The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-03 00:00:00

THE BERIOUB CHARGE AGAINST THE MANAGER

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At & special 'Min, of the magietrates, held before
Coionel Paget and htajord:.neral Powlett-Lane on
Wednesday last, Cherie. Ran.em surrendered to his
bail to &newer a chargo of hat i•ig administered to one
Jane Rogers certain noxious drugs with intent to pro-
cure abortion.

The prisoner is is marriel man with a family. He is
ale, the manager of Mr. D. Ballam's brickyard at
Kinson. He was energetically defended by fr. H.
S. Dickinson, while Mr. Tenor prosecuted on behalf
of the police. The facts were few and simple, although
a great deal of extraneous matter was gone into. The
prisoner's wife was obliged to fp away to the early
part of the year, and while she was away, according
ti the statement of the girl, who was living at hie
bons., as servant, the prisoner forcibly seduced her, the
result being that she became rec4ste. Finding herself
In that oonditim she informei him of the fact, arid he
then, as sworn by a chemist of Bournemluth, pro-
cured a certain drug, which he per•uaded her to
take. The result wag .11e w 5 nreinaeurely c..nfined.
and having, to her illnes,, toll her mother what had
happened, the police were communicated with, and,
vary properly, Mr. Supt. Batty ordered the proesca•

Tin WIDDLIIO BRIASIPADT,

Which was of a most recherche description, was
honoured by the presence of the Prince and Princess
of Wales, the Duke and Duchess of Albany, the
Hereditary Prince and Princess of Saxe-Meiningen,
and others.

Ajjiacluaioa the happy oouple left Alington
Hone+, amid the traditional shower of rice, and drove
to Victoria Station, where a special train awaited them
to convey them to Widmer Csatle, the seat of Earl
Granville, where the honeymoon will be spent.
The bride wore as travelling dream • white worked
muslin gown, with parasol and hing to match.
An analysis of the list of presents will show that
among the contributors are the Princess of Wales, who
gives a star sapphire and diamond brooch, the Prince
of Wales, who sent a barge silver cigar box, the Duke
and Duchess of Albany two waivers, the Hereditary
Prince and Princess of Saxe.kleittingen a ruby brace-
let, Lord Alington a pearl and diamond tiara, Lady
' Alington • pearl and diamond bracelet, Earl of Har I-
wick* a dressing case, Lady Hardwick* a barge
diamond cross, Lord Cowley diamond bracelets and
the Countess of Cowley a diamond ring. An address
from the te,antry at Crichel seemed to be eip cially
pi-mints to the Hononrahl!i H. N. Stork
. . . .

don. The girl was steerelY cram-examined as to her " I cannot sufficiently thsnic you and all the
clif,riteaste,_ 'Geer au ar duster, l_le• il.rbtl4t. parn.ted pre,
generale oi lent, and, although eh. seemed to " assume suleoribers to this marrlg: present fee year tindstlos rmanost
c.a.mwokfivilia. w......
liv.Hrecier:44.lti•ncliw 0.1.4
an:
lin
a virtue," she was persistent in her statement that I
the prisoner was the only man she had ever been
intim ite with. never be
bentiftoOrigfLoon,nd)aorlri::d.iothreosyn:f muz_silelliesmatirlyone.y7sticcbrniyll. tireir.?e,.7.o. Fai.....r ellvezviral Ya.d(alachceaadi.,..), curand.neu kr an.dilts, John
" HUMPHREY STURT " poon and fort, Coon em of Not mantes, salver =belied tray,
Start, old ware jag end rem, Rev
Ptiorioun to the hearing of the case a consultation The cup was sepplied he Mr. B. J. Kerridge,of the 111.1.' ad Mrs )1.1:41,„ writing ems, Rev Mr and Mre
took place between the magistratee and Mr. Supt. West Borough. Wimborne, who engraved the following FelloLle. dewing-room mirror. Mr Golding set of mass, Mr
Batty, relative t a the simieion of the public, the inscription on it : Pyks, chine Ink stand rumple e, Mrs Currie, china mounted
superintendent of police, with hie usual regard for the "Presented to tbeHonoueable Homobrey Napier Stud. mirror, the Mess Farquhar', set of china vases. lady babel
general morals, suggesting "closed doers." The on his marriage with the L.dy Feodore Yorks. hz the .it ipie, china Inketand, Lord .
