The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-16 00:00:00

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that wood might belong to others beside ine. The little Lano, Mr. Churchwarden Pearce, Mr. F. Smith, Mr. H. finpma. I Parliament.
pieces are of small value. Flew, Mr. Z. 3filledge, Mr. G. F. Parsons, Mr. j.iiiw
IW-examined : I valued the whole about 3s. Miss F. Lena, and the 'Chairman. Then it was proposed HOTISZUr-LoRD,s.
Pt'. Gould corroborated. by Mr. Churchwarden Lino, and seconded by r. F. : MONDAY.
Mr. Sheppard was recalled, and said that one piece of Smith, 'That the Rev. J. M. Stack he elected honorary me resignation of Sir J. Shaw Leferre, who has held
wend was worthiesa, and if prisoner had taken it away, he steward of the clove branch of the Dorset Friendly
the office of Clerk of the House for 27 years, was
should have nail nothing about it. Society," which was carried isy a majority. The ' haw,_ ' annnounrnd, and was received with expresrions of egret
Mr. Collins submitted there eras no care to go to the Man then put it to the meetinc., "I. there any further from both todee.
jury. busine-s requiring the attention of this meeting r The The Lord CHANCELLOR next stated, ' with deep
The Judge asked what evidence there Was to connect Majority if the meeting decided in the negative. The regret." that. in view of um:nape-steal °monition, he was
the prisoner with the wool at Mr. Ensor'e / Chairman then declared the meeting clout. obliged to withdraw the Judicature Act Amendment
Mr. Sheppard. again recalled. asol there were other Bill.
men about in Eto, r s yarn tweele prismer. One piece: was DEATII INSTEAD or Fol:R TEARS AT This course waa protested againet' by lord Sellriene,
his property, and the mall piece matched it ; hut it was PORTLAND. Earl Grey, and Earl Granville, and defended chiefly
Worthies,. as, the wore of neeeasity, by the Duke of Richmond and
Mr. Collin, sad there bad been no crime of any account An inquest was heldms_Th_iineu f
laowardy beat at theeex'coniiiheutsict Lad Derby.
In Dorchester Lately. and in the eternise of their di...renal' establishment. _e
before M• M. l'i dad. the TUESDAY.
body of William Reader. • convict, who s on
the pollee gat up this can clout a few pieces .1 wood, and . Lord LYrrgtrov's Bill for the increase of the Episcopacy,
for the sake of ernament-(a laugh/ produced the manger, previoue elev. after being eight days in the infirmary
after a slight alteratiou, pamed through committee.
which hie karseel friend tithed to toe laid un the tahle-(a Captain Elliott Salter, deputy.rovernor, an 4 in. c.
mitt
THURSDAY.
laugh,. Mr. Sheppard, with that fairness whieh always dim of the convict eatablishment. the governor basing
the Sir
address to the Crown was agreed to. reconituending
with an accident. Rani deceased was zeeived I to
nthe
tingui,thed prosecutors, said he could only identify one Sir John Shaw Lefevre, Clerk of the Parlirinenta to the
small ploy ; but that was worthless. And Mr. Sheppard eetabli.hment on the 19th of JanuarY. I.• 4, under. !satinet:
Queen's " Royal grace and bounty."
of penal servitude ber five Yearn. Me wleiemlei..ttew had kept the prisuner in hi* employ ever sinee until ea a The Patents Bill passed through Committee, and Lord
Monday last. The only penem who had ...seined to stiffer the infirmary ~n the enel awl ..lied on th leth. ee
in Saimaa:4la :notion for a return of particulars relating to
years. Mr. John Anderson, prin.ipal warder at the -
was Mr. Adams, who had hael bie manger rodh own for lemmata heard in the House uf Lords was agreed to with-
!ternary was examined and proved the admmion of
the purpose oft aring out thia small worthlem piece of uut remark.
the House
f th
d .1
for &leaves on the hip, and erysipelas. after be
wool -(a laugh). It was arranged that the House mould adjourn or e
aeen there twa 'ay*, set in awl ttl wee disincy visible
The Judge p Anted out that Mr. Sheppard diel not *um hail been Ems
_te,..r receu from Um day week to Tuesday, the tith of
to think prisoner had been guillof any petty %room on the lith, and dace:wed gradually became worse and
tiowiw.akti,larrleoli.th.!l,e,iii.lnitew.tit. think re Waa any just pl-....., odfieilthttatrenthetnllltenh.n
hlenihairinigeeettthe ti„tmLe teliwiehativethehireglespih.,k• .1""
AGRICULTURAL HOLDINGS.
