The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24 00:00:00

00/ICS4LMENT OF MKS AT MAIISHWOOD.

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" I .ra run*l.irirfin.l.a 1." -

Hie-griehip. salted Itiohord Willie. Brooker, sargoo,
who, in
inn..., to crisiAllik sod I oilarakeed Ills dead
body of the ohitd ulb.rs was deg op. I thiok Uwe
ebild had then hew olood shoat there weeks or .
mouth It wee voy such demotoprod. Tim Jodie :
Meow Woo sWII eby orgrairessit whisk Woad Lod oo
to MN met for It. &Nth 1 A.—Tbs Noel oord lass
dia+4•l, but owsa Ord. and my Iniourrio• was shot the
child dawl how that • ass—lron 'Arbil at hiirti.
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ONCIAIJIMIT 011 MIMI AS 111112110.111.
Martha Reason, a young woman of respectable tip-
pampa., on bill, was leak:ding for equesaling the birth
of her femAlo child, st Sherbeyne 4th March. Mr.
rommutvd and Me, Molt. 'defended.
This was one of the le.st Aggravated ra•ea aver pre.
wiled to &fury. Ti,. girl was i. the itl,ioll of Mr. L.
IC Uinta. an Sbeiborne, and early in Mmoh ant'are
birth toe dead prvinaiure child, and placed I lo • hoz.
As Mr. Coiling vas .ipehine the ease, 11r. Ffocka with.
thew, with the jwir'a psi miaow., the girl'a plea of Out
guilty, and she eiwittei the offense.
Hi, lordiSiiy said the sot of the girl was an offense
within the wording of the Act of Parliament, bait was
not at •Il within the epirit of it. Ti. Obiltet Of he
Act waa to prevent the dangerous practice of consul.
manta/ birth, when, owing to the neglect .4 the mother,
or the ietantion of her, the chitd pori.bed. He sow
toured the prisoner to one week's impriaohment.

1110111W•T ILO 88888 ha. MOLL
Hubert Mariano, 18. labourer, end John Fleehford.
19, labourer, wor . ahazird eith robbing with riulener garoia joy. War.pun. of 1.1 5.. 444., on the wooed
lky. Mr. Ffooke and Mr. Worry prorwouted, and
Mr. Collura defended.

