The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-12 00:00:00

THE GRICLT TICHBORNE TRILL

" The Claimant" was et a meeting of his friends
when he scot:lna sows that the jury had intimated
morn lent evident* had been tendered. He showed no
oono.rn, sod if we 131•17 credit what is stated, was the
oodles% of the company. There were gentlemen m•
sent. it Is said, wise were In fer sit, seven, and st
thousand pounds apiece; " yet" says the eye.witeess,
't could dlao.wn no symptoms of • desire to tear the
rle.losaub to prams, or to Nees Men by the walla and
stake • liquidation of the Tiebberne debentures out of
him." In the height of the conversation the Claimant
was sent for by Ms legal airless', sad when be oases
back he sat down by the !replan, weacy, bet Imper-
turbable clever, and sad that Svivand-tweaty respect.able and credible winsome mad be sailed to rebut the
sold floe am to the tattoo marks. Then arose questions
of expediency and sipeess." Everything," he said
"would be settled on Wednesday morning."
Shortly before eleven o'clock on Wednesday
Attorney-Oeneral, Mr. Rewiring, Q.C.. Bic c
II ,nyrnan, and the other counsel for the defendant took
thole arias, and soon afterwards Mr. Serjeact Salentine
followed.—Toe Lord Chief duties came into court it
three minutes past eleven. end
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Mr. S ejeassiMallantine said: I need hardly say that
after the communications of the jary on Monday I bare
eon -idered the position in which we are placed with
wrest anxiety, and desire to do that which Is right to all
periling. I may say that I have the fall sanction of my
clients for dealing according to my discretion with Mak
interests. jam aware that I am called no to prove
affirmatively that the adman' is entitled to the
heronetey and estahos, and falleg to do so I am bound
to admit that I should not be in a pcaitioo to oak fee a
verdict. At the sante Mama sho.Jd be glad to know
whether they are toeing solely epos the take:omega or
whether what they have laid applies to a general view
tithe Tee and their duty In !tbs.'s,, to it.. _

The Foreman of the juiy mid they gotta be glad to
retire to conidder the matter, and they left the ooart la
enitody of an cagier al 25 minutes path IL
At 13 o'clock the jury retuned, and elambered Into
their box by the way in which they had left It.
The Foremen then faid : I am authorised to date,
my lord. that the view that the jury a:prima In the
communication Is the wart the day bete= yesterday
we. founded upon the entire evidence ne well at that
relating to the tad le marks.
Mr. Serpent Ballantine: Under the= airouresteneee
I have advised them to relnalt to be non-salted.
The Lord Chief Judie* mid he entirely aoacerred In
the opinion expressed by the Puy, and added—And I
feel that I may ae well date at owe it has appeared
an/` it does appear to me that the plaintiff hair been
/May of wilful and oorrupt perjury la his examinatioe,
which has been lathe on oath before me, aed therefore
I direct that the plaintiff be ecounitted to the next
nedon of the Central Criminal Court, WPM • Norge
of wilful and eorrept perjury. had ordered him to
remain in eluded, until than, =lam be should dad bell,
himself in L 5,000 and two eared= in 12 .500, or fear
in ELZO ea= He also expressed his opiates that the
Government should unciertalre the preeeeetion, and be
bound over dr. inspector Denning ea prolocutor.
The Attorney-General mid that the Government
wooll undertake the prosecution, and on hie applies-
Mon • Bench vernal was lamed foe the apprehend=
of the plaintiff, who was not in mart.
The Rend, warrant wee made out for the unit of
"Thomas Castro, falsely falling himself Sir Roger
Charles Tichborne."

tYpoa lie—s--pidiestioo of the AttareepOseerAsil the
In the possession of the court wore Itopostodod.
PRio Lordship: With respect to the oounoittel of the
plalutiff f.'s perjury. it is eseesset7 that, by law, the
committal must bo dash with at the emit session of the
Central Cringes* Court, The swamis hegio as
Moods,. The arrompssoset for the
reill with that owls!: is 10 sot 80. itrother Bsllantlnef

Mr. Sergeant Ballantim;ll;lll—ndr:wi do not know;
that 1 um now celled upon to glee any ald by advise
—(laughter.)
ills Lurdship etpremed to"the jary the thanks of the
country for thatr Lxtreaao dilegonoe and minute stten-
Mu to the cae; and for the ooze:rims dlacrintinatlon
Shown throughout. With r t ) the charge aphist
Mrs. Radcliffe, he gall, I eto express my entire
bend In the truth of the evideooe given by Mn.
Radcliffe in WA oourt—(ioad cheers).
The sloven jarymon were then veld their fee.—
(admen each per day. The total pald the jary Is
£1,183 13s. for 103 dere attendance.

