The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-04-23 00:00:00

MAPRIAGE OF 1114 MANUS OF burr.

Tie twair•ast of the Storqui- of Iltat• to the lion
Gyred M ry Anne, rld, as daughter of herd
Mira! of Glo•sop, Was • • us'.'s•d on Ter.:lay at U
Orstxr, Bromides°, in the ;r°• ce of a neini.ere is
and Wiwi/104mi unthaicce. Arebbi-hop Mr oing was
the (Misting prelate.. Tie. tride, who locked very
yoetLful and putty, walk. ri op to the altar en the a' 'ii
if Lee Icier. Lord llowart et •alossur, sulk lowei hy
bey eight brAsmai wt.... sees • lied from nine to
'Witten, and four of whom were the ie's sister,.
Ile Wile Irmo white sat n, trimmed with tulle and
Brussel. lam and with • I -e.g veil, eel bat on • let or
sets if magnioceot diaoornds of lumense ax sod
bflhlisc I water. 'The brideaoa,ds wore rinsrei and
t. of .1-ire on I rink. L ird Bate was &ease lin
• dark bin frock colt!. which Le wore but•one gr./
trousers, arid • blue to. He wore no ring., ant no
jewellery which could be coin. The ceremony was per-
formed according is the imposing ritual of th.. Rom -n
Catholic church. The marrdice reis ster was aigne4 by
the Duke of Cembridge, the Duke of Northumberland,
the Duke of Argyll. and r. Disraeli 'lb. Holy
Communion having been adro•nistered to tbo newly.
wedded cmple, they were addressed by ilooaignoe
Cape!, who briefly reminded them of the respousabeittise
which they had taken upon them...lves, and @shorted
Rim amid the changing Nome of life, to make their
home • model of Christian prfectiom. The Marquis
sad Marchioness kit for Cardiff in the afternoon.

ALLEGED lIIIRDER BY A WIFE.
lire. Mist Wild, 51 years of age, was on Monday
charged at Bow street on etupicion of havinf emseed
the death of her husband, J..in-a Wild, at 31, Brydgsa.
street, t-and. The octs l R 44 th • edatu 4.141 pro.
prietor of the Lierneral (harehaps, awl it
wat alleged that his death lasi bait °used by the
violence of his wife during a quurel. It see nod t at
oa the It. April detonate I and ids wife were querns
Site repeated to lain come foul name., w.wh she
aliened that he had e•lhsl hie previoesly, and he pro-
voked her by sayins tot he moult what he bad said.
lin. Wild was to a girt novice, and threw • water
bottle and ink bottle into tne fire-pl me. Sh• them took
tip a gum bottle and threw it at the dale...el. It
streak biro on the tempi., and tie blood commonesd to
flaw. Mr. Will sent for a doctor. Mrs. Wild coat.
snenoed crying when oho found ta bltod begin ti flsor.
Dr. Saunders went to the boom They continued
itearri Ding. and were both in a violent temper. Mr.
Wild appeared to be dis•npomini about some hi I t
whitah he would not (0. Witness begged of bon to ins
gide.. The ',mud wes • slight on.. Wane. vi.ited
tie deceased every Joy, and he got much better.
Witness mu thoroughly surprised to hear of his death,
and should say that it wet eines.' by the II w. 111
hod nr..t made I pOet.lWOrt. ezaminettea,
tended Moms in remit% led Nr. Fl were that Dr.
Soupier' was the deestased'a o doctor.—Prisoner we,
remanded, two sureties in each being mice, tel for
her appearance neat week. At the inquest on To. shy,
medica' °eidetic., wet Odium!, showtog th .t t'.e
deceased went about hie avecatlus some time after the
lajery, and that there was no connection between the
wound and the otos. c,f his death, whieh was fatty
degentra.imof t..• hart. Verdi.:: Died from
nateral causes."

DREADFUL TRAGEDY IN LONDON.
MURDER OF FOUR CIIILDREN BY A FATHER.
Samos OF TUC Mcaocata.

