Weekly News. — 1892-03-24 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

INVALID! OWITING I:7P AND DOWNSTAIRS. A meeting was held at the Workhouse on Mond" Coned the case against Charle(August Sampson.Supposed murder ... ... August 1891. enesning for the Continent. The weather was Awl, • subsequently • • • To a person who has just risen from a bed, Os afternoon. Mr. J. E. Holloway presided, and theA -"les Mather at Rainhill September 1891 wad a number of spectators assembled in the streets Kr. Paul Taylor, for the prosecution, whose system. Is debilitated, t .he mere getting up were present :-Rev. J. R. Pretyman (vice-chai ) •-is wife in Australia ... ... 1891 to see the Royal party leave. Her Majesty and the to discharge the witness's re- and down stairs, which in health is performed apklied to the court . . . . 20 Major Maunsell, Dr. Ramsey, Messrs. B. "B. Lane n -illiams, December 25th eopisances, as Mrs. Bernstein was now of o d• "painful d Sworn, W. goitre, T. Beechey, J. C. Ha pinion times a ay without inconvenience, is a an Harvey am j. Princess drove th _1 to e South-Western Station, where that Sampson had no felonious intention of distressing journey. When the staircase is wide Preston.-The Clerk stated that be had received lettso ... ... ... ... Itiv ,w. a special waiting train was waiti to convey them tc stealing the diamonds. Having read over the this difficulty may be got over by two persons from the Local Government Board, approving of the coast. Mr. C. Satter, general manager, Mr. deposition., he was of opinion that it would joining their hands crosswise, so as to form a seat, iscrease of salary to the Medical Officers of 40 niii7 . a fourth Verrinder, traffic superintendent, and Mr. Chessman be impossible for a jury to convict, as Mrs. and the invalid being lifted thereon, with his arms and of honorariums to the Relieving Ollcerof t 6, March 1892 were present, and received the Queen and the Bernstein's brother was Present, and went to around the necks of the two persons, may be trans- recompense for the extra work thrown upon Prineaalt at the waiting-room. The special train America with him, whither he had been called at a ported to the lower room with perfect ease. When owing to the influenza-The Clerk said that h,,-,17, .., Vitt's(' Windsor five minutes later, and travelled very short notice, by cablegram. Sir l'eter Edlin, the staircase is narrow and will not admit of this received a letter from Messrs. Laney and Fudge,7 over the South Western line to Portsmouth, whence 1 after taking time to consider the application, said mode of conveyance, the invalid's progress may be Bournemouth, whose offer to give an entertainment to Queen, Princess Beatrice, and Princess Victoria he would adjourn the case until next sessions; but considerably facilitated by his turning his lace the inmates was discussed at the last meeting, swing -light will cross in the Royal yacht to Cher. ,he should direct that all papers in connection with towards the banisters, and supporting himself by atAinow declinedjith o givett e entertainmeLt. Tka lit should be laid before the Public Prosecutor.- them, passing hand over hand as he ascends or Clerk added . a they seemedf o have taken umb Mr. C. T. Gill applied for bail, which was at once descends. Another person may also proceed before at the reports in the papers o the last meeting of -