Askhana was alas, examined. Ile saw the deteased for the I,
The Duko of RICHMOND, in calling attention to the law
TLI The jury
Letpolidly acquitted the prisoner.
first time on the 2nel March among the conardaining sick. . s e the Allaie... relating to agricultural holdings in Lngland and presenting
and ordered him at once into the infirmary, a.s be con.
a Bill on the
WEYMOUTH suhject, stated that he had originally
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aide:red him suffering fnen abeam of the cheek.
intended to deal with the suilject generally, awl to have
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Il F.risipelas set in-what was cal lea phlegm onnus erysipelas.
Public iwurn Act.-The following has been rem- &poked the. Bill to Scotland ; but owing to the great r. Aekhana explained the difference between that and
mewle.l trios. notice. -"See. 17. Nothing in this act shall mod to it. coo Tee. . dinentnees in the usages of the two countries, he had
writer,' any local authority ta :stake es uu any uwer ordinary erysipelas-it woe mod
thought itb betterwould to ',rum in • Bill applicable toin a B England
elrun lOr outfall for the purpose: of canveying sewage or When in the rmary deceased had all kinds of nouneh-
only and e on a future occasion bring ill
went. soil when hi" mouth 'wan" no"well" that "aa - for 4.cotland with a view of auinailating, as far as possible,
filthy water late, any natunal stream or watercourse uatil could at swallow it war injected into him. The convict ' - • •
th, e practice La the two countriu. Ile had also found it such semute or filthy water iv freed Ir.m, all exerementi-
Moue or ether foul or noxious matter such we would affect nurse who had waited on deceued in the infirmary was
unineemi,le to deal in this 11111 with the power of limited
next examined and it al gemmed that Assistant Surgeon lesia tical rporati and imu benta to
or deteriorate the purite and quality of the water in such Bernard had been algent for ten days leave, and his place gran°w-i-reases"•c; but-thin hemwould also deal with.iuma sepuate
stream ar watercourse. (Mast is the definition of a
" water.c.arise ' I EDI.. had leen filled by Dr. McLean, who had men deceased on
the EU of February. and had treated hint for cough. musure. After refemng to the great interest that wail
f It ' this question, not only by the landlords and tenants
News twan Two Witanourit Mrat.-A letter has been On the :Nth he was NOM by Assistant Surgeon Ikrnard, e in
received by the owner of the China clipper Maitland but also by the large cansuming clam throughaut the
from .1 Rod the late muter, dated Middle Hewn Islam', but neither of these doctors witnitted dereaml into the
country, he drew attention to the measure which was
ail accaunt of the wreck. It appeare the Matti?. infirmary, though eni the lri of 3larch 1/r. Bernard
I,esostoe aeoth propmed on this subject in ISlff by Mr. Puuy, and quoted_
detained hiin in the infirmary.
left Ni"r""n1"r1 Aa"tralia• iin the lath May loot '"r d I onnplained ftet 1 being admitted 'f re aniline from the minute' of • neleci l'oomlbtee, which mie the
laschota, anion tusaffah at balf-past one a.,n. ahe ran on, rvesi ult a that gentlemeuee attempt at legislation, with •
did mit consider the Ca., MU takes in time. The jurg
view of ahowing that in th:iii opinion a the comet
• neat must, during thick weather, one mile small:rot Of • re: turned a verniet of " Died from fddegnionoue errtiPelae. ' .
limn Island. Every attempt wee made to luck her off. ..4 noioa of them expreesed an ~pinion that &rowed I af'd 9,,, witneeee' ." wr 'I
esne.;ls: t rnap.
but the a 111.4 prevented being on shore. on the foil...lief might to have been eel:edited into the infirmary before. I P;.."tain, TaiTen'ata.in w, should
ielthhi.
day she tell "If to seaward. and, finding nothing nneld 1 ...Ug... the (011111111a4V diol not thinkluat' ':lso"'•zenneasure
The mune. of the jury were-Mr. W. JestY (foremen).
gave her. Icing full e,f water an bilging fast. the crew gat Meagre. Itichanl Peens, 'I ha Bales, Simon Pearce, W of legislation would be desirable. He meilUotalr:statistics
Al the provieents awl water together- which were in- cmville. W. Pram, %V. Pearce, stn., John Stone, Join; showing the small increase that had taken Owe luring Z
suifietent to preserve life any length of time -awl made sotto.. Jet.. cleats Th,,,„,„ "„„. tind Gt.,,,, i„,,11y. Learn in the area of cultivated land, as tending to suppot
for tie: islool, a Lanai spot, without water or anything argument that it was necessary to give the tenant
else to maintain life. On the 31,1 • boat left for meietance, : BOURNEMOUTH. I better eecurity for improvements than he now iriseessed.