Dentran,_Dreeds. en tray, Sir
Bench, however, decided to limit themselves to order- Inhabitants of Wimborne Waster, June 151.1.‘ Vag. Hydes Tome, pair large this. same. Ye. "Me, china
lug ".11 women and children out of court," much to The address. with the names of all the subscribers I vans, Merebioneen ot Wate;l,rd,i,i paiyr.
Lady y largeri•
.c.htonies
the chagrin of a large number of Constitutionhill to the cup, will be presented to the Hon. H. N. vases, Lady Hllkeley, ch Ina
Worcester tea eervlce, Mrs Smoothen china agates, Inas-
ladies with babies in their arms, who had flocked in St nrt on his return to CricbeL hen Remake, est of Dresden china cups and saucers, M's
specially to he the cue. Many merry change. rang out from the belfry of
Harbutt, painted china plate, Mrs Young, Dresden china
The prisoner is a quiet looking man of about five the grand old Iktinster Tower at Wimborne during the pay, Lord Norreys, Dresden tea serves, Lady Henniker,
and thirty. The girl, although eh.) gave her age ati aftereoon and evening in honour of the event. Mina me, Colonel tie Hon F Wellesley, cabinet Ivory end
only 18, looks considerably older. She was fashion- tortoise ehell. Countess of Hardeneke, parasol, Mr and Mn
ably &mask and wore an elaborate "fringe." Both The m of the Hon. Humphrey Napier Start, Fran. LE Vascount Weimer, Lady 0-ace Vane, and Mr Bean.
she and the prisoner were allowed tn he seated during only sonarir,roord and Lady Alingt or, with Lady
the hearing of the PUS, Which occilpied nearly five Feorlorowna Yorke. el lest daughter of the Earl and
i lionre. Countess of Hardwick., was solemnised at St. Paul'. hip*Pivssiesl'iolLu'rammnobreinfitch'n.l.4i4%..tClannol;iialkhat:L'i.'te.nrh2ntt'esgeinalne.lehofdsecielmraGb°""wi,nirva:l7l.rnna'eelrarger I:dnelltellinesrver:' Con.
the
I Previous to the girl being calla l, Mr. Dickinson Church, Knightsbridge, on Monday afternoon, by Georg. Arthur. diver embose-d boz, Mr B fkrish•lnumbl°l44...lllo
applied that the girl should ale., I-osee the court, dur- epeeist' license. Their Royal Highness' the Prince end CANO. Mr H
iFart,,,lta le of silvyer lanleentlelze:
bible,
bk a
1 jog the opening statement of Mr. Tanner. Princess of Wales and their three daughters, the fle“lfort, s candlestick,
of Albany honoured the ceremony by their presence;
Nis% Tanner • oil he didn't c are, he supposed Mr. Hereditary Princess of Saxe Meiningen, and the Duke
Dickinson was afraid. drawing-roma screen (figure • worked in silk), Lord Ebury,
ariondr.,Laidc.youWniLmombott,, ddlitto.,. Mr II i falndrarqcoutb,...ar, ditto, Lady
kiadituy,.
Mr. Dickinson : You really have no right to make and in addition to the family of Lord and leety
that observation. Alington and the Earl and Doontess of Hardwick',
Mr. Tanner: Well it seems to me to show • very the wedding was attended by Maria Marchioness, f
weak defence. Ailesbury, Co. Mara:donee ~f Both and Lady Alice or London Lytle., Hon la e lest" ,ch • _ (gold
mounted). Wm Violet Churchill. vase. Kiss Hein oft-
Mr. Superintendent Batty: Mr. Tanner is here to Thynne, Lord and Lad_y Harriett Ashley and Miss
0- Sumnertimir sr mirror.