AKIMIT OP TILII CLAIMANT.

Superintendent Milkman, aseempanied by Chief
Inspector Clarke and Impostor Deming, west to the
Waterloo If MI, were shown late idabaaaVs parses
sitting-room, and read the warrenli over to kba. The
slalom% for • minute or two looked serious, bet
maintained himself pods,* °p—d 4t led he
acid 4' Well,lt la ry unfortunate, as It will put me te
ocosiblembie lasomerdease I I use to be
arrested now." Of mares there meld be so delay,
sad be seemed daliersubsed to put the best
me en the mbar amble, The mob la w=ar be
had so Mee ridden to WaMmleater was ones mom
ordered, bet this it... to mow Wm to Nimble.
Numbers of memo raa Aar the carriage, sod the
orowd laereesed all aloes the reed kill Nowise" wm
✓eached. The doors were opine& seed the Mho/at
walked firmly but omposedly Is to the labeler MI the
gaol. It le doted an examinatien of his private sonere
will be mad', sad It Is impeded ems mime
elm as to hie moor will be hem&
On arriving at Newest* the sideme wee Mewl la
so urdbluT oak mid though swims and apparel
eoutemplattag with little matiebaboa the "Map
mese, Its WM yet podestly Ms and seempoied.
On Thursday after's:we the primer was visited by •
member of Pediment who hos takes peat interest In
his uses, Red on Thursday he we 'see by a soileitor,
whose name did not Mamba, bat who is understood to
be not a member of the Ina whisk appeared for him In
the Comma' Pleas. The dolma* hes takes edveateep
of the rals which under ems restaistions allows persoes
oommitsed for trial to obtain feed at their own ermines
from • resognised tradesman midge the prima, but he
has not bees, sad will not be, permitted the us ef
stimulants, unless Mr. Gibson, the meson of the psi,
°edifies to their nemity In his me. In plies of the
hammock slang woes each MI, the defraud has bees,
for obvious moms, fundaked with a wooden bedstead ;
and, if mob is eireamotimes las "my pals& inbred, It
may be added theta. Wedas.dayb. west tit bed its 7
o'clock Lo the evening, and rees mad more* behrees
f nod 6. In the mares of Thursday, In conformity with
one of the raise of the prima, sad nob as people might
suppose, out of idle curiosity, hie weight was takes sod
the marks about his body were regietered. The skarn-
Wes weight was tweatrelx dm. He has easionsed
In every reaped to the rake of the gaol; he is eisserhd
mi far from reserved, sad he meet his time is readies
the book" barniehed la his sell. Oa Thursday, .44
ing their onelmseery visited to lee eee, the
bonbon (Kr. Alderman Sidney eM Mr. Alderelell
Cotton) saw Mai, and, in reply to their inquiries, he
said he was saddled with kis treatment sad wasted
moselog. U.meal !vendee* Uses ben wane me pew
voted. He o:pruned mundes Mali he was sneded and
e,ufined under the name of Thomas Castro, whir* be
refused to seknowledes. To this Alderman Coillse
remarked that 1t,,. ealy Mural that be should bees
designated, he having admitted that he had home the
name In Australia some time, The explusdatiou so-
poured, Li is said, to minify him. He mated inehiontally
;by his ems, whim it cameo. foe boozing, waa likely
to weepy • long limn He was also visited daring this
day by Mr. Sheriff ilasaseek Is whose nominal custody
he is
Within the gaol the elaimant will be treated to an
rompoote like other primers awaiting their trial.
Though qSred In as ordinary sell aad modemeed
to eon be has serial. tad-'----' hi..,hi..,es granted .
Hie (mode be allowed to see kb" at outdo been
of tha day, sad they will not be forbidden to apple-
meat his now restricted mine& Sir William Femme
lam, we are inforesedoortilled that braudylls • stbaeleat
n °smeary for the asaintseame of the prisoner's health.
correspondent states that the person who has Mimed
tho Baronetcy of Tiohborne was supported In his claim
by the oath' of 85 witnesses, koaspriidag the Haroosit's
mother, the family solicitor, 1 baronet, 6 magistrates, 1
gervasl, 3 eWasela, 1 major, 2 impalas 32 sonoosa.
Mooed officer" and privstes, 4 c 7 Mlsof au
the imitate, 16 servants of the fatirern' and 12 genwal
wilier/see, who all swore to his UV. Tbe fees
raid to the jury mood allegether to £3,167. la ma.
fortuity with the Mid discipline observed toward'
prisoners In Hoards, the "oldmalle was tdreilliefi
that it vs. 00.402,...Y rOf priemers to hand oVor all
uwany and other property about them to the anstedy
of the gaol offirfale. Upon this iattuatisa he laskintiy
took oat a splendid gold net* le Mk* was Milked
• heavy sold Meta, and heeded list mem to the Aim.
Ile neat took • large phi emilf-box eat of his "MM.
ocat-peekei, it, like the Mob, being en-
paved with the %Mimes oast of arm. These
bark, been 414 Meted, he pined oat MUM sow
tablas gold MI seam Imes eisk, wide'', fa the
gets, mounted to fat 8s„ Me eungasaid M
oceof the ordinary sells of the pima. Ho sat khalif! down en the wooden Mel and give • heavy sigh, sad
ah" mid, Ak, well, I *appose the Mil will he here
before lons
Ham on Thursday &Admired • lebee to tke
Attorney-General, stating :hat all the la his
with regard to title ma "bail tregesseer.
I=lNail
order they MY U required. be prodsma
al insult's trial let perjury. Be has also eigniesa
w.ill meardsneo with the VIM exoremsdi,..
the Lord Jobs% to weer Is the
and demi* t bekiwi idemte le the oft

