The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-06-14 00:00:00

THE WILL OF THE 'LATE POPE.

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The will. as contained in el-yen different were, of hie
Roth.... th• law Pope Pius IX , who died Feb .1. lag,
at the Palace of the Vatican, Lune, hes vrithin t lost
few days been prored in I. 'radon by William Walker, the
attorney of Raphael, Cardinal M 0...., John; Cardinal
&snout, and Theodolphus, Cardinal Martel, the universal
heirs appouted in the will, the personal eat ste in Ragland
Is-en sworn under IMO he full text of the pnacilsal
document was published at the Lime n( the death in the
Italian pipers, cud under this, after snaking various
bequests, the testator (lyre one•third of the remainder et
hi. property to Lahti Buret flue-third toWoole Meets.,
and onoth rd to Anna Arelil, daughter of Virginia Ilastai.
Br the subsidiary pepers or ',idle* there are loosciee,
Principslly of relic., pictures. and cr4clllgee, to the Log
of Nested, the [lichees ktoweser of Iffidene, the Grand
Duke of Tuscany, she Duke of Perna, D Alfonso di
Ihurbon. Omit Caianbs, the Primness of Taunt and
Taxis. Queen liatiella of Spain, and others; and 1,
several churches and charitable inditutioes,

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AN IRISHMAN'S LOVE MAKING,
An extraordinary can human c in.' before tOe Waving-
too Bench. A man named Jobs Meant, an Utah gum
labourer. about 40 yeare old, wag rnetwed with astaultiag
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Ay., jut. The eompleinanh .elto, is • iierviant at thej
8 inkey-hall farm. iii not yet nut of he z. teens. the defend.
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cat, who formed) er.ifted * the imin• was coest,etly
Tea will with foor codicils of Mrs. Francis Martha hoagies about the hell, and on M ieday he formed hi. way Fearnley, late of Bountemoutb, who died ou April 10 into the hitmtn
weintj.ornmesced
by Mr.
mods(
last, was roved on the 4th ult. by Christopkor
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Richard Buckle, the brother, and Walter Juatioe. t a (roil°, on 42.5 a eddy shoot his Limb, wt.% b. bad ruz
executors, the per oat estate bejog sworn under aim loitering about the garden, out &feudal:it alw• s
raq,ooci. The testatrix leaves her freehold residenoe, turne dup again slicertiv afterward., pianist and Mug.
Taviton-heig., with the furniture, plate, pictures, and ins, and nothing seemed to take elem. The somplataaat
household effects, to her said brother ; and legacies to on the previous Thuredey was coming to tews, when the
relatives, friends, and servants. As to the residue of defend sat got hold of het &OW kissed her la Vie street,
pars ins', she gives 6re-eighths bewaking two of of the qui which she had is her bamot.
her property, real and p
to her said brother, two-eighths to her rioter, Mrs. ttcP°LioloPint,o"raue.yrwe.d. round,to.t aady.‘,l4,.."'uld not.
Eleanor Thiling, and one-eighth to her sister, Mime hoefeaid told her matter what had ha 6 -Bverrlinwig.hbt-
Mary Elizabeth Buckle.
&deadest was wsitleg for bar on the bridge. On &tad
Salmon Or • BOORNIN )OTR TRADIEWAN'S Wirt.— he followed her about the street, and the yultoo,oo 00. V.
The deputy coroner, Mr. J. Druitt, jun., held am entered the hell and told the mete on the yeeja bro.aitod
Inquest on Wednesday on the body of Mrs. Annie to Mu her. Oa thkeutiay she nearly drowsed tits with
Whitlock, tbe wife of a greengrocer, living in the sr.aldiu hot water, and s'terwards he came laughing at
Commercial-road. The inquest had been adjourned tEr kept I. wee about the PM.% Waiting for be,.
from the previous Monday, as o 3 that occasion the life.. He 2,2; ,m,r_e_ would either have her or lor
husband was too drunk to be examined. The deceased ouke you mm no mu' "Zstrauyou.. If I.can't have You ot
ha. you. Realise
was a woman between 40 and 60 years of ars, and her knife and told people he was going to out bee 0,...""V0b10.
husband is Immo seven years younger. We !believe Chief' Coastable said the defendant tatio..7"--
she was his old master's widow when he married her, twice Prevloosil it oousvahlmee of si iteagrat,l"4"l—KA
some seven year. ago. She see= to have been a 1!°"" "id b° had Wok's to the an quietly, am ii, ii
woman of a very excitable temperament, but, although V' good od,.,r_tosa
_b..% he would cot jot. 1,. Bo u.:11
rumours speak to the contrary, sccordin4 to the state- o from hir bore' Zehe EMS* bee" ewer from the girl
ment of the husband they had lived as happily as most refeadant replied " Wrala mad
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married couples. øu the Sunday morning the Bowen said that he had its • very ales plaes."-- .o. etteotion of some men was directed to the fact that the girl in the streets, sages:74 ethppeit 1h t'll. 4.lehtatto2ll4will
lying on the steps of one of the bathing machines was him sway.—Defendant, in may to the mogiosmot mid
a womsn's hat and shawl, and there were footpriutela that hue. not see that he did wrose. 1111, trfte
the sand down to the water. About half-a-mile from 1 after the girl in a proper lasettairt!Mt Ohre: lant abe
there and to the eastward of the pier • boy found the . delleat want yea—Veleadmat : Well, I deal lak after
body of the deceived floating Noe downwarda—The tHrw."."ll.. ...it ,will'Tyatt°ll4": "'kg" " 11•4
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husband wee celled, and he said he lost saw her alive da-.1---i-4-- ---- vioir . amiatikArsa ia
With the order
as Sunday afternoon at about a quartet to oue o'clock, vim wash&