steering for the Australian roast, in charge of the chief • , The principle of the Bill he hael to present was that where
officer ;as a few aloe later another beset departed for • i'g" SKITWIM- The"' "Penal "er'ices at fit li'entea ' •taniant in la. holding made certain improvements, which
A d - lioly T inity Chunime are continual.
assistant's; taking the mane course, in charge of the seronw an - r •'' and ara 'he had classigml, be should be entitled to cammensation.
officer, auk four mein ineluding, ik...rgef Wi11t4.1... A. 8.. n sttendeet hy large congregation& At St Peter's the Rev.
G. Williams, ILI/ vicar of Ringwood toreached an .I_, •
lie had divided the clams into three. The first would be
Ditto" of WeYmmith. There katig how fourteen emus . .. .... , . . ~.... mooning, draining, making or improving water-courses,
IMIi tient sermon On tummy morning met, on am Inc.eft "it Use island and no boat to carry them off, they ladnd bridges, erecting and enlareing
r'iorslin of Iltaven." At 111,1 y Trinit the Rev. P. F. ' •c't making n'ada -
to II uilt a boatlung out of therm rerkrile. and w• • •i' h-• of 9" e gas, ramble ~, bultdings, planting oechards. or making eardens. h
4 want le prase mg • course eernions OR sue " second class would be lupine, claying, chalking, marking,
after I..rsevering for two nienths, havine no nail. except the Talents. -
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what th..y f lii, a piece .1 rigging. they launched the Inc.: and the third Clime would consist of land improved by
boat in the :ffith August* when the master, with the re- ' OHRISTOHUROH. feeding sheet., cattle, and pigs with oilcake, Inc., or the
I mai JJJJJ 14 'emboli of the crew, including Frederick Fox. the , pe.m. apettmes m I tki it E. sete Mr Ste pima,. "a of artificial mamma With regent to the first class
steward. alai of Weymouth, left the island "1i..7.- ' ore r itel . the improvements must be suede within 20 year• of the
,_ ' Mr Pophane and Mr Worth.
A Pleorgaseim FORTUNE-ULM/ -At the Boremeh Istty
44e Fat TicAsner was with ultin ththerine termination of the tenancy. With reran] to the second,
&whets. on Thursday last, before Mr. %V. Tallrit and Mr. i 2,x7at flosannSe, on the 221,1.1Februassr7-Mgr. Taranto's, he made theperiod ten yearn ; and in the case of the third
two years. 1n the Drat Can only the insprovements must
hawker certificate. U nopku... -1....4.ire. a bd ag m e.e eet an havin , ga ,4 rode appeared far the deletelant This waa a mniewhat be sanctioned by the landlord in writing. He gave a's ficate. wee chug , with prole-sing be be. dele re, hthie omes and cu."' much Interest
-The ottoolement
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to tell fortunes at alelcombe ftegia awl also is ith begging ma„ Ira moTtea enottet, lit bur , 1,0,,rn inn, ..in the off to the landluni for various thing*, such as rent, eleteri-
on the IDan le not. Jane Howard, cook at the Hun. . pw.tation opis sw the
Palen I erstoi A is be rens un. man , oratian of holding, and certain actss of waste. The tenant
Captain Beet's, of No 4, Belvedere, ...ad en several waiting for • man nano, Tatham, about nine oicheek in the •""la ha" to give thme inuntini. notice of his claim Prier
sumono the prisoner had cume to her muter'. house evening. The defendwit and another man went up to her, to the expiration of his Muncy. In cameo( eh/agreement
offering to tell the fortunee of the teervateue. Onee 'lie ...I. having !meta a neps round her, they fostered her to a cash party sleight appoint a referee, and the referees might
mantel to tell witseesaa, saving she would do as for a tree, Nhe callei4 to them to liberate her, but they refesed, she appoint an umpire, and there auto be an appeal to the
deem ml some beet. At other times she had been to the had a knife in bee pocket, and she cut the nate, and defeodutt. l:ounty Court Judge of the district Claims were not to
home offering mine lace for pale, but on east, ',hat the oh„ trio' to again hateii her to the tree, had his hand cut, A he made for less than one hundred pounds. With regard
beggest kart taiutoth !salvia another urvant, said the , number '4 10.140 were Inking Mt, but they rendered her no to eutice to quit, he proposal that in future it should be
prisoner mire maul her in the street near the Star Hotel, amid:owe. She Puernedal in eXtfiesting hercll and arin one year instead of 1.1; months. The Bill would not affect
awl very envie is islied her to have her fortune told afterss.rds Supt. M bite arose tut. and she save Tatum into existing leases, but in yearly tenancies the Bill was to
&eking her it the other servant* would have theire told if custoly. The deka,re weasel te be that the crienplainaret was operate within three months of the lot January, 14476,
the waubl. she LAI her no, at the same time saying she than tnated becalase her conduct. Ma* • scandal to the n.igh. unless within that time either party had stated that he
WWI sure the other servant., del nut want their fortunes bourn,. .1, and Hest Au Ina& light of the matter and called to did not wish to COllle within the Bill. Finally, the Bill
toll. The ',rinser wu a continual niii•einee ti them the cc..W.I for something t., drink. -The hench waskared it a did lot memos ta interfere with freedom of contracl
conetantly urging them to have their fortunes held, and grow "name, and tined defendant xi and cum In reply to Earl i;neeViLLii, the noble oluke stated that
hegging. Captain the Hon. Frank Barnwell Best stated Isarid Lindsay, an itinerant kettle grimier, was charged he would take the second reading of the Bill at some can.