.".""All....lThems

TUFV.DAY, MA1t(111 12, 1872.

The—Tiohborns ease is all but over. The
claimant has been playing Oar bier stelae ; he
has loat the game, and he most pay the forfeit.
It was the ra-up of • ardoristiker tier Aft-
trail= hranger should walk idto Tiehbonie
Parkas the possessor of as amine and deem.
&shed this and • sp
.imidilkeetritt with a rent-
roll of £30,000 a year, or erblit onfof Westmins-
ter Hall into a cell in Xfpartatte. Tile mid has
turned
in Newpte usousgabas ajuneil today •• Ott Pager
Charles Is lyimg e:11g, od ble rep pd le levy
tengraved with • 'TI h.& mem • t
his trial, as Tom •II 'image
which may exisign, rest of he
days to the quarries
Million-
aires and numbing cl Parllmesnt have been
tab= In by titt sews Are the tune of
hundreds and thosilarlde sad ea mush money
will probably change leads upon the trial es
does upon the Darby ar Boat Rase—
that is, If bele lire poin iCisliond) ; for
although, as the UN Mist Plate out,
• Doman is, as the ow semiitusliipsolmtrrea
"valet kw the AL b,
Interruption of the brig “ilile it=
friends on roles 110.000 ritis*aidir a
lan find any fresh evidenes to rebut the state-
ments of Lord Bellew an& lins Sar-
jerint Ballantine may Nary eat, Me theme of
moving or • new trial atones Thaefeearee,
are very tall ifa ; but bilis , the
position in whisk the MMus, sem stands;
and bete must timed" taAbe
Dial in the Old Bag. eble amitetep
in the case ; and, as "Air Rope seys, ft is •
step which may put kW to pad pone&
incionvenienes.
Whatever may be mid a/ the Tiehhares
it was, with theßMeetegzotthe
against Jim topic
public dimension compiLd with the TwiNII
libel am. About tide batter there Is not one
redeeming feature—eat a eked of romance
which the most Miamian limaination can And.
Whether the defandaat's charge against the
lady and her husband be true or not, they are
namesting and equally diqpiesful to the man
who has made thaw

