The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-19 00:00:00

HOIMBLE %URGER IN A FIRST•CLASS
CARRIAGE ON THE NORTH LONDON
RAILWAY.

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A most material eircumatance has tawnier& Two
or three days before Om murder Mr. White. who
',aides on bia property. eutiguou to lb. North Ludo..
Railway, at Duckett'. Canel. where the body was
thrown oat of the curiae. on to the line, saw on two
different occasions II VIM who was a perfect Amager in
the totality, go up on to the lino by means of tbe
embankment adjoining the bettge over the, mutat and
survey the lie* up sod down. He seemed, on the ant
occasion, to look at that portion o 4 the line with marked
atientioe,but perceiving Mr. Whitslooking at him he got
down and walked swey. Two days afterwards Mr. White
again saw him and be was then Mending on the ye,y
&fee where thi body of Mr. Briggs woe afterwu4
famed. He looked down the line towards the Boa cut-
ting, and then seeing Mr. White he walked down the
hoe, and getting down the embankment he wale his
way across toms watercress bests. towards Mr. White's
boichiledd, whme he disappeared from view. Mr. White
suPposed that he went towards the rousts's by White
Pomelane. What makes Me matter mom deeming of
ousidmation is that the daughter of Mr. White, who
wee not with the latter, also noticed a grange man on
the line, and dm asked subesquatly what be could
have been doles then.

Tao Dawo-Osaiwi Was.— lioemoostow cis normITIES .4013 Naeocuricios 7011 i PEACIII. Vlllllll.ll,
Ibiturday.—The proposals of Deomark, addressed direst
to the nouns of Berlin mad VIDSOS, here bees met oo
the part of Assisi& mid Prussia be asuspension of srms
on load and sea until the 214 if July. Miring which
period the blockade will be rased. The ammo.
Powers hare added the rist that Denmark will
immediately mod pleelpoteates to Vienna, In order
to come to an soderelanding with kestria and Prussia
missive to the beds of pram
NAV LL 1410•911113XT BETWIteII TIM Dims* AXD
GUNAII 0011 Bonn —T0.1)13111, Friday
On the altorsoosi of the 14th insuot an engspimeat
look owe at gar between tbe allies aad the Danish
goo boils. girogruu 'FATAL COIMAT.—
COMADMION Of
Tbil report brought' by the Anew Wander of an
COVONIPIPPi blur* the raenp od lb. Mei,* off
smr. law

BIRTH&
3117 2. at Weymouth, the wife of Mr. Join Vincent,
of • me. 1
Jule 6. it Moira. hi, the wife of Mr. Plikulty, of
the Waterloo ft.atvidry, of • von.
Jul, 7, the wife of Mr. Bumble, Waterloo Foundry,
of a daseghter.
July [lot Ent Howe, tbo wife of Mr. Henry Arnold,
of • son.
Ail 14. at Westroied, ormr Bridport, the wife of
William Colfox, Eq., eta daughter.
Job 13, at Chilton Cantalo, llobener, flornieniek the
wife of the Bee. A. Stewart, of • son.
July 12. at Blaadfoed, tins wife of Mr. Joseph
Whitmarth, Unman, of aeon.
IiABBJA9MS.
hely 12, at St. ILtrimps's, Flneemomith, by the Bow,
G. Faithful!, W, E. Hefter, eldest win of W.
Reeser, Eq., of New-ern; London, to Mann Sims,
greaddaushter of .1. 8. tonne, Ern., late of Weymouth.
July 13, at Wiokrboareie Clinston.,, by tbe Heir.
Henry Wills Gay, Francis Wride Matthews, of
Barbed St. Martin, Wiltshire, to Mary Fowlor, only
daughter of Mr. Joel Roper, of Winterborno Clenstone.
July 12. at Wootton Church, by the Rev. H. Scott,
Rear-Admiral George Dobson to Frencis Ellis, fourth
daturbter of the Inv. William Francis Burrows, rim,
of Chrinaburcb. Hants.
Jane 30, at St. Simon Felons, Mile End, London, by
the Rae. C. H. Christie, William Henry, only son of
Mr. William Henry Lloyd, of Mile End Road, to Sarah
Sophia, widow l the late J. 0. Seward, sad eldest
daughter of Mr. William Bourdon, of Blandfonl.