It appeared thet lb. prooteentor, Edwin Ja
W..rrhern, a lad of 17, he rather small for bib tie. u
In the .mploy of Mr. Swetland, baker, of Perkatore,
n. ar Pooh, and he was accustomed to go out with bread
to hi. master's customers in the entailb urine yaws.
On the wand of NI he went oat to Higher 14 tothett
in the evening delivering liev.d and resolving motey.
Otort of the enamors (Heckford) that day paid the led'
4s. on semuat of his grandma:..,. About half.past '
eight at night peoseacr left Lytoloot to return home,
balm in his pockets fa. and some coppers. He
Paired through the railway gate at the level crossing
at Upton at 1.0 apneas pat 9 o'clock. The gate
keeper there, Emmanuel Will., let hint through. With%
five minutes, Will, lard loud senessis or "%Order " in
the air atiou where the buy had gene with the can, bet
could not leave to see *bat we the matter as
• train wee botutag op. The boy stated that
when he sot opposite trpton Reese, two men
rime not into the road, appareatly front ism the vita.
one of whom laid hold of the pony's head, and the
other struck him a violent blow on the forehe id. At
this time Wareham was sitting at the bottom of Shooed
with 1.1, hook nose side of it. The blow made • wowed
of a serious elarecter, sad from imjagged itelaraps
patience of the wound it was proleabl, Intlieted with •
stone. Blood flowed most apatite!, at the time. The
taller man of tbe two thee got up into the oat. Pro-
secutor asked him what he wanted and said he would
give boo all he had got if he wand get dose. He
then lave 1,i,0 some somata, and sail th.t was
all he had. The man (.11eged to be Derritan)
111111 an moth and raid the led had more, got upon hie;
heal his heed psi'., end tillsl hie pockete, taking
£2 5.. sod eid. Prosecutor shouted sot " warder,"
and the robber pat his hand over his moth to aide
his ones. Heat% got all his mossy, the mos ran along
the rood in the doe/pion of Polestar*, ribeet 30 earth
Ti,. boi's hot 1,11 .1 his bead over the We of the tart,
cud the man who had leen holding ehe pony's hin4
I coill" Op to tbe side of the cart, end asked prosecutor if
he had seen a donkey. Wareham replied. "No, sir."
As sense be bard the soles of the moo, he knew iii.
be that 4 John Heekford. He had aeon Heckford
several time, at hie eradmotherh, where he bad
ailed with bread, and had beard hots speak. Hs asked
Heokford to pick up his cop, who did no sad aye it
to the boy. le doing so Hallooed necessarily come close
I', the out, and, as proseoutor's heed was at that time
partially hanging over the aide. it was aggestrd by the
prosecution that some of the blood flowing from the
wound *wall fall upon him. After the robbery the
p .ny went on with the out till arriving at Mr..
Bennett's, at Leaglat, the boy holding the rein. in
hie 11. ed. There prosecutor got down and rapped at
lb. door. Mrs. Bunsen opened it, but being (debased
by the appearance, of him facie, immediately abut
is mein, bet re-opened it on bearing his
voiee. From thence the lad railroad to Malan,
and when be &triad there at 10 minutes before 10, he
wee" covered "with blood. which Sowed from his fore.
heel, and be we. very mach exhausted. He we. Wee
to Mr. 11.1ter D. Ellis, taste., too after, who found a
very deep inched wound between the eyes, importing
the base. He preeeasd ee wow it op, when the boy
had as epileptic It. There bad evidently been consider-
odds loss of Ilea. The boy wee quite blanched. He
, attended him for a fotieight. There were DO bed
symptoms after the It The wound as triangular,
seloshaped, and jagged at the edges, from what
he interval sh.t it was ..0-.d by a atone. Considerable
violence. mat have been need to sake rah a wound.
It sight either have been caused by a stoat In the
hand, or atone thrown. The prison. re were seen on
the night of the oecurrence in &treat parte 4 the
road by Cherie@ Charehoese and Hobert Domoney.
Nest =orate' lioperinteedeet Gifford. of the Poole
fora, and P.C. Beaten made inquiries into the matt-r.
They weak to Demnian, cad alter stationing him.
pro sided to ash him where he was the previous night.
Mr. ('.ollino objected to tine being reeeired in evidence,
and quoted Rum lee, and Coe's `Consolidetion of the
CrinVo•l Lew Act," •nd toted the cam 4 Regis,
v. Toole. 7, Coe's criminal cameo 244 ilrelend). in
which sob as ruled to be inadonisible. His lord.
ship Wh.t jade* ,tiled that? Me Collins: Ii was an
Iri.h jades —(a laugh). The lodge: There a rather
startling derision • have yes tiny other este? Mr.
• : No, my toed, I have nee. ills I.rdehlp: I coma
appose enelt • ease, end without bettor authority
of some knows reporter, Gannet ect epos it. The
clarion in all throe coas is whether • man voluntary
an,e,or. goestioue. or erla. thee he thinks himself obliged
or a meted to answer. Tb-t case looks to me either
aserlobsi ; and online tomethiog more e.n be pro-
dated. I don't hick Iran rej. at the evidence.
Rep tin • esdeat Giff .ort thee eaglet that be questioned
both priemiers gee moiety. after tally cautioning them,
•nri they both dented being out the preoriune eight after
Ave o'clock, though Derrinsan of rwarde aid be went
! down to the pubis-house to get aisle beer. Some mot.
of blood on Heekford'a "clop" and trainers were
I sated by Lim to have been caused by his moo blrediag
and from a Anger on which there was • tight
abrasion of tl e skin. In crosiomamination, the sopa.-
intendent aid that be had this morning rad a report of
the ease before the maiistrates. He did net consider
that be had pet any improper sessthie to the primmer&
Re did ecot 'oreaszateitte" than at an. On the
Friday following the mourrenee, when ensues were in
