The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1874-04-07 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MURDER AT HOITON. hope for the reunion of the Liberal party until James Timed. beastiality at Fordington. -Mini Lawler: 0.1 Saturday Mrs. Newman, aged 42, wife cf a shot- they are in harmouv on that point." Thia shows Frederick Wells, poaching and assaulting consteble et maker, at Hoxton, killed her daughter, wounded her • • - • Langton 8 calendar months- Eli Rimy., and Edward that Liberals are arousing trom the despondency Matthew's, poaching and assaulting constable at Lengton, husband, and attempted to commit suicide in • fit of horniddal mania. About eight o'elock she emelt° prepare that ensued on their crushing defeat at the 4 calendar months ; John Woollard, aggravated assault breakfast for the tensity. Her see, • boy cf eleven., general election, and that they will ere long 14,dar nan pyrntJas.o.snilingtoaentertahtia reeog. was taking down the shutters of the shop, when his earnestly array themselves to do battle with eel Weee"rerrill'Ue:iiiiiil.en- teeters, and John Bullen. stoaling money at Weymouth, 2 calendar mother repenachod him for net having done in before, the "powers that be." month.; Edward Serie, stealing a watch at Portland, I na calendar leoech ; Phiebe Green, misbehaviour in Wim• excited the hoy'm apprehension, an The Revenue Returns for tee year ending d when she shortly on borne Union II days. afterwards dosh•al thmegh the shoe at him with • the 31st of March have been published, and EasTER.-the festival of Easter was marked at the carving kale In her hand. he fist for his life. She dld show • (MRS 111C01110 of E 77,335,657, as against several churches by special hymns and sertnona hut so not pursue I lot fee, but rushed upstairs to a room i1'6,608,770 fur the preceding year. The in- oildotota . re t/tely :pi theseeitaulTiewappear in festal wentenmantei omcmpied by bar broke', whom, with menmlog vetting, cream, is duo to the greater productiveness of and ...... on spring flowerers etasteLl lalaNispomedte"form' she throat nod to murder. A be., f 'draggle ensued hid..,ki Stamps, youat.egice, awl Telegraphs, but ing 11,0 staple of the Easter-tide enrichment, The arches between tho m ; hat her matileoel strength was of the waded reredos were outlined with evergreen, so greet that he was unable to maitre her, and chiefly to the former. The annuls: revenue from picked out with ilaffodile, and the Were delicately breaking away the ran into another room, where hzcise alone has now reached the enormous erre/tilled with ivy sprays. Over the reredos was an two of her daughters bad been sleeping. The elder girl figure of £27,172,000 ; and of oourse the elasti- ellantil illuminated inscription, "The Lord is Haan had risen and gotie downstairs, but • younger child, in. mei.' It extended the whole lweiolth of the east city is chiefly attributable to the oonsumptiou window, and was admiraide as • work of art. It wee Jane, four and • half y. r'. of age, eras left still asltep. The unhappy woman itemedi.tely out the poor Ilttle of intoxicating liquors. Once more the nation painted mon a etallie psnel, having a white ground and ian ak foinifull we or initial lonler. The charactera were Gothic creature's throat, almost severing the head from the has drunk itself rich. There is • decrease of , "T - in blue enriched with • white body. Bhe was followed by her husband, who had be £1,809,000 owing to last year's reduction of the lite. and th y the following wood in gold and entwined with corns alarmed, and direotly the murderess saw hlui she lucome.Tax, and • decrease of E 691,003 in narcissus and wood sorrel exquisitely painted. The other Row at him like a tigreas, emending hien in the arm. Customs. the net increase is £726 887. But, letters qf the names were in red, and the rest of the in• 0: ly then realising his wife's oondttion, the knife. A taking he aimed with teription in blue. At either end was • Maltese 'rue.. This her, and tiled to obtaln mien of king into account the repayment of the Tele- beautiful inscription ielM contributed by the kindness, of furious struggle ensued, bat he Need hieieeif ...hi. t„ graph Loan. £BOO,OOO, the actual revenue of miss Rodeos, and showed artistic skfll and taste of • high eope with her. After lediatiog several wounds on hi. the country Is slightly less than it was In 1973. ordswer...dThgront of Thetheu choirletuella.;vaeshetrilixteerwi: bends and arms she broke away, and, her paroxysm The great secret now is the Budget, and few rewired out with buss opr;ivet and ivy, studded wern ith taklug a fresh dirmtion, she out her own throat an I financial statements of late years have been looked hunches of violett and primroses ; and the font panel warn fell lathe ground frounsible. The erica of " murder " &minted with a hexogoral device enriched with red while) this horrible soon* was being enacted numbed forward to with greater curiosity. Sir Stafford daisies and printroees. Mingled ivy and primroses the sere of a pollee.oonstable, ant, amistanee bevies Northcote haa no doubt by this time determined adorned the upper part of the pulpit, with a cross in front keen obtained, the woman was met to Bt. Bartholomew. on what he will do with the surplus, and so far tucked out with priinroaeii, red bloom& and deffolils, IfeepiteL Her • ound is not thought to be dangerous. as is guessed the following will be amoogst the .pwiriiiil)e„. atiuthegeheroviaywor the uw,ere.eathw:untuoef eril;sieuodusuendron the Ur.. Newman hes hitherto borne the ohmmeter of • leadiug features of his proposition :-Firstly, the sacred monogram done in priennwes studded with red bled and affectionate mother; hot oat of a family of reduction of the Income-tax from 3d. to 2d. ; deisies. The font wee brilliant with dowers. Inter' sight she lost Bee oaf. • comparetively brief period, meting lines of primroses formed • cross On the top, and seciondly, the total exemption of all incomes under and bar grief is supposed to have affeeted ter mind. the angles were tilled with tlowera of various kinds - .£215) a year: thirdly, the extension of abate- having a substratum of lUOsa ; and the lower part of the