The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08 00:00:00

SUICIDE OF MR. JUSTICE WILLE.I.

On Wedeesday morning Sir James Shaw Wines Irma
found dying at his mansion at Otters/mot, Watys,,d,
from the snitchi of a pistol 'hot, fired by himself. A
man originally of anything but robust oonstitution, with
heart clisease of many year.' standing, a mar, es hie
pht 'lease petit. who could oely be kept going with the
greatest 'marble Carr, Sir J•mes Willes has of late beea
w.yked almost to death, like roto-S of the Judges. end
the Mod:less of the Northern Circuit in hasn't quite
knocked him up. He returned home front Liverpool
1,10111 out, with his spirit broken, his n. ryes all at:shunt'
clod iufforn4 from what tOrla Out t have bees sup.
prgseed gout, promising himself "two or three weeki
sleeit." Sot when his Chief Clerk went down to sae
him at Watford • few days ago. he found hint worse
in.tesd pf better, "looking eMpreased and miserebe,"
roomplsintng that be could get no .leep, although tired
and sioepy,and reading Cermet: for "a rest and thatage."
Ilia memory failed, lie laid down his pen or his papers
sod could not find them again. lie s.t or walked about
alstoliisall,
.ybeital.k•d.Lry lithe,
uence.wiislotuhogfih generally
ilhy f..oed of
and
after a few words turned round and walked away or in,
' his hands up to hi. face "as if worried:' The clerk
asked htm in the last conversation that he had with the
judge, whether "he had had news? "Why ?" *shed
"Because," answered the clerk, "you kok
so evressed and mi.-arable, worse than I ever sew you
irtowinyi T
with aho Jt..rudg a n
In hi.
said
ryoethinang to
dwlstlokise,dhabt.trudturnedly
away. During the eight of Tuesday he swim very re..
lea.. He rose at o'clock on Wedesedey muyni.g,
went into hi. dreming-room, and partially drawee
himself. At a quo ter-past seven the gardener, who
was to the patient, heard the report of a firearm; and
at the some limo Mr. Barnes for thirty-two years the
Judge's confidential clerk, beard field the wend a a
shot, awl then • shrill ecre.m. Ile instantly ran int*
his master's room, acid found bite l)iug on the fi our with
• revolver at his knoe, lie attempisi to raise him, but
Sir J. Wide, died at once, • bad having paaasi through
his heart. The Judge bad attests evitmed the greatest
horror of strif•ehostruotion, was afraid of limas= and
very particular about pistols being brought intl bowl
when loaded.

The jury returned as thvir verdict thM "Sir J. S.
Willem shot hie:melt with • pivtol, not betas M the time
a vound mint".

The Judge who thus unhappily pat an end to his
estasenou was Um son of Mr. Jamas Willits, M.D. of
Cut. where be woo born in 1814 He was educated at
Trinity Colisge, Dublin, where be irademed u Etwaaler
of Arm to 1836, obtaining • piths la the honour tisk
lie refe,,„,j, bowereg, the Itagliab to the Irish Ber,
sad mootdiorrly woo Galled to the Bar at the law
Tempi.. In 1840, when he went tits Booth Circuit. la
1850 he wee app4oted • member of the Common Li,
Commission, and was reload to te Bench its • Rama*
Jege of lb. Court of Common Pb. in 1855, at the
early kce 01 41. He never b-d. 'gattOtk• Howse of
Commons. It, insrried, in 1858, Haim, daughtes of
oho late Mr. Thomas Jasmine, of Cott.

DItiE3TALILISiiMENT AND EDUCATION.
A conference of six hundred delegates, repreentlag
the whole of the Midland Counties met at Birmingham'
ou Tuesday, to eonsider and resolve upon the Quante
to be adopted In the ooneituenolee when electioae shall
occur. in refereme to the liberation quinine. The
speaking was quite es much and ea strongly direeted
against the sect.rien schemes of the Government In the
molter of education,, seethe Stole Churchlem ; and
the mind of the conference was absolutely Unanitnene
on the point that the Government mist retrace the
steps it hag taken under Mr. Forster's guidance he'ore
,to n have the sympethy and support of the Nonoon•
formistt One speaker after another roamed the &neap
bly to enthusiasm by denouncing the recent Eduestion
Aot as playing into the bands of the primes, both
dilation's and Romith, and called forth loud shoots of
appistiete by dos:daring that rather than be ridden over
any longer by a E.-tidied Liberal Government, the
Nonconformists would cease to support it, and view
with complacency the advent of the Tories to power,
well 'moored that things coold not be worse and might
be much better. It wee mentioned that the Central
Nonoooformist Committee is organising ite forces In
every constituency, and bad determined to make it •
test question with every Liberal candidate whether be
would vote for the absolute separation of wielder and
religious instruction in the day rebook supported by
public money. Mr. Croathey remarked upon the
allegation that the Noncemformlsts had eondoned the
conduct of the Government, and affirmed, amidst
'shouts of applause, that they hid done nothing of the
kind. "We have not condoned it," he said, "only we
are not going any more to Mr. Forster." All their
protests had been oditemptuottely disregarded, and now
they were organising themselves, and would speak in a
way which would make the Goveroment bear them.
When the speaker asked whether they had any reason
to trust the oeclegiastleal policy of the Government
there were loud crios of "No and when he declared
that the Government was not to be trusted, and they
would rot trust it, but could trust only to themselves,
the cheering was immense. As to the Dieestablishmsat,
it wes resolved that the heartiest support should be
given to Mr. Miall in Ms parliamentary action. The
cry mu,t now everywhere be Religious Equality, said
the offiJial representative of the Liberation Society in
his panne, which gave the keymote to the conference.
The qmetion would not go to sleep. Everything con.
currei to fume it on, internal divisions, outward agita-
tioos, even Tory oteis. Me. Disraeli was going to use
the my of Confab hi danger 111 a stepping-stone to
°thee, and • creedlese Liberalism would not hold Its
ground against Tory organisation and Tory gold. The
Lioerel leaden most have a new creed, and that creed
must begin with the dinetablisbnient of the English
and doottl-h Churches. It I. said by • correspondent
of the Daily Sews, that Mr. J. C. Cox, of Belper, made
a someatioL. Lie had, by the help of some clerical
friends, got a number of lists and advertisement
pomp, lets Issued by the broken of Church livings. Be
asserted, as the result of the study of this amusing
literature that there are at this time 1,375 livings
actually in the market or in the course of changing
bands by sale, and be created some sensation by remind.
isit the ineettna that all the clergymen who buy and
sell these livings take the oath against simony. His
e-timate woo, that one living in every ten is at this
moment for sale.

HOLLOWAY'S OINTNIINT AND PILL& —RAt,, nostink anti
Nreralgta.—Thouga the [molar disease remorselsealy
&Wicks the young arid tae robust, and the latter ruth•
lemily selects its victims from the week and delimits,
the urn. medical treatment will infallibly sure both
eomplaintr. After the affected parte have beeddlligeratly
fomynted with hot brine, and the skin has been dried,
Holloway's Ointment must well end perseveringly be
rubbed in for • new minuted tidos a day, and his Pills
must be taken according to the printed directions wrap-
ped round each boa of hie mediator. Both Ointment
and Pills are acaompanied by instructions designed for
the public at large, and no inralki, who attentively
reads them, out now be had at any lam to doctor him-
self summed oily.

iii PRILIIMIVATION or WOODWOIK or Parr.— A.
anthills I. no emential ti the preservation of wood.
work espoeed to the atmosphere ae • good mat of paint,
all who have buildings needing this protective mowing
should law no time in getting it applied before the
winter some. 00, an I therein has soaked into the wood.
Should there be • doubt as to the but paint to be
adopted, it any perhaps be removed by the koowledp
that Carson's original aoti-aorrosaion punt has now bees
in nee for 'event, years, and that each year hes added
to tile reputation it ties acquired. As • further guarantee
of its egoellentie, it may be added that it lain u,e at rood
of the home, Indian, colonial, and foreign Government
ithtablisbinents and by upwards of 7.000 landed Pro-
prietors and other,. Morning Pat. Priam, pets/qua,
awl full particulars, min be had on application at Waller
Carson k dim, Li Belle tlauvage Yard, Ludgate Hill,
lon lon, &C.

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