The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-06-17 00:00:00

A BBOTSBUR Y.

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Maintain tn alga Luna —The marriage of Loiy
Feaay Speseer-Ch trobili, eotiond daughter of the Duke
of Marlborough, end Kr. !Board Ilejoribeaks, eldest
sea of Sir Dadkey °putts Afejoribaate, took plate ea
Monday, at 131..lennat's Church. Piteadillf• rb• bride
wee atTendoi be eight brideeroakte. sad the aar
perforated by the Bishop of Loudon, asidetedbyrtt
Rev. .1. C. Treorape. Ahoy broaldast at the Doke and
Doehete of Marlborough's reeldonoe ia St. Jame's.
eensfe, the had. ead br.degrooei left *ewe fer Abbots.
bury Cent* tko Earl of lleheeter's teat, to speed lb.
hooelmma•

811BOTON.
001INIT FZUOIDLY 80casn.—Tbe 21st asaiversary
was selebreted on Thursday, the Iworse Courtsoay
sod Immo* Master aad Mae Okeford sad
illtollagehea• breathes embisias. There was a pre-
emies with bassets sad the toatanell sad Imam.
brass band, sad Dillinos service la the esbool•roosa, the
Bawer presshing. After this tb• balloon was trams-
eased, the sew eurelmest ward being geserally
, arearevell. • dieser followed, Mr. H. 8. Bower pre-
' skates. The Rev. F. W. Mamma addroesed the member"
es the labser quessaos, safeties oat that the rely way
to raise wave ia Dorset wee far Lb.:news who Nl*
Is 'wiener to higbor wage-mini &aunties.
He showed the eons of higher dames had I. go frees
hone te tot ea ha life. As to the wades. al ilk•
deny be hold it was their duty to be paseseudees
ZiOplartgliaL • happy sad stioseethal day • a's

A Jona= US Paranviel.—" The *tars pr
eash erasing daring the sultry summer mesa, the
easenaped eassvaa, was • Waif istor•stilif os. *bile the sustain grimed greedily, and emitted the
la. travellers availed theraselver of Oky siappr •
Is.; even the poorest mum them mb s sup
in their kande and ripsed and mimed th.
beverage made from Hots nue, poak, sotidth-
standing it was lanooent of sugar. I .11 has
dissented so food. kW taventol no rar mite ts so
Meek), • rolreshing in the desesttiu4o .
journey. as this invaluable beverage • . Cht:"„sw asista
reeollactiou of its weeder-worlds( • isas. As I=
sipped the inhales taclt Ars yid musses./
intoxicating ; it Wielded both bap bad; abs
became peculiarly bright and lowa te glees& la
such moments I felt as iodated ashy flows and elaie
of °tinfoil, sot withataading I picarious bodily sad
mental prostration from a. „Les jauntily in the arid
desert."

Buxom' Bux AND Duet ROwLAND'S KALTDOR 1110014,
"irrusb** lb* f***, sad air moss erarloss caused by
saponify to the hot “A ad desk 6t ood 80. 61.
per bottle. RownitiOnr =To, la spite el do muasross
P**Paratiass Icr lb* test win* daily &ppm, is still
Stsiseasi, 1111 the Dal). dsalstries. 2.. 6d. psi
bn. ILOwtAND4M/dXI .11di on. oraterres, sireaggassas.
sod bessalms.Sb. bids, 3e 7s, lOs ad., sad 21i.
per bottle, cd all á.s Ana cv•ry llamas