Gordon,Crl * n theb
bible IT "Ido andur
LadyG a
.pra PyMnOir.w.ielytihoelaK.lnfirnn*"_ °L.o:;lea.",yeun'Lliie:
Bier. ditto, Mr and Lady Rose Lovell and Miss Mend
represent the grl, and she has • right to be present to Ashley, an 1 others. The bridegroom was attended nand Rowland Lovell, gold mounted drawing mirror. Hon C
instruct him. by Sir Arthur Scott, Bart., as beet man. The brides- c01,,,,ie, pmr of vid,ouotod NYC", lions Lavinia. Roiily,
The prosecutriz was accordingly allowed to remain maids were the Hon. HUN Winifred, Mildred, Mabel, and Mary Hard' .go, paper and Inkstand c omelets, Hots
in Court. and Sybil Sturt, sisters of the bridegroom • Lady
Mr. 1). icTannerkinsoowasdo.tfird aboutwkntoowo case, when
anMedgfarlaisilencraY;rekn,e,oosiso.:fenr;
ofantdhoHbornfd.o.EvaThVie ebllresfdloe,y. Chypior".ollubri:rdnwse.i'Dgaeid' scii i cigar
i:tie
piN.
.817:hturti.",10.sildv°°•bourucreedewolirthlWn.l.ilemttela:.re
M hien... of Bath, clothes brush. silver b oik, Dowager Grdj
against the defendant. I dress wee white Ottoman silk, trimmed with
Craven. silver tray, Duke and Duch."' of Besulort, Silver
open
ti11:1,6.47e5;
Mr. Tanner raid there was no specific charge at I orange blossoms, and over • wreath of the same surer basin an . cream jug. Captain McCdt, pair of candle.
present. It. nature would depend upon the depoel. flowers • tulle veil. The bridesmaids wore dresses sticks, Viscount Dungary .n salver tugs balinMr. Hansel-
tittle. of white Indian muslin, trimmed with lace and pirrydell, 'Wirer bon twey 'ltvely . and Lady Edith Carson_
Mr. Dickinson: How can I answer • charge until I white satin and muslin cape. Esch wore a diamond silver bas. Mew Paget, George 111 silver cream jug. ir=denli
know what it h.? dove brooch, holding a note bearing the initials. Countess Wilton, sayer casket, is • . _ ,
The magistrates ruled it was not necessary that any "ii F.," the gift of the bridegroom, and all carried
flon Fitzroy smart. silver bell, Mks. Margaret Cashew, silver
formed by the Bishop of Ely, assisted tch boa, Vismuet Clam, silver cigareue case. General
particular charge should be sp,cified. bouquets of red roma The marriage service was per- Roane, two silver mustards, gareektspers of Criehel, silvet
Mr. Tanner proceeded to state the charge was ted by the Rev. Henry pocket Barr. Hon H Leeson, silver ca•ket, Lord avid
one under an Act erditled 24 and 25 Vic., c. 100, s. Montagu Villiers, M.A., vicar of St. Paul's; the Rev. lady (bee gins Cura-an, set of silver eaglets. Lord
58, which enacted that a...yone who should administer Henry White, hi. A.., chaplain of the Chapel Roy.l, Cowley's servants, si ver milk jug and sugar basin, Counter,
to a woman being with child anything with intent to Savor; and the Mee. E. Lyon Fellows., M.A., rector ni.vidradr i'dd• in.i.` of .6''',1`,.% elLeZis„,eylisti.ckeist•yeV.b""tore: derookV."Z
procure • miscarriage 5h..u1.1 he guilt) of felony, of Wimpole, the bride being given away by her father, %,..' c1.7,t07.' and
pincushion bound in sliver, Sir Frederic
Colonel Paget asked how. Supposing the woman was the Earl of Hardwick.. At the conclusion of the see-
.1 otinstorte, sib. k, banmeter, and therm meter on deed coat-
uot nit-it chill, vice the newly-m.rried pair, preceded by the clergy, b net, Earl and Countess of Darnly, inkstand. gold toe
Mr. Tanner explained there tease further provision went to the vestry for the registration of the marriage, Loy oorchester, bloving boot., body Sarah Lindsey, gall
which dealt with that offence, even if that was the the register being attested by the Prince of Wales and
yinukay,istandif. Bare
(loaniedr, CouchisinteiLpH.owesilve,
rpaitor,
pot. gold
OOswald,d
eseadi,te
case, the intent was the subj. tof the act. Having the Duke of Albany.