the polies station at Poole, P Beaks@ took Denims&
some food, and told him to "look sharp," when be said
"1 had nose of the money ; it w.a he (Retread) in
the nest cell, and hie loathe. Freak; they left me, and
told toe they were 'Qingdao% the road tegaltee."
Seeks heard this. P.S. Grant spoke boa remarkable
conversation which took plate between the prieceters
when they were is the lock•sp at Wimborne. They
were put in /Anions cells. is the door of math of width
there is a anion wisdom, Alter some soovereatioe as to
the eine being hatter than these at Poole, Denim=
(L believe) aal, 'I wonder how the police keen we were
dose there that night r Heektord replied, "Dmnoney
told them : did you not see hint at the gate when we
were going on down there r The prisoner • were
token before the Bench and ranarded. (In beteg
Armagh% back they commeeeed talking erste. Derrivan
aid "We shall went a horror and Rockford replied
"Yee." Dertireaa then said 'How same they to pitch on
▪ r Rendes' answered, "They gassed it neer masa
man. " : I stood near to listen le whet
they said. I did not pot them in adjoining Dells for a trap.
(William prods@ 4 • memorandum boa in shah be
had anion not.. of their ronaration.] I wrote the
ease immediately after haslet them talk. I thought
it my duty to listen, as at that time the prosecutor was
not impeded to ben. P.O. Bennett, at balf.past 8 a.m.
May sth, heard prisoners Milting load. They
were both at the woodows in their respective cells.
Flakford said, "Mind you don't wawa elapse did yearn,
day at Pooh." Derrimaa replied "So did you look 'bite"
and said "I wee jest going to tell whey the policeman
came; I did mot think the boy was bsaien so." H. ckford
said "We shall be transported if they And out it's
we? Never miod we shell have plenty clumsy when we
mule out." Raeford said. "I can't see bow the, ma,
can.% tea," and "if they keen whet yen or I did I
hut they can't egelere tee them!' Darius...lmM, "No,
they can't c0a1....' Hereford thee said "We don't know
whet the boy will say ; you had on the sum skip as you
have oe now" Denham aid, "Just the woe." Heck.
ford said, "We donee know when she boy all be able to
snore her, ; I weeder bow Vag omit te pike on we
two? I shall say I wee in bed at ten minutes to nine.
l.ertimara answered, "So shall L" Rockford said,
" What dull you say when the gattlessan she yone
whether you are guilty or not guilty?" Harriman mild
Not guilty ;" and Heckford said" SO shall
The constable end he also kept a arentoreadum
book. Croseseamised : Hove bed the book about
sir moothe. I often take It out to see things,
and to tsar a bit of pater out when I want
When I've done with anything I tear it out. I read
this" coefessis" shoot ten mina., before I
014401 into goat I emit say I had or bad not forgotten
.ny of it. I looked it over to get it parfait. I wrote
the aonvereation down es it Gemmed. The, 11,09•109d17
and diens:4ly. —naafi Ilawline, nab to*. Winslow.c
macietestea, awaited to speak to the ormeresamimation
of P Grant and P.C. Mitchell by the prieneers. Ti..
matter of imojeria=krest to by Mitchell was impor-
tantly varied. P asked. "Did I era lay I wish
they could conjure to lad out tM right, for then we should
ge
bona free?" but Mitchell replied, I heard n such
word.. la conelnaion of the ease foir the proesentioo,
Yr. Flake seamed op the evidence
Mr. Collins, in addressee/ the jar, an Walt of
prierrorra after edveraieg to let• serious notate of the
eme, said he should divide his dolma into two peas.
Seri, Is. .jurslu.dlced eseliniony of resp:ollstile wit-
what he ventared to eon • the polies
vi▪
m" Did they think it probable that the prisons,
who op to this time bad bores • good diameter, would
amanimes • career of crime by such • brutal outzsgs as
took plaes on the boy Wareham. Boring the fearful
blow proscutor received, end stanued as he was, the
leteneed counsel contended thee his aldose, s, to the
testily of Watford was nertelirdel• i further. It •••
avast unlikely that • man who had jestoonienitted high.
way robbery would so up sad betray big voice to the
14 be had newly killed. He sharply arithised the coo-
duel of Soperiateadeet Gifford in geminating the men
was they wan " sot In melody, but "would not
bare been allowed to go if they wanted," and he said if
minima(' were to spy, terrify, and ortort orof.ll4°°°
from wretched tioungZa, Instead of being as now a
mill-conducted and ly truthful body of men, they
would hatpins the greseset arrow ibis esseutry ever bad.
This philippic, against the Podia *hills's t°l6° aePla"w
in evert. He steeplieleed o,:rentifford having
before the
reed •
menepapor eirooaai tho gleeS
sieglatretas skis niernins. B. the. Mote of die 6•'
trustworthy wridesee of ceoldrehliee, as reverted by
eanaletokarundee the isepreadou that a primp was
about to d iwurdenal, for by the ontierloo., eddilsao, or
detainee ola nerd, it might b. ba ataltid aa to it. sift
he 161%C-411.70, The MANI alispd to he blood oa Host.
he swerved had nes beat analysed,
ford'e
which ought to bare bees dour before it was proven it.
be blood. The "imaginer, ocoefreeions" ahem doers
by the comrlables, and all the eireenuensete imenseled
with them, were senowl, eattasisrd, sad the leaseed
ladsemus' maintained 087_4081d net be bedewed.
stateasenesci
not hautbois:li
maimailitedowta endomm.mosseehteaetedreafrelep and
had.
Without the trsssry or,""lwan books" of the
roustables, there wee nothing to brig the Merge home
g* the teloweee, sad be conideatly lift the tea 1a the
heads of the Oa.
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asthie giarliag•rmagma deld US tv-14:11:=
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