POwsu.'s Rawer= EYB•0011101, POI BEZUNA-
fII liinontstallov; Nmosataaa. Smarm, he. Its
magrolioes 11111007 is attested by MIL H. As Duke
d'Autarlo the lite arl of Clarendon, the Right Elea
jp.ois Coal:Mee ,ireldsgrows, !be Right Ilea. !he
C.ggtgor of Redact , and many °that miasma penes%
caplet of Wham t Adamants assocapsay nth beads.
Boat nelslol47 for outward us, its beds. it Ann
sad treidf• Ir Alsatian mild attest its
bed saFlnn Anna and frequent claaagegan=
timelier aro avoide& field by all Ohenins. Pins
la lid- am! 2a 91. laborattary96ll,
Leadon.--9 old by A. J. Reiss,
Fos Tar. Coart.sztox.—Haiganllll:=
• gun Analsg souplanta, sad robins
beauty. Its slant are graded. WNW. 5at.h....11.16.4*
rar.eyes redeem, Wotan, any* to..
sad /sedan Lad sake. a iaty et WM" anie—ar
iltar.ty. The liagoolia Hein nakselhe sid• sant*
sad hewn a fresh appaeasan at notellaillines
vs In kmaries 1.. in LA 96 yew. Sal by an
aad Patentees, ia bottles at Tine BMWs.
lasopess Desea, Mt High Heiberg, Leader-B.ld by
A. J. Semis, Cheearre. Dorehester.
um Ham— I'« 40 years Mrs. & A. Shows Watid's
Hair B.esnwer hos rewired dm eannsadttles •••
favour at the p.11k,i.a41 ssatribnied to the adamants!
of teasel theatesda et panne no have pissed mann
i• the nepenthe Sad tatanseesa thi servissilia
elianner„ It is as I. nen m % aw,
tad NAM the Otis= atral Wen. ei any
Ind* or Fang h
the Bak, Ono ISt islittir • hila
hunnust =1,4 IN•
in nate ma% 112r11.1117 "Ch=111.1••••
Peehartes, vlif is inn intdescals 111•111•21, pogo.
1110 flt./A•410/4 by A. 7. Iwo.
omit. Dworais.

TRH TICHBORHI TRIAL.
The Stonyburst witnesses mire rather tame till 040111
Lord Bdlew, when the inters it "tilted was isoreense.
He was crose.esaminod by Dr. Koneely la this way
Now, did you play • prsotiosi Joke on Captain Harvey ?
_Never.
rots did not think it • prao tioal Joke, then, to take
away his wife !—I oonoot ens wer the question. may
have done many things that ' regret—yery had things,
no doubt—and for which du we I. no atm..; but I do
not think it right to comp remise other people in my
sooner.
When you were living in his boom as his friend and
goegt did you take &WWI bli wife !—llelom I enter into
explanations effecting other persons I cannot answer tin.
stion.
You most answer. Did you not take away the wif•
of your friend ? —What do you mean by taking her
awsv.
Did you not seance hie wife and tab,, her away ?—I
Moss to answer the quer don or any other like it. Per.
bans she took herself am ty.
DM you sedum, her an I make her elope from her has.
~,,d'-.-My lord am I I" mud to ans.., this question?
I shall not answer ardor 5 I am ooropellel.
po you refuse ?—I ab all not answer this or any other
question affecting a
Mr. llawking intrrpt wed.
Dr. Remaly : I am not going tn he told hereafter
that I cannot remark on this witness's oredihility hn
soot,. .141 not cross *Ramie* him on the, points. Ho
ha no excuse for infusing to ens-or—be does not
whninate himelf in ii. gal paint of vie.
Witness: i Wee 4 one • groat many rhino* that hare
been bad, end which I regret. Ism not afraid t sneak
the troth. hot I ori 'I not otation any penam's i sue.
Dr. Kmesly M • sense 'f duty compels me to oak
.bei you ordoo. Yong friend's wife, ant get her to elope
with you, you beim' a married man'
Witten.: Am I obliged to answer Rhea questions,
ore Ir;rt !
The Lord Chief deaths : I am afraid, if the question
1, ;valued in, yon must. It Is on. of the loonel.los •
mon „or, whey he Is brought Into a court of Neils. wo a
witness that an ythlat he may have done may be brought
against him.
The witrees hotfooted.
The Lord Chief dostica Just answer " Yes" n"NT th"
—Wl.ntes : I am ready to soarer anythin, se reward"
myself. sn4 I cannot do more. I can't answer about
agybog• else 'What Yeast.
Dr. Keheolr My lord ear you are to answer "Yes"
or "No." It Is moat painful for mo to have to Pr,m?
the question; built most be done. whether it expose@
anybody or not I am sorry for it. but I cannot help
It. H T do sot sok it. I shall he caught op when T are
addressing tic' jury. staid be glad to drops vail ever
everybody's belly, but Inv duty now looyes me no
option. I mat have on gnawer, "
Can't you ask me if I have doss each • thing with
anybody In mr life 7.—llotiohtert
Dr. Betts& : No: I aro salting you whether you did
nub a ibis, at the hon... of Captain R...., or
no
'—Well. Captain lisrvey give afo
What ! Captain Herne gays his wife £3 to join you?
ho was perfectly well swore elso was going. He
gos• her that amount of money, and told her to go.
Captain Harvey was aware then that ah• wag going
away to commit adol.ery with you. Were yen not
staying In the horse at the time h—l wee not. cooutu
Harvey was perfectly aware when Iso gays her the
montlY to ray tor her ruomo to Dublin. Rbo then
telegraphed to me to may she was helpless, and I joined
her.
Row long Isidore this had you been at Captain
Harvey's boom ' had been there eammal time,.
Row long before this happened had you been there?
—lt was something like • mooth I mama
You had been a froqueet visitor at the hams? —Yee.
Did you not afterwards abandon the woman'—No.
Are you living with her now ?—No.
Aro you ProPered to swear on your oath that you did
not basely abandon her !—No. I sew her &hada' ago.
Did you abandon your wife—No. my wife loft me.
Re-examined by Mr. Hawking : You wore ertievexm-
mined by Serjussit Ballantine at the late trial !—I was.
Wee then' 'mythicist of this mortal/gated to you then
as affecting your credit?—By no ono.
Does sot this refer to a matter some years ago !—Yea
With Weans, to the tattoo marks, have you the
least interest in this cue !—Nono whatever.
Did you valuate', your oridenst?—No.
On Monday evidence was giving by Yr. Alfred
'clamour, M.P., for Salisbury. The points of the
examination in chief were mtialt throe: that the
witness had seen the mernorsit's t.tt to marks, end