gat d the facts ~f the cam, he radial The ceremony in church was of a moat impressive sLialever.
ottsesspl2(brgrolzes.),-.l.ll.rliurltvehertaw.rui.
ibri•wonsec.ry esitniendaLi,
!iota
Jan. Itu,:er• sell she Wen: t., the prieoner's house nature, and a. ths couple left the church the organ wof 0w.... Colonel and Kw George 4.n.i, w... lamp,
just after Chri.tmas to see after .is wife. She (Hie pealed forth the" Wedding March." Hon Gerald Wel slay, clock Luly Emily Fltsmannce,
write) left in le..brustry. and Cane home azsin tin the The following is a complete list of the invited ivory workesse. Earl and COU”Slas Granville, necklace,
13th of that month, leaving again on the 19th to go to guests : Wes Charter* salver. Sir Richard end lad, Glyn, de k,
Waterloo. On the following day, when she (the Prints and Princess of Wales and the Young Prineesse. I,l,;.or,:rcLdilesii..- gold basks.' Br 'd'thtith"' E" d U.".
reaper !Siert, clod, and candlestick. Mrs
wittiest.) and the prisoner's little by were .lone, the lierwlitary Prince and Princes. of dace-Ilsodngen. Duke and
lasted Mills, Inkstand and candlesticks, Mr Coasts:sok,
Prisoner Came into 13.. r hodrOoM and got into her bed. Duch." 4 Albany, Marquis "d I‘.rchim.". of Bath' Karl sandwich case, Viscount and VI counters Newport, tureen,
unties of ormanton Wits Marearet and Beatrice
She reeisted hart, but he o•erpowered her. This
and
Cold= Sidney Colonel the lion E Derby Walter Lady Edmund Talbot, feuded and pepper box-s, Earl of
occurred three times after, and the. she told him he Beolles, feu (Kler.ton 'L y Wimbornek X Wes'ren, Em No•manton, silver jug. Vecount .. id Viecountess Barrington,
had got her lot a trouble. 'lie then sail he would get (Hamilton Place), Viscount Weimer, P a Monteflore, Serb the •dler munirdutrrol,potlY C": 11117;, eu'iii:er cestovvi geld
her souiethint which would put her all right. A few lion WI ham and Mrs Portman, Miss Portman, Edward mounted,misr-c........i.02i.rn5., aptly casket, ;41•Vrisrounted, Igoe Sidney candlesticks,n
nighte miter .he met him again between his own house
(Psoortribman...pwrgiqui. IteWvGliiiirou., Illrs,Kmandotert.lllarirare.pb.t AtTni.cder.onn, t horn, Miss Mabel and Mies Olivia
and the brickyard, and he then gave her a little bottle,
Harding., the Hon Dena Durfuey and Dowager aidings
saying here's awns stuff for you to take. She took Mrs Brist iwe, a nor sugar bnatet and silt, Lord LlitharpE
, (vs erwiek-squarel Sir Arthur Scott, Bart, (Eaton-square), Es I
a`dne of it in the evening. Two days after she wen. awl I. es. ess o. sailor Vii ount Dungaree., Berl and
MlBli'll:eenrrgesn'juli‘in:eeistti: 'sur:R°burltr:F"': 116siiirdveteerdielo,bo"potienwl:ke'll't1:et;:h.er:tewl:ick.e.litePairr,raafi;
to his house again, an I then he asked her if she had CoUntalli of Weenies, Noel Fectrick, Egg (Chaster-square),
Adolphu• Lid tell, silver cup, h Clo tees of linden, Meer
taken any of the stuff, and she told him she had taken Guy Repton, Esq (Curzon-street), Seel and CoUnlaW of
one lot, hut she should not take any more. He then Claren on, W Calcralt, Etiq (Arthur'setreet, St James' Club), !....7,t b`ir•lea limieide_
__C°l7ll° „and Mr Ceel Colville eerie of silver
rson silver rang Marquis d
said be had some more stuff be could give her. No T Wallace, Ems (St Jamere-treet), T Colebrook, 16.104. '''' •
.......1 chioners .7Lanradovrne silver tureen, Mr'Granville rarquittr'
one was „..„,,„,„t „, .).,„ time; I, Look 0a,..• to hie South-erect). Earl and Gauntee, of Watford, Lady Mace , .
