The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-04 00:00:00

auxuain) LSO TWIIIITI-SLITH Day.

Two wits/seer were Galled le oostradlot the raiders
of the witness who had swan that la 18460 t 1817, dor
to 1850, she waa barmaid at au to. at lthlkstsaae, and
need to re Roger there in 1819 oe hie way rewards
aed forwards to Bah, and that oe 0.. oesselos he got
thrown out of • dogeat, dare by • Mead, and that
when he wee weehism hie hands she saw that there war
no tattoo marks on his err, and that one of his thumbs
had on appearsoce like that ol the &fermi re,.
I Rae Caere Bangle, • ruin of liver's, was err to
retro the 'eiders of Lady Radeltie arn to hit only
Vklit to the garde. at the mill Ore Roger sad Mir
Doughty wore rid to have ger aloes late err weer
loolicd "lb. Grotto." The yore lady positively deeded
that there was say " grotto' at all, but amply is
agree or walk, sad that ahe priestly realleete=
there with Mies Doughty, as Lady Dadra' had
Ii July, 1862, aloe Roger had left. Berg err
✓eread as to thmistrousde of her reeollesties, oh.
predated • little et book whir toad the date of
ow vial% Ira& Talbot, whim was with the other
ladles on the eareelest, tray of the witheeme who had
'brier Arthur Orbs, sad raw theme Mary An
brew, whom he had retrial, sad meths, rare
whom he hat athesepied to rest, were fewer
that they ked sever ger • eeez ea hie fees is it
sere of the whereas for the &free lied is.,. la—
the sou of • est from the eye es 1b....., nee kr
ever nether any sear of • ..toe kle hand, whir two
Or three of the defendant', wheeler had spokes N.
Captain Orr sod Crier Haskine, who were the
=l:lei two rips at Rio what Roger was there. are
o imetrediet the rider, of Csphtla Brow.,
who had arra that be bad knows than there,ma
that be had nee the.. playieg billiards sad driaktog
with Roger, and that on two oresions be got so drank
in their compeay that he was unable to get to his
hotel, and tit.% at their request rave him a bed in his
own bedroom, where, be said, Captain Oar had aloe
slept, and where while Roger was bethieg lithe more-
ls*, he raw, be ;aid, lb." brown reark," oe whir the
defendant ;slim In proof of his ideality. TIN two
ertathe dented the whole story, sod denied all know-
ledge of Brown, and of several persona he had named
la b-Ing with them on these reasions. Captain Oates
firy ',outraged a positive statement of the wirer
B ono that • day or two before he sae examlor he
hod Len the captain la court. Captain Batts said he
wit them at lint], gorged as reeseor to the Board of
Trade on • nautioed ioguiry. In oross-eaamination he
was &eked as to how much he received in the w. 7 of
rriourerration, and when he raisin,' his appointment,
wider was in April last. Re had, however, given hie
evldecoe under • ormisalou before the last trial, whoa
It. defendent we. silted about 11, and sail he Lad rail
and his 'Castes was now /operand by that of Capt.
Hoskins, who was with him at Rio and knew nothing
of Brown. These wltoessee also stated in eiontradictioe
of the wttoess Lele—tho steward of the Osprey, who
, was o.lled to prove that it picked up the defendant—
that the Bella's boats were aguare-starned, and not
aharp-stenhd Illie wimier's boas. The owoor of the
Bala woo also oalled to prove this, and the charterer
was walled to disprove rumours that any boa's mew
had been picked up and to prove every Inquiry made at
Rio after the ill-fated real, as to wallah, however,
the Lord Chief Justice observed that if a boat was
piokei up and roarer off to Melbourne It could not be
iumoured at Rio. where Brown had sworn ho heard it.
The charterer of the Bella was erom-armined es to
Ilimollllll of over Insurance will, a view to moult', the
ship. but this he denied with great indignation, and
declared that the cargo was well worth mole than the
sum insured. Calomel &chortled., who was present
when Roger was bled at Coaterlatry in the arms, the
&utiles, and temple, rug recalled to °m * ired one of
the defendant', wttooeses on • minor point, stated, in
rawer to the Lord Chief Jostioe, that tbe surgeon Only
made it puncture in rob of the ankles and azots, sod
not I ea the witness Dr. Wilson hid warted.
11r. Barnani Holt and Mr. Seymour Haden, the eminent
surgeons who bad bra already manor for Utz jiirca
erotica all to themark.th ks on e defirdaut, were r
to give further sidelines ea to the err, which It la now
euggeetal Is the tear of an rue, whir it has .been
proved Roger bad; but they both declared their belief
that it was hot the mark of an lase. Mr. Holt farther
stated that the marks of bleeding would be viable after
20 years to ordinary observatioe. Meier Foster was
coshed to coutradiet • eirrenetnetied story of or of the
Cerrineara, who gave riders fa the defiers% as to
Roger oe on. moron brie, arid • revolver at the
Major, and draw • sword which he wrested out of his
rod. The Major denied the whole eery, thoegh I.
orom-ranzinatioe her imeetioned • very dilator
ineident, le whir there was Neither sword nor Orr
neither was he primes.

