The Dewsbury Chronicle, and West Riding Advertiser. — 1873-10-11 (Dewsbury, West Yorkshire, England)

WEDNESDAY. took i cfie r e the near fell,. reaching the earth a quarter of a mile from the point The cross-examination of Mr. George Bingley by of stawretri g. His body was frieht y mangled, and his were driven into the hard' fall staratreedntiltyton ground up to his knees. Mr. Hawl-:ns was continued yesterday. He said—l IegsDEVONSEURE HOSPITAL, At the usual saw Roger in 1853 and 1854 upon two occasions at monthly meeting of the Com u'it't No. Santiago. The Chili daguerreotype produced is not int the Devonshire Hospital and BI- t ip!Caragrptienhtell my judgment a fair likeness of him. I should in the boardroom of the horAtar, on Bath 4thiiyn'stant, recognise it as representing the same individual. f cnnten- Dr. Robertson in the chair, it was announced that 221. has not his expression, or general castl o_ don't patients had been received into, the hospital and 213 disance, by which I remember him on y. I .• charged since the last month'', meeting and of these 180 I can't &Berth() a had been : e member his features in detail.discharged as having been treated beneficially. single feature. The daguerreotype does not refresh Two new life subscriptions had been received during my memory in the least of his features. He wore the month, £24 had been received as donations a hat like the ono represented in the portrait, at the hospital, £53 ss. 2d. as proceeds of the offerDefendant, when I recognised him, did not wear a hories at St. John's Church, en. September 21st, and similar hat. His hair was dark, but I don't recol- £8.345. 61. per the hotels and lodging-houses of lect if it was long or short, or if 'it curled ear Buxton, and 10 new annual subscriptions were announced. The books of the establish Tent were examined, don't think he wore a moustaehe. I never not. I and the great work of the hospital was inatifiably spoke to him in Chili. Mr. Helsby was a daguerreotypist, and I have seen Roger speaking reported to be going on satisfactorily. During to him. Mr. the three months from July Ist t oSeptember Helsby commenced business between Roger's two 30th, 603 • in-patknts were admitted, and of 597 who visite. On his second visit I only saw him in passing were discharged, no leas than 517 were more and re-passing. The defendant did not mention to or less improved. Donations amounting to. &81 13s. 11d, me Mr. Appleby's breed of horses. I only questioned had been received at the hospital—£lG2 15s. 10d. as the him about the square. The population is about Proceeds of offertories and collections in churches.—an 120,008. There are published descriptions of the city £265 19a. 3d. through the agenoy of the hotels and of Santiago, and I have seen engravings of the large lodging,houses. Five new life subscriptions and 33 new square. (Mr. Hawkins read a description of the size annual subscriptions had bePti recdved. A steady pro ex( the square, and there being a handsome bronze gross was Manifest throughout the three months, as compared with the corresponaing period of the previous fountain in the centre, which the witness said was year,  Benjamin Ward, shoemaker, said he knew Orton well in Australia, and could pick him out-of a thousand. He was suspected of having murdered a man called Ballarat Harry. James Brown, who was master of a vessel in Rio in 1854 and met Tichborne, stated he saw him in a bath; he had a crown mark on the side, but no tattoo marks. Witness was on board the Bella the day she sailed. Captain Oates, Captain Birkett, and Mr. Tichborne were all pretty well drunk. Witness knew the Osprey: and saw the mate the other day.  The Court then rose. _