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The law Donne an full of theme asendabjast
now ; and while a pollee maenads In South-
wark ....... L1...a...1—... e. .4.14....we1a• *Amu. *L., Yew
Vicar-General with throwing off one mistress,
Agnes Willougby, beware eh. WM o:pit bag him
24°°43,
sad
•=1•1 • Prcir•W
with £5.,000, Westminster,
War trying a suit by Mr. Jclfiff., the skied son
at Lard Hylton, aphid Mr.
one of the M.P's. fox 0013nrialliTti allbeliaF
with petitioners' wife. The And was all
doubt. The lady coeseff his guilt Mr-
Wlllyanks did not appear, eampting the verdict
apparently with all the nondralasse of •
mllUonalzs and of • man who is not, like his
, aoswerable to the law for his pro-
Z. It is the woman only who masts in
these eases. The man pegs his bill of eosin and
Is free. Mr. Willytans need not even reign hie
seat in the House fff commons, but every house
In and out of London is eland against the erring
Wortlan.
While we are waiting Am the reply of the
United States Government to Had Granville's
vote, we have intelligence that • special com-
mittee has been appointed la the Amerteen
Senate to Inquire Into the obsenaaheam of the
sale of Government arms to FMCS during the
late war. It is said that the Amend=
authorities sold large quoit* at arms to
=lOll who they main ban known trate
and that these ras ar were need
whist re.Gleanans, th
Suppostag the Yankees
could intimidate us into parka two or three
hundred million istkihno, It would be =ming to
see the Teutons Ay is and etterkthe booty in
of deanedle thle ID 111514,04 _ i rer
contest on the salmi empessorehp qua.
tion between Prime Dimwit. and the hada
and Ultransontane woo peas paella-
men% la so. yet ; Vit •Vgailcadente
Who have many
say his victory over a
, and even
sympathisers aneoqpl the
in the courtorel not b° . =Lever the
dis%apeti
ined
Frew*. The.y.ari 10.11 he
vows bo sir
advantage in inignillr=louv' ' 'I the Chamber ham
le
is
reezniz; ,
Waive Is Pawl
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still sticks to the Vatican, notwithstanding the
130r5et eirtlitti exiiresl). rrxr,l..?rix::,l7;.(iL:lkisu!PitretZliedla
French Minister of Finance in the room of M.
l'on; or-Queit or, resigned, or freed to resign by
_ , hi. „,tica,,i,n, oe WY. eat of the evidence given
NOTBS fir TEIB WHISK. by him et M. do in Motto's trial. ilia probable
tintstrui are getting over those embarrass- successor, M. Porter, is • free trader.
'rota which possible danger was appra- .
henilo4 to them befere the session co.iimoitood.
In the Collier eifair they practically got taf with '
a reprimand and • warning ; the blame of tie
Keglers business has boou thrown—or perhaps
we should say, very gently plaoed—on a die-
eluded colleague of Mr. Gladstone; Mr, Dixou'a
proposal to re-open • the question of primary
education in England was defeated; and now
the Ewolme Rectory affair has boon discussed
and disposed of, without an attempt to pus a
vote of censure. Thus, in the first month of tho
session, every embarrassment with which Minis-
ters met Parliament has been removed, except
the American dithoulty ; and people are getting
to lay the blame of that rather upon the
American Government than upon our own. If
I Ministers surmount that or If it pass away, a
clear stage will be left for carrying out the
legislative programme of the year, especiaßY if
Mx. Lowe abstains from any irritating over-
anneneee in Preparing his Budget This time
his work will be to reduce, instead of increase
