The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13 00:00:00

[GT ZLECIBIC TILIGHAPiI

Dr. Kenosly to-day continued his comments on the
evidence of the Carablnetr witnesses. He con-
tended that the Carabineere eviienoe created a
certain amount of doubt, but ho did not claim the
verdict on that ground, but claimed it on tbat of his
having been proved to b., the na' man. Complaining
of the losinuations of conspiracy agaioat those connected
with the defence, be wonchred how they could be
rewarded. Mr. Callow might get Ouildford•street,
Mr. Whalley the Doughty estates, and Lord Rivera
Aldershot. He (Dr. Kenenly) expected to get
TioLburn• where in eouli Roes his old a e in catch-
ing minnows with his hands— (laughter). Ilia Lord
Chief Justice: With an cocaelonal retreat to the
grotto—(laughter).

The statue f tile late rnilee Consort fn Holborn Circus,
Lundoii, was noreilal on Friday b) the Lady Mayoress, in the
presence of the Priam"( Wales
A nese holler expiated at first in,ing at Wainalm's iron
works, lI.Don, ou Thumb), awl killed six persons, beside*
injuring go others, and donor L 5,004 worth f damage
• DUAL IN It EW (BILBAO& —Tee particulars of • resist
affair in New Orleans are than given by the Republica*,
of December 17:—" The &faculty between Messrs.
Whiteey, of the Picayune, and Drury, of the Secretary
of Skate's effioes, was ended yesterday. A good many
hard words and some blows had past between the
parties previously ape' the code was appealed to. The
sword warn selected by the seconds, as being the fairest
weapon, neither gentlemen koowing anything of the
art of fence. The peculiar colobimard was 'elected,
and the parties jtiobed at eaoh other until Mr. Drury'a
oloi hes were out in two pleats and Mr. Whitney received
• severe but dangerous wound in the left smn. Then
Sim shook hands and felt better. Mr. Whitney did up
his woand and went to the moos, and Kr. Drury trout
bar* to his office."
Co.? Or LAND TlArfellias—" A Victim" writers to
the Timers :—" A plot of land was lately given for the
erection of a Oloff-rootri in oonnexieur with • Notional
amble]. The site, according to Um requirements of the
Committee of Council on Lino tile°, was valued at £l5
The cost of oonveyance, km. as shown by the following
statement, was newly £2s i , £lO more that) the
value of the land conveyed. Surveyor', fee £2 2.. ;
solicitor's foe for obtaining signatures of parons, £5;
stamps and parchment. 151.; parchment for oopy, se. ;
fee forth. Bishoo's signature, £2 2.. ; fees and stamps
en indenture, £9 5.. 61. ; agent's charges, £2 13.. ;
;postage' and parcels, ; golleitor's fee (returned as
donation), £8 Ba—total, £24 16t. 61. Comment is
tusneocesary, but I trust these facts will help on the
movement for the focilitation of the transfer of land."
A STRADOM irquest wee held o•
Thursday on Mrs. Golliver, an old lady who died •
mouth ago at Creek, near West Haddon, and whose
body was exhumed in consequence of looal suspicions
which were entertained ay to tha manner of her death.
In her illness, wlioh lasted only • couple of days, she
was attended by a niece, in whose favour she had made
a will. The doctor who visited her was struck by • '
peculiar drowsinees in her appearances, and • pest.
norten enaminatiou proved that she had died of
Filson. The jury returned a verdict that the
deceased had died from poisoning, but by whom the
poison warn seinenistred there Wlll no evidence to show.
A worrant was immediately lamed for the apprehension
of Mrs Gnltiver's Lima. Mrs Water,' who had been
vioiting her when she died. Meranwislle Mrs. Walters,
who was in row joining room, had taken poison, and
eurv4ed the verdloteuly a very shnrt time. A verdict
cf Ale dem has been returned sealed her.
SAidtiBUAY DIOODIAII CHURCH BUILDING AANOVIA.
TION.—The first meeting of the general oomtnittee for
the present year was held on Tuesday. the Very Rev.
the Dean of Salisbury in the chair. There was only one
applieation for consideration, vie., from the incumbent
of Alton Peneras, in the county of Dorset, the Rey. R.
C. Collard. It wee for a grant towards carrying out a
mooh-needed work of reetoration, partial rebuilding,
and enbagement of the old parish church, by which
additional acoommodation will be secured end the num.
her of free and unappropriated seats increased from 70
ter 92 making the total sittings 138. It appeared that
the lermle.lamtleal Commi•eioners bed undertaken to
rebuild the chancel, and this, with the rebuilding of the
IMMO and the erection of a DOW Trial y, together with the
other wink. contemplated, would make the restoration
a perf.et and complete one. The estimated amount
required for the work was stated to be £1075, of which
.1700 had already been rained. The district being a very
poor cne, end the parish purely agricultural, with small
means of obtainicit fund., the committee voted a grant
of 160. There was no other burness before the *ow.
mittea, but • auegeetion was thrown out as to the
desirability of holding the annual me etleg of the emacia-
tion this year on the same day es the neat quarterly
meeting of the committee, viz., Raster Tuesday, April
71h.
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