that fr the prisoner coming to lag h 0,,, *a often and i with cruelty ta a elmikey no the lath and 22nd id February - salient day alter Easter.
annoying the servants he tubl theza to let him know when I Peter ilaYwerd, an officer .4th,, Ho's' Sestet" for the Pre.so• The Bill was then read a first time.
the rune again. Sin; vigil,' liiii hon.. yat..rilay &put I lion ef Cruelty to annuMs was the prosecutor and principal
eleven o'eloek, awl lie gave her in charge. P.C. McMahon : witnus In default of paying a fine of three 'fulness, defendant
appn heneled the primmer, and found in her pmeemion two was sent to gaol for two inmate hani labour.
• thre Vneariel Radar• aired IT was ehargol with stealing 'Ts lid,
ur e pieces of lace, a lantitina petition. and a pair of • •
Islam-Mg to lere Manse, lusee of tlie Bournemouth leer, en earringe. Sergeant Ilarvey gaol he bad received Many • .h. cs i, ann,
and id.. with stealing 4., the property of
courideunte from a number of perodo wh JJJJj primner had '
: Frederick ''' nd wtt ne the 27th of 1,...1, Ile was eon-
Au ye.l in the way stated, mid fram further enquiries he t
....., 055,cc,,,,.c 'he,. , e.,,,,,,,,,'e5t0nar)~...
brat inwle at Mr. Best's and eta:when% lee f.mel prisuner 5t,;`,..-- °i' -- --r ''--it' ''" --."-- ' - month's --
hail heeti to several Menem For the last three week* 'the . --an'
had been a source of constant annoyance 10,11.1 . oniplaiat ' .-- --
Sergeant Will,, eef the County I 'onstabillary, stated that I COURT OF DIVOIICE.-March 11.
prieuner had been begging at !Whim'. and Itroadwey. Ile ! (Before the Right Hun. Sir Junco lIANNLN and• Special
had received many complainti respecting leer. Al the .- Jury).
clergyman'. I se at Radipole she had obtained 2e. She THE NORDAUNT CAS&
Rohl Varion, stone,. stun place mating leer lowland warn ' The petition of Sir Charts" alonlaunk Baronet, which
dead, at another that he woo 111 the infirmary, and else- was tiled on the lath of April, Peat charging his wife with
where that lie was ill at Torquay and she wanted money adultery, and anking for a divorce, was heard to-day.
Li, go to ....e I . . Suitt Vickery said the prisoner had • lit. Steinke, q.c., %Ir. F. A. Itelerwick, Q.C., and Mr.
harm kefe nirtificate, which was granted to her from the Geo. Browne were nearest for the petitietner.
barougli of la,n'hester, but it was simply a club for The respondent wee not represented by counsel Sir
c vagrany. All her stesk-in.traele consisted of a few pieres Henry James, QC., and Mr. Lord appeared on behalf of
of trumpery jewellery and two or three bite of lace. lie Vieeount Cole,
aeked the Bench la cause the certificate to Is forfeited. A special jury were sworn to try the cause. The court
Ile had been informed by Sergeant Wills that the prisoner ' was not unusually crowded. nor was any extraordinary
wax at the Briage Inn, Ithinole, se ith a petition, and degree of interest manifested in the trial.
