The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-05 00:00:00

Lab anl, Crime.

8111001A1 DtVOllOll O&M— l'he actemedinary sense
of Manama v. Peaty bee hese Were the remotes Cows.
The respeadest, • clerk is the Bank of England, to
1863 married his amain. Wes Haneeek. An her
relatives were presoak and by their pease* ffm• their
manatees to the trammitioa. Neert4 afterwards Mrs.
Peaty heA to be sent to an asylum, ender elresinetenees
differently elated by the wilsesses be 1b...... The
allecatioa is that the WY mad balers her marriage,
load when the marries* ceremony wee performed, mit,
if not mad Doe, liable to he soot say time, end bar
roardiaas appose la snarl sad potato* the Woo to
declare the Ml•trille, sell sad void, es the slaved that
the lady was not, at the time the eseentoef was per-
forated, of mound mita. Sherz,... deed el @widows
lad been Wien, the roes wee ad oersted ems die, with
a view that tome occoprontiee t be effected between
the btigante.

Isloggionli AMBIT, AT Plana—As Ingenious
attempt to bp* upon tho eh* emestable for West
Suffolk has jest bees detested. A man noised Schema
Ball, who had been in the Northampteashire polies, and
was discharged on the 31st Disessiber, being onzious
to UMW employment in mother polies force, pround
from • prinisi at Ben St. Idessails three blank henna
of similar to Woes mad by the Ghia OM.
9901010 of Neetbungetesskine, and as. of these he filled
up, taking esse to Weed that he had "named" his
sitsgthes is We place oesepied by no word "abhorred'
I, Ws *glad. Is order to give it every appearance of
• penis, doesuseet, be out Ws eldpim may of
Northemptonskire senetsbekry from theories', genie
death sad sal* it to the forged as.; and trltb thu
illedmiley to his stikarsaaar be sada opplisoke to the
thief coesseble for West Suffolk. Some Worm.' hou
upon lb. se** hd however. reached the Suffolk
sad the imposition wee at moo detested. The
man was bass into melody. and brought before tbe
magistrates at Bury on Wednesday, oboe be was pm,
witted for trial at the quarter aerie* upon We chugs
of wilfully uttering • Waged instrument.
HPUMBLa 1111111)12 AT 811•.—On Tuesday. at It.
Thames Pollos-court, Chorks (or Earl) Anacreon. s
Swedish mamas, aged 30, was brought up before Id'.
Paget, abused with the wilful murder of James
ilannichien, • West Indian (bole, as board the 'hip
Roby Castle, 011 Ws 24th November lest, of owe
Legalism, ot We Booth coast of Africa. Tim prima/
was given into Wo ustedy at Daum,. a detectire
offeer. No. 11 H, yesterday after**, sem after lb
arrival of the Roby Castle. He understood" feglim
Ho milked up and dews the felon's dock dung
lb shale of Wag otomisation, and wheo &eked, m
the terminstim of Um evidences 01 es* winks, "Rsee
you any issestious to sok r ho sorbed very dialectly,
'No Sr. not any." Yr. William Palmy, thief mate
of tn. Ruby Coeds, staled that tho prisoner was shloged
at Penang as en able seaman. Tbs desseeed wo,oleo s
mazma onboard. Both or.. were ia his watch. On
the 24th November leak at ban-post four o'clock, he
was woke up and told that • warder had been coop
mitt*. A somas said, "Par God's sake, make haste."'
He went atealifit to the forecastle, and fraud the ag-
onised lying In his bunk and several of the crew abut
hint. Some of them got up to or. whet was the matter
with the tun. The &emu* was lying on his right tide,
with his book towards the bunk—a fearful spectacle.
the back of the men's seek was .at through from ear to
ear, and his bed was ma* ant off. He WWI Sill
breathieg, *hough his heed was mewed in that way.
sew af the mew got up to look at We wounds, end
bend • porno* 011 k. ma's singlet and shirt is the
outs. He cleared away the singled aad shirt. Ho said,
"James, do you bow neer This demand faintly
artigulated, "Wl* He asked him, "DO you bone
who did Wier The deemed said, "No, or; I Out
know." He told hien be was dying foot. Ilk deseinedi
said, " I bow it ; lift sne sp." 'lb dammed spoke •
few more words and them espirsel. This sonvenstime
was after the unlock's** mu was weended, and in.
Wok of his peek out from sac to ear. The spin, was
completely severed. I said to the prisoner, "Charles,
whet ads yea snanter Joshes?' to which he meisd,
