The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-08-25 00:00:00

Prep; Te-ii by GOODALL, BACKHOUBI, sod Go:, LEEDS.

DIPLOMA OP AISIZIT, VIEJINA, 17173.
y oaxam RE RELISH.
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to COOPS, STEAKS, FISH. he. [kid by
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I WO Gold Medal., Wirer Medal and Diploma of Merit bare
I been awarded for BORWICKM BAKING POWDER.
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arid in Gd., le.. 2e. Gd. and se, Patent Boum kept by all Greven,
Chemists, and Conideaient, The Finset, Bat, and Tuner.
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RETURNS. or ISIGO,
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thr.tugh any rimpectable de .ler, sad (Whokaalie truly) el
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NEW TZAR—BEST VALUE FOR NONEIL
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TV stock of welLealected Black TEAS from la. O& nab.
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Choice Soucbong, 2. 10d. Orders for £2 wort) said astriadie
raid to all parts of England; £4 WLiei. i 004614 and
Ireland.

DIPLON4 OF XIIILIT. 111111114, 187 E
G°ODELL'S QUININE WINE. fl. um sad rent Elias
Ana TOMC yst introduced. Per the relief of lodlnesSien.
General Debility, and loss S Appetit* it is iirraultelsin,
p,,,,,,,,epEnd for its water by tbe " Food JourneL" hear
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F it.8.8.A.„ SE Sold by OTOCeil, Oilmen, and Olimeses
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Mr/LOVED and ECOIIIOIIIIC CuOIEIZT.—
UBS

EBI "C OM iTNY's " ZITBACT
OF MEAT as " Block " low Batd•Tes, Soups,
Malathehes and Sauces : gives fine flavour sad great
etrenath Invariably adopted la iotweltolae when fairly tried.
CAUTlON.—Chuulae oats with Baron Lieblg'e o.
across Label.

Lossy.s CMAIIPAGNES way be had either dry, sweet.
1./ erut through any reepectabla Mine Merchant In Tows
ne the Country. A. WOLFIEN and Ca.. Agcada, 8,llpo•
Lane. London. No advance In prices.

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SIiCH AIMS,
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PAITV.RNS SILKS, Paat-trota SLACK 811.1.111a.(41.
1.000 to 6 guim as a drsss. coLoutura alum Irma 1
Rama& to 10 guinea.. NICHOLSON mad Co., 10 ton, St.
Charch•yard, Ladles should twits forth. above
dote par.:basing.

Da OS, REED, STRING, AND MICR AND FIFE lIANDi
D PIANOFORTES, AND HARMONIUMS at whole.
sale prices. at J. MOORE'S. Buxton-road, Eluddeteleld.
Price. with drawings of every Inetrument post Ova Iluelc foe
any kind ol band. t Patronised by the Army, Navy, and Ldp.
Obrtm

nuglil(liuthillB tad Oita IN h. by 6 tt. ; 11111.011
rgAiligs •01 RINK II It. by It., Et 16.. Od.
Fur catalogue r 4 Orreahnure., Moder% ha,. mud 114.
T. H. P. DINNIS and Cu., *Debug. Worts, Cbehonlard or-
liendon ibtllol.'bp, Queen viotous-street, Landes. ILO
OTANP IT OLT with HlBalltre Putout ANTONIN...IIOr
0 Nee Hibberer New Tneury and Practise ot Nedkine
Pride lc 011ees, 143, Iltrend. Works. Narwhal

"Dsmiumstsui very REMARKABLE -ipedisid Mee
IL LAXPLOUGH'S PYJANTIC lidllNß I.
Preyoutisix sad Caring Charm Basal: Pox, Fevers, SM.
Di•eyeaa Specially retrollag sad *vitro/allot le Ell 0,006-
totion. It is seill by Chamiet; mud the Kakis, ileisio

li.o PETRI:Yaw muck= PAINTS, War noun
SRIP and WIN VAAL VOL
If nuonnigrod by ,bp bit case pia.6 pawns', Livorpool. ban*
!honlieol oaf, n on Iron, on Aber Yoffal...lll stand any
&Irmo of hest ',Khan bliolostoß. 1 Sot. will do the .C4ll
of 5 min. lend Pafala Si. Arian& in Ingineering, 26 January
Let

