a",.. 1.1-e• .
in ii has reduce the prjc„ of g, tu 6, oto nee shown to the -Anew, and he said he coati see globules
eels forth WO 4 .
. ma Ins sympatity. 'elle futile attempts bury, Sturiumeter '4. tat W'ereliain I' , h•reheeter, sent. who aniusee the. noniiiitny during the evening e '
1000 feet re i.f blood upon it, but he could not say whether it was
mail eto love tO the many small inutatems id our Beaminster, Cerne, and Crauborne Tee sum with eonte first-rate speecloo, ana likewin in walk • a. • ... • NIES' A•• •• -
tem OF c.NOLANDYOUNG. .. S-5.,4...AT10N.- hum en bleed en• •M id. He alw said that lie could
tuetrepeliten and great dietriet alsoWe, wultifariiite, of .e 2.0 has Men receive a, and the. Rev. in,, the dinner-table a lien it was tiensely crowde.l '"-
le .1. Plumere, lesq., gave a Seakesperian Beading , not .liscover the sliglatet trace of poison in the body. -
and 1/113,..;;•41111 ellilf,teterilitieS, haVe, 111 a ITIRWiIITe, C. J. lllyit lees kti 19e IQ. remaiuin • with glasees, which jump ea about as if it was '
in atd of this ass...et...Lion at the Tow.mhall, ou Tueo This timed the OW for the proweution, and the Court
was adjourned fin. a short time, in order that the jury
tho:royed all local intlivithiality. Tines mg be seen which will be s 3elit on books ;.e re 'red •
I qiu by Culutiel
1" caused by 111w...ie. 7.10 Lovell is a stomg, netted day evenin i A L Gudtiard Laq 11 1! pre. •I t
h• • • . o - • o mig 1 take some refreshment.
the eit 11411 artificially •• got sip " for the occesion, cox, the chief constable of the couney man, but he stepped &f light aud with such dexterity •
sided. I Mr. Best then proceeded to address the jury on be-
an.' the except al heaviest of heavy draught-horses The propueed railway to connect Sherborne with ' that but very few gleams were broken. The Sower- I half of the prisoner in an able speech. After a feeling
ahown in a district where lean beasts stock its peter the I. 1 - ' 1 e set Central brass band was in attendance, and a
rum gunge systetn, at lead orti Abbas, are i appeal to their sympathy on behalf of the prisoner,
ineatheas, and "c ek-tails" plough its light I. 1 Alm- ready for depusit, on the 30.1 i inst., in the office tit jovial evening was spent. whom he described as being abandoned by almost all
Tee Illantlford Farmers' Club, oothewing this too the clerk of 1t le peace, and with the parish clerks. :titliTilL.-Infortwition under the Medical Regis- _______________ the world, and who had no hope to rely upon except
CO{llllolll practice, makes tio alt 031)1 to attrect cono Tlie principal iandowuers' ieeeent to the scheme Ira'ioia Oct -At the Council Meese, Friday (before , the merciful consideration that they might give to her
petititoll trom a distance ; and, whether prizes are having ii. ii oldained, and Mr. Clayton. the owner I the Mayor am! Messrs. W. Herapath and NV. I StoeTtIAMPTON. Friday. - Tee Weet india eted ewe, and to the arguments that might be used in her
oti:rol for working oxen or working horses, for stock of the Bredfoni Abhas estate, with characteristic I Naish), Mn. James Easel' beaker, clieuntd, of Old f'eetfir .1/0.15.--The Iloy al Mail Company's' steam- behalf, Ile whireesed liiintolf to the evidence that had
Mee tor stock sheep, they are aloe.: uttered fur those liberality having Consented, if required, to accept a Market-street, appeared to answer an information : Atilt Sliiimena with the shove wails, arrived off the been adduced for the prosecut . commenting briefly
kind:. ..rr breetie which would be Inure imitable for the rent charee for hishoul, it now remains for the in- I for having unlawfully, willfully, and falsely pre- Needle'," II •25 P•m•• upon the more importent portions of it. He first re-
ageiceltural purpows of the neighbourhood. The tluential body of gentry, nterchante, yeoman, antl • tended to be a surgeon, contrary to Cie law awl ; Slit JAMEN BROOKE, K.C.8.-Sir James Brooke . marked 'Limn the question whether it was sufficiently
e Overed at Mead s
m eaziug object altnie characterizing this " little treilesulen i 4 Sherburne anti its nee.libourhood to 1 St•ttute, whereby he had incurrol a sum not eleeed. I sailed on 'f uesilay from this port in the P mad ut that the child that was disco
era, for the •
home was the child of the deceasA•d, end argued that
eltow aulungst oureelvea," must give to it growing subeeribe the necessary capital, and 'there SeeMS to jug 4211. Nir. Ellin (iustrueted by Mr. Atchley) !. scat of his Government at Sarawak. The mune-
this fact was net clearly estahlielied, and celled the at.
