The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01 00:00:00

Till TICLIBORIBI
Lay Radeliffe, who was attired let deep entraining,
wo led to the boo by Mr. Boykin., and atiewered Mr.
llawkiaie questions le s clear, unhesitating 'Moo, and
without the least symptom of iamb armament. Mr.
ylawleiha mast his witness first as to her aohoollyirl
days and her eoliest ireewledge of her collate. &ad so
0001 00 to the year 1852, to Ile attempt 'ode by Br
Idward acd Laly Doughty to shook the affection which
shay saw rrowieg up trtween the connus, and to the
woad interview batween Sir R4iner,l mug Rove, who 3
Sir &lewd •••• • sort of q I&Sid se«.et to the
attache at, of which Roger tne,le the fol:uirlog 'arm ir-
sindum :

of thing." "My lord," •••weavd th• deltadaa.tt with •
entaht rugged eloquence, mod raining his right arm
towards Ur. Hawksns, "the Treasury then him ita
detectiv,s In court, mid Sit dews, sir,"
intertm,i the Lord Chia Jostles, peremptorily. "Sit
down sir. I desire that you do not address the eourt
Gamin: If you have anything to my, let your oounsel
soy it for you."
On Friday Captain Naogle and Mr. 8,66001 &tolling
dat•ndant was not at all like Rocr.
Miss Weld, now, as her garb isdlosted, au inmate of
a cattiol3s enovsnt, had met llogar at Tlehborne in
1851, and had • disticot readier:Moo of him as of • tall,
site, sal.. young man, with lank dark hair, sod •
mai kid forolgti assert. This 'Atoms i•an Fretirrial to
Ø.a ovidenoe to the tattoo marks of that kind whieh is
usually known as "holly tradition." The Lord Chill
Justus* however, ruled that snob svidasst was for ibh
pre-ent inadmissible, although it might hereafter be
adduced, shouid it hi urged for tho &dense that the
evidenoo of those who declare that they actually saw
the marks is to bs disbelieved, _

My dear It.ijer—l know there le • mutud attachment
exiting between you and hate. It you ware not no nearly
related I ehould not object at all to • marriage between you.
But however. wait three years; that. If the attachment still
aside, and jou gut your father's consent and the leave .4 the
Church. It will be the will of frixi, and I shall n 4 object any
I urihr.

