The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-02-17 00:00:00

TUC TICHBORICE TRIAL.

On Tuesday. the Lord Chief Justices continued his
analysis of the Sydney evidenee, especially that of
Bogle, pointing out various ways In which the remark. '
able forekaowledge which booms to have convinced that
old servant of his identity might have been &coated,
and how, probably, malty tillage woes suggested by
Bogle which bogeys the defendant credit for remember-
ing. Ela lordship than commented on the motive of
defendant in bringing Bogle home, and on the
extraordinary foot of the defendant, if he were Roger
Tichborne, visiting Wapping on the evening of his
arrival.
WZDNIADLY'
The Lend Chief Justice dwelt strop defendant'r
Ignorance of matters which linger ?lei:Ovine must have
known in Ma interviews with Oosford, arid he severely
*ensured Dr. Kew*ly for speaking of this witness as a
felon and a man who bad been guilty of embezzlement,
charges, he said, which were utterly maims:med. He
Shea touched upon the reeognitlon of defendant by Lady
Tichborne, sod observed that this was not a matter of
instinct, and that others might be far better judge, of
his identity. Be also compensated on the extraordinary
eonduot of the defendant In his first interview with
Lady Tiohborne in Paris, and his transactions with
Skulk

TEWILIDAY.
The Lord Chief Justice &rooted atWation to Mr.
Denby Seymour's interview with the Defendant it
Alresford ; theimeetiog between the Deferment, Hrs.
Radcliffe, and the Nangles at Croydon; the coned-
pondenoo between hr. Holmes and the family eolieitors
Moot testing the Claimant's identity ; sod the measures
adopted for obtaining favourable evidenoe.
Fitruay.

The Lord Chid Justice dealt with the defendant's
proceeding" in gettinu up the action of ejectment The
qutstions spec aliaed refined to defendant's non-
recognition of Ll' relations at the Law Institution, the
gettong up of the Militates in his favour ; Msjor Fraser's
muff-box; the defendant's prevarication as to the Chili
uommission ; bic sodden return from Rio and his
ooneepondenoe with the Orton", which the lord Chief
Jurtioe said had been dropped, en i resumed again when
the Orton theory worn introduoed. lbe defendant's
letter to Lady Tiehborno, in which be announeed the
receipt of a look of his Lair from Mclaphla, was set
before the jury as a matter which, if credited by them
ausinat his eubsequent deniel, would deoLe the ease.
Ono° or twice Mr. Holmes's conduct as defendant's

adviser, demanded murk from his lordship. lila
11100t11•110C111 at the manufacture of affidavits wits declared
' discreditable to Lim prefesaionslly. The will which he
induoal the defondaut to aign lit Southampton, before
starting for Chili, was pronounsted cliareput•Me.

THIS DAY.
The Lord Chief Justlee reminded the jury that the
defendant Lad het:tight over n 'Decree. to prove he
was not Arthur Orton, end ti.ey must not to' readily
conclude these wan ... c . were all mistaken. It Honer
Tiebborne bad not been at 1d011i1.i.1,, ii need not fo.low
that defendant wag Arthur Orion, but It would lead
them very far in that direction ; and, if the jury
behaved tt• MakMotors, they must come to the eon.
°lesion defendant was Ort..n.

DEATH OF ILLEOITMATE CHILDREN AT
PORTLAND.

Mr. E. H. Hower, coroner, hi 'd inricyste oo 8 ttorday
ist Portlaud, toueidt.g th,, dentLA two i!le,,itmato
ehildren. The tie:t was the &Debt, r of Elzi
Goorge, ef Wale, tam, -a:a 2 months. Thi woman cad
another lived fon. days, aud died joe fit. From its
birth the Want wets pithy and roll tatid. Eleanor
Num who lOt4ol cc wl.lwUr. maid tine's was nothing
provided for the child. Earth &erg), the mother, sail
the had support for the chill from its father. She
spoke et the child crying in the night, and her ituddiing
Ii to herself, and getting it to siezp. Dr. Cha 'wick
made • pest•storiem. Impeded respiration was the
cause of death—rnoh as being overlaid or smothered
with a pillow. Vltdiel.—" Died from impeded reepira-
tion hut how caused the jury cannot say.'
dr. Howard also held an inquest at the Ttr.ninue
Hotel, the same day on the bcdy of Catherine Ethos.
Dr. Allan Me Lean said tho 0401111 of death wee inliam.
station of the lungs, aggravated by want and Ind
nourithment.
The mother will be only 16 years old nett April. She
came from Stockbridge, and woe • prostitute.
The jury found a verdict iu acoordastoe with the
medical evidence.. . —.

lurtiie-r —par—tic-titan will appear in the Tele, ran.

roo LE.

Prrtv SitsanlXS, Thureday.—Bcfore Aldernum F. T. anger/
find the ex.lla) or (Mr. 11. Hamilton).
James Madam, who bad been remandul on a charge of
sterling 2-M. and a purse, belooging to mug', Renter. warn
again brought up, and sentenced to two months' hard labour
There were a large number of fiehemien in Court, and
Alderman Rogers, addressing them, said the magistrates had
glAal I memorial they had present...l to them asking the Bench
to order the repayment to them of the money they had paid
for licenses to dredge (miters. tie regretted that there was
not a larger attendance oi magietraus that day, as it was im-
possible that Mr Hamilton and himself could decide the matter
Ito believed Mr. Harker, who had not now a omit on the Bench,
as Ms year of office ss ex-Mayor had expired, and Mr. Stone
were the magistrates who granted the licenses, and It would
be desirable that Mr. Stone should be present when the matter
was decided. The memorial would therefore stand over till
Thursday next.
3‘,.. guru was appointed overseer for rarkstnne, in the
Sim of Mr. Hillier, who has left the neighbourhood.
listrimer.—Before Mr. M. Kemp-Welch.
f Hoary Morkaudolf nod Tom [lodges, two boys, were
charged
with having yesterday stolen a loaf from the bresdmrta.
H. Burden, Laker, tungticet.-31r. Burden did not appear to
prOiseuts, sod ths lads were discharged with • csuUon.