v"--- - '"' .--- [tract •eman (43 iiel • uare), Mr and Mrs Knoell- slier ankstand, Hon Mrs C Coat, sliver boz. embiesed, Lady
kitchen, and when him wife had gone up.tairs he gave pw 7,0 u. Dowager' gth ....1 Loood Duman, ladles' needle•cue, "Anchor,' Mn Baring, silvers
Marchionem owner, Earl and Countess
her some more stuff. It was wrapped in • chapel of licheeter, Lord and Lady Edmund Talbot, Sir Henry and mounted mirror.
bill. (The bill wan produced, and WS4 dated 14th lady Wilmot, Cavendish &enact, Esq. lady Cermet...
April.) He told her t a put boiling water to it, and Earl and t °untwist of Cork, Mr and Yrs Willi due (30, Great
take half a tea-cup of it when it was cold, and Conthevlend-Pisee). Iferquia and Ouchi.ne" of Water'
she was not to say anything to " Annie' (his fool, E..
Mao,rl and, 0,71inte.., Syd3sy,v Uultithe and
Newport,Doeh
wwifse )y,
to take
i ti ts,,
often
t int
. would.h e breakco
ki. hershoheartootk. h
,Sonsh e
Hon said
tuit.'lVlmilsoonf ,h'iLarleyn'lliirsnnlkWe'r,t7lbeeoryC"chPetrnume..Ewtf(ll.
this fresh stuff with her, and did an he told her. She Berkeley-square), CI Farquhar, Km (St Jamee-strest), G•lonel
drank some, and it made her sick, and gave her • and Mr. Hambro and Ike. flanibru (U. Ilanageld-w net), Hush
pain in her side. She saw him on the following day, Cameron, Esq, and M s Cameron (63, Hertford-street). the
and toll him she hail taken it °ice, but she should rake liihueke
oannd Duchess of i eaufori, Earl end Countess of V. ilton,
College.