there induCe•l the landlady to sign two Ilalau., lad as 1 The petitioner was merriestl to the respondent, then Miss
this document was not to be found he limy:hied she went Harriet Sarah Moncreiffe, daughter of Sir Thomas and
out with a fresh petatiou every day. Prioeter, who made Lady Louisa %loncreille, at St. John's Episcopal Church,
aa defence, was egouluitted to Dorchester Gaol for • month, i Perth, on the fith of December, INK Sir Charles was 2)
the magistrates at the same time ordering her certificate : years of age and his wife 19. Ile madea handume mettle.
to he forfeited. . meat cm his wife. At one time they lived at their town
Ate AIMNINAIILK W./MAX-On tiatUnlay leek a very ! hum in Cheshaimplace, at other times they were in the
;sinful ~.C. awl in wlikli eliar,4e- ol a disioistiint nature et try, and at another time they were in Switzerland.
were 1144,10. Was heard before Mr. W. Tall, ,t, and Mr. 11. Every one believal them to be one of the happiest couples
Ilophins. Ito.: ILestarick, a young,: person n In, lutirt have O'er klloWll.
been -e geoid...king, wait charged w ith causing an , Sir Charles Monlaunt deposed : I have been in the habit
obeetruction is Derby•street P.C. Dulanenet was ,en duty , for many year...! going to Nonvey fishing. In IMIN I bast
Wet night alriut lealf•put 10 near the Midway Station, , a special steamer, aud asked Lady Mordauut to accompany
when he heard a *se rani proceeded towards lierliy. , Die, eaving I was very modem nine about,' ho so. She mid
strut, in " The Park " There lie fauna the prisoner, ouly she would rather hat, as she had not had enough of London
tartly are-,etl, with a crsoril .4 lueple around. She was life. I then said I would not go, but she pressed me very
abutting.; that ^lie woull not no h••ine, and he piisli.l her Mush then. It we, arranged that I should go to Norway
off w • hilielnel polo; hut she would not go away, and for a moirib or six week,. Lady Monlaunt was to remain
he to.l, her ta the police station.- Premier mid she eliel in London a week and then fink, Walton, where her sister
not CAW, the mum.; her father nulled tier .iown by the w.ma to aCCotonany her. I left •oi the 15th of June for
hair .4 her head. Ntint Vickery said the father among Norway. I eletenitined to return to England sooner than
to 1., a very respectable mien, and hal a situation as I had originally intended, an arnatint Of the early fishing.
engineer at Memr. Devenitat's. Ile wankel to get his 1 sent • telegram to Lady Monlaunt to warn her of by
daughter away tram the bows of a peram who. in effect, return. awl I MAO wrote to her on the 14th July stating
kept a brothel. This person lived in a large ilall.f 111 the that lel 1,1 is at home in a few days. I found Lady
street and yet elle was clamed her rates and lead Men Monlaunt only at 1 'en my arrival there. She Wad her
the Parish 3.. • week and hoar loaves of bread She sister Frances hael been there, and Slims Scutt We stayed
induced Young Isatele to come to her house, and it ens at %Valtc,n till the 10th of August, awl then went to Scot-
a 13.1i..a1ee ta the wholeof the people In the street and who . land 1 Iscanie aware of the fact that Lady Monlaunt
sail they menet leave. Thu geri whnitted that she went : expeckel he be coutlued. 1 engaged s house in order that
there thi. JJJJJ any.; with a cuiumercial. Her fattaer had it might take place in Londem, and Lady Monlannt he
been ("a ...at sopell2lo alrewly in getting her back from I attendol by hr. Priestley. The confinensent took place on
London, and he (Mr. Vickery had apent 'something in Sunday, the 24. th February. Isla at Walton. During the
telegraphing to Mel her. The girl was 21, and theore : first interview I had with her on the day after her matins-
out of the (-antral of her father to a certain extent; but he I Meet Abu asked sue whether 1 bad Murky' the birth in
hui navel to great Callen,,, about her. The person who . the paper... I replied that I had done so. I said I had put
lira! in • large home, and yet was exciened the rake. and ! it in the Times and Noriiiiiy Poss. She asked me if I had
allowed nouns)' add brawl by the parish, wu Mrs. Silk. of : put " preulaturely," and I nail I had done so. She asked
Derierstreet The gird Hr. Vickery said, admitted that I me to have it put in all the other papers, bat ultimately
she now "a cominereird" at the lest, and this man left his 1 she withdrew that request.
luggage at the VictA,ria Hotel. awl went he tine home of 1 Mr. Inderwick : What was the that occasion Lady
Mrs. Silk's with this girL Mr. Hopkins maul that niust be Mordauut said anything to you about the paternity of the
treated in mother aay. Mr. Vickery said yea: hut it was , chehlt
a pity that ais ~,,, an like Mrs. Silk, should have the pay I tVitnesa :It was on the day after the conversation I have
of the !wish, and be excual her rates, when she kept ' nsentioned just now-the 2nd of March. She sable
suck a Inma.. It was a very n.witeetahle tared. -Mr. 1 "Chancy. I have deceived you. The child is not yours.
