The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1866-08-28 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

LAT* 11110RDIES00111 OCTIAGIC AT FOLWOOD BARRACKS. —IIAT. the private soldier, who while drunk at Ful wood Itarraeks, near Preston, attempted to shoot a non-commimioned °Meer, has just received a portion of his sentence. He has been lbsgged-50 lashes having been administered—and is now in the military hospital. When be has recovered from the effects of the nothing, be will be drummed out of the barracks, and afterwards taken to the Howe of Correction, where he will be oonlined for two yeara _  A TROUBLED HoNaerooi.—A girl, 18 years of age, ' and her kusband. a youth of 90, named Richardson, have been given into custody by the father of the former, one (Marge of robbing him of L'Bo in beak notes, a few hours after their marriage. The notes had been taken from a drawer in the bedroom of the wife's father at Wisboeh. Both defendant. had bought goods sad paid for them with bunk notes of the same firm as those which prosecutor had placed I. the drawer. Both prisoners were committed for trial, the female being . . .  galled out by hiselproucuting parent. THE Kigali, disclosures u to bribery pale altogether before those at Yarmouth. The witness*. on Thursday. at the former place, moat of them said they h.id been promised suss of f.. 5 by enthusiastic friends of Mr. Gower. but they bad received nothing. A witness named Hamblin stated bow he set about getting up evidence in support of the petition against Mr. Gower. He went down to Reigate and announced that he had come to settle old moored, and that those to whom money had been promised on amount a the election were to apply to him. Of emus* he had • number of applicants. -•• • • .  A DOIIISTIC TRAGEDY of a shocking character bag been enacted at Birmingham. The wife of a man named ' Smith formed an sequaintanee with a Geo. Linsley, a stage nischineg, who a short two ago removed to Liverreil. Mrs. Smith went to Liverpool on Saturday to see Linsley, and when she arrived there she found him ill of cholera, from which bodied on Monday night. Immediately after his death she returned to Birmingham and arrived there on Tuesisty. Soon after midnight on Wednesday Smith had a quarrel with his wife respecting, it is @apposed, her saloon with Langley, and he cut her throat from ear to ear, the poor woman falling dead in the yard. A young woman who was in the house at the time was also stabbed by Smith over the right eye. The murderer was immediately afterwards apprehended.  11 .11111 ID DMIILATH Ru.—On Tuesday, at Wakefield, • miner, named William Bothers', about 20 years of age, was summoned for allowing his wife to lissome chargeable to the union. The wife le, person of very superior position to her husband, and it was against the wishes of her relatives, who are persons demos social standing in the neighbourhood of Wakefield, that the had married him. After living with her for about • month he turned her penniless from the hours, on some trifling excuse, retaining all bar clothes and • large number of valuables she had brought with her; and, her friends refusing to have anything to do with her, she had been obliged to throw herself on the parish. It wait arranged that Rotherey, who was in receipt of 370. • week, should allow hie wife Pa. • week, which sum was stated to be barely, if at all, the interest of the things she had brought liten.—Alcuselicarn- Courier. A Siloam°