The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09 00:00:00

-i'llE 11CLI BORN g TRILL.

Oa Tuesday several witnesses wers calk' from
fiempshire to prove filet the defendant is Nagar
TieLborne, front Australia to show that ho Is not Aithur
Orton Two of the Hnmpshire witLessw s'eted
they had wen Roger's arms bare, ard Vial they were
no; tattooed ; cog two of them stttr.l th .t they had
situ hint at Tiohborne "not long' befory the ,lnain if
Mir K Doughty, who dist in March, 1853—th.onitli In
defood.ot ii, hi, rross-extroinstiou wid co vas nit
Its-o after November, 1852 Al to th. Australian ent-
re ies, one of them putt Orton, In 1858, tn Ono° a
loop way from Aotalste, where, woordiog to the
do um, ow ci evidinoto, tn. WWI iii hotor;u end the
tther, tout.' from Newmarket, swore thst the
1,, dant es I,..stre was in 1869, at Weirgs•W•gge,
wh. re the defendant hlevs:f swots he was Lot until
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on Wednesday, two witserea—hualatnel and wife—
who had mile affidavit' on behalf of the defendant in
1867, were now CA le I to pr.. that he ta Roger Tieh-
borne ; but one of tnem—the rife —dented making my
atlidavat, and cliff.red remarkably from her husband'.
srtementa ; while his evidence waa found gaits
daffeient fro, the allietavit be hot made. Two of the
Irltaras.• swore that they ne•d seen Resorr at Tiebboro•
le..g bofere tho death of Sir E. Doughty, in 1853,
wa,,ilegee the de feudeent bad sworn in hie eroas-easodua-
keit that he w s never ut T enhoraeo aft. r November,
lie!, and the let era of it gee show co trace of are,
visit atter Juno in tnat y• ear. Two out woman front
TrLborne, oho were examused on• after the other
though swearing very positively—as the other witnesses
ded to the pieutity eef thedialendent—gave very different
views of Reiner. One said his hair wee dark, the other
light ; ore said his hale was '' gruff" or "rough," the
otter that it wee sit and nied; •nci etch swore that
the defendaat is like what Roger war One of them
who sworn vely pJeitively to tee r recollection of his
features did not reeogniece there teethe daguerreetyt •
of him. an I meld on seep the lakener—rebile she saw
the likeness in the defendant even in his brit ant
shouldne, and said his figure was jest like Roger's
"only stouter.' Tta two principal witness** were
N. ti., the Farm beilaff, slid his wets, who both swore
very po.ituely to th• defendant's identity, and the
being stated that he bad seen Roger'. arms bare, and
Lust there wore, no tattoo merits ; bet I.e ml. said that
he hat heard the tattoo marks talked of cum before
the defendant came over to star oeuutry. The,
deal,red that hie a oleo dad not differ from Roger'. 004
woe "soft sad ge01.." es has was, while others rid II
was rough ; while the bailiff said Roger'. hair was
dark his wife seed it was light, and both of thole WM
sure Roger was at Tionborne sot Mug before March,
lag, hooch ohs eideudaut swore he was net there
after Novenae:l:r, 1532.
Thursday was taken up with wetness' from Hamp-
shire, to peeve that the de foadaet ia roger. Al of them,
flelpt CO•, arer• ot the ramie eta..; too of them were
o el, sad loch. exam Deleon", °ohmo to the slowtter of
their apprebemion, to-k up nearly had the Sty; and
the other wit*, sere of this aro, it will be seen, added
little to tee evidene One warns" of totealigeuee, •
mean) wider of Aire afore!, who hpl (aright Re•ge: the
Fretach born and believed" the detendatat to be
Tichborr.e. state:. that the defendant heel aoooeted him,
but it was at tie Swan Alreeford, kept by Roue, then,
as has spear.d, a friend of the defendant, ...sad who had
knows the de'eadatet for year.; and the witness
admitted that anyone mi,ht have polluted him out to
the defends:in Further, it did net appear that the
defendant mertioned to him the mare be bad learnt,
but that the wane.* mentioned it to the defendant.
Moreover, the 'after elated, in contradietion.of so
many of the witures for the defence, that tba•Art of
the. defendant is *Jeerer than Roger's an I.e "husky,"
that Ma hair is "a shale lighttr," and that he lappsars
to be 24 inch taller. The °thee witoesars were of the
rustic claw. An old firm r, who had boon a servant in
Hie Teo .borhe family sod hal known Boor ant his
Mother, spoke very positive-1y (oth, defendant's iden-
tity, and spoke to • rover-Anna with him le wneem he
appraread to koow (seamen and incident' in the history of
the family. Mrs. Stebton the wife of • farmer in the
neighbourhood of Tiehborne, gave slustleer evidenee, and
gave as proof of the identity of the cl.fendaut Lie
eppareut roe elleotion of a wele-known old portrait.
Several labourers laud persona of that elms were sailed,
who spoke to the defendant's ident.ty. and two of them
stated that thry had seen Roger's arms bare and thmt
tare were no marks upon them; hut ono of them
swore that he had cal eel him "8 r Roger." OPP of
chine did not mato to kOOlll whether his age wee 30 or
Ind anAlrer, though he bad run the defendant
more that once and heard him speak, wee not satisfied
ties'. he .6, the man until Air. Ouslow bad brought
him up to London tun! had taken him to see sod "peak
So him. S...•Jral of Vue withosee of this due were not
the.u;lat woe tla coots-examination, and name than one of
them as,* dismissed from the hex without being
er atule od at all.