Itwt------
WBTICOUTIL the early part of August Dr. Askham fell sick. Bp to
. BART. kindly riven t 5 towards that time, and with Dr. Askhanis treatment, deceased
Ste F Jonerratox. . h.,'
the funds now beingpased for the benefit of the wife and was Perfactle sationed ; but afterwards his extras were
family of the late Mr. Hunt, who so unhappily met his taken away from him, and he was dioatiefled. He corn.
death by haling from • ladder at the Clumnel Islactila Plamal to the chaplain, and through his intervention,
THE Boaoesin MsoISTRACY.-Aninng the rumours demaaed was again placed in the auociation ward,
current with reference to the new party of magistrates, it In answer to a juryman, Broeko said he saw deceased
Ii
Is stated that the deputy.mayor, Mr. Jas. Milledge, and in the association ward, and sake.' him how he was, awl
Mr. Abbott, late draper of SL Mary-street, are, to be he c Walnut of the medical officer taking away ha
among them- extras, lie said if he had a little more breath, a better
isesease or THR HWANNERT.-More swans have lately inspetite, and more to eat, he should be better.
Seen sent (nun Abbotabery, and the number in the The Rev. Arthur Ildl, chaplain. was then called by the
Radipole Lake will soon be not less than 12. The town jury, lie said he frequently viaital the prio,ner Evans.
is deeply indebted to Lord Ilchester for his handsome who conatently complained of his treatment by the
presente, and also to those gentlemen who have AO medical officer in charge. At length witness wrote to the
ably and successfully represented the matter to his lord- hualical carer and at his request deceased was again put
ship, in the association ward. Still he complained of his extras
BAND OP 110 PF. TREAT.--On Wednesday afternoon last, being taken away, and at witness's request, egg and
the boys and girl. of Mrs. Greaves's Band a Ilope, to the bratnly mixture and other little things were given him.
number of 166, harl • treat at Portmnre and Beltield l'ark. ' Dr. Parton. was railed, and said he saw the decearied
They asoemblal at two o'clock, and proem-dal to the ' the day after whuissit.n, awl prewribetl for him. Saw
grounds at Ballad Park and enjoyed the usual merry him again when he was in the association ward, when he
games until nearly six o'clock, when tea, cake, he., were I was meter Dr. Ankh:anis treatment. It wan not in
provided on the grass in the Park, anti much enjoyed by i reference to the IleCeddelt that an altercation bad taken
the young people. After tea they returned to their sports, i place between witness awl 1/r. Bernard. Although they
and continnel them till about omelet, when they returned ' did nut agree on a point it was entirely extraneous to the
home having spent a delightful day. 1 deceased amid did not in any way affect the treatment of
ART CLASS. -Mr. 11. Wham has taught her some time 1 the decumni or of the priemersgenerally.
an art class at the Working Men's Club. The following I Mr. Bernard was then recalled and re-examinal. He
have passed either with proficiency (II or with excellenee denied a Soto that the prisoner hail ever complained. ttr
( E). Freehand -Henry Moffat, K ; Walter Ilnumull, that he refused to give him what lie asked for. If there
P. : William Pend. P. ; Janet* Clarke, I'. ; William bad been evidence of the shame given, this was the first
Maire, P.... Alf ral Purchase, I'. ; Mrs. .1. Sherren, I'. ; time he had heard td. it.
Miss 11. sturntey, P. Geometry-Thomas Breoka, P. ; The medical lacer in charge wile then sharply cross-
Henry Hoffert, K; \Valiant l'OUil. 1... ; James Clarke, I'.; examined as to why he no suddenly altered the diet of the
William Moore, E. ; John Rose, P. Perspective-Walter &recut:al, after Dr. cLsklutin was taken ill, anti why he
Barnes, P. ; !tenni. Hoffer', I'. ; henry Reffert. K. / continued the alteration up to tbe time of hi. death. The
Alfred House, E. ; William l'ontl, E. : William Moore, I'. ; doctor said he ;nave deceasal all that in his opinion he
Thomas Warren, E. ; 11. Rotel!, E. h Henry Roper P. ought to have, and that he never ref mai to allow him to
lloggL -Walter Barnes, p:: Herman Rnffert, E.. .
.. Henry have anything, he asked for. Ile was asked whether Mr
Sin I'
P. ; Alfred line. P. ;Th an Warren. l's- Hill had not written to him with reference to the matter:
An L NITUIMISIash BLUE COAT Bow.- On Sunday about Ile returned an anower which some of the jury considered
three &clock the policeman on duty found sitting on • etaaite.
doorstep of lale of the houses on the front a biale coat boy, The Jury then asked for the medical journal, when Dr.
who appeared to have no business. and no friends. He Bernard decisively refused to prattles it. He was pressed,
told • variety of tales about himself ; but none were satis- and said he lied consulted with the Governor, and the
factory, anti enquires had to huemade by Mr. Supt. Governor was willing to telegraph to the Board of
Vickery. Ile was found to le John Watson, • boy from Ifirectors, to enquire if it might be produced to the j u
ry
the Frame Blue I 'oat School, and alont nine yearn of an The Coroner dissented from this, anti acme of the jury:
It seems that a gentleman brought him down with Willa declarel they would not sign the verdict unless the book
compaeions to Weymouth on Saturday week en en were produced.
excursion, and took them back on Monday. On Satunlay The Coroner then premed the matter on Dr. Bement,
Last this boy got sane money at home, and paid his and said he mizlat read the entries, anti on the De
Le' enter! pnelitecti the book. and read as desired.
Pawage down to Weeinouth ; but ohm he got here he hall
not another penny M Provide for himself. Asked how he We have been favoured with another statement of part
had intended to live, he wad he hal an aunt living here, of the evidence, which elucishatel some points, not d. It
and his mother supwored he would live with his aunt for with in the above summary :-
a week, when his ther would cone after hint But he Francio IL Bernard, asaistrutt surgeon of the Convict
mid he had been ova to the post, and that was how he Establishment said: In consequence of the
W Wu
moilent
of Dr.
present
Ca
out of doors at that time. It was found that he had AsltharsL lie was in sole char! at the
no aunt at eymouth, and his only relates. WU a far. Ile attended deceased on bin he mission into the Intl y.
removed cousin, who did not even know his name. lie Went away on the Ist May on leave for eight days and
was token to the station, and Supt. Vickery telegraphal during that time he found on the 4th, the all,' wed
to his friends, and found that his statements were false, the nth May, the tlecessape name „n,, au
and and his friends had loot him, awl bad no idea where he the complaining sick. Dr. Paroon*, who Wan acting durr g
was, and there is reason to believe he haul stolen the his absence, tuust have seen deceased at that time.