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reoolleoted them perfeetly ; that he wee quite certain
the defendant wag not Hotter Tiohhnrne, no In any
way like Roger ; and that he wan mlre Cr Imo under
an impression that his half-tinter. Lvl• Tiehherne. woo
consciously party to a ocasplraer. "I told her '' earl
the witness. " that she was the only one nf her htet'y
who had taken up this Imp:otter, and / salted her if it
would not he better for her tn think the matter over in
her own mind. I said. 'There is evidently a trait
eonsplraey. and we are determined to frthona It to the
bottom, and to punish those who aid and abet ' She
'jumped op at this end said,' They oan't do anythlor to
me and I said, ' I hareem. here to shield yeti.'"
CrOstexamination only nerved to elicit from Mr. Sey-
mour that he had gone to Howlett'. Hotel to me his
sister's body after her death, and that he them foodd
the Claimant " sucking at a cigar • and drinking brandy
and water. • And did he not my to you, when you
weld you did not know him. ' Whet congress, rtifred/
You know me wiT en "! " was the rep'r.
" Net a hit of it. He raid, '1 brow you, Alfred
. . .

Seymour; yen are • d—cl blackirnard, whe are trying
to keep me out of my delta" At least twenty minatee
were tpent over thin single fact. Dr. Keneely defile cit
be...mild to extort so wilnission that the Claimant had
addressed his " Uncle &Tome" as "411r14.' and Mr.
fleymear, with the gravest fie* in the world, an per.
*latently ropeatint the phrase we hare already quoted
nee plat, however. the learned ormosel mule. R.
asked the wi,t.eas whether he had not said of hla sister,
in the presence of Mr. Guildford Onalow and Mr.
Baillie Ccrenr, "She may he trillion In hell for all I
care I' and or this matter all to which Mr. Seymour
would p`rdc• himself we., tat he "did not resonant"
havinc lased the exorsealmie imputed to him.