The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-30 00:00:00

Arraziirsio?‘ OF TIIK ACl:t!i6o.

Early this";LlK—ii;"-i„syy ;A; child wig found in a
well at Midsoiner Norton. near Bath, and from the cloth-
ing it was believed to be the body of a child belonging to
a woman named Yeats Ann Ymtsi was admitted into the
:Menton Mallet Workhouse on the Ilth of January. She
WSW delivered of • female child on the tr.tth, and was di.
charged from the workhouse on the lMlh. and the child
was found in the well on the 7th of March. Information
was sent to the Cardiff police, and they had reason to
suppose that the woman was living at Penarth with a
man named William James lam, Padfield, • labourer, and
who was believed to he the father of the child. On
rho.«lay inspector Prim, of Cardiff, apprehended Pad-
had, ,04 charged him with being an accessory to the
murder, as It was known that he hail sent her post-office
orders to conic to Ponarih. His stated wkemi she canie to
him at Penarth she said she had met with 40 iwciiieni
before the birth of the child, that she was delivered pre-
maturely, the child did not live an hour. and she threw
the tasty into a well at Midsomer Norton. On Friday
morning Inspector Price apprehended the woman ; she
refuted to make any statement, saying that she would
make her statement to the magistrates. In the afternoon
the prisoners were handed over to the custody of Serjeant
Tucker, of the Somerset police force. The woman Yeats
is a tine young woman, and it is said was formerly con-
nected with Sanger's circus.

TUROAT lILIUTATION.—The throat and windpipe are
eat...ilea; liable to inflammation. causing soreness and
dryneee, tickling and irritation, inducing cough and
affecting the voice. Fur these symptoms use glycerine in A STUPID GAME.
the feint of jujubes. Glycerine In these agreeable eon- The Rey. & G. Rees, rector of Wising, near Reading,
factions, being in proximity to the gland' at the moment inveighs stronele against football, which, he says is a gante
they are excited by the act of sucking. homilies actively ntieuy brutal, and if not played in • brutal manner is
healing. 6.1. an.l 11. rickets (by post Bor 15 stamps),
labelled " J•eM Errs it Co., Homeopathic Cheiuists, 18, thought of no account.
Sydney Branson, who has died from its laid etects. was •
Threadneedle Street, and 17U, Picadilly, London.—Sold in young num of the greatest prom*. not only gifted with evert'
Weyniotith by J. V. WILLIAMS, Chemist, Z. 1., St Alban's
-od quality of rebel, hitt i miseeling oonedershie strength of
Row. Goy. and being very act. re was devote' to athletic sports. I
HOLLOWAY'S Ptue.—Dismiss your doubts ; let no one have tie much reason to speak with bitternisi of this game of
lw lorzer oppressed with the notion that his malady is , feed:all, against which I had warned him only the week before
. incutifile tall thtse purifying Pills have bad • fair trial , , He-- the last remaining hole of my old age and he was shout
After other preO, radon. bad fraud, llama Pill. have leen 1 to be married to my only child, who Is now in a in, et critical
used with the moat marked sueceas. A course of this . The °agree announces that the Prince of wales will sun,e r on, the in eery caused by this terrible ec'ent. I ..s sure
admirable medicine clears the bhml f all ininurities. hold at levee at St. James's Palace,
on Monday, April el If the motheis in England could have watched by that dying
and thus improves its quality. rh, whole system is twee- lif the 21.2 bridges destroyed in France during the war, boy's side,and witinweed the agonising psuirsdhe fesrfei tortures
flied through the usudl channels without loss i d strength, •
211 have already
becn ree""trurred, and the remainder arising lean his internal wounds, and the nnsery of Istrting with
shock to the nerves, or other inconvenience ; in filet, will be completed next year. The total exiww.e will be tan. now desolate ,stes, to whom he waseverything in life they
health is renewed by natural mean.. For curing ills- nearly live and • half million francs, would, with one voice, as they think ,4 their own children, cry
eases of the throats
windpipe, an.l chmt these Pills have Ins divorse Case, the other day, the Judge Onlin •in aloud against the most pernicious onie.
established a pm—eminently worlds-wide fano,, and is summing up, remarked that it had aimed become aWe believe people would be astonished if they knew how
complaints of the stomach, liver, and kidneys they are stereotyped phrase in these cases that the parties were many broken lop and broken arms, contusions, and
dilly eidcacious. They are composed of rare balsams, happy until one R. the other became addicted to habit. of ' internal injuries its to be traced to tooth"' as it ill now
a paw of mercury or other deleterious substance. ,ntemperance. Pleril•

i;l'A INT (;IFTS ON GOOD FRIDAY.
In accordance with a very old custom, some go of the
younger scholani of Christ's llostatal attended the services
at Allhallows' Church, Lombard-street, London, and after-
wards each received of packet of raisins, a bun, and • new
penny, under the will of peter Symonds. Sums of Is.
PeaPle
dereagardivescu to a n
hool children al r
d , and 61. each to
Prthers. In the parish of St.
Ilartholomew-the.Great, a donor left • email sum of
money to be distributed over her tomb 00 Good Fro".
Twenty-one sixPellees were dr°, P,Pad Upon the ground In
the churchyard, and were presed up hy men), poor
people, widows having the preference.