money he he required for his ticket. Ile watt sent olf again nests did not see him until the 2lst May, when he at once
by the am train on Monday afternoon, Superintendent admitted him into the Infirmary, and the followin day
Vickery telegraphing to Superintendent Deggam to receive Dr. Parsons prescribed for him. When a 'croon
Min at Jerome. admitted into the Infirmary, according to the then la-
ADDITIONAL CIMATES. BOCiETY.-At the beginning of ton, which has since been altered, he was put on low
the week efforts were made in behalf of thio society, at St. diet, and Dr. l'arsons did not alter that diet. Witness on
John's and Holy Trinity churches, where special sermons the 23rd May saw the deceased, and ordered him beef tea
. e
were preached by the Rev. W. Clifford, organising secre. and pudding diet. His diet was changed and on th
tare, and the Rev. James Trevitt, of Christ church, old 30th May he was put an full diet, From that time to the
elpitaltields. The collection* amounted to /Mt Els. Id. at time of his death his diet was changed and extras were
St. John's, and to .615 at lloly Trinity church. The Public ordered as lie could eat them. He had what he fancied,
meeting wad held on Monday evening at ilthly ntinity if witness considered it goal for him. Amongst the
Infant schoolroom, presided over by the Bev. J. Addison, extras during his illness he had chopo, stewed mutton,
and there were al. present -Ike. V.>'. Rename, Rev. sherry, Pout, lemonade, eggs, brantly.and-esy mixture.
C. Druitt, Rev. W. Clifford, Rev. J. Trevitt, stc.-The nix cough vrao very 1.. On the fitm h of thio
Rev. V. F. Ransoms offered prayer, and • hymn was sung month witness was called to see him at 11.3 U., and
by the boys of the choir, led by Mr. Gubbina at the towel he had ruptured a blood *easel, and brought up a
harmonium. -The Rev. J. D. Addison said the object of large quantity "(blood. Witness stopped the hemorrhege,
the meeting was to help in causing the gosp
but he gradually sank and died on the Itith. At times
The
to be
preached In every portion of our own country. hl e
duty he was • little better and then worse. The cause of death
of the Church was to effect this object, and if the duty was conouniption, accelerated by the rupture of a blood
were neglected, punishment would be sure, and might be vessel on the lungs. He died in the association want At
swift. The people could never be what they ought to he time. his cough was very bad and disturbed the whole
unless the influence of the garnet were brought to bear want, and witness had to remove him into an infirmary
mem them; they could not perform their duties as cell, for the sake of the other patient&
citizens or even as natal beings, and so it was the duty of In William Rom ell o evidence, he stated that deceamed
the church to educate the conocience of the people, to complained much of being put in the Infirtuary cell, and
illtristianise them, ("r no other influence would be of any al. of his diet being changed. Deceased considered that
use. Ile urged his hearers to examine the prayer for all if he had not been put into the cell, he might have gone
sorts and conditions of people ;it was truly • missionary to Woking with smite of the other invalid convict&
prayer. and had a special hearing on the work of such a William Brooks, nunoe orderly, proved the ebuission of
society, as the one they were met to support. Attention deceased into the avert!. The following day, Dr. Parsons
to this prayer Wolliti lead them to be more earnest Otl aosist medical officer, made him rough, and saw that he
behalf of foreign missions, and also for the welfare of the brought up Mosel 1/r. Parsons gave him meths:Me, buteitness
mares of heathen at home, who were without a true did not think he changel the low diet, dereaaed was then on.
knowledge of the reapel of Christ lintil they took that On July :illit li non was brought in with a fractured leg,
on the morning of the Ist the doctor in going his rounds
prayer continually on their lips, and were energetic in
carrying nut its spirit, they could not be saki to be fully came to the man who has the broken he.:. and asked if he
doing their tbite to God and to the world -(applaw.).- had .1.14 well, lie said No, he could not sleep, because
The lien. W. Clifford opoke a the 'snarec.o of the society, the deceased had been coughing during the night, and his
by which MP grants are being made, and in consequence cough waa very bad, and lie wax then ohiftert out of the
nearly 41ii mission cleirelses had been opened. -The Rev, ward into the infirmary cell. On the 4th, with.. was
T. Trevitt spoke of the work in his parish of Christ sitting up with a mad convict and heanl decesoed had
chunk, in 411,1 Spitatieltls. part of the work being among broken a 140.1 vmsel, awl asked to be shit ted into the
the thieves, hat lie never lo.t anything, and they *add Association V. lot this was not done for two or three
not allow hi. garden to be rohis4 Mr. Trevitt's address ,lays. Witnes aaw him afterwanls and asked him how he
yr. sensational in int-Meet and very lengthy, was getting on, and he answered that he wanted a tattle
THE CRFAT BICITLIS Burg, --The tint attempt at this more breath, a better appetite, and more to eat He nail
ram has proved a "nuke." The champions Marled "ro I or. Bernard had rthlUetC,l his diet, anti given hilli nothing
early in the morning befere the break of day" at a quarter in exchange, that he could eat Witness continued that
pest two, joyfelly expecting to arrive at Hyde Park dlecea`"l did "et eat the "'hid° "f the food ilivEn Ilim ;he
Corner hefore night, perhaps in time for the pieweires of left part of his bread mei he had biscuits in exchange.
the West End. Al. ! Mr. Wallis had a spill before he Dr. Parsons, in the early part of May was on duty at the
get to Blandionl, coming deem-hill, and his bieyele was I :onviet Establishment during the absence of Dr. Bernard,
broken down. 31r. Greenwoal thus arrived in Blandford Sew the complaining sick, and must have seen the
twenty minutes Seat Ile stayed live minutm, and went deceased among them on the 4th, 61.11, awl nth, hada not
on to Salubury, maw where be also Itreke down altogether, admit him ritethe Infirmary as he dit I not consider him
and
rawe lock he train. id,. wank returned with the ill enough; or be should have done so. Wm also on duty
bicycle MN far as Windier., where he broke his journey tin the thiel May, after Dr. Bernardo return. Dr. Bernard
by visiting a friend, and after refreshment for man and had onlenst the man into the Infirmary the day hefore.
steed, returned on the bicycle to Weymouth with one leg Found he was suffering from hemorrhage, anti prescribed
for him ; but did not alter his diet, although he was ou
wanly, the other on the rmt. Ilia knee-call is unfortunately
low diet Dr. Bernard and witness had had no altercation
injured. The courage 114 the athlete. Is unabated. and