'realist said the magistrates were veri sorry to see the . The first occmion rite said anything to me in reference to
prisoner there. The charge hael heen very clearly proved who KM the father .4 the child was the Pah of March,
against her. and the elerisi ~,, was that ell, be tined ells., or She said" Charlie. I Imre deceives! you. The child is not
in elefault I,e intprneened for seven days. If she came yours. 111. lord Cole's child."
there again, ..130 would be mere %even* dealt with.-The Mr. Inderwick : Heel you up to that time any suspicion
father oda lie eli.l nal want he pre.. the cue umlaut her ; ' of this eutultict whatever I
she wattl.l nri have Intel, in the street if lie Mel not forced Witness : I had none whatever.
her there. %Ir. Butt: She has been Mewl for we offence You ielaccel implicit confidence in her? -I .Ibl. I bad
which the magietratee have dealt with. -Tiw father: All known Lon! Cole about • year and a half. I was intro-
! insught the girl here for was to heft the 'smote who duced to him as a friend of lady %lonlaiint's, and received
elleMirazed her there. lie wee told that ma he, Init the him as 1 rosier,' every friend of her family. It was not
pans were pnewcuting the ea.e.-The Bench allowed • within my knowledge that he was in the habit of visiting
week ta pay. -When ilosen.tairs the father °Serest to may in my absence. I found a diary in Lady Mordaunt s
the tine ; bat the girl mid she waulet hat tame home; she travelling lag in the sitting Motu. oppueite the ilrel of
would rather pay the tine herself. April the entry is "ffen dap; fneu the 2:th of June." That
I is in Jody Monlaunt'• leauidwiiting.
I Sir Henry Jams (to the Jute,'): I appear with Mr.
Lora fur the corespondent Lord Cole. I donut propose to
ask Sir Charles anything.
Jessie Stark: My name was formerly Jamie Clark. I
was with Lady Monlauut as lady's maid. Lord Cole was
in the habit of calling at the house during the sunimer of
IR?, frequently, eeveral times, a week. I remember on
the 12th Juno there was • dinner party. There were four
-Lady Mordautit, Lord Cole, and another lady and
gentleman. I went to bed about half-past twelve. She
had not come up to bed at that time. 1 to not know
what time Lord Cole left; the others left early-I should
say about eleven. Loi el Cole was left in the house with
Lady Mordiunt when I went to bed. We went to Walton
on the 7th of July, by the afternoon train from Padding-
ton. Lord Cole was at the station. He took the tickets,
and handed Laity Mordaunt into the carriage. There
was no one else in the compartment. Ile stood at this
door before the train started, and at the time the train
started he got in. I saw him again at Reading station on
the platform. The train bad not stopped between London
and Reading. That was the last I saw of Lord Cole on
that day. The other servanta came down on the 10th
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PORTLAND. July to Walton. Lord Cole also came. I remember •
_. She seemed Pue- telegram coming for Lady Moniaunt
nte: Sorra Yierentr Gaut on Thin...lay la•t waskeu
prised at Sir Charles returning so so4m. Lord Cole left on
away as quantity of the concrete wall creels.' by the
the 14th. Sir Charles arrived on the 15th.
Ome•rimeetet ..n tie. 'bore in f rant .1 the rartland railway.
Henry Hallett: I wu in the service of Si, Charles
Tog commis Ilal.OW FORTI:Nr:a writ.. -- A few weeks
Mordaunt I recollect Sir &harks going to Norway. On
az" • Pi" r w"mai"" aamm"ned lad "a" fir thrriaing 1 the following Sunday I.orel Cole came. It was about four
the Imola of a irennyworth ~f speak; 'n 4,0 the l'omnion. .
o'clock. I opeaeul the gloor far him and showed him up.