aUCCess ; end, though the prizes offeied may not be. very little duuld that thie will be accm- oat ptarol in supp 4' ort 1 the in m foratena and etc. . roue friends and admirers of this distingbished man ion of the j
rs ago and which voo reporte d iurr to • remarkable case that occurred a
thrucely intlueuce our farmers to pay greater atten- plished. .1. Ayre for the aefetice.-31rs. Yewles de.:teed l that ! will learh with pleasure
that his health is completely tent - • •
n
mei many yea the
tion to the keeping of superior etak yet, the fact elienor.ei; Poer. -On Tuesday the 27th ult.,
.
in fjeother last she went to Mr. Leaker s shell, to re•establisheth and that he is enabled once more to tooks where .. man 'was tried for the murder of hie
e ;
that. the prize won, publicly 51.1111111 with superior this town was the seeue off estivity and rejoicin.. coneult with reference to Some injuries the had r n
e- give the beefit of his temporery presence and nicee,'oinvicteil, and executol, and 16 y.are aftererards
excee, nee the farmer's stock, must imbrue:ly enhance int amnia of the marriaee oi the Rev. E tweed Duk: ceivol (rein an assault. Ile examined her injuries. :Lame to the enterprise with which his name is the chill suppos,l m have been muntioed made her
os vie tie, met wlwnever and by whatever means a with Mies Jane MerVyik Nledlyeetr, third daughter 'isid .ni aekang him for a certilitote, he said he could ' identified. , &mom-ante, and the innocence 44 the prooner W. in
-
:Wilmot. OF ART.-A public meeting of the friends essatestAtily established. Ile then observeol upon the
stock tints publicly reputed be brought into the of Sir Williatu Cules Mealy...tate Bart. The i.,e‘a not give one milew Tile was muter his care. She
I" had bee" wade by the &tee... 4 to the
usa. le.:. Its known excellence will atract purchasers to the church front Vett Was dec.oatea with taste. placed herself under his care accordin and supporters of the Southampton School of Art "t4teme"‘ N
gly, anti had wane,. Miller, and odd it appeared to I' that they
was held on Wl:tit:coley evening at the Townhall,
ale ilicreav preoes. A gold mot d luta matte the ful arches in evergreeus, with apprepriate =Atte "C toe'l4-''ale end the rell"wing "ettileeee' :- '' . ..uglit net to attach too much weight to it. for the Kb
fortune ..f many a timnufacturer, an a " find [wide" the spontaueoal efforts ..f the inh tbitante to eliut; ticted""r .27th• i'•';lt* I hereby certify that Sarah in connection with tile Govennnent Departuient of
The „lei,. was taken by the Mayor fn. holes, wes evidently in • Unist distreesed eta te Of mind
ha-, teede even a pig fetnens throue'l,mt Ettrupe, and their good feeltug and regent for .the britie and her Ann Vowles hi. this day applie.l to me, havine a Art. *cull hardly knew what she was eaying, and lie remarked
givett te a mall lamer ale orla-wele roputatew. ' -
family. The ceremony wae minors. '.ml toren-Med severe centii .i.ei 4,f the tiege. Janice E. Leakner, re 01.,) and the report having twee read by the Head es , a kin lit a unit. 1s to appear,. tobode•
that in tl . tte t It' I I el
TiI.I. highest prizes are iitkresl for rinds 14rtiwing by tile Rev. Henry liinxamn !Mee (o•te 1.1,01er of eureein, 2, Old ebirkeleeteeet." Witnewl produced Master, the Nlay.o distributed the local nu i
e-als. sinius to unbosom hem,' If of : el eed crime, she did
tni 4111' tore* .lown to six, and a; tins departmen ass tof the briargroonih isted by the Itev. Elward the certificate at tee Conucil Miuse, but was tee; lotus, and other rewards, awarded by Governmeid ii .)t. say a word ~bout. cutting offth'el"ar' ni 44 the child.
to student.* of this school and of the schools in con- The Marna! teemed next observed upon the absence of
,
the tellies operations is one of the most maul, Walter West, vicar, in the preemie, of aII ...... oen it was no u :a. Nlr. Atchley, solicitor to the .