SS to the deceased. !teemed never complained te witnese.
they are to 4art again when wounds are healed and
Had looked at wluat had been prescribed for hint during
damages repaired. A correspondent my. :-- At twenty
his illness, anti it met witnesis approval
minutes past two o'clock in the morning the word '' Co"
was given ll'y Mr. Craliani, who acted as stakeholder nail Dr. Bernard. recalled, mid he was en leave about the
managed the affair. Although sn early, a good u goodly number first week in yMa ; could not reauemper the exact slate.
were at the sutha, to
ontheta
on
_which was 4.. ~„;„, ii,,d the journal before hint, anti the first entry in hid OVVII
the congratulations of their numerous friend*. They handwrineil for the th of May wit... the dOth May,
and they continued keen to the 16th June. The A.ocia-
started at an ease pace U at the burn; but from St.
-leha's church Wallis sheered in front, SIMI this Ine ition lion Ward differs from a cull ad the patients are not
Sac Wept thmugh Rediwie Oat& WWl+ WAY fortmiatelY in one room. Itemoved deceased from the association
open, nasintaining it to lireadwey, when Nth men threw ward to the cell I.'autao his cough was so violent that it
disturbel the other patients, and for no other reaaun ; the
themselyee otf and walked at a sharp pace to the top to(
the hill. Greenwtsel, being the esrrtest rider, was Oil cough was so violent, thattlie other patients could not
the
t,addht is
an ttedatit
and der," en. leading the way eleep. The foal, witness did not let lain have heratllNO it
to Ridgeway. where loth men wen. together. Wallis,
WAN IlOt goal for bra ; but he let Isiiii have everything he
likel that was beneficial The auswiation ward also
getting off first, tweet the pace in walking up, and not
Ilitier: (rem a cell, in this, that in a cell what the convict
hiatus MO high it 1111PhillO Ili.' not rt.inire the power to
pus).,solie
arei,ett
at thin top
„tate ditttanee ahead „f leaves Is taken away : but in the association want, another
convict nmy get hatter whet is left, and it may not he
ihreen watt', lea Initialing to wash his addle, his opponent
hia.
and a dear race for lita.thettter iten„wed, the gout' for him. Dr. Bernard ay. asked whether the Rev.
1:
A. Hill bad not written to him with reference to the matter.
-.4liniAt nearly hireling them and i.e.-tering the nonl
very dark et the beginning of Monektin MIL Greenwood lie replied : "Iteally, gentlemen, that has nothing to de
wee caught and slackened pace. Wallis was mottoes until with the case. If you like you may see the note, or .Je
Mr. Hill to give you my answer."
ho thotutht it prudent to loteen his break-handle, whit b
be did thinking he was nearly down the hill This The answer etated by Mr. Hill in his evidence was that
mistake nearly coot him a spill for what with keeping his Dr. Bernard was afraid of brie/ring on kettle
The Coroner then reviewed the evidence. Ile said it
bicycle from sway inc and retina out as Intel as he could
the work told on him; first at 3lonckt.ai gate,where belted was very clear a, to how, when, and where the deseased
came by hie death, and a point which had arisen on the
to knock the keeper up. I lreehattal Wad trot off again; previous occasion did not aril. here-namely, whether
but it was no dark-aril-I not thee him, although at times
deceased had been admitted into the Infirmary in time.
but a few yard, ahead -this ground being suitable to his During 1/r. Bernard's aboehice on leave on the 4th, 13th, and
machine Which IA higher in the wheel by eight iuches lie
was nearly at the lenctien Hotel when Va'allis was 03 the nth the deceaeed had been seen by Dr. Parsens, who did
not cow:nice it at all a cane for admission into the
brjaw. ; but Walk puttleg on the speed caught him at
Infirmary. or he would haveseut deceased there. When Dr.
the town pump. !hewn tit. bill at a breakneck pace the
Bernard returned and saw deceased on the 2lst, he adthi i ttet I
two tees were nearly together, the white coat forcing the
hint, and the following day in his official capacity. [Sr.
pace until the turnpike Wl4l reached, when linssnwood
admod zu; prescribed for hint, so that the case was either
agua came up, and w. through first. Up atasn, Wallis
P
staying to oil his wheels. The best of free 4 must pert se en y tecouie serieus., or else it was not serious at that
time, and the prescrptions all through were proved to
and Wallis had condeAcended to wait at all the gates for
have bete given by Dr. Parsons. well as by [Sc, Bernard.
Mr. Greenwood who uow forged akead some font e. live The evidence
.was very clear that the man bad every
bemired yards, when mita the hill for Kingston park a tem until a certain ilate in August The question
islet vision (multi he just determined, when it vanished. l'll'a •
had aiL:en ante his being put on half-diet, which meant
The caul from this point was very dark Wallis, in trying two ouuces of bread at each meal le. at dinner. The
to ovetake his opponent came off once in the hedge, this
of mune was a disadvantage to him having to pick nitheas inneha !dated that the deemmeil left his
bread, therefore it was useless to keep Min tlll full
himself up and mount. No more was seen of Creenwt.l •
until the last hill before !Handfeed gate. Wallis itt trying diet, for he did not con•tinie hi, food, therefore in that
respect the witnesses showed that the doctor was quite
~,,t0
toiraert,:tneembit:tt Liateetwfuattorltallatilittaeehlieteleethatt'teratal'idtlYrdeer. rig it. Besides, the doctor had entered him various little
fieffice to may it spoilt lais chance. Mr. Wallis WY wet to ththda As to the removal front the association ward into
Ins cell, no doubt it Was pleasanter in the aseheiation ward;
the skin and ithaking with the cold through the heavy but it was preyed his comfit disturbed the other patients,
oast 04,1 lying on the Wasp grass some time unconscious, and what wan the doctor to dot Wila he to remove all
a.. d
itww.sadni,esur.thicrei
fer,,liziirs,er.ebelva.reiksbe,fuelat tietrat.?,erida:
ciiagualn.,
tie, other patients or this snie man ! It must strike them
Viet lie was justified in moving the one wan foe
Mr. Greenwood with NO long s .tart would he
chagrine the benefit of the other, patients under his care.
insesesible. Wallis is chagrined at the way the race ter- to the nouriaking thing, r the ileeeg.eal
minated, soil declares lie will never ritle at /riah an Then w'
diJ not have all that he craved for, although be had a
unearthly bour again, and all gates shall be opened to goal ntany, for the doctor atated, that he was efmid he
prevent stopping. lie returned last night on his bicycle should bring hectic-a very nrasenable explanatieu. At
from Withhethe riding the greeter Part of the way on one that time deceaaed was having many extra allowances ;
leg. but no doubt his mind was prejudiced -....tstesinst the doctor,
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PORTLAND.

