The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-08 00:00:00

LAW AND C11,12d31.

Tustin= off Two Boman tat Inutruti.—Btsbrit
who is to wordy on the &mat trintr.
IA••• rim. Ms and Aar , aiso
.."" olliktreiles at, Balbsiggio7taussiloy7ol 71;
"RIM WOn aria stir hat mad gruistrd. Tr /*hi
rifFiesee•ddeettimalie eeettimerrelos °wilts timemeaVeadiporpskahoreeterli
murder of re two Asir y . Th• ars. sis
the Inquiry hiss irk is still vagrery I dr
siresarissen. Wage& 10414141017 erre Mt
on not char rough to wurair es rd. gaff
=teem'stop brig rim apes trot, bursitis& dr •
frisk this brother in wary. It Is, he oorer...j____eugmiirl
WA the rare sad rimer erne
Mod may load to semerian dolor bins doe,
Or art few days. At so early her es landftly
morning, • largo tone of oessishalary, auk,
A. Hamilton, J.R. with • toimber
cod • risen= drag in the " Bog af
ra;Deshad ayi wl, with boot-books rill drowned our
s from mends' till sight The his lad
orts ester, sad awry ire the Isla gaily tommerd
to slam ergot with water. Varier semalstres aft
made eosieerniag the Agri of re essza. Bar an.
of opinioo Is was to risorss • warble rid weir
that Lao been lest Mire ; hot this lay Om semi parrs
am, to light. It room has the scorsibedirry row
informed that Bieber Ifierphy, so th• Webb of Ilb•
dreadful aria, did sr sorra by this diver resit Orr
• Li. brotherds-lao, bat preorbill by a hysiord
which rams war to this Wu, sod it air tresyr Pm*
Wile that in it might I. ford sonsetitag whishmemild
give • ohle to re purr/are bid up is thy possuml
the result has not roe divulged. -.--
lurenstspr To RAILWAY 140021000M11 At the
Clerlienwell County Court, ea Viedatends , ammo WOO
board of ore interest to railway Olga
plaintiff oaa Mr. Frank Taylor, • lONLRosilor, who M
it. 'specious sod North-Wssarrs Railway Oripaay lit
f. 5 odd, for luggage loot es the 30tb of July bist, lb
•Pwared that no the day I, oneatioe the plaintiff gip
primer by Marcus's reunion train to Ithrowsbug
tlud he got into• carriage at Seines %sties ; ad that
after ring la it for seine ti.., he sad others war
ordered I. lases th.t vehicle sad set into arthor, se it
was found that it ass a dargiri swims; themiceo
✓eale bravol. By this °image of tto Plan*
tiff lost Mal a porter him at th•
tor ha weenie:4 111'61'1;6110 For the debar ifi ass
ruled that the railway aormay oen mutt ehlis, so It
was distinctly stated en the emersion 4446114 and the
ioilway tickets that excursiouists meat Übe their
leaser at dui: own risk. The solicitor for tb• M 1.,.
bairn quoted • tar fro. • recent amber of the Zug
Jeurnal, .implar is erre noped to the shoes toets few
sooting the damaged starrier), is Purr of the plus;
after whir his Honor doodad in favor of the do
fondant'.

-811i11-0-I.ai CAB Or BODT-IPUTtlilla TV
Itatraoadinary excitement has been wed la ties
village of Forearth, by the sarreptitious mamma
(Imo the ahurchyard of that place of the remaLaa a a
goatholai. meetly interred there—Mr. Tien. it
appear. from the amount 'applied by lb. Mary amid
Norfolk NA a duet time sines, • labourer wee passing
through the ohnechys4 whoa he observed that Mr.
Vial's grave bad bees aed, the mirth still remainiag
as it was thrown out, and the parrieth being
_broke.
I. two or the.. plasm A niece of candle, width Lei
ovidootly been used to light the is.. in their opemitithey
wee left on the mutilated loath. Mk Vial bed been
buried in • brisk grays, whisk hid been severed in lee
same way with a large slab, the full the This bedtime
drown or taken out and placed by the side, but as the
grave led not been entirely ussomired at ons in.
:sehe
wan bud been tilted up sad this lifted to the
From tic.nee it was serried to the gate, and pissed is •
vehicle of some demriytion ; the treks mires" the
meadow ahrerly showed the mark. of the wheals
to the Sudbery-road. Nothing wee beard in Mail=
either of the men who did the work or of the imam
brought to convey the body away ; aad *attain labourites,
Is the parish of Often Belahamp, who were going I.
their mornift's employment, aver that they nest •
yellow-paintso vehicle, driving it a moderate pass
towards Belchamp, os which were riding Ars or Ms
men, but the men were is disguised as not to ha reser
nimble by any of them. The man who int diesoreredi
the empty grave was in the gas-bons' at two o'elosk in
the morning, but heard nothing, robthly owing to the
strong wind Flowing from the building.. Os the am*
morning. between seven and eight o'clock. es the eszten
at (Men 13olobasop was walking throfth the shun*.
yard, he noticed • plank lying against the wall, partly
encrusted with dirt, as if it had been for some 'onside',
able time imbedded in the earth. On making further
Investigation it was dimoverted that the grays in whisk
Mrs. 'nail bad been buried bad been opseed in the
night. The earth had been shovelled in carefully, sad
was well premed down, and the turf (whisk bed besa
properly out from the mound) ea replaced mostly, sad
appersotiy by preatieeti hand.. All maths of the...
turret visit had been oblilerated as far as pocillde, and •
mass! gianm at the spot would not hays detected any
resent displacement of the soil Bat when Mrs. Vial
was interred, for some rearm or other , three planks
were left in the ground, laid over the men. The sem
had evidently hurried from Foroarth churchyard Is
Ottes fi.lohamp. and opened the grave where the wife
had been buried, and plaited the corms of the husband
there, bat had inadvertently left but one of the planks,
and finding cot their mistake too late, bad thrown it
against the churchyard well. It was this plank dmt
led to the cit.:ovary of the opening .4 the give.. The
paroehialantborvies are of cowers angry at what has
In-en done, and a reward of IV lise bee offend for the
discovery of these novel hodyanatobers.