The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1875-03-02 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ORDEN.  NlemigenoLr Orceitabnek. -CM Wednesday List, an bevies: was held before Mr. W. 11. Atkinson, coroner, on the body of Betsy Elliott Lithitew, wife of Mr. James LiUti;ow, farmer, of this village, who a'ted suicide ion the previous day under the following CirellMwtalleeo. Mr. I.almow, wm lien etaattimsl. Ile stated that the deces.ed was ll)ears of aae, ant on Tuesday morning he left her al, oat tune o'clock. Ile dbl nut notice anything unusual, in liar either then or for some time previously. lett she had holm very nervous at time:. Wild said she fancied that she was almost flying away. Shortly after nineo'clock. Ise was told by his servant, Jane Everett, alias there wail something the matter with her • tress. Ile ran up %tads and saw a lot •of blood, and thought she land broken • blowdvessel. Ile inotioliately sent for Mr, I 'mini. On going IKeek, he saw site Mel a d in the throat, Will then sent for Mr. Lys. bosh doctors rain.. Jane Everett deposed that he heard a noise like 'mauling and a. her inistres, attil tiot nuttier when she asked her it she was ill, she wean into the room, saw 116k1 on the pillow .ease, and calle.l her master. Eliza r.ollitis said that she went intw Mr. Litligow's now, and (mind the deceased liliwslin, f a • wound its flu: throat. Sliest-n. 41 stath, her till she died, about II o'cloek. w-ere kept to the wound to try Si. stop the blood. George E,erett and i:eorge Addle sine ported ileceawsl on each side. Everett oust :" It seems no though Ale lisib 41.,110 it in the hod." She said : "And AO I did.- Mr. Lys eatue about rive minutes before she Med. Ile found hy her side in the bed toso pie-et of her tougne, out on opening her mouth saw that her tongue was cut cid. Ile also found a pair of scissor by her side in Ole led coverol With blood. George Cverett corniburated the last Wait.. Mr. ‘Voodritlfe Daniell, surgeon, of Wan:hant, add he attew hal the deceased professionally. Ile was sent for hy Mr. Lithame, and ou his arrival found his stile had I wen demi a few tea Ile examined the wounds with Mr. Lys, and found one about live ineLes in length in front of the throat, but out very deep.. The superficial Veins war' wounded. Two lar4e puritans of the t.flgfie hailiten cut off. Was of that the injuries ware indieted ith the sei,oirs produced, aud that it was quite possible Sits'; Were Sellindieted. II el not noticed anything strange about the ileiseaw.l. exeept that she was a very excitable Permal. 311.1 he had iii doubt that she committed suicide whilst in a Maw of temporary insanity. The • hate eau., of death was loss of blood (nun the tongue stet throat. The jury retitrionl is verdict ill ith the heal ei Wenn,, awl that deeeasisl emiiiiiittv‘l the act Whirs!, in a ntAte ut" temporary insanity.  TILE 1,9•0; pooLE.  noAftb thltitifilis;Vt• I I:Y.  tha 3lon.lay a Itoardof Tra,lo inquiry realleetitt4 the load of the barque Aurora, twionging to It. %Villid and T. Itakr.l. of Poole. We. rowntenced et the Potioe-cuort. f•toutleatuphet. helm,. J. 11. rotskawy awl Allred l'egler. .I.lmiral Powell cud Capt. Oates. IL N.. nautic..l  _ • connected the inquiry on behalf of the 11.sarcl of Trek. al*4 Mr. K. N. !toward. of Wey th, i1p0141.1,1 for tin: owner,. Mr. 1:0XWCII kli.l 44 there waii loins discrepancy in the witeesses depositimuo iseliatsi it would be advisable that they sh.edd Is, req.leql,l ti leave the /siert -all bppllCAtioll *alai pct./ably Mr. !lowan' would support Mr. 'loam., won he aloyeansl there to support the itnoliiry. and would n. 4 .nter any ojewsition whatever. Tlic.a itecsse!_tioce Teton-4. _  ! Mr. Coivvell, Rahl the crew of the veKitel eunsist.sl if Ili : hands, eight of wl crc hot, awl the "tiler eight sere .ved, woid.l give evi.letsee in the fuatter. The captain im.l Hiatt:, the only pinions who pie.sescpl mica, were lost. The Aurora tr. a Itriti-h barque of 024 totr reg!....Aer, and her ofticial number waa A 2,917, Slc• was INA at Hatburst, Na Itrunswick, iii I*ll tin the 9th of Ite.:mialwir hut she saile.l from Itoboy, I toorgia, Im 1 for I.iverpool with a ear :o of Pit'lf One. .110 was ch.`ar, wills a IllaYknit° IllreeZC, awl according the evidence of seven w atom..., the 4.i j. was sert.wortliY. tilt .u-eor.iuiug to at..4lser witnts.. she was ntlierwise. :11..11.. .on the :11.4 of December, when un.ler loacr fon, and inaintoicails, lyii.g to, a heavy gale Mew an.l a Imacy era broke over liar, carrying away Iser Inilvvarlt. suit .loing con C.leraiile ..titer damage. According to the slalom...lit ut o.ic,,r to,, witnesses she 1.r...14.1 to taloa or twice. hie will thin wat tlur,uu,lul.4 stoerisi hut that st ttolnent **until 'Tunably Ise contradieted. She went eu. with in.steratts weather for a short time, until, he thought, the gild .4 January, when her iimiumpaail Mown away, aiplabortly at terwar.ls liar forvitotwail. The weather moderated, but on the 11th they lia.l a heavy gale front thewent, aii.ll the water gaineil on the pump* At laid. night .in the 12th the water was still gaining, an.l the chip, IT come reason or other, capairasl It W/4 6011IeUMW' Insf.ore site right,l lint ultiinattsly .Ihll to. This right sitinivorn it-ens rescued 1,140 Italian torque. Thu 'neater, mate, and one neansau wens w.ulue,l civerhuant previously awl hot, tw., others were hest in attempting to get (runs the wreck to the Italian and three were left oil Imard an they conl.l not swhil twwarila the vesagl reseuml the others.  - . Alf reit Erride, I talu harl.. 1611, r.udt awl toward, .bdut airchild, r:trpenter, and "thers were then exa ttt itt ed, and ennwer.andoel very tett' by Mr. IL N. 'toward.  ease proceeding.