"To gales the ship and all hands going on shorn"
don't know bow tie =order was dope. The prismir
had.. ad" which weld net he feteo4 after Ws murder.
The cuts appeared to have hem dose with an ads..
There were seven wounds an the assessed— hes on his
neck. mid two me his shoulder. There wen Mao turbo
on the desk of the ternmetle front We sharp end of ma
adso About • week or ben days Won the munier.,
and while Ba gale at • of wised, tbe risme" sow
at the wheel from ass to Wein. o'clock, and I heed
him easkelso, "1 mot kill thal Resslan Its. op
elm we shall sower get eo Loud..; this week
won't do, we shall Dever got to Loodos ; I can .astir
run sway when we get to Luba" I mid to Ow
prisoner, "Bake Is. noise; pay more ettostioe to
your steering, or I will kin yes." Aluminise NlSellea
was • seaman on board the Roby Ossille. He turned
into his berth shoat half-poet ono o'clock, and between
three asd four o'clock be wus awoke by a noise close by
him. Hit gen • sort of • slew round and heard.
knock in the bunk right above him whore Joroes•
lianniehiee bad turned In. He felt something on Is
fug, and putting his band upon it, it was covered with
the blood of hie shipmate above his. Be "ow tin
blood running down from the beak of lb diseased into
his own. He stewed over to gee out of his bunk, and
some one jumped from alongside the bunk to ths mettle
hatch way. H. put his hood into J.Olllll Manoiehiou's
bunk, and saw that his head was surly severed
from his shouldors. He mined for Peter ingretla,
who turned out of his bank and looked into tho
deoemore busk and then no aft. Robert Weston,
• sailor, tun* out of hie berth, roe out of tbe fon"
male, and said to the primmer, who was opponte
the foreman" bead, "Charley. Markey, you have dos'
It sow." Ilts {Moos made no reply. He Ass board
Westoff ask the prlson.t for his mac Be did sot hear
the prisoners reply Wen, but beard him my afterwards
"It is in my chost. He took We prisoner to the Wed
with three or four calms, and his axe was not Were.
He knew the bad an am. It was not sees
afterwards. Viler limos* • osemen, turned into hie
bunk at twenty minutes to two debit. Tbe deem*
was Wen seated as • West doing nessialeleg to his sleet.
logs. He turned in on tbe opposite side to where tho
deceased WO4, sad ',forwards ha* • nob. On looking
out of his bunk be saw the priessor gleadhag on • Web
*twos° the whores bunk and Wedeemseffe bask. Hs
was gel!' I. Awe spin when he was aroused by •
poise. He Jawed eat of his bunk and saw the pri-
sm* go up • seettle Wish to We gallant foreesods. H.
jumped over We foresstle to sae what was the matter,
and saw the blood and wound, es the dessamd's seek.
He nob* alt, and reported it to the meg* akar at
the ship. He came hook, sad esuoll the prisoner by
the brawl He was Woe wearing a bite impended by
• lanyard to hi. seek. Be sonemised it to sectertain if
there was any blood upon it. The Intife was quite clean.
Inspretor Deady applied for • rembead, which was
granted. On Thursday. at the Thames Polies Conn,
gentleman from the onto' of We Swedish Comeelets,
said he was dined* to ask portables to or. Earl
Anderson, and main any informaken from him relate
log to the murder with which be stud Warred. It
' , We Swedish °maul would give lisingtonsbee
I.
to= the primmer. The consul believed th. *boost
ma issue whom be emismitted the sender. 71bemay
teats 090 peramlon, sad the applignot retired to the
mkoser's inn, end hied a long interview with him.
The primmer having been again placed at We her, some
whore evidence was takes, the primmer as Wing asked
be sold, "No, sir, I ban *this( to aay." Mr. Paget;
then embesitteed the primmer for trial for wilful murder.
The prisooer was mouldered • very harmless toss om
Weed the Roby Ossile before the masker, but, is sailors
genee, "short of • shilling," meaning that be wee
dodgiest in *enigmas. He mast have bees labosrlag
under an extreordsury halluoinatiou if he thought thee
riesseasi was • Rueiso Fie. Keen *note as booed
knew that lianoshies woo • West Indian. There is as
aboard dread sad superstition lingering among sailors
rimpeoling Remiss Fins, gad it is believed by foolishly
Incredulous marine's that they gut draw blood out of •
ship's maim*.