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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-07-13 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

AND ATTE/111'AD SUICIDE.—At Lanoline ton, on Saturday, Thomas Pend ry, who formerly held • iesoonsible position on the Midland RAiIWAT. was biought up in cust.dy, charged with attempting to commit suicide by cutting his throat. The prisoner was found in his bolnwom in the act of cutting hi. throat with his pocket-knife. He wee removed to the Warneford Hospital, where it was found he hail alio stabbed himself 13 times about thechest. Though still in • low, despoodiog state. Mr. Morris, the bonasaurgeon, thought he might be safely discharged, but his friends declined to take charge of him, as his disaipated halite had hat him several situations and nearly ruined his faniily ; they therefore desired that be might be committed for trial, in the hope that • term of imprisonment would result in his reformation. The prisoner was remanded with • view of his being committed for trial.  WHAT BICOXV4 OF THE nits? The revenue of Great Beitain is the latest in the known world. yet with all or wealth, o Retailer proportion of it is sptrit upon the Iluvrtetnent itaelf then in other Europ,an !Atte., as the following comparibon d revenue appropriations will olverly prove . _ . .  r . Per mnt. INT malt. Per rent. Pr 11.0411 1911W1.1% 2/; ..n War F0n.....5. 17 ..t. Debt, 57 nu the Stab:. 11”..i.s .. 31 ~ Spain „ .25 1i f.7 „ .. PorPagsl „ :31 23 .. An.tris „ 29 27 .. 44 .. .. .. FrAn....,... ~. 26 .. 31 „ 41 ..  Gruat untalit 43 43 7.1. It follows from this etatement that while those Mx Mates spend a large proportion of their national income upon the Government, we 'mind 85 pa Gent, of pure on debt and war.  AN .%I.GCRISK CA3I or
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-07-27 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

WITH THANKS—A breaksalan on the Vincennes railway, named Comte, found, a few days bask, • portfolio isontaining bank notes to the amount of 23,00 x. In a carriage on that line. He deposited the property at the central offices, and it was restored to the owner, who simply rewarded the finder with his thanks The compeny hoe, however, ranted a more solid recompense to its servant for his honesty. THE UXIIKIIKIr. At the Central Criminal Coui t so Thureday Willi•ni Murray, T.t. was charged with the wilful murder of Frederick Kedrup. The eirciumetaneee nuder which thin offence was alleged to have been committed were of • very remarkable character. The ',ranter and the ilicemied were both labouring men. and It appeared that on the 6th instant they were e'en together in the town of Uxbridge, the lessee being much intosicested, and the prisouer being the wares for liquor. He fell down, and a pollee constable ativn.e.l hint to get up and go home, but the prieiner told him to mind his own bu.inem, and added that he was going to take him to his own house. They loth then went to the prisoner's Inure, and shortly afterward• some person looked in at the window and saw the deceased lying on the ground with • cushion under Lis head. A constable was sent foe, and upon *Noe person. going into the house it was discovered that the deceased's throat was cut, and he was quite di ad, •ild • rarer, with which the act had no doubt been was lying upon a their, but at such diet.nee !tor: the diseased that he could not have reached it. no the& the supposition of suicide was I we. entirely negatived. The prisoner was taken into custody shortly afterwards, and his clothe" *ere found to be covered with blunt, tie did not attempt to deny that it was he who bad cut the throat of the deceased. Indeed. he appeared to have at once admitted the fact, and at the *lune time made sin. of the •xpressi in to the o.llsMble and to several other persons that it was lack, they were not 'herr, ash. would Lave served them the *illus. It was plowed that shortly Minns the transaction the prisoner moose. n to be snaroinina some weapon, and he mule use of the c tpreasion hg be intended to have his revenge upon some one, but tie .r did not seem to be the eitglikest niotive for the ooentni.sion of the grime so far as the dee •steeli was concerned. The jury found the wiener guilty of iiserder, and be •as sentenced to death in the eclat lorm.  Coss irrin Z ZZ
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-06-29 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

BURN RAE.  SCIDDIN DIATO OF G. MID, FAQ : TEO INQUICIIT.— Dr. Creddock, coroner, held an inquest On Thursday, en the body of the above-named gentleman, who died suddenly on the previous Tuuday. Caroline Smith, a starinut, stated that at tan minutes pest seven on the 'morning of Tuesday on passing her mater's door she heard him breathing heavily, but her opinion was that he wee in a sound Sleep. Honig to the room with soup of tea at twenty miontes past eight, on opening the door she observed something psouliu in the appuranoe of her master. Captain Flier wu called trout the sajoioing room, when they discovered the deceased quite dead. Dr. Phelps gave evidence to the effect that the deound gentleman bad died from natural causes. The day previous he attended him profeesioually for a sough. Denson was subject to giddiness, almost approaching to (Unison He had also disease of the heart. The issroaer made referents, to a riport which has been circulated inferring that the deceased bad oommitted suicide. This bad originated, he presuinei, beciaue be had been galled upon during the last week or two to pay a hoary atm of money. Uncharitable people wore news ready to put all sorts of collate notions on thew eking', but in the present instanee there was no reason to suppose the deceased bad teken anything to do away with himself. The doctor had told them he had begirt disease, and his impression always had been that he (the deceased) would die suddenly. Dr. Phelps fully indorsed the recuaiks of the coroner. A verdict of "Died from natural cause*" was returned. His age eras stated at 63. Report states that hia life is insured tithe sum of 112,000. lir. Reed was a direct.' of the inforturiala Somerset and Dorset railway. It wiU be remembered tnat last week we reported • trial, that remind in • decision under which Yr. