The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22 00:00:00

Lads gib edam

Timm Mina/ In IMarrOMMited.—Osasidetabla
renewer has bora saner by Roe dig•••• 17 tf
remains of three bodise—two of infants sod osie of •
bar—la ea old pit near the village of drkrr. la • wir
patio/ dialfordablen Some tearoom/ harmers, as=
to Id= to draw water, palled op ID their
o of the slee of ve • wornan't night diem
Lambing farther, they brought up a rani billd2oll
in it this.nce sf am Want, whirl ea b. spin _,_
the hug was ormed. Tim body had bean wrapped Mt
UN sight gown, and to the beg • brisk bed boos
tied. Nedra lam hoe prepossess' the body to be
that of • full grows ehild, which bad his. in the wafer
perhaps eighties: morha. Further sumelh was made
ia the sante pit, aid the boom of a mend bleat wen
found, sad also the.. of • boy about six years old,
There eta mareely be any doubt that this boy had bees
mongered. His legs had bees tied togrber ales& the
ankles so tightly that the cord ,resoalned feet idler abs
dash had wasted away. 80 tightly lathed was the used
still fast to the bones that when the cord was bead up
In the middle the boar dangled esoarely at either end.
Ilarepting the skull, nearly all the hams of We buy
wore four. The termer% Invest ea the body of
the int child found has his. oommumel ear
adjourned. There is link doer (the NNW say:el...thee
three children were murdered, and the prise
who are LUS•ftliating the eireamerneas " believe that
they an not altogether without a ere that segy Lied to
the arrest of one or mon of the murderege."
Tza Young Woman " licontrunigaran" AY
Seaday, Kiss Taylor, the young
worralahtly atersounanisand by the Rev. T. B. Pollak
the "pi ime at St. Alban'., Bimiikabalat Was Saba by
a body of her friends to pessust berm& for the 62
tommunlem The shurub was szemelary dit
a great number of people oda& were aaabletein
edinisroa. easel foossarded Mee Taylor near the
altar. They laughed lat the ritualist& manor gl
medastlag the make. irserapiad lbs simm. by
entakieg. Brom the ssrvise was at as int, the eremi
cards karst open the doer and ranted is. Me women
took fright, aid berried towards the anise is the only
way of wept. La New as scull get out left the
thank In terror. Tb• dare crowd WNW the Ara
Iliad the aides sad stood are the inoB, the saawii•
being for a nate pat ma and to. The seeder el the
crowd being of a enaeweet memo* dreamier, Mr.
Pollock and his brother riser and the shearers
appeared in • Hoe oa the lower step of Um rise, with a
largo moss held la front of them by way al retsina&
and of aiming the erowd. In about Ise dares eider
via so mash regional is to allow of the sorties being
harried Wooed. There were • few oommaaisante, but
the plass warn so orowded that Kim Taylor, like many
others, was tumble to approach the altar.

EXT1401W111•IT ROSIEST IN • It•ILWAT VAL—
A robbery, which is unparalleled from its &ries and tie
meaner in which it was suited, was peripileated am
Friday eveniag es the Nerth-heatere Rahway, within
sir miles of York. The ewes °Work *lda for KANN
Scarborough, lad Whitby lift York with blw
pay at the greaspeaT's ofilaials on the Mahon sad
end Fleeting beineb. The mosey was esekeed la hip
and paper panels, the total amongst beim, it is nick
between RZO sad £3OO, sad it was intrusted be the ewe
of Jobs Livery, the guard, ia his van, wide& was at tbe
aril of the teals. The Wear all right until it
bed arrived within the bask whisk is ghost SOO
yaids from the Strongish 14•1611 0111 the Halts= and
Scarborough branch. The van then came toadied steal
al the guard has himself expbrined, and on
look
l,
• the whitlow he (wad that lb. Wain had hit lii..
Hs got out of the van sod west about 100 yards towards
Stressall station foe the purpos. of giviae • *sal to
the driver that the Irsia mlght be brought bask aed the
vse atigiehad to it. The meow begs and panels are
stated to have bees all safe when be left the van, hat
on returning after he bad gives the sigma he saw the
off I& door open, sad &wavered that a poetise of the
money had bees stoles, probably £lOO. When the van
had been roompled, and the train had retuned be
Strensall, Livery reported the robbery to the stades-
reaster. Informatics was gives to the polies and in-
quiries were instituted, but neither the mosey nor the
peroona who had stolen it were discovered. The van had
coupled whU• the main was In motiee. Os
Saturday moraine Mr. Hawker, We superintendent of
police on the Noetb-Eicatire system, me& as invader
COSI WO the airocunstanms stieedies this extreordieety
affair, the result of which was that he took Uney late
custody ma suspicion of being cosneated with the
robbery. The prisoner wee subeequeetly brought before
Kr. J. R. Walker (a magistrate of the North RldtoL
in which division of the °Nulty the ogres we. com-
mitted), at York, when Hr. Hawker pre • short state-
ment of the care. On the guard being asked if be had
anything to say why be should not be remasded, be
staged that be was inaciect, end that be did sot know
anything at all about the robbery. He also said he re-
sided at Scarborough, end that he bed bees in the arm-
pany's service @Mos 1853. He was remanded until
Wednesday.