Ou Friday, two bootetakin. who hid made hoots to.
the defandsat rinse Ids relent to this reentry, wore
salted to prove Ids roseenrements, sad to show that
they were substantially the mm... those of Arthur
Orion. already in rvideuee, allawing for Me difformes
to the style sad obermar of tbe b,oto made in Wapping
sod in Westminster, and b-tweee boots snob as would
be worn 14 Orton and meth as wodld be made for •
baronet. Them memerements were aka contrasted, ea
the oilier hand, with those of Roger Tiebborne, whose
beJtmalter was ce/led for the purple% laud gam the
&Meal mesenremente so tikes In 1849. looldontally be
also proved that fteger's fest differed Is aim, and that
on dm loft sable there was a lump, whisk he would
our!, (ho vitas., said, to ha grim As shoemakers
take Mar in sot in inches, but in elms and
this rules slightly d ~, there was some difiloulty la
rotas' the meet else in lathes, sari the witeseses were
oreeremawdaed with a view so show that thin was a
substantial differseee between the dm of Orten's feet
and the defeedaet's, sod nem betimes the 4sfealiset's
sad Roger's. Ow the other bend, it was attersoted on
the prat of the prosesatien to lapse& sad seetrediet
the mitigate of me of the witnesses for lb. defesese—•
Amager, who had predated the lost we whisk he mid
he had made Orten's loots—by showing that the last
bad bees altered and made larger Mace II woe lad
used for Orton. To robot the searestion made by the
defendmit's counsel in ha epee* to the lery—thas the
tattoo midenee had bese get up by the family in the
001ITIMI of tbe former trial, sad after it had been
meertnined by the Orille-tibisitiblioo el the defeedast
that be was set Wooed, it was proved that Dr.
lAproonalta, on. el the warmer far the Miami at the
last trial, was la May, 1871, before the Olakaant was
maid. arem-szamieed by 85, John Garrido as le the
etiolates of tattoo marks on Roger Tieberee. This
pleat of midterm% Mr. Bookie@ arturressed, eseeinded
the *videos* at present prodesible on Um pert of the
Moo In reply; and he tato applied to the oourt
Fre
for adjoaramitat Is Moaday fortnight, to offord time
to produoe lurtho. evidenee from Americo la ateetradio-
Um of the 'Mame Luis. The Omit ameeded to Um appli-
intim on the understooding that at the Cr 911111400 Of
Ito arljournment the tri4 shonid premed withoet
further interruption.