_
FALL OF EARTH OX • M ix.—About Id o'clock on Wed.
neday morning. on accident happened to one of the men
engaged on the Backwater railway. A number of the uten
were at work excavating the large rutting on the line near
Faatletown, when 3 IstMe titan., estimated at about a tom
fell en and amend Frederick Pitman, of Weymouth, who
was employed in filling the waggons. and removing the
earth. His fellow-workmon set t work. and removed the
staff from Miriam got hint out, and he was taken in •
.earriage to Dr. McLean's house The doctor found him
tnurk bruised, and he ..raplainect ef pain in his head and
/emu; lint no hunts% were broken. The doctor applied the
neosisary bandages, and he was at once takag into Wey-
mouth to them itoyal Hospital.
_

GILEAT DALE or ADMIRALTY STOCK. --
great sale of Aslniiralty surplus plant and tools at
*e Breakwater uusrries and work., took place on
'uesday last, by Messrs. Fuller, Horsey, Son and to., Ur.
Homey wielding the hammer. Luncheon, and a very
excellent one it was, was previded in a shed at the top of
the iodate, and just inside the Prison Works, Mr. Boanl,
of the Royal Hotel, catering in tust rate style. About
L5O sat doom There were a lame mi.wber of buyers,
including many repreeeetotive4 of lersetuttsh gnu. from
London, and lumme.4 was got thrum* in yeti, :mart
etyle, about :fl4 lots leing knocked down in three or fota•
Lours But then the suceceftil bidder for a lot was
allowed to take the other lets ,•imilsr to it at the same
price, and this expodited business. much, while it caused
disappointment to some who wanted tt; pick up a lot here
or there. Wheel tires. dr., went about Is. per cwt.,
wheels 4.. 611. to 4s. fol., wrought iron &alb from
Ishort length.) to 10s. 11. to lie. 9d. per cwt., and two lota
6d. and 13s. 6d., and east iron brought 3s. 6d. to 3s. 91.
,▪ or cwt. An iron post crane with acres:cries fetched £3l,
▪ tilsra fixed derrick crane, mast :Wt. brouoht .03, others
going for .C.ll, C3l, 4:16, and Xl9 rinpectively. For the
engines generally were offered from C 34) to C2lloeaeh, and
we heard that one WWI bought in, a regerVed price of
£3Ol being set on it; but the Breakwater engine only
brought .Ll5O. The proceeds of the sale are variously
elated at from it.1(1,111/0 to 4:15.000. We hear that the
engines will go to the north of EnglinuL