,EulAtUleitor
..n (dEtior.n .itaollega(il..cfh C it,fil,;tligh,nl.l(;:to;/.1
no more, as it Wan so nasty. He told her to "follow
it on" if she could, but she told him she should not. Bev Barrington and Mrs Mills (Bury Si Edmunds), A de
He then wanted to know if he should get her another Rothschild. Eaq, Hon C Huy (Bachelors' Club), Lord and Lady
bottle of "stuff," which he said would coat es. 6d. She lievensworth, Lady Miry Lkldell (Portland-place). Genets' and
said that if he did cite ahouldn't take it. Then he Mrs Owen WI liams(l.4, itlllesset), Colonel Henry Salim ey
asked her if she told her mother, and she replied yes, said Mrs Walled., 04, Clillive'vtrveto Berkeivr-Su‘rel• 'ter
and then he nail " Shall I rive your mother some F and Mrs Pegir, tir Harper (43, Hertford-street), lion C
Herding. (33. Warwicketi rare), Lord and L•dy Harriet Ashley
money not 4a say anything ab ut it ?" She told him and the Hun Miss Ashl-y 09, Cbeeter-equare), Sir itiettard and
no, as she wouldn't take it. He then wasted to know Lady Glyn (13, Portmanequale), C N Charring% -a, Esq. (4,
whether jibe got her a place would she go away some. Ilyde Park Gardens), Colonel and Lary Emily Moss:tate (34,
where to be confined' She told him u.i. About • Charles-street. Ikarkeley-quare), the Earl .1 Northbrook, Lady
week after this .he was at the prisoner'e hones one Emmy Baring, Velment Karin,. General the lion. St. George
evening, and whilst she was in the kitchen Mrs. and Mrs Foley (Piccadilly), Lord and Lady Eller). (Grosvenor-
Bantam nail to her in his presence" Have you got into 9‘Cul"ftUnt2l'fih:t LailotnboAm,YtlirekeLad(Pc"lmnnles Wirbirahu'l)' (t4ht,' PEoarrtilaatnidd-
trouble by my husband?' She made no answer, and place. Earl sad Cou.iters a Dudley, the Hon Mrs E Yorks
the prisoner maid nothing. Mrs. Bantam said if she (17, Lumen-street!, Hamm Ferdinand de Rothschild. Mr
knew it was with her host and she should not stop in ant Mrs Leopold dc Rothschild, Earl and Counters of
her house another hour. After this she went home, March, Montague Guest, Esq, MP, Sir C and Lady Louisa
and five weeks ago last Saturday (19th May) she was
taken ill, and on the 20th May she had • Mills, the ~,,..7 tills, the Earl and Countess of Rossbn,
ford, Miss Cjia,tanc3 .41nsollace), ethne(iiirbl Bielrira of
115i'redi
mi-carriage. Dort ir Parkinson attended her. bud and Lady Henry Lennox, Earl and Cotilnenfuo e,
She remained in the prisouer'a house from the first Ladle* Evelyn and indth Curzon (21. Cursonetreet) General
week after Christmas when she first went up, till ten arid Mr. Baring, X 440. Olivia and Mabel Baring (3d, Wilton-
weeks 'g', ideepitig there all the time. On the day Plage, sarl and Counter. Draavale. W Percy Doyle. Fag (H• 11
when Bantam came into her bedroom no previous Moon-crest), Captain the Hottorale John and Sri Yorke,
I,..l.....aniii:AadbAleuiviC:7l,...letot,-.11,1,:e (43, Egtoo.pc,,). Hooombloe'y loin
Earl and Countess of Derby. Viscount and Viscoun
arrangement had been made between them. When he yym,„,0,,, Lord sail Lody cof,:mo, ii mono,. mi.. Rthas
Came in midtown I she told him ehe should get up
again if he did not go out. Bantem hod not to look niftri:oys M.bicea ;.-c,,,gen,zi.lloanudt. tutdingay
GrinCL2e.
after the chapel lip th,re (Coustitution.hill), but was
secretary of the Temperance Society. She hod been in Bv.r.nif (11, Porullanegusro), Madame Os inbuti (thinners'
the habit of cleaning out the chapal. She remembered bury, Acton), Lad. lloutartu, Mr and Lady Florence imn-
going into Poole to atir e Dant, lII'S wife's sister-in- (.o,iiii.h.
.1.;
itZen..:ll%,Lo,Pakrkr-latize), Mr aril Mn. Ft:Gores
e ( J. Unsham-street), Lord said
law at the beginning of April. and remained there a Lady 171 e 'Roe (Gr even r ), lord sail Lady Alfred
fortnight- She did not bring back •ny herb with her, coorchild Miss Churchill, donel Stirring and Viscoun es
anti she never in the' efendant's house boiled up any Claf ten, Hon Miss ELIE Viscount Clifden (Dover II .use.
in the presence of his wife and drank it. She knew
I,:virs.,_l_,eco.enlifhlkorlia:ennetooontt(awandaMi,ieswee-noitcro(Baytedowinequare), Colonel
Mrs. Jane rennin, but had never spoken to ber about B```'sal Oav" Mall). °v.v..° end Mr. "vv....4 Mr and 1
her condition, nor did she ever say to her that if there
mwasarrfaondytiohsiong tThehomalotftoeor
dlityhwhossr
the
was nnootdboynlya .I,:e7o.ll':)...."mgranhu,c:irrir.ii ethf4(ef ,illitaliuonsith.de_gril-st.t)nce.nt)::.,S...): *ri(:ltidiLinaldpt7eusEt'la:Sirs.dt
olithaingwitidd,u‘.llb6itr,
Ft..
jr.i,h Misses
. i, .