taxation, as teat year • and it Is to be hoped that
he will be able to perform the forme: task in a
more satisfactory way than he executed the
latter. On the whole, the Ministry have a
brighter prospect before them than they had at
the beginning of the samico.
Mr. Greene made a hap bit in hi. speech
on Friday over the Zwehirs Rectory business.
In charaotsrlabig that and the Collar affair, he
told the Rouse how he owe, at a country house,
saw a horse being led round the stable-yard
with the kitchen-maid on his heck. The groom,
on being inked the illaYkki of this performance,
replied, "Wall, to tell yols the truth, sir, we
are going to take the home to the fair, and we
want to be able to my that he has carried •
lady." This apt ilinstraties found a very '
appropriate_ °occlusion to the Bweline debate.
Schedule Die striking against taxation,
deputation representing twenty of the largest
towna in the kingdom interviewed Mr. Lowe on
Wednesday afternoon, with the help of ben or •
dozen M.Ps. about the base-tax; but it is
hatatorynOOMM7 to NY anything but a
sa result to Mineola's. Mr. Lowe,
of muss, refused to anste his Budget,
refused to do anything, Maid to promise any-
thing and took his stand upon the old question
—" awl torsi., 81 000,000 at a stroke
without the Income-tax, how am I to keep:
up schedules A, B, 0, and if I part with D?'
" Yod will have no rest, you may depend," Mr.
Morley told the Chancellor of the NmeMquer
"unless you can devise some plan by which
'Module D oan be taxed by a Ime abusive process
than the present;" Itis, M.P. for Hull,
quoted Mr. Gladstone 'the inequalities of
the inceme-tax ; and Pease flourished a
resolution in the right hon. gentllNWllell face
from a million and shelf of pronouno-
lug the Incomue:otrionst;tralsdrel=profsmious
impossible of and sell* upon him
to abrogate schedule D Gam But it was an
to no purpose. Mx. Lows wen a sympathy, all
complaisance, but he could not part with the tax.
schedule D must foam and - pared of it, and
It is simply impossible to do away with its
inquisitorial nature. "If the public wished It
he was quite ready to undeutsk. the whole
budnese of assessing and polkaing the tax by
Government offialaii, and be answerable for di
their diode.?' but the deputation did not swept
the offer, looking upon it apparently as • sort
of &aflame is Mr. LOIN& part to leap out of
, the frying-pan into the Ise. He threw out a
broad hint that the ineding sad eoniceeroial
dames were the last people in the country who
ought to complain of the /nooses-tax, *Dodder-
ing bow they have been beneeted by it of late
years; said the House of Commons was, as a
body, more in favour of Me Lasoese-tax than
of any other tax, nmey ot then wishintrezailt
lemma° the Income-lax be get a free
table; and the only alternative of the Income-
tax he could see warn a tax on glass-windows, oa
beer, map, and fire policies. The deputation
did not apparently relish this more thau the
proposal to collect the tax through Government
officals, and they beaked on; of his room
sadder, perhaps wiser me. The era of clerks
with salaries of £2OO • year is hard—very hard,
especially as many artisans and.,Meohanice with
wages
_id r01...1 amount pay nothing: and Mr.
unmanthemnattEtng
more. Their cam was oft.. smell but be could
do nothing for them, sur The 'Roma of
Commons had not the courses to tax the
working dam upon their wages. He had
proposed that, and the House would not look at
ids Bill.