The composure of the witness denier this trying
ordeal wee perfect, nor did it to the lowt thence whim
e went on to tot the reert how, on the 22nd of dune,
1652, her cousin banded her a piper, easing, "This
is • promise I bay. made which I mid fulfil. I he...
given a similar paper to Gosford." We reed it over
together,- said the witness, " and this "-se the power
was banded to hoc-" is it. Tbe whole of the writing
on tbe ft rut sad wooed pages Ls Roger'r.
male on this day the Kende, that if I marry my coualn
K. Doughty, Mi. year, Or before three years are Over as URI
IMPS, to mild a church or chapel at Tictshonts to the Wily
rmon, fp thanksgiving for the proteeinn which .t,oeill Isro
showoff non praying God that our wishes much: he
K. C. TICHNORKR.
...fuse= 'Sat
"The int toren. tit—. This was written the last day I
mei.. Roam, Katherine itedeliffe '-is mine. EN
left no ii •ne abet afternoon. and from that day
00000 am' him asap." At this point the etlenue in
Court was intense, and the very scratching of lb.
:spotter.' pies c ..01 be beard. Mr. Reeking had, at
an early stme of the examination, eske.l 'My Red-
cliff. if she had ever seen the tattoo marks on Roger'.
arms, and she had replied that she had seen them as
far back as 1849, when Roger ma' pullthe POMO forget.
me•nots for her out of the water. Tte learned counsel
now 'optimist., I to this roint, •od elitated from ROO
Wl'ne s the (nit that tile mark. In question had been
shown by Roger in the drawing-room at Tichbortie
1g52 to a large fluty of f.ioods. mid that he had
off-red to tattoo Ledy Ratcliffe Imegaly_wawagly an „a
had offered to tattoo Roe. Ore•awoo I. Rehm; thus
very skilfully broken the course if kis questions for •
leer mientes, Mr. liewkias woe trek mein to the one
point on *blob Lady Rodeiffie examination turns:-
You have told us that tho dif Julie was the bait
Um* you ever saw Roger 1.,e.
And that was the last tune he •• at T.ceilsotni• ?-
Tee ; and of that I am sure.
Is it true, Lady Itatiebtfe, that R gee's dishier:lent to
you, or tho friend.hip that aided between you, as ant
acceptable to your father, first inenifee,ditswd at the
latter part of 1832?-No; there Is no traits in it at all.
Were you present In Cxart when the defendant was
exhatineg ghee reference to Kier Tithborne's attenh-
anent to you 1-Yea 1
Was tbers any fiul isrity between you ant Roger
Tielthorne other than what you here told as thi. lay ?
-NRIVRf. never ! (E:ophatie•ll.).
I must put to you • queetiou and reed the water of
the defendant himpeif. you hear this yowler' pet
to the delendeot by the A ttaraay-Geoer —(Do you
mean to swear before the ju.lge aed Joey that you era
eedsthed your oonile-you hear the rpiwtion ! The
Defendant: "I do." Di) you, Lady Radcliffe, hear
the defendant ray. "I nowt solemnly to my Doi swear
that I have ?"-Yos, I did.
That is utterly false 1-U derly false! (with emptiest.).
Roger would 00000 have thought of such • thing !
Was there a sir ilia syllable of fouudatiou for such a
rumour even ?-Clh, , never !
You bused him speak noddle exandoation of a tueet•
lug whish be alleged had tAse place between you and
himself later on in the same amazon 1-Yes' and it
muss fabrisatien from the beginning to the end ; there
I. not • word of troth In it
Did you ever see Roger in the village of Tithborne
alter the month of Jute, 18621-No never; 1
saw bile at Tiebbormi or anywhere eIM.
The Lord Chief : He lid not get off his bore'
red walk with you ? -No, my lord; I
ohm the 22nd Jose.
You beard the defeedant examined, and you board
thins gins details of this matter 1-Yes.
Was there one tylleble of truth is any one of the
wonertiono he rode ? -Certhuly not-not one single
word (emphatically); and God knows lam speaking the
Mot,!
This is the rosary (predated) which the deb:outwit
Wore you pm to hi. -I know nothieg about it.
You newer gave him that ? -No ; eerudoly not.
lir. 'natio. Lush : You don't know it'-No, my
Info.
Mr. Hairlike : 1).1 you ever give Roger a small
diamond hoe 1-No.
The Lord Chief Justice : Did be ever give you one?
-No;
Such ma. Lady Radcliff J., examination, and the dull
notop•smotiod tote in which lie. Hawkins put be
questions, together with the quiet. earoest, mincle
manner in which they were ensnared, was wooderinay
.imorweive. Without ono* turaing her eye. torrents
to. Claim nt, who kept his go. ateadiiy Gird upon
her, the toitnees looked straight meow the onus, at Mr.
• Megthina and gave her answers dearly, hied?, and
without De least systom of distress or asttotion ;
while the ithelit.e sileure eh*, refereed In court was
irresistible proof of the linen sympathy which her po'i'
tioe bed mined forth. A. the Court roe., Sir Percivel
Radcliffe. who bed Wen wading in the 101,17, led hie
wife to what is known RS Ilia Judges' 'egret on, where
• large number of tier Meads were Wade./ f.r her.
Crossoemuniniog Lady R.deliffe, Dr. Kenea'y first
tete.* to shake bar evidecce as to the tattoo
maths. Ile then went OA to ask her whether she had
wag bias *sr, on more than one ottomion, slot' is
aisontheet- oi her isousin-ilirsotly rimming the Berry'
bill Pietas:hid, Fulhy-hid, Cold liarbonr, Wates•lace,
Horslee'e P:antea!on, and the Lome: neat. Lily
itedaliffo's RUMOR. tfeliverod with the melt perfect
composure aid relfopeggession, were to the teem that
abe had never waked alms with Roger tempt in the
greeted., end that the should rarer Lave dreamed of
doing such a thing. Sarno questions followed shoot •
certain Father Gables, the full meaning of whieli was
net apparento but whine would seem to imply that Lady
Radcliffe had wide to Father L aides, who ut now dead,
scree sort if en minsiedoe. implying that the defendant
story as to the meteor. of the sealed paeget wag trim.
