The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-01 00:00:00

1711 STABBING 0461.

Ths seaman Wallin Walker, of the brigatinit, Golds,
who we, charged with rttbbing Henry Williams, ths
ite•ard of the ship, wan bought up on remsnd. He is
• rather ineignigesnt-looking fellow, with not much
tress of ferocity abmt
Mr. Howard prow:rutted and Ur. George defended. . . . .

The promout-or was &widowed to be la too mash
dailies. o sppew ; hat the ow was proved by E. IL
Darla, ship-keeper, who deposed to fasts very similar to
those elsewhere narrated; but he also stated that
'hillier took up • whetstone to throw at Willis.;
hut it wee Wiwi away from hlra by i sailor named
Butler.

Capiaio Elliott elm dove evidenoe, from wideb It
appeared that when Willom, showed the out, two
membranes oere protruding through.
A. Hawke% gal., madataut to Dr.
Carruthers, deposed that Williams beds wound • little
oboes the isft groin, and inside the loft hip. It wee
about an inch in length, cod part of the peritoneum
bad ts.en protruding. Thill @toward wait in decor, sod
enable to some to be examined. He would not be able
to he removed for 10 or 14 dais.
Raw:nand.' until Deaf Satned.y.

THE FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE BAY.
• DitIOOVIIT OP TOt 1117/MMILTACHT.
. . .

A little before six °dock on Tueeday evening.
Mat a boat belonging to Jamea Doble. and
manned by himself an TI two men named Mabb and
Megeridgr, found the sunken yacht off Whitenothe, and
as they reckon, not far from where elm went down, The
" inoel " was sttachrel to the yacht, and that wag got
up. awl taken tower& Weymouth, but they were not
all, to rates the yacht hermlf then.

Till FUNZIAL

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Of the lamented Mr. Watts took plan on Wednesday
morning lad. The melancholy °mike left the reddeooe
nf the &mewed 10, Argyle Teirraoe, at eleven o'clock in
In the following order:

Mr. Sperling, Undertaker.
Hearse, clntaining the body,
First Mourning Grriege, conveying the Rev. J: W. watt,
father og deceued ; Rev. Rawly Mon, his uncle ; Re..
W. R. Hodge, hie cousin, with Admiral Jervis, a very
dear friend.
Second Mournirg carriage, conveting Lieut. Cot Bel Sold. Ft
Mr. Stone, brother a the late Capt. Stoce, Rev. J.
StePhee.on, Rrv. T. A int.ley.
Dr. ILlto•lca's Caltriaire.

Dr. Rhodes him•elf 6.1 fully Intended to be present
at the funeral ; but owing to a pressing engagement
elsewhere, he was unable to attend.
By mortal deal» of the family, the funeral we. u
private as could poroly be arranged. The carriages
proceeded up the Dorchester road, and turned off to the
reed to Redipole village. At the village church the
I cortege +se met by the Rev 111 r. Jervis. Colonel Elwaffield,
Capt. Piers, R.N„ Capt. East, R.N., Mr. Couleton
Rev. F. Fisher, Fleet, and many others. Theservice
was moat impressively reed by the Rev. J. dtephensoo,
who appeared much affected by the melanoholy occasion.
The body was Interred in a brick grave, at the upper
part of the new ground. It was enclosed In to elm
shall, with handsome polished and panelled English oak
ran with a plain braes shield, bearing the following
inreeiption :
4' Edward Henry Waits, died Sept 21,4-, MI, aced 40 yen.'
• oonelderable number of persons watched Ike aeremony
with mournful Interest. When it was over, the funeral
party returned to the residence of decreed. The whole
of lb* arrangements for the funeral were entrusted to
Kr. Sparliag, who carried them out to the greatest
satisfaction.

To Oa Bdilor._

Sia,—On twang your report of ths logged on one
of Qs unfortunats geotlemeu wbo were drowited In the
Bay on Saturday Isat, I was vary much struck with tho
apparent untairsein of ommarerg the oosatinard M