It is understood that the farther *eidetic* from
Amodio will sot ocisepy and, therefore, a day or
two after Monday fortolght the evidenos will In hardly
closed. Then will commisuot the rimming up of the
evidence for the defence, aid then will come the reply
of Mr. Saarklos, which it is believed will not ezwed a
week In length, ids op,nlog epoch not having estended
much beyond that time. Supposing the defendant's
counsel to speak even lulu as loog as that, be would
oonc'ude early in Duember, nod even allowing him
three weeks he would °occlude by the middle of
Dr:rasher. The power of the Lord Chief lustier to
'rompers end seciadsose by means of lucid arrangement
and (diurnal of ocroseptioo is SI well known as hie
p elect mutery of the cue, and there Is thus every
rerun to belle.. that this extraordinuy trial, which
began en the 23d of April, may linish before Christmaa,
whoa it will have lasted eight months.

According to tint salculatious of a oorrespondsat of
the Waal Mercury, the amount of money expended in
the lowa of Reading during the latt -Aro roars
in the stelloa of public Wiliam., snob as oiturcUs,
chapels, sohools, i.e., has bees .f 131,815.
Two L. 3 MUM' UNION AND ENIONATION. —The
following letter appeiwol Ia tho Timm of Thursday.
October 23rd —Blr.—li the Timm of Friday last I
read :—"This week a party of labourers, with their
wives and I amilliN tO the number of more than 100, have
Mt "'Oil villages ewer Newbury, and hare promoted,
under V..* &notice of oes of the Ilolou represontativos,
to the F orl of L'rerpool, bowleg obtained free pemages
to Osoula, the committee of the Uuion oontributlog
t°.ards ihs txpeness of transit, outdt, la." loth.
L Lbourers' Mins CAroniclo of hn elovontio of Oolvbvv,
Mr. Arthur Clay les, who is with )jr. Arch in Canada,
wilt" thus —" I would, however, hers give • word of
motion ; don't cow 0.1 lan Liier than A vita. Let
that be & itianding rule throughost your geaurttions."
The holies are Mr. Claydon's sad waste how lb. Union
Is soling upset kis most prudent sad woll-timsd advice.
Ernig ou to Canada thus sonduoted may breams a
pendaat to that to Bnxll.-1 am, sir. you's
obediently A. KLUDOSNWILL.A3adsI/0. Dash aim
Wiest ul

PaAMIa ClASJlLifiBliff49.
Lord lialoseebury, Is a spank at an agricultural
dinner at Christcharaii, on Tuesday night, on the
relatives of landlord and testant, said the rights of the
teasel Ware were not sufficiently defined, win case of
death or other saddest hie representatives might be
deprived of his oapital Invested in the lend, and this
he sharacterised al unfair treatment. If. would gladly
see It stated in black and white, OF rather in an tot of
Parliament, that the tenant farmer, or his represents.
tires, should be fairly remurteratod for Ma lasting
, improvements on • farm. But this ehould be • aeronaut
I between husband and tenant, clearly written and
clearly anderstood by both. Urea% fault must be
attached to thew wk.", in the heat of oompatitiois for
, farina rushed at onoo and took a loses or agreement
from a landlord without first seeing what the statues in
it were. This was at the bottom of all dieputes. The
tenant should first ascertain what the farm was worth,
and wedlier It would pay to take. The result of forty
years experienoe to him was that tenants bad ban very
awnless about this, and bad confided too mush to the
honour of the landowners. This he cousidered as •
most pleasant feeling, hat the tenant abould act like •
man of business. epasking of tbs Game Laws he said
by the law. of Reiland the game did belong to the
tenant where there was no suntan etlpulatioe to the
tentrary. It most be r•eollected that if the landlord
did mot take the game rout would be bth.r. It was
• monetary esosideratior and the farmers moat con-
sider whether the farm had better be taken with or
without the game. The result of the abolition of the
game laws in Frans* at the time of the Revolution in
18.10 was that, in las than sic months, pssasssmit woe
petitioned by the farmers, their g.levance beteg I
that they would not keep trespassers off their lands.