in consequence of removal to bin cell, which appeared to
he a nem.sity. Some of the deceased o statements had no
doubt been made with that on his wind; but the removal
appeared to he a necesity, for the benefit of the other
patients. However, it was for the jury to weigh these
circumstances in there own mind, and it WAS for them,
Out the coroner, to give the verdict.
Alter carefully eifting the evidence, for about four hours,
the jury found a verdict that decenaed died "(consumption
accelerated by the rupture of a ble"d•vcsxel on the lunge
But they added to their serdict that one medical
officer wax not sufficient fur the Convict Establish-
anent. and they 'imbued this remark especially as a jury
al.out 12 months ago, recommended that three
medical men be appointed to the Establishment. They
also stated that they did not consider the medical officer
in charge was free from bhune, in not allowing the deceased
te have what he desired in the latter part of his illness.
The swixes of the jery were: Mr. h. J. Pearce, foreman,
Mr. F. ke4trc..:, Mr. W. Pearce, Mr. F. P. klaewood, Mr.
(1. Hay, Mr. Jokn Pearce, Mr. T. Green, Mr. J. CHAU,
Mr. 1). W. Austen, Mr. I obn Bray. Mr. B. Stone, Mr. E.
l'earce.

ABBOTSBUICT.
REJOICINGS AT THE VISIT OF LORD
RoS.