inve.leing not only a judgment ..ii the weight of the party of relatives and friencle, anti the path .4 thi: I Itri it 4 Nledical Aesocathm, deposed that at thu end metitei with it. ; any beer lllblietd tome tlie prioiner's thahes. And to
14- thaoher in. beginning of Neveniber, I -•52, he TEsrisorsi U. To MAJOR LACE Y. -The members the iittleeibibility that a voung woman like the priwner,
crep when gre.wang , but the character of sod and ti he was strewed with fiewers by the girls Of the
the liquilitity and -kind of manure used, the judges National School. Breakfast was afterwards served called oti the deft:nil:int at bis ph we of hitstsuess ; of the rule corps have opened a subscription list, who aas proved by all iho witnesses to have been a
mod kind nee affectionate 1114411,r. and to have
ale '.l epeeialle appointed for the purpose, antl perform in the great hall, anti the gallery was Idiot with lie he ti the word "surgeon.' inscribed under his which hiss been headed by the Mayor and ex -Mayor, '
‘ll,ucteti larself :edit propriety nearly atelier Idle,. bull:irked
Otter duty of inspection Wet ions t. the shoo •day ins . mnants aud their friends. Among the company name in the windew, mill 31, on the shlte of the in order to raise a solo to present Nlajor Lacey with
whieh the awards are announce .l. The monthly were Sir William tool Lady Mollyeett and f.l Oily win .Mw ; wittices teld Ilef...ii,litut that he called a tAiti ..... Ilinl, in testimony of the veinal& services ei,
a:ie. on:Xi:lit,: it.;
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old dog;
he.,:tures and docussious and practical agricultural Sir Edward Baker, Bert., Mrs. All'i eliss Duke, and up.in hnii in accorlance with instructions, as ..ne he rendered the mops in drilling at its cotumence- in ti to Lee to justify tile ill retutrn'ing a v.erdiet of
subjects form a mental laberatory in which the many the Rev. Henry Duke, the hey. 11. F. icatinan "I- those men who made use of medical titles lueltt• not guilty.
witheut any qualiticatems ; slefeuslant eael - 1 TilE SoUTHAMPTOS NIuENTED RIFLES, OR 2SII The learned Judge then proceeded to slain up the
parte embraced in agriculture, ae a. whole. have and Mrs. Yeatisian, etre. Wymillem, elrs. Digby,
am sorry y 4411 IshoUhl 11300 the trouble a call,
. I will IltatmA111141; -The tuendore of this proposed corps ' eyelet.- , .311.1 milled the attention of the jury very
applied te them the test of experience, and those the Reve W. IL and Met Turner, Mr. and Nlrs. met tea Weduteelay evening. wheu it was moved . carefully to all the nemc iimortaid poi-tient; a it. He
Isiaggebti.nis.ire offere last, new melee of cultivation eleade, the Rev. Tall ad, Niro anti Mies Itiker, Mr. it ..... elliately take down my name and cease from
anti rearing ; the beet manures anti their application, and elm. Hutchings. Sir • and Ilre• Littlehaleo the practising ;" witness b.ld line that was all the 11140.
1 that Mr. John Fleming. of Stouehain-park, should said the suggeeti on the part of the prosecuLem was
that the primmer had Mau Ilriven by distress to resort
which richly freight the farmer's mind with that i Rev. IL, Mrs.. and Niece Phelips, the Shaw,. i'uller, cation required, and the interview was brought b. be s,.l.eited to accept the command, subject to the
to the expedient of destroying her add. in order that
preeticel infer:oaten' tied he neat moils in his daily I Nlr. an Mia. Du Roulay, Mr. Ambrose II • t 1351.13,, echo.: ; the word •• surge ms" was remived fotm all Lord-Lieutenant's approval, but that the invitation
t,l:e might rut°
that situation, and said it wits certainly
.. eittens. These and malty miser matters of a I the Rev. R. and Nliss Grent. the Rev. N. mei Nlies three places either on that or the following day ; eheuld be deferred until a inure public meeting be
eoed ale. three -- -- tee ee„ in the convened, and eir. Flouting invited to attend it. ' piTron7rall4irerst
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- or character occupy the attention of the Club and
give to it a local usefuliteas which, (rem the progressive
character of our times, must become more and
more amireciable.
Though the show took place on a more than
ordinarily dreary day, in our dreariest month, there
was an average attendance of induential farmers
and others. 'I Ito quantity of stock shown thil uot
exceed that exhibited on the previous occasion, but
its superior character iu many classes gave to this
year's show a promising feature, that must have
proved highly gratifyiug to those who think and
work for its success. Among the beasts, the
ti young Devon., respectively 9 and 10 months old,
shown at extra stock by Lord Portman, were perfect
specimens of their kind, and gave to the show of WINCANTON CATTLE SHOW.
beasts, with other Devon stock bred by his Lord- The show of cattle on Wednesday last for the prizes
ship, a superior character. Mr. Hobert Fookes' fat offered by the Wilicanton Agricultural Society, was a 1
i Hereford heifer, and Mr. Warren's and Mr. John very large out good one. Sheep, we do not expect, to I
Ford's Devon heifers, shown likewise, we believe, as liiid first class specimens of in this district, but the
extra stock, were superior spicimens of careful store anal fat stuck was remarkably good, anal the whole
breeding. The 0,111110,1 i 41 in the classes for work • days priaicatiings acre an entire success. Al two,
ing oxen and dairy cows was not so great as usual, puuctual to • liiii.Uth, ii.dl:urci„e. ifeirsyr si,,t toirwonraiii.tz
i thVing ta the notaarrival of many of the competi- I
"It' rteunidebytilrell'i A. Irmure, ILiv. Mr. Collinza
tors entered. Mr. Henry ',mikes sheep (South-
G7lSleiu s'i.°ter, J. W. Jill ad, T. Matlicas, H. Mathews,
,h oe ii.) and Mr. henry Ford's ( Hampshire -down Millard, Anderson, Jones, Rose. Essals' . Measm.
rail) Would have made a show of theinselvisa and Notley, Harding, Gifford, (-!), Swanton, Richards.
able by side with pens of sheep characterized by a Feavtr, Ice. Mr. Walter G,slwin was vice.cliairinan.
level-like excellence, this important department of and the umpires were Messrs. Notley ;iTurner, Yeovil;
the show was well represented. A cattle show Joseph Harding, Search; Steeds, Froine, and S. Jeffery,
witbuiit pigs would be like no Irishman without his maiden Nradley.
best ft lend, anal such an important link in the chain On the removal of the cloth, the Chairman gave the
of animal usefulnews was nut wanting here. Mr. customary loyal toasts. 'rbo ILI% NI% Collie.; ri-tilie'l .
• for the bislimi and Clergy, anal in the course ad mune
Henry Sym Is giant sow looked AS if she
very excellent remarks. tiaid: When I saw those beautiful
should be the mother of all uiu
ct-s• ami ataiutals to-day, I could not help Looking Maw very
though this line maw:Mien of the pork kind .....,imia tit, laa.iii I. ta al.:, awl how very grateful we
hail:aid lilt ..vi old acquaintance, ircognition abut,: of '
....gilt to be to Hilo. It Way be at times that thai Lord
I etch a valued friend ur the lower ten thoomml, wade withdraws his bawl, but known.g bow acten those
,up for the novelty of a liest iicquaintanee. Mr. tiiiii4s are mercies in disguise which appear to be
I
,II a., re Hill's Let..r VMS big en gli alial etia.',u 01011:.h, “thaiol:ies. Wo ought to trot, to HIS treat tt•
;an I as the prize was ollertal for iiize and coarseness, Perhaps it may be that we have relied too much on
; ii.. ye,- slid auperiority in those features of the pig ourselves, and in the midst of His Mita hat e forgotten
' kind more unequivocally assert iss supremacy. The Him, tmd lie would show u" our °yr" v"mk"e'isi but I
se a gool lemon, a '
us ii char.ieter of thu cart horst* diets m was their tru
•-lorit whi l earn
and ous se.thel aa ran l neat ,al. have a
icli harvest. (Loud cii, err.)
beat recionmeollation, though that remarkable. and
• The Chain:ma having proposed the army anal navy,
powerful symmetry of the che.iiiit mid grizzle colts
ehibited by Lord Portman and Mr. Henry Fooker, Mr. George Messiter rose and 'maid: I beg b., pe„,,,,,,
x the healtii a.: a gentleman far whuni we have the highest
wore more than ordinary specimcns of beauty a:et este.cii, and who toul woo golden ,Onions from all sorts
strength. Though the most thip it ileciaions on ..i people duritig his stay tn this neighbourhood. lie
✓oots hail 'Weil previously arrived at, the drawn is a gealleioall Who's affability is unbounded. and
Spa et,letre exhibitel in the field attracted consider• whose litter ality is very gra, Ile is a gentleman who
aide at tention. anal Mr. I:. Lack's excellent swedes has shown Ids desire to el:eolith-4v us, Put only by send-
sog saine.
and :d r. Porter' n s odel-slia iped teirtips had au en-
tog tock, but also by liniimoi us with his pre
It IMO it of order, attillitt:e it to my anxiety to pay
limiceal valuer .oin HIM year's comparative fai .o
lure.
toy tribute of reipect to the redreseutative ~f a family
Mr. S. Pond w m
as the only exhibitor ... angold -
ita , ,
t who 1 awl my family is ace been pr..fessionally
r .ot, and as those shown were of a atietlitun size, :mil
count...led for more than a Inman: I years. I give you
. *mi. I. we presume the little worth attached at pie. .h I !t! r A Henry.c he ..., u...ir .. Hoare.. . Loud cheers.) Long
• abut; thou.s to the Wallt hollow kinds teaselled the if: to :mu. Thu toss: was alrank w.th the greatest
; ethopetttioa in this class. The five or Ina sacks of enthusiasm and amidst musical honours.
' maniple corn, with oue ur two exceptions,
handled
str 11. Hoare, v.llO row ratii.lA repeated plaudits,
.• cola, and unmistakably till of a damp and uncial- ,ail : In returning pin my thanks for the honour you
1 genial harvest. Mr. Sommer's stall of cake samples have dune Me, I LIMA uomaieuce by apologising for
, was a new feature in the show ; but scarcely au in i being late; but Unit aupears to me to be a matter of
Colttioli to am, lor
.the feet of be. Mg late is
• e..:i .• t:a o tte; and NI r. r noupton's. though not a new
•15t ii y
ne, was felt to be so eon:Ott:it With the atmosphere, u D being in advance o f amy
ll Engl
o and by
:twirettilli' tlweiniut7t.is. (Laughter and cheers.) You
if eit the dors-, that all invited pm to take o
fthe have cheered escessively the t.ia.t of my health, and
eu .at lie chniforts he hail kindly provided, walke:l really I don't know how I aid to return thanks in a
lilt, lAN very snug room. well Prepared by outside utlisiently ;grateful Manlier for the honour you have
ciraimustatices, to make themselves as lunch at home dolie inc. This is the segunal occasion on which I have
as their hospitable host could wish, been here, and I assure you that it is with great antis-
W.‘ Itrli.t3l.—Urowl F.'', at Su. ,smje.--tin our faction I meet you on all occasions of this sort. Ima
last issue we gave a alien account of this interesting afraia I can only rrturn an empty and uncertain salami,
festive gathering. We are now enabled to give a because IMD in the habit of attending many meetings,
more iletailea report.l—Osi Friday, N„e. 23i.d tia, and whatever I say must heave ht it a certain amount
of platitude. I sus glad to loud your cattle exhibition
2tail Dorset Hide Volunteers were taviteil by Captain
Parrot. to dine at the Royal Victoria Hutel, Bw:wage. . was 1 v Lry good one. A gentleman from Berkshire
e d,
Thinner was held in eelel.ration .if th m e arriage alio haM -0;1 to be out -.nth the !monde last Satur-
day after:min m , rearked time
to that he thought this
of Lily Gertrude Scott with Lord Eustace Cecil. . part of bn' gland was somewhat behind Berkshire and
At I .31111.111, about iiti niembers of the corps, under other eimuttes ; but I tidal: lie may have been induce I
coin:mud of Lieutenant Lacey, Lowden:al 111 front of by what lie Saw today to admit that we have at least in
the hotail, from whence they niar,lmil up the bill on iii:. oistrict stock that iii" d have been fed use very good
the right id Swanage bay. hi--re their sergeant. grass. Mr. Georg...Mess/ter has said that i have sup-
major and drill-instructur put them through several ported tile allow liy sending my stock, but I do not
inoaertientu whilst on the march. I; POil returning tai think one miserable horse could be mid to be a sum
the town they were joined by their Captain, who port to your ex hibiti•in. lam •fraid my horse may be
considered not aillite such a specimen as a hackney
took the opportunity (there being so many of the
cori..s together) to consult about the arrangements Lath nt u •lit, to lint such as lie is I hope he will
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for their winter drills. This being satisfactorl iinpro' ve :lie equine :reputation of your neighbourhood.
settled, aunt the men's appetites sharpened hy the
Y I hope to see him more encouraged; for whenever
there is a horse for sale in this neighbourhood. it is a
sph nilid sea air they had been bilialing, they were matter of congratulation that there is a horse good
Usti' marched back to the Victoria, dismissed, enough to be recommended to purchawni. (Laughter.)
and at once repaired to the large room of this Therefore 1 hope if you wish to shine for cattle, haying

Bodge-i, Mr. Marwood Yeatinan, Mr. and Mrs.
Strode, the Ree. L. C. Powys, the Roe. Mr.
Batumi, the Res. G. F. :it. John, Mr. G. Stepnens,
Mr. T. 11. Bennett, the Rev. G. and Mrs. Sumner,
Mr. Fulwa,ser, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. West,
also Mr. and the Misses Wickham, kc., &c. The
poor were not forgotten on this festive occasion.
After the breakfast, the happy pair set out in a
chariot and four for the Sherburne station on their
way to the Continent.

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but was reetored about three mote - age ...... • ---- - ---- -•- ...
same state and plat:es as before.-Cnies-examined : Fitemerret. Act:WENT ON TUE SOUTII-Wit.TERN accurately the circumstances that undoubtedly existed.
Tou the defentlaut that if lie had no qualification lie ll AILWAV.-A .NIAN CUT TO PlEtlin.-- On Friday with the exception that she represented that the child
mast take the word "surgeon" down; knew there meht week at the train, which was due at 10.30 at to have been destroyed by poison, and it appeared to
was a restriction before the I re-sent act missed ; was Portamouth terminus, was passing under the Union kflirla :that consideration of eel' ell", auvrT IllelPncrtotaielltueTeasl by
not told by the defendant thet he bad been pram- Bridge, about 200 yards distaut, a shock was per-
tatin'enticia't 'if upon the wh.olje of the fact% laid before
easing as a surgeen for a number of years. ,fr. J. emptible, and it was supposed that something lead
'them:they elimal certain euch a reaeonahle doubt
Went, demised that he hail been acquainted with the been placed across the rail. Porters were sent up of the prisoner's guilt as would eperate upon them on
defendant from his boyhood, and modil most unhes - the litm, anti on arriving at the bridge were horn
say that he did nut practice as a surgeoin lied at discovering the manglml remains of a human , the prisoner
' any important question of deity life, they ought to give
the benefit of eucii doubt and say that she
before Isl:i. :dr. Ayre centenileil that no case hail body. The body was nearly severed in two, and was not guilty, but if, on the other hood, the evidence
been made out miller which the defendant could be the bowels scattered in all directions. No blame is left no dulled that the prieoner had committed the
convicted, as he had not represeuted himself as being attached to the engine driver, offence imputed to her, the duty they owed to the public
regietered under the act. If the defendant hail A auoviat. --( 'Qualm Court-in Re I lorrey Hunt. and to their own consciencev required that they should
charged the woman for his advice, and she bad paid -This insolvent Mille up for his tirst examination , say no by their vi,rdite,itt. r.five .
t three o'clock to
him for the certificate, the case would be different. on Thursday, before E. Everett, E.st., judge, and
delite.e.raitnerY puretirLeir verdict. minutes
they returned into
The defendant had done nothing since the passing was supported by Mr. Shiers, of Winchester. Mr.
court at a quirarten•rt past 4. The priminer was then again
of the act that lie had not done before. Mr. Ayre Harry Barnes, druggist, of Whitchurch, opposed ,
commented at stone length upon the various sections the application 011 the ground that the insolveut had ' placed at the bar. -She looked deadly pale and ex-
hibited the most intense anxiety.
of the act, and comonded that the defendant, if he contracted a debt with him to the amount of £l3 Mr. Hemp, the Deputy Clerk of Arraigns, then in-
had practieml as a surgeon before the paaing of the 1.35. 9.1.. without any reasonable prospect or expec- quired if they had agreed upon their verdict, and
act, was entitled to continue to do so. Their wore. talon of paying the some. The insolvent in answer The Foreman replied,-" We here. We fled the
ships, after a short consultation, said they did not to quest' 111 l 3 from the Judge said that some months prisoner guilty of wilful murder, but at the same time
conetiler the defendant hail acted "wilfully in using ago there had been an execution levied on his goods we
the word surgeon, as it was proved that he hail at the suit of Mr. Charles Batt, a creditor to the grounds-hertetinieafd liar uctrienvniTilve good I and mental
at
practised as such for sown years, although • juali• amount of t Zitle iind that on the 14th last April, the
The pr'imiler 'weal' at oUceicalleil up for judgment, and
deal, and the information was therefore deatnissed. whole of his effects were sold by auction under such elle usual proclamation for silence while sentence of
Dram BY Unimatio.--Att intme,it wee held on executiim. • II M Honor said insolvent had taken a deeth w. being passed, wss made by Mr. Harker, the
S durday at •Ise Claviers Inn, Old Merket-street, ilium very index einem: in alt win one of his creditors to acnior usher of the court,
the body of James bangles, clog and pattern metier, seize the whole of his property, and referred to a Mr. Baron Brauiwell pat on the black car. •nd after
who died on Sunday night by a piece Of be..f stissking in case recently decided in a superior court, where it a short pause whin:seed the prisoner, and with consider-
-59 years of age. lived at 'rower Hill, and 'hail been
Isis windpipe. It appeared tliat the Who WaS
iwi I.,ii itt,.l nt
igno4ni:luf:u.lapji.,,r,alaeli.itzeiuiit, eadelere
~,,i'cli7tko,:iituintifolit.t. '. 0.08
lab' down Clint "If one. creditor is allowed to able tion said,-" Primmer, the jury have hassod
sa els away all the inwevent s propery, he is nit a amf guilty of the crime of wilful saunter. and Ido not
person entitled to the protection act.'' Under these see how they could have done otherwi, iiiiini the evi-
a
leaving ettempted to seellow a large piece of meat it , eircuussMnees, all that laid in his power to do for dence hit was brought before theta. They have at the
. ~, • time stroteily reciennemiled you to mercy and I
etuck in I. .111 !I.:ic. 1i.,.1 in a ve.ry ',bort time iie de.,l . insolvent Sis either to atljiiurn the exammationuntil wilt ~.k., ...,,,, 6.74 ,„„. ~,,,
,ftd.dion i. for... a. d'
Ii the effect,. iif it. T:.e jury returned a verdict nest court day, when a final examination would peeper faiarter, where, 1 am eure, it will receive the
111 166,1nimice a 1:Is :lie rinAc facts. take jihice, llr to disillias the applicatatni. Mr. ShMrs. .„„.,t ~.,r, f„I u i ;
MI.. nii.inri Ailrla , , ~, . At prealit Cl
for in siltent, requested that au adjournment should only duty I it..ve to perform ii tit pasr upon you the
take place Until next court day, anil the protection eentence or the low, and I think I shall he if di•eharge
Matshirc. order was accordingly renewed until that date, it by merely passitr; that sentence without offering any
FuisuiximissuG.:. - Barylary. -- dTi _ e premises of °plebe. 14 my ~win 111331yoUr case, which sissy i lieeibly
SA LINBrRT. - Ensign (1441 plia. -It will be seen by Mr. d• reaser were feloniously entered on Thursday I iiis.l:oott,e,ed to‘11;:ti,o,
~ti‘f
,o,ftldt.,;roli:jelifii.se luazi.ivilli!prottlicu paesed
the Gozetfe of Tuesday that this meritorious young night or early on Friday morning. and four sheets thin , .
C., pri 'me: .vhen the ii..litrinie was pronounced,
officer, of the 67th Regimeut, who lately figured so and six metal spoons were stolen therefrom. It hifterir. mid diriekea for inie-ev.
prinninently in the attack on the Chinese Pehio appears that the thief I,l)tained access to the hack began tn";
Forts, has been promoted, without purchase, to the part cif the ',renders from eii,e WA% t!ol.11 asked whether r.he had anything to urge
the barbel through Mr. ; , ,
al `‘:,3, ~* I.S.3:11: 1,11, a illienil44ll 1111Vrit)... put to women
rank of Lieuteuant. Mitchell's orchard. and crossing the garden belonging ee„te„„,l t ,eepiiid punidonent, stab on the object of
ST. PAL L'S, Fisieenvos. -The trial or candidates to the chapel scaled the wall- FaaitiatePa were the imedion being explained to her by one ef the
for the vacant office of organist at this church took traced to the aperture in the wall where the bur- I female worders, she seid die lied iiet,
place on alureday evening si eck, in the presence of glar entered, autl which was scarcely large enough Sh. was then renamed from the bar in an is'inest
the rector, churchwardens, and other members of lor a full-sited mail Cii P2-.1 through.illS. Itaii.4lo cOliilit. .
the new organ committee, and reeulted in the ap. liI:ASISHAW. -Xa m rbl, a I eh. -An inquest was
pointment if Mr. T. Young, organist at East Hail, held Sty Mr. Wilson, at this platx, on Thursday, on
ham Church, in the room of Mr. Brind. the body of Richard Holiday, aged 36 years, a
l'ewser. -- Proia,•,.l 1%,.. in,,k, A meeting labourer in the employment of Major Heatheote.
was helix at the Piiienix Inn on Wedineelay to Con- It appeared from the evidence of his widow that on
abler the subject of the hit 'pawed gag works for this Tuesday evening, about 6 o'clock. he came home
town, which was att.Tldeil by most of the principal front work, and theta alilfoari-4 quite well, and had
tradesmen. The chair nag occupied by the rector, los eupker. He then sat reading by the fire until
the Rev. T. F. Itavenshaw, who, after torpid . e about 4 o'clock, when he suddenly fell down,
the object of the :meting, called upon J. Edmonds: greamed three °we', awl died directly. Mr. Nunn,
Faq., of Hornsey, to nano the firet rooluti.m. Mr. surgefin, attributed his death to disease of the
Eelinonds proposed " rilat tlie meeting is of opinion
that it is desirable to eatalilieli a company under the heart, and the jury returned a verdict to that effect.
Limited Liability Act for the purpose of erecting gas
worke for the towu of Powsey with a capital of
£1,300 in shares of £1 each." Ho iv:narked that
Mr. Buford, of London, who was present, was
patentee of some new gas works which he thought
adapted fo- the present mu-pos. The resolution
was briefly seconded by Mr. G. W. Browne, and
carried. It was also proposed and carried that a
c iunuittee be appointed. Mr. Buford explained
the advantages offered by his patent. and said if ,
entrusted to Isini he should be able t., complete
the order, and that he would undertake to supply
the-company with gas f.r the first twelve inuntha to ,
enable them to supply it to the customers at from ,
iis. to 7e. per 1000 feet. ("Mrisig the Mooting it was :
stated that the price of gas in Marlborough was 10s. I
per Ilelo feet. A rilliscription list was mitered into, i
and a lar,!se number of shares promised. llottowar's PILL,. - These Pills are more efficacious in
stg Si ititution than isber
ll c NUEBE01:11. -The two little girls named Giles, rine in threngthenin e wnrlddel llitat.ed coic
. Persons tif a nerv.iuWany t =di-
s itt of body. and
whioe zuesterioue (frappe:trance we noted in our last i i
Litton, alfeetiows, disordered
M. a.ao are suffering from seak 4lhre•tlie organs, Of Wi1,104
number: have been diseoveresl in Bristol. They i
.tite.,it:chir
orbeirtie sierangot by
were brought liefore the magistrates on Montlay, !
~...... ,
~......._,i, ,!..F....liii:irntst . alm. °cid.,
ulgoW i,a..tad 0.71 t giving
charged with being found sitting &nen in Union- ' ,0,0,...,:5".1,4'111g.
i,r,f lia..oi.,lthin
the lismoce
odf
street, having no visible means of subsistence: -P-11- • rvaers id this very retuarWile medicine. The cures effeetal
40 de•eised that at a toaster past three o'cleck lie 1 oY,lli.e,se Pit are let superficial or temporary, but complete
eth foune accused sitting down in a doorway in '',..1„.. n t
wall-1,7'0:17d... uiv.lkla:irrie ia:slia,effieacifeefousd
and young
Union-street, and karning from them that they had ebildree.

SHOCKINtI Minuicit u,i Y.weSellite.--A shocking
murder was committed at Wi,itsvmsel it an early iDciomi
on Sunday lino :fling. The willeee of Whitwood
situated about thrce miles Irons Serum:Luton. The
iuhabitents are almost exclusively colliers, nod the
persona concerned in the present case ledmit.g to the
same class. There is a row of liousss situate on the
edge of the Great Easterim line of railway, and one of
these houses —imr rather cet:sges was tenanted Imv the
deceased,Josepim Wilkinson, aged 42, while isi three Weistai
further shown the row resided the two accused persons,
""
a married mamuple, named Edward and Korai% Hirst, the
m n ale prisoner being better known in this locality hr the
somewhat fa:Dallier cognomen of Long Ned.'" A
certain footpath runs alongside the house occupied by
the prisoner?, shlo claim its exclusive use, and ii
defiance of this claim seem: to hate led to the fearful
occurrence. The murdered inan was returning home
mum an intoxicated amnilition from a neighbouring town,
Castleford, at half-past 12 on Sunday night, and pro-
ceeded along the foot path iis euestion, which led Min
into • little gramplot situate before the house occupied
by the accused, where he began to use must indecent
and insulting language, avowe Ily applied, to Mrs. Hiret,
whose husband then .11110 out suit directed Wilkinson
to lease his prenthes. as he had no right either there ur
on the fwmtpath which led to the bowie. Time deceased
replied that lie had used the read ever since residin
there, and would continue to do so despite hunt's
remonstrances. Some further angry remarks passed
between the parties, and the female prisoner avail then
seen to rush at Wilkinson with •
garden hoe, with
which she seems to have felled him to the ground. The
male prisoner also skied • piece of wooden rail, about
six feet long and several inalled thick, and etruidt the
deceased !several times on the head with it while upon
time ground. The effect of these blows !vas. to break the
rail in two and fractured the lon. ,f V. ilkuan.su a skull,
causing death to ensue in two hours afterward?. The
accused were at once taken into enstmly, awl WrtC
examined hvfre time Wakefield magistrates, by whom
they were mummies'. A coroner's inquest hes also heap
convened, and adjourned for post wriest examination.

" Leare veil alat.e." "We don't got Ten so good
a Itrltisli visitant wltiad quaffing
he pare infort... it* a Slandarin'S Veriodall. "lim"
replied the Chinaman, "we send )011 sorts wade
•• Lauer it 1.4, Coot Fomign Ilercliant much plessid."
Now, t ' l,is though II fact, is not the whole tru.lt ; the
pl aLI ICC of Ct.IOUt itij the KLIILICI. of Tea fur English
nit ply is resorted to, 1/141111tg tO enable the Chinese
Te .-men and milt r 4 to suitcase Ott it proji; a, fur the
powdered colour mi Mails the consumer... it mvasions
ti, 'I worth l leZterS to /out lose the gmhl, anal
them to he wised off at a full price. IIIntsIMAN
nugi Co., Loudon, knowieg that tlry paint cannot 1111-
iai.oVe the qualily, and that most Consumers prefer to
"tear.' welf doar," have long imported Tett without
Teti culotte as lite leaf, And supply it aecurett in
pa, t4sw advertises...id ho this day'a paper.