Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1885-11-06 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

DEALER MURDERED.  llalf-sn hear lat•-•r, everything had been explained How from heginniu.; to end we had been acting and thinking atcr.raa purir,sos ; how my fattier had scull %label Harley awl fal u n love with he.; bow in spiwking to me of it he had net been fully ex,ilielt limo imitives of , delicacy, tho wificaa of his choice tieiag young ea ough ! to be hi-, .I:mi:icor ! Ittw tin hail soot in. ti Itaria for the astute r-alson, and hi:causi+ Ito thought it unarbirab:e thist his an shint'il Lii, I,:coe,t at bid recon I marriage, to, tay nothiag ui the fat that that sou secialisl nbire elasive in lils atteniiin.a ta his figura Blithe: than Fero was n.y ec,tite•on ; how Si --1 mean, my mother (t ezw tin.' y writ,, the won!) b.:is:Anhwei at our lie ii, t,ug. Wit, the maul of he: heits•-• confronted with a ow oldir thee hereal anl whLia she hal d,elare I ids • shout I ha a; how Om hal been deligl t-d at Vie filial rebated an I 41...Tabun lita.l invariable , (Mows her ; &re it.,o Nil thought It VIM nay Lithe: • William Irerrin, of Morpeth, pregame ia Lleirogate hail brombtweback,froat Pane; fell deed while playing football  On Saturday morning the body of David Thomas, a well-known cattle dealer, living at Stallcourt Farm, near Cowbridge, was found in a field, about 50 yards from a footpath leading to his residence. There was a terrible gash in his forehead, which had evidently been inflicted by a heavy stick or bludgeon. Deceased was last seen alive about 11 p.m. on Friday night, when ho left the Duke of Wellington Inn, in company with three young men, two of whom have been arrested on suspicion of being concerned in the murder. Deceased had only returned from the Rhondda on Friday evening, and was believed to have had s considerable sum of money in his possession. This, with his gold watch, had been stolen by the mur4erer or murderers, 15314 pockets being turned wrong side out when the body was found. This would seem to prove that robbery was the motive for the crime. The two men arrested are E. Roberts, farm labourer, who has been to sea, and recently returned home, and John Thomas, also a labourer, who hoe a bit of land. Deoeased was well Imown throughout Glamorgan and the adjacent counties, being in a large way of business as a hay and stock dealer, lie generally carried a large mirount of money on his person, but none was found on him. Deceased had been in America, and was partietilorly known as the "Yankee." He was the son °flip-late David Thomas, of Lisworney.  Saturday afternoon dust p'ace.  •••01  „ . . of Church Reform? (Hear, hear.) I don't blame him as a party man, but I do blame him as a friend of the 1 Church. (Hear, hear.) Gentlemen, we stand on one 1 platform—it is Gladstone's platform—(cheers)—and it is wide enough to hold us all. (Loud cheers.) I say all you want now is a large majority to enable the Liberal party to go forward in the path of progress and of action. (Applause.) We have three or four SPEEIIIES EY LOED SPENCER, LORD WOLVERTON, AND points on which immediate action is necessary, and is