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Palle PoIi.THT. —At the ht. Au.h.ll (Cornwall)
poultry exhil. ti w, Dlr. W. Bishop, of the Orchard,
1),ru11t..t..r, Clue tir.tt pries le the bl talc bantam duo.
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OM:Anti. The oouol fihahcia •taterneot of
(lour& Psogreta," made up to the dirt of December,
1871, shows ochtmeed proem:oily dude{ the year. The
• i., worth K.S2I, and the ouri,'er of members Is
▪ iturrea.te,;•

11,00? l; ur..x et.urit, M.titcB I.—Tl,c 44-10011 haa
been plueed to ai.polat tugu.tu. F CderiOE 0 °Orr,
Weenie*, Lsrd roltimore, to be Trowaror of I,nr
Malosty's lletwelsold, in Um room of Outgo, Lord de
Tab ey, resigned.
CHURCH l'Aerro ilia. AID &MISTY. —Sannops were
preaol."l on S I.t At All Stints *Lurch, Dor-
(Mester. and a. Uoorge's church, Fordington, en WWI
of the above soolety. The collections amounted to
56164. Std. at All Saint's, and el ss. 81. at Fordingtso.
Mimesis MINSTIII-1. —TI le ( foo.d.y) conning, Mr.
J. T. Tate'. comp.ny of ininstrele will give an enter
t.inment la the Town 11.11, u w,ll be ....en by edger-
tiecnient in another &damn. Ltet wink they were at
fLuchunpton, and all tho newspapers epeak of their
perforinanc,s in the highe4 terms.
Tug CONiTAII7LAILT. —The notie3l rt.pyria of the
polies Mouton have jut been ',tinted. The strength
of tha Dereheater form is eet down at right oonstahles,
agaiut sla tea years nia. the population beins 6,215
(or 864 to each constable, compared with 1.137 ten
pear. ago). On September Ban additional °Meer we
appadated. The strength of the Genet, fere* ia 133,
against 133 ten years ago, and the peed ttioa to each
unstable la 1,212, compared with 1,1117 in 1861. Daring
the len year* there waa an biomass of 4,044 population
within the jortedielion of the pollee.
Ti. WZATOILL —The following is our meteor slogiesl
report :

i ! 14,21
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Yard. "
446
6 02 40
6 61 41
7 611 67
11 U XI
9 47 19
10 47 Y 1

11111111illr 81.nto of Wosthic
WM row, One
IN non
IN Arm
aa.•
a Rain, Ono
N P.
NW, RS ?Inn

Douai OF au OLD Initaarraur. —A well-known re.
eblent of Dud/Aster died oo Thursday night. Al the
ripe no of ninety-nine Beulah Fedge—famillarly
known as " Buley"—snesumbed La an Wean which
greariag nature eould not withstand. Boley wai
repeted the "oldest lehabitant." She readied the
mar of her birth from the faet that a eertaU Dabs,
bad be lived, would have bean her own age; and her
weddiag-dar was impressed upol her nienoory by the
laying of a foundation.st me in Doreheabor oa that par.
Settler day. " Bulgy" ham been a widow sight-and.
thirty years. tier husbui4 was eagaged in the poppy..-
elan of the Irish relullion, and aims his death, his
widow bee beau in the receipt of parish relid. Daley
wee eoneeloas of her approaahlag end, cad died in
maw
HALAL MIA Paleoe 0/ War.ml.—The following
raia reply has been received by the ROT. IL Monis,
ari": Idiagles (through Olueral filr W. Suollys)
from 11.1.11. the Priam of Wales, to the address pro-
moted to Ina Prime from tenaati and Miner residents
as the Mawr of fordinglioa. Tims address, though
nmessarily prepared and signed st short DOWN, reserved
a large number of signatures.

Marlborough Haim Pall Mall. March 5, WM
General Mr William Kaollys haa been dlrootod to Mara the
Prtnoa ol Waled' Macon Manful to to. Tomato awl Mean
roidento I thq ducal moor od Pantheon for their con-
gratulations an Ms memory from him meant Moon.
BY Mom! Mighams Mee Mahn Mt meant tham that Ita Ins very
maelhie al Mess good wishes and ol Mit warm axpronelons
attachment.

OardwelPs wham for rankle,
Trowbridge thimble* foe the military diarists el Dorset
&ad Wills membead • deal of surprise In the
= alag the asequi alventegee offered by
for the moommodatioa and Irelaiag of •
l body of troops, an th d. as e right boa gentleense,
oearicriday night, in the Mum of mamas, admitted
his plan vu imperfect, sad that he should be glad to
maim eamertiont, we ere pleased to tm able to as,
that the berm& authorities have arranged throegis
Oulmiel start, ILP., to have as interview with him,
tad will be emompariled by oar borough moniber, who,
es a military men of expedite's, er.ll be of greet
service, the *minty members, and the representatives
of other bormaghs is Dania. The MIMI to favour of
the trandareoes of the proposed depat from Trowbridge
I. '..hieshester I. evervshelealagly slava& and we mallet
bat eittleipat• a easomslei Wee I. the repreeentatime
of the deputation.