If this were really the learned eounsera objet, the
aetemla an modal, untheehricl. Anyhow, be
ptooosd..l to mother and $ peculiarly painful " Lead "
of oromexemination, It Is to ba carefully tome in
mind that, amercing to land linicliffe's own emantst,
she never into saw her after the 22ad of Jane
aod the dying deposition of Lady Donghty also
set• forth that she-tbe depormut -newer saw Roger
rtahherne after that nate, soil that, to her on.
min knowledge, her daughter also nailer tam him.
Now the evident* of the Claimed ea them who
have followed the course of tbe trial need hardly be
reeniaded-is to the effect that be sedated his cousin
"stout the letter sod of July or the beginning of
./egguat" This discrepancy of dates I. ece of the =set
•importaat points in the whole trial. Audit wee Moaght
• oat into very clear relief when De. Keneely mind the
withere whether the wee not " prevented for" by Dr.
Wpm:loathe between Antaut he 19th and kleotemb.:
'the 6th. • snore marked iseriestlOn." at It is *ailed,
MRO rombly sonar yet maeifeeted in • court of jeatee,
.thee when this median ma put, and the Lord Chief
:lust** threw himself hack on his seat, laid down his
wen, and disoontinued hi. note.. The wham, as
night. perhaps, have been expected, failed to see the
tall import of the quahog and mild, In the simplest
▪ decanibla. ar.d without the lead Isthiestim that,
we
• seeder of fact. Dr. Lipmenthe had prgeariL,4 d for
ler. and that abs had takes the medicine which he had
witriegd. Turther asked striae the mill, she denied
Mgt pleatiTalf that she had *vat boon alone there with
her musk.
The mcsernination of Mn. Hawkins betray:id to the
whams the fall Import of the terrible ordeal to which
ebe bad been subjected, ROI acid
the loathed sounsel, '' that any ant of Impropriety ever
treek place between yen end Roger. But j ask you,
a.
.matter of fiat. real there sup such set?' " Never."
we. the reply, "sever, sewer, is the whole triune of
swills, I solemnly proud" '' Or lied you, before you
weseerms-eismined this seonelog, war the least seg.
deties that soy questions would be pet to you with
Morales to Dr. Lipmembe's treatment?' It was that
Jew tb• lime time that the wither saw what elle hag
sew e through. 'Ns," she answered, without aqua/roc
dubs.' 11340 r. "Rover. DT. Lipka:mob+ eras the family
elodar, and be attended we with the fog knowledge of
my mother."
Cei Thursday Mr. Ms.& declared the defendant had
sod the rliahtrt Thytatblwas to Sir Roger. Mlas
Itengio eragnised her. Kelm Hamlet woe aqua,
megleren thre. lortheris. Mrs. Toweele4,eand Mr. W.
amen p 11
Xire 1111:110012/ testhneey to sante effect,
Lady &swamies declared that there was 'O4 an atom
• mestimblemse" between Roger Tieheores mi the de-
la.' earth; sad Mrs. Higgins deposed that the prolite,
Nape of elm bead, rand the TOW of the Claimant
the sa kactrately and eotirely unlike thoes of Roger."
were". ffederieribed the defendant's " adpWarrtia a.
Mhi Nan, wagd, "Woe, madders'," in reply/pi the
°al° *nen gire rem Franc els sod his imagism)
question " ea. theaffect lb.. French "wasp'. la the
nunownr"o" n° tee ,mill the jury with madderable
oottrack." She a. gamyy,a4 towards the Claimant he
vivacity how as the a en terrible (Hatred; bow the
"basked awey" fromb taw. it, Caw.," by way at a
said malioineely. "000 d -Idandant",pat ell • /math
partingsbot ; end how thou .torgad aawa
is ioe be.
meant” which altogether vs. agesegingieto "mite
earnest all excited—his radon the *int.qf the day, st,-
Hazen." M.jor Wangle. the hem ..aw aw mush thpt
peen to have relithed them interhe "hevieg
he hut • second for the fan of the a„,-,tiewbould
found the trot so awn.log that he thong, aw&F wy.
like a little mote of it." At the second int.
Holmes was pement, and it became- to nee .
noes'. ezpreaten -" • ewe of pump" When be
•1
the Claimant gave him a eigareme with the neither. k POTATOSB.
anas up:en it, which be had lime promoted to his 80j0,Cit61;1 AID SPITALFIELDS, FIUDAY.-Therg
family • as a enriceity.' There wee loud laughter may little Mildews doing la old potatoes at them
white the witnesses deectibed the defendant's attempt we ehdtootetthas were rather in favoured buyers.
at a Fresh& went ; there was loud laughter ethos mare. qie• good degthei, however, for sew tatoes at
Mrs Toweeiey admitted that she had as many bete on There • .ites. CEd—rkikeir, Victoria., and regents,
the late trial as she wield mosibly get her friends to wiveneed. • foreign dererlptions, 7th, to 80, -
take ; that sit• had" netted" one bet of £5O, and three 1404. t „„.. o ; odor bi0da,.20.. to 3.40 i new
others • that ill. Guldked Onslogr, however, had inclems, 21104" Pat
debase:l to 'pay up," and that she had no hot stall too. - --
Mr= ib• WWI" ."'• lOC the Veil good and suMoioot
roams that she had been utterly unahle to get her
memy on. And when lire. Bibbert, who Is Ye
sheet-lighted. stepped quietly down from the wheel!
beg end examinee the delimthat'i thumbs, gravel
wed minutely es an entomologist examines some curios:
mid rare searahmus, a perfectly irrepremible einvoldea
of merriment seized upon the Omura sad caught yeah
the Bend itgelf. La Mrs. Nati& left the oeurt she
was followed out by the gentleman who nasally sae ma
the defeeidant's left hand, and the Lord Chief Jude,,
Galan attention to the feet, threatened that it
It were repeated its would imolai, the heathens=
in gaieties from the mart The defendant
ionsediately roes to his feet, and sod very
gaiskit "MY lord, it Is net his fault. I oaly seat
him out to see that Mrs. llaagl. not talk to
dliadiftwe " was calm done," rid his
lordelts" sad name act ." "My
defended, "Ism balm toled for my liberty,
Zhao* a dike betake lin IN MBA" "Oorinisly."
was Ib • a*, " Imi yea have as dila le do UM Iftd