A shoemaker named Nitholll, about 45 years of age,
lived at it., Caplanl.stre.t, Maidsphil,, Loudon,
occupying with his wife and in children Ito to,. I mr.
his wife goes out aa‘bing. ant on Monday afternoon
The was fetaliei home by one of the children who t .14
her that the h.by was lying on the firoe with blood
about it. Tbi pon• woman hurried home, and Then be.
hell • moot lawriliing Spetecle. Mr. Parker, surgeon.
WOO sent for, awl on gulag to the landing PIM • stream
of blood coming from miler the door. If entered.
Ins sort of ihM•cirefie oilier the window lay t'ireo
children with their throVs cut. The first, • little girl
agel three years, Will upon her back, with her
arms entail-1, awl her t'ir.ah severed right swam.
The forefinger of the right hand erns oat off. awl In the
palm of the hand was • sugar plum and • green WA I.
The second chili was Karina, aged fire years—she lay
with her foci downers:re •nl her hands cl•oched, her
throat being cut. James Henry, the third chill, a Ise
boy of 14 months, woo found Wog half upon his book,
with hia arm ex <indeed at right angle., and his throat
severely cut—he was lying in a pool of bliod. Upon
entering the Wick room, which mussed aa on workshop,
aid eerie great c ioludoh, every article of ferwtate
Wog turned upaide down—near the door was found
the body of the sliest zit I, Eliot, aged nine year., lying
upon her right side, with her bead book. Her heads
were clenched, and her ellaiw boat; her V•ruat wee
dreedfully cut, and blood WAS streaming from the
wound. Thu i appeared to have been the lot victim
The uctorthoato mom 'pies, to have gone to his wit,
biter committing this tort ib.e havoc, leaned over a tea
-
chow which be toed as • weak table, and out hia own
Throat io • deeperati manner with a butte whitth was
found on the but. A letter wiitton by thud ..mesed west
found baths room, sod I. in the hands of the pollee.
Referent» is made in it to • white powder, whieti wee
afterwards renal on the table, and hi, the powoulion
of the numeral. It I. sail that Nicholls ha shown
symptoms of Insanity for .everal weeks tact.
NThholls rented two room., paying ss. 61. • week.
He worked for Mr. Moore, ladles shoemaker, 160,
Edge ware-road, owning an average of about hi • we.ik.
But Mr. Moor* lately winplainod of hie worn. ceased
to give him the beet, sad put him on elaildreit'a b eats
at which he seamed I It• lie frequently spoke to his
wife about the difli inity of eight of them living on the
little money be now got. Last Saturday afternoon he
took wine work home to Mr. Moon, It was found
(malty, and Nicholls end hit eye. were getting very
weak, and he foie anything boo well. Mr. Moore told
him he weld sot give him work if he was bleapieoatol
I. do it. The poor [nth left Wm shop, and want home
ntwah affected by what bad v.:warred be told hid wife
during the evening that he inieuded oattang his throat
with • roan whieh was wrapped up in paper boa the
balk room. The wife entreated him not to do eo
ea eel, es whet would broomo of her and the children?
Up= which he kiwei hie wife, and said, 'Let', say no
more about it." The same thing took Owe on Sunday
with the same result., Oo Mrnday morning be finished
repairing a pair of boots for ti, little girl Ens teeth,
aged 11 years, and after patting them on he said that
they wml4 be the but pear i.e would make for her.

Foerpenoy pieces are to be called iv and abolished.
Th• smear Oneseas *spieled her boilers on Tears-
day On the Mississippi, above Oalro. The wreak after-
wards took fire. and out uf 100 perinea on board 61 losi
their lives.
Te• polling at Tamworth took place on Tneal.y.
'ben Mr. 'Lathery, the Oiniservative candidate, wee
returned by 966 rotes kialast 319 recorded for Sir
Shearer Robinson.
A porter on the Groat Wotan' Railway at Dailey,
amid Whitehouse, on Friday, went into a to ch..r
glo'
_p and chopped off his left head. il. One I.k ly
"iffered from menial debility.
rh• Bishop el Winchester. "in Prayers and Retail
let District Visitors" directs the visitirs to inquire in
Wallies whether the ehil Den hare been bsptutal. and
*bother all have been
_vaccineted.
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There is memo to believe that the Admiralty are
'hoot to yield t) aolieitatione frequestly addressed to
%am to rosleasseell, and send the Channel Fleet this
yammer on a web, from port to port round the °mitt
Great Bath.. The Minotaur will be the II iglhip.
44 layout was held on Tuesday on the b dy of •
hauls bead is • beak garden at Beagle, now
4411. la Ma shild's throat was found a pieee of rag.
wildest t) mom mileseales. A nettle. of "WaMsl
woo Mused aphid am woos or poem
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