Oa Friday half the day war occupied wiih witnesses
moetly of the rustio class from the neighbourhood of
Tie borne and Upton to prove that the defendant is
I- ogre; cud they all wore very positively to biro,
though their roooile Along appeared very ctonfttsed.
One of it. witeeteett, however, WAS certain that he bed
nen Me. Deueitty at Upton at the time when, as the
Coief Justice pointed out, the wee at Tiahhorne ;
end mocker ism sure he had lam use Roger 30 years
tv.o, at en he wee about 14 piers old and la Perk.
Another witness stated that ibis bad seen Roger cad
Ml s Doughty walking together ia the Park at Tied,
borne in 1850 or 1851; int% the Lord chid JuAl •
pointed cat toot it must hems been in 1843 or 1849 t
could not bare been later—as the letters 'hosed that
they wore elsewhere in later years. The err:teats all
swore, however, very positively to the defendact, and
said they bad recognised him ,• but it appeared that
thty knew beau courts, and kn. w he was the psreen
who earn said to be Roger Tiebbitrne, end saw hint in •
carriage or at a meeting of gentlemen 'rho said be Wag
Roger. Moreover, the witnesses d Tired a good deal
from ethics in the amounts they gave of Roger and ens
&fen ion'. Ore nr two raid ooy recoadeed tt•
&leaden% by "the nebbortoe fees," whereat others
said tout Roger wes not at all like soy of the Tlehborore,
sad was like his mother. One wits..., however, sad
that the defeodsnt resembled both dir 1111werfl, Rogetes
cud Sir Jam ml iii father, "In bulk and stators,"
thou,h, be sad, one eae mach taller than the other.
Others said the defendant'. voice was like Ripe's, and
I. soft cud smooth, whereat • witness on Titursisy said
that the &fondant's le "Dome and beaky," while
Roger'. era• descriltsd se Meer. One geld K tger's neck
wee short, wh. ream others ha.* maid it was long and
thin ; aud one wittier., tail he thought the defendant's
Lair wet • "little lighter than Roger.,," but there
wee not much diff,reuee," As to this matter of the
hair, the deleudaut's hairdresser was called, who, as
Dr. Messily said. would "settle" the Insinustions on
that tubj-to. The hairdresser proved tbet he had
deemed the defendenee bar daily during the last trial,
and every week during the ;resent, and for awns four
mouths pa.; that he dreamed it with a mixture eon-
easing oil ; and rlutlan, be mid. Vitt the odour wee
the route at it wee he stid that an oily app bottom
tended for the day to make the hair Lob darker. A
wits,ps was Gilled to confirm the defendant's statement
In cram- Leamination in 1871 that he "reoollmited" Sir
Edward Doughty being driven about at Uotoo In • posy
carriage with • white pony, bet the witnees put tti•
Mate at which he hal teen it as b. tween 1843 and 1845,
In the latter of which yang Roger earns over from Parte
to the funeral of his uncle, Sir Hoary. when Sir Stward
asemeeded to the mast.' at Tiobbsrne. A eitnese wea
<Jelled alit hod been to Melbourne to prove test the
captains tf Ara ',Lich took assessors there did not
always, amording to the rage, go to the Custitm.bouss
for the purpose of any registry or report; but as the
defendant had 'wont that the captaiu el the ship took
biro to the Customhouse on landing, the witness was
act cross-examined.

Henry Plodge, • railway servant, bse been eomnalted
for hist free the Uontbwark Pi:aloe-wort, for throwing
big wife out of window.
We observe that Messrs. Bryant and May have been
awarded • "Medal e Merit" at Vienna, for the, weU
known Patent Safety Matcher, Vegas, to._
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Prayers for fine weather gave been offered in the
ebarabee of Dubita. The harvest will he saved with
difficulty, mrch land beteg .till inundated.
An experimental shipment of uncooked meat, pre-
...reed by • freezing prone*, hae been despatched from
Australia te Linden.
During the last fortnight a largo comber of trans
have been deepwaVieel from }tenor lad, ti with mush-
rooms. One special contained Si many as 25 and
soother 18 trucks.
At Vera the Cubits have carried off a number of
women, who *tele chosen by ballot in the province of
Buicaya, for the purpcoo of making their uniform*.
Amooget the unlucky one. I. • young lady with •
dowry of seven thouund pounds.
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A ETHANOL PRESENTIMENT.
A London carry rpoDdimt mentions the following
instance uf a very romsrit.bio prtseutionsot :—A youog
&crayonist had lately been presented to a .vsleablo
livitif l the neighboorhoot of Norwieh, and. on the
st,oofth of his good fortune. was &blot to he roarriwi.
Shortly bile's his marriage he walked to his fitters
home, end, beim: ratber weary with Lis walk, he threw
bilteelf upon a cola ..n.l fell witty. Will. be slept he
dreamt, and this on his dream —lle thought he was
untried, and thud hahad vow ior hie weddieg trip to
Solcz.rhxd: ho stayel at interkkon, and (so hie
dream went) whil• he was th.rro be won seised with
typhoid fever, died, sail km hidv wss brought to Erg-
land and burls I iu his own churchyard. 8 vivid was
the dream that when he awtke Le told it to hi. friends.
So much imprinted were they ..rith it that Is became •
tordo of conversation, ant when the young cleric
monied they strcdtgly aditind him to spend his honey.
moon to moo other part of tha world than that whioh
lii husgiration had proved to disastrous. But, as if
ttrivvn by fate, the brideor..am ohoee. of ell countries
in the world, liwitzorland, and, of .11 towns in
Switserlted,luterleiten ; and whilo he was there sought
typhoid fever, dhd, arid his body was brought to
Bruised eni buriud in his own churohyard.