. . A.Bieatame(o(.olA,nEinogionism.ioretreitaa)r.deEts.)i.
one she had ever been intim its with. On • day in
April, she did not know what date. Bantam asked C Hall, Esq (3, Temple-garden.), the Duke and Durh.s. of
113cLII:huvue'.'5f.isioat)Lor&oroLrit.thecr.:teLoittiolOantalli.dnniver°11 Buncombe 09,
her to come into his house an his wife wanted her, and
before she went in he told her not to tell her it was
he. Mrs. lantern then slaked her if it was her y
Blngtiini
Horace
husband, and she made no answer. Mrs. Bantam, Norris, Lrd and Lady Castlereagh, Lord and Lady Cadogm,
riming her condition, told her she should not require DowWl Lady Walton, Lord end lady Wed... Mend. Leda
her services any longer, and she did not at once turn Grace pane, Lord Burgh( rah. Lord Renton, Mars, Marceioness
round to the defendant and say "Now I'll say it's you of Aylesbury, Sir Deers, Arthur, Major and Mn Napier Stun,
and you shall pay for it." She knew a man nsmed MLort„isadEeit dli'l ilkdee iih.Lovell ro'l Ith." L''''.ll• Viscount 'Wynn
John Hoe", who Heed at Newt in ;on her oath no Hartle, Hon Sirs Cuts,. 'lll•L'lL'lbe"rtt, Hoyn Coventry lion %inn, -,
impmper connection had ever taken place between Colonel the Hon iv Wellesley, Lon' Boston, Colonel Lid' Mrs
them. Her mother got her a box of pills, and she George Moue. Earl and Counters of Sefton, Lord and Lady
took some, an! Mrs. il
tn te In did so too. That was Clarence Paget and Misses Paget-(t), Lord and lady A fred
before cite had any stuff from the defendant. She had P•get and Musses Paget (4). Marquis and lambkins's Otranto,
ligerdMarejpi:r!anblhtdelesi'w:dimyr WillaDlimchboi:lairolael,d;"igurk"hjiturkLadlOu:e.y.hhislargri.MMartreChlbolTartaenr.rwbotescgry:::
not been in the habit of toting about all hours of the
night at publichou-e. She was up there when the
whirli-gigs were there, but she had not had a young
man's arm round her waist—" not lately." Lady Sarah Spencer Churchill, the Hun II and Mrs B urge,
Ile-examined by Mr. Tanner: N., one had ever
1 dos ll
iri endb..Went-wortht, n0i.,,1 Beau-
Mr.
end Lady itommood Fellow... Me Countess of Hopstoun,
Mrnmorrenp.i.PalugettA,,Dasr,:wHolarperiolrd,
iltr.X.rnitCoc.:7toliiLiii,
threatened her about her dr,..„..,,,,,...,,,,,ab0prrnrjme.:;y;ithae..
,the Earl of of._l4.l._p.teun, Lord Herbert Vane Teuspe•t, Fart and
not good as t , them, but she knew what month this 'ii,i'l"'""aa"a`a.a.lige' 41. and Mrs iisith" W ass.. Sir
wm. limn Gal, Sir Richard end Lady Buckley, the Rev 11 and
mohultrh. Geo.
yooroggenTf.daylotrh,ochboemailsot
which he himself served the prisoner. It consisted of William and Mrs Gerard, Dr Mackenzie, Rev 31 sad Mrs
per-chloride of iron or tincture of steel. It was about Valid'', Vianenna aninerwai Earl and Cenakea Denise.
three months ago he sold it to him.