L.ciorday the 15th, was a joyous ilay here on the first
coining t this village of the infant heir. Lad' y Ilchester
with the revu.g lenl was met just outside the village by
about two hawk-se of the inhabitants, who were deter-
mined upon taking out Hu horses and pulling the carriage
to Abliotsbury Castle, about • wile and a-half distant..
Her ladyship, on being asked, kindly consented to allow
Ilium to do so, provided they would Ise as careful as
possible not to cause any accident to any one, the crowd
being groat. The horses were soon taken out, a rope
iippr:= brought by Mr. A. Boatswain, and the carriage
ed at • trotting mice towards the i astle, amidst
shouts of joy from the villagers and the ringing of belhi
from the church tower, where a ibur WWI to be seen float-
ing on the breeze. The eyes of every one were turned
towards the babe, whieli her ladyship kindly held so that
.11 iuiabi have a view, and shout after shout was given ma
the carriage roiled along, awl on naming under the various
anises short stoppages were made and cheers given. On
the arrival at this Castle cheers were again given for the
youoii Lord, and Lord awl Lady lichester, awl her lady-
ship, 111 ROM very appropriate words, thanked the,,, all
for the Lind reception they had given her sou, aipl said
that she hoped to bring him up to be as fond of Abbot-s-
-lain. people at, Lord Muster and herself were, and that
„he hoped some day her son would be able to thank them
hirsdaa for the reception given him. Her ladyship then
descenda• from the carriage, awl gave every one an
opportunity tll e eer view of the infant, who was gene-
rally admired. On tie, -'turn of the villagers to Abbots-
bury, Lord Ilcheater was riding toward the Castle.
Three cheers were at once lariat fas StavorvWet and
three for lord RIO 1,a.1y Ilchester : his krdship kindly
thanked them for the same, and for the decurativms he
use; that day.
THE DECORATION,
Were muossicos, and showed the kind feeling which exists
on the part of the :chabitants towards the noble family of
Ikhester.
Amongst them were the following :—Just outside the
entrance of the village—flag on the tow of abetter rick, by
Hr. denies Toma—pole erected with flag. Mr.
H. Boatswain, fanner--pole erected with two flags on the
tot): Pols trimmed with ivy, paper roses, and natural
flowers; a motto was fixed on • board • short distance up,
across the pole, "Welcome, sweet babe" in red letters on
• white ground., the Lordering round aaDlO of paper roses
and flowers, and the effect was very pretty. On the top
of the street called &Aden Bow was an arch erected by
men winking on the estate, assisted by Mr. A. Boatswain
and others ; the mks were all trimmed with ivy relieved
with flowers, and there Was a south" on the front side ig
ornamental letters painted in gay colours on a white
ground by lilr.JnoGreen—" Welcome to Isird Stavordak
and in. the other side "Gal preserve the ehild," and tlxvid
on the ,70., piece over the mottoes was • garland of
flowers by Mrs. Tom& Mr. George Cornick, baker—motto
painted on a board axed in front of his house, trimmed
round with evergreens and flowers, "Long live Lord and
lady Debater, • trimmed pule erected with flulh a
string of flags over the rm m d. Mr. W. Com' shoe
malmr—antique star and evergreen& Mr. Jas. t.