There have leek lying, either an the Coin ~,,, nor in the Lady Mordaunt was at limue-no one else. I showed
main thonsughtire from the railway station to Fortune a-
i Lord Cole into the drawing-room, where she was. She
well, a large boat. a heap of ashes, surinounkel by the ,
• told me to admit no one else. She said, "I am not at
reuiains .4 a .w.ken pan. ter., large hog-haids. a heal/ en home ta any one else." Lord Cole stayed with Lady
etnnea and a quantity of mortar. eight or tot feet ecru&
Ilse r..a.1 at the tap of the Camonon be Ism:idol by an Mordaunt alriut three hours, from half least four to half-
st seven. I hie) out.
open ditc w rim uh, hich sae 1,. the poll, statian, apa
nd of Henry Bird let :
I was butler in Si, Charles Morelaunes
lii', uneavoary qualities of which the deb.( canstalele Mu • • . 127th .1 I waited at dinner.
asniplainol on behalf of hit Wen. The obl proverb will nthilir' ' remeni sr the . June.
After between ten anti eleven o'clock Lord Cole
he amendal in Portland to "Ntrain at some sprata and
. ret 'ned alone with Lady Mordaunt In the scum of
serallow a eliteh." And as to the obstruction* beside tete the evening I went up to the drawing room to sarertain
r....e'1• itsih• l'" lai lailni ilw Pr".4' wi".. ar"l"'"l.,t" Ini_t whether be was gone. I did not hear any conversation.
aaera teen, pay Mai Malay v. sumny catispensumn so
lord (',,le remained until a quarter to one. I went to
ilk. raiuulu,'s "r ""r 't'ls'ellfrer *la' "laY be "aisali"e'l in Walton on the 10th or July. Lord Cole came on that day.
the Marta' Or Weak is neck over the tunber and stones.
li ..., e stayed in the house till the 14th. Sir Charles returned
CoNvIrT CUSTOM: A HOLE THROUGH • Roor.-One ....
on the 15th. Sir l'harles and Lady Mordannt lived
the cuariet• Ma& a Juin.: attempt to escape on Sunday
exceed alt hall down to the time of the birth of the
Mght. On Sumlar* the prisoners are belied up at seven --. 'g ; -•-
o'clark for the night, and it au letween that hour and child
. William Broseibridim: 1 can head gardener at Walton
ten o'clock that thi, attempt was made. The lU/111 Maas
Hall. I was there in July, 11034. On the 10th of that
Lair w"rhad very hard to "c"nit'lnh hi' laicia*r.. as ha month Lady Monlaunt and lord Cole went together to
am-evoke! in rutting a hole ti gh the roof of limo cell,
thnnigh which he escaped to the na,f of the building the pleasure-ground about nine "'dark in. the evening.
Before. however ha . maid get any further. he WAS went
• Elisabeth Hancock : Iwo, called, in February. ISM, to
by one of the men on duty. am! an alarm was inatantir Walton Hall. to attend t . Lady Mori., Launt..S.he was con-
oon. sae atm was very
ranee!. Fouling hiel game defeate.l, the fellow returned ' final on the Sunday be
aeight man the' child. On the Tu. ei-
ta hie eell by the way he rain, eine of tbe fins uraps ' 'walls I Ihauld aa: as
ladder' was placel against the ai•le of the 'myelin( he : day after the confineueent aril;
if
thrown' toll me the
whis.h t,, t ~,,, tea to the moss hot when tteoas att. look; 1 child was Lewd Cole'a I MI, . ere was any mg
hail letter speak to Sir Charles and not to me.
within about seven feet from the tap. It fell to the Wrong "ha --- haul o to gm chest
ground and struck the Governor (Mr. (i. chrtook who woo She afterwards mkt me she es
standing mar. a rather severe lelaw in the side. The mot about it.
thnsigh *lib+ the hole was rut he ef comsat...el iron and ' lime Julia-Ordinate : Did she appear tube collected?
wu.sl, an that the follow must have been some dna at his "'line", rerfrwtlY.
meek. This was the case for the petitioner.
Sir H. James said he did not propose to address the
Douai' Covvrr Femur Sorirrr.-At • meeting el
the south ter.inch of the Hornet Yrienaly Society, held on the Jan-
-nici.Judoguotwinlinary then sumined up. Ile said : I
evening uf the 11th of March. in St. Georges School- !
rooms Reform. at e. 30 p.m., the (Amebae were present:- Preen_ et Y LII entertain no doubt that
_the. evidence
Mr. II Scriven, Mn. E. J. Pewee, Mr. J. P. Soiree, mr. ' and the entry in the diary constitute a suMcient carre-
ll. Pearce, teen.. Mr. J. Marwood Mr, Pearce, Mr. J. lien- boration ...f the statements of Lady Mordaunt, and if that
tiebl, IM. Sedlivam Mc W. Attwodl. Mr. R. Otter the he as your verdict must be in f • ur of the petitioner.
Itemor, the Rev. J. M. Stack, Dr. Bernard, Dr. With regard to the co pond ta4Z°Lerd Col acting no
. doubt under excellent advice (Len his counsel, does not
walame•Le:nh ,
11:T.....
„elta.r.e.
HChusrewhiwthar. olmenr,.lvm,vit; (lurch.
7 , think fit to deny the charge.
1 .1 .r' - I The clerk of the court then aaked the jury the following
Hllhigare Mc. fl• F• Pa!"na' Mr 1 I . Ann'
" Wu L uestions .. -
Striven. After some little discussion ma t. th' C."04P011- 4 Whether the respondent, Ilarriet Sarah Mordaunt,
with the co-respendent, Lowry
dews, 4:c., the Itee. J. A. Bear.e.w 'wet...ed. and Ar
That the Rev. J. If, ' vrlelnialed miultell
Churrberanten Pearee ••°°n'hal.
Wh coontent oe.„ pro t„„oea Egerton I •,sle. commonly called Viseount rale I
Stack do take the chair." An
ether the ru-resp.nnleut., Farertmi Cole, committed
sad seconded' That Mr. E. Pearce tibiliefan,itie.i th,sel ..i.thh,„4.air . adultery with the
which amendment seam put ta the !nee
%Whether the reepand Hri eut, Harriet 'Sarah Munthunt,
fuse the Rev. I. M. Stark was duly elected chairman.
to committed adultery with some liareall unknown f
The Chairman then called Upon the eteward Pro free
The jury, without retiring, at once returned sen affirms-
moi tio. nano,o a the met meeting, hut tihneseniebeing
- tire verdict on each count.
irrelevant sot not genuine, Icing written
,17.,.. ...nal The 4 'ourt declared • decree nisi for a dissolutiore of the
after the last meeting (as the steward yr, i
eefnthingseto
......rinoi,
admitted). the Chairman called upon the an
el "'
consider the minutee as read, which propose' UWI ! .
A Ikaur then Ism and No MiDinat rOll TIM Com or Arras.. Ceirist.netion,
37
1 a Inajoriri. The Me'. J. '
ea - ' o rhat Mr. W. AND enLWwasRS, W ever attended with each soil
speedy it
r. c hurchward te
en Pearce second ,
lected sward et the above unfailing sesame asDi. LOCOCKS PL LNIII 'Me
Attwooll, of Makeham, he e
branch of the Donst Friendly S the iociety for re,ent WAEIitS• In .'"7 D.'riodkal may be wen testimonials
o'to the of their wonderful efficacy. Nothing else riis such •
stnyart.t.'i'hitTb.
imelif.haithrneeinan haes...Zill
nFent
s.esthnienndrimileat7tsit".ctit. W. sound refreelling night's rest. In hysterical, nervous, and
are unfailing, and in rheumatic
Attwooll au elected by • majority. The followentLem m• heart "I"Plainte they
beer.
Rei.d.of cotunsipettes
maissit.voted foe hrielm. isas.--Themrate.s.c..h.lureh. A_
mime;
piennanend ritirruycins. sukiFailtherin. ifia.•••pnelikebeina
bychsrimal DeinggiiiThritntaate

FM DAY.

OF 1101. Y TIIINITY NEW SEllOOL'i,
The In•W tirl. school, which has lately hewn std.led to the
tine block lot pelloolhountat On what wwwl to lin Chapel",
green, was openc.l on Momlay morning laat. It will 14
twinciiilien4l that, in consequence .1 the Kies,' acconi-
au•alition in Weymouth being declareft insufficient, the
school protfi•ders will AllOll/141 a certain ti m. • to supply the
stele iu,v. la•fore a Board School shoul.l I ordered. No
.1 1,1.1,1 .ippcsra 10 have lit•en made to revivefthe hlrithsh
...I ; font the lin 11111 l tent ',lurch schools were much
..hlow•riptions were set on (oat to provide
for :f.l•litioto to the present b. t,h in St Mary's and
at Hole frthity. certainly very great spirit Wu been .
ahown the a...tn.:licit vicar and the Other friends at
11o1y T ty parish should lie aide no early to show the
pea beat bier 1111 l olete•I. Mr. G. R. erickmay was the '
strehitect, Wlictltain aml Itartlett the Midden., and ,
thn IllSc well performe.l their respective parts of the
se"ork rn. Archit....ture is like that of the other erhool-
:ot lib% the wall. Irina (ace., with l'ortland atone.
The is bee.: tetra will be about :no, and ventila-
tion ha* been specially attende.l to.