Endow° was alto gi wen to ahow that defendant was
sot the victim of the Brighton card ease, and that dir
Roger had uot • brown mark in the side, or • herrn
named Pleolpo. The *omit witness 1111114 Mr. Jeremiah
Healey, keeper of the Claming Club billiard tables
and racquet courts. Clonmel, the witness deposed,
was dieinut from Cithir " eight Oirish maw," and
It 'ger used to drive over to play at reel:pets sod
, billiards. He was not • good player at either, mai his
mama vu se bad its his ploy. it was like the somat
of those hurdy-gurdy playas, although whether the
cogent of • hurdy-gordy pooser isa French or so Italian
acteent tie wane= dashed to state, on the ground
that be " was not • Harked solic,la." lb. gravity
I with which this answer wss gireu provoked roars of
haghter. lie had booked Heppe. actoOtlat to Mr.
" Tashburn," se his brother odious allied him "Isiah."
He bawd seen Roger play halliards, but had
noticed anything pendia about Lis thumb. He bad,
however, seen • blue mark on his arm, and had noticed
It more than onto. He was positive he had seen it
; and he espl•ined to orosapezuniastion—lnimmush that
1,. had 041. n stood as near to "Mr. Tishboro" ow he
woe now standing to " this Sun Rodger bent." This
prompt and spire reply tattersall, bad td the learned
oounsol who was °Deducting the orosaressmisstion, and
Mr. Heal. y left the boz on triumph, having given his
coots et Peetirnony to the isittoc-merks, and having
al.o stated with a most marked •earhatis that the
"Sir Itedger Tiebborue he sew before him was "not
at all the jtutlenten he kaiser at Cloomitl."

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Thom ill notidaty 4 1110mcut Peaslag jail caw la the
sincaliwa.ssd trad basimai baths( is fait ocam la
• oomplot• staaddlli. 40 of all dm:4am'. as
00054 to oar 15.1. .re foe 0.0 prowl quits aogloctM.
Of lacrior raps mod Um 0149.11,0 maims to Mad at,
boo mote Meta. For mac4/14 Aa•d dm tendency of
v.lnes is upwards. There ban Nam / trinilliatioss
in talolitliniiosratuai.Lire lea. pa + are still lo
100 l rtquest. Frani& bealMiris, 00 amoant of its
I catchy, la /mt.-40/a BM/ and Sam, Mid
ilembaata, 37, -LIM lisdia. 11.0.

-HAY AND STRAW.
11111THYIELD, 111015 DAY.—With • mall supply el
boy mod straw as so* Was woo quist—ozospting for
abaft, spy. whia was rotbor doom. Prime clover,
80,. 4, tea ; Waist MW, DMSi 7i.; prime meadow
boy, 101. to ; lotorior Altlo. NAL WSW. ; sad straw,
30s. Is /b. pit iced.