Cross-examined, he said he was not in a very exten-
sive way of business. Perhaps 50 or 60 customers
would come to his shop in the course of a day. Tincture
of steel was a common thing to sell. bet what impressed
upon his mind this particular occurrence so much was
that the prisoner asked for " coience." He had not
seen the prisoner since until that morning. He could
swear to hint. He had not been pointed out to him.
Mr. Supt. Batty remarked the police had not coin.
municseed in any way with the witness with reference
to the identification of the prisoner.
Mr. Dickinson: I really don't think, Mr. Batty,
you ought to put in those little remarks. It is cutting
the ground trim under one'. feet.
Mr. Supt. Batty: If the Bench think I ant wrong I
will apologies.
Louisa Roger', the mother of the girl, • widow,
living at Constitutionhlll, said she remembered her
denghter going into the service of the defendant to
sleep there during the month of Jana .ry. She left at
Easter, and went to Poole. She recollected Mr.
Bantam being away in February. Five weeks ago
lasth: hnb ini wife. w
call went
n Thursday,t i
i to
'eS kh e,l,bet.wionlilr himln
-thing(. consequencehremr l
rl' a' n.oi"fg bwt !Sr* She
hest v 112:1 swda 1 . ci
sold him
he was
I.
e dwa and
i:loinieti
the man eh.. ha I got In r in.'ho.o.• rei;reeril".f.
tifefra_diecn
gan:pla'uifragie:lit
liet:..footito:iistlTrii.dt.:dhetuhat:hetthilieberrid:i. a
lat daughterat
lt
the
....t, ad
that,
-hr :hisho ed
hto. wifeoikl
.)
bllir
something
in tthenhgoei:euzast.
elinmead,ndthhthillefidipg it
and he repeated
eirho.i:ti.
tiessenutiff.dfleiyaitcnoce:utionietf,:telib:::::ltldeadn.ad:Ltiwtedenrhtethaeheendd
brought back some stuff in a paper,
paper
maid no, but ehe said " you did," and that he gave it
isveenofto:ll, evc:w:eeeom„ iiewnbooull:tvdfohanth. evepurispoonunieear
to her while his wife had gone upstairs. She (witness)
t 0:
hf
ei lt "
state.!.et
rou
i. .
04. Hutchins,
4stuff
tbeath calculated
eu
Alfred Moody, chemist and druzgist, Wimborne,
wan the pngluct of a shrub called "savine." The
Mr. S. G. Parkinson, M.R.C.S., who bad been in-
structed by the police to attend the girl, deposed as to
person in her condition at the time.
Cross-examined : 'lle miscarriage might have arisen
from natural causes.
George Budden. brickmaker, of Newtown, deposed
to going to the doiendant's kiln.sbed in the course of
( v8:3:1):,. slit 411:ot:006n:ea:
:aictsh.
IC.
ro:
en a:tiihti nit. Shortly
after business, and seeing lying by the site the branch of a
Peculiar plant. Defendant said it was for the horses.
He could not say it was savine. There was • tree
ing near, but be could not say it was the grew.
same as the
fehislhlweeninke.ne ieetearntceeernhowe:whoculeleecreuitf be
branch produced.
aitlpbee're.Ch.Hdeatct,,hhhinphgried
state-1 he received the drugs which had been produced'
from the mother of the girl. and obtained a warrant to::
got hs wr sixlia months innocent,
aiii hoi
sr andwiti.
anything about it.
nwouonetwh:nol..l.boavfoerktrliown au
doors,
Prieecntion ' • and the
Bench having intimated they should commit,
the
prisoner for trial, Mr. Dickinson said he shin Id
show his hand, but allatild reserve his clef ant
ence. He
had a perfect answer to the charge.
The prisoner was admitted t, hail—himself in £lOO,
and two sureties (Mr. Ball= and Bitc. Budden) in the
isms amount.