LONG !NI/MUST AND BLAME OF
TilE 11 EISICAL OFFICER.
An inqueet was hell at the tele,,b;t Prison on
Wednesday last, 1111 the body of Walter EVlOl6i, "UV"
aged 311 years. Though it WAS 01113 of three deatms v•hich
are cancel "natural,' the jury did not give up the exam.;
nation until between. four or live hours had been con-
sumed in a most seareititg enquiry.
The first witnees was notes( Whicher. clerk to the
orwernor, who wit. allowed dk remain in the inquest
vomit during the whole time, though (Aber writers. except
the I oroner and the jury were excluesg.--Mr. Whirker
stated that Walter Evans VVBA received into Ut. Prison on
February 21, DCA under sentence of 10 year.. Ws
conduct bad been most exemplary during the whole of
remaining ill the Prison. No complaint had been made
against him.
EVallS was admitted into the Ineirmary on the 211 st
lay, and hall been there till his death.
Bernard. aseistant surgeon iu medical charge, said
@the deceased had been sick on the 4th, nth, and sth
Ma . and again on the 2lst, cud was admitted into the
1 r, the :Md., for general debility with musk.
Ho was treated by Dr. Parsons on the din 4 and on the
ffgrd by witaeas. Ile had every nourishment he required,
and bad no COY plaint whatever.
WilMam Itoupell. mine orderly, said he bed attended
be dere:wed, who had nnnplainol to hint of reduction.
▪ hg. diet, and aho of his trettinent by the surgeon
Another complaint was about his being shifted from the
association ward to a cell by bimetal. Ile did not say
much to withers ; but the latter eftervntrils beard it from
▪ piiaouar named Caine. Ile said be believed there had
been an altercation between Dr. Parsons and Dr. Bernard
about him, and he thought Dr. Barnard resented it,
The prisoner l'airie was aaked fee; but he had been
:transferred to Wolon prison on Monday last.
A 4:unvict, named W. Brooks was on N 0.3 leading wken
kweeeed watt admitted. lie was muffering froni spitting
.ad. blood, and was treated very wall at lint till he was
-taken to the assocon ward., and then an accident
broke kts lees and demand wee
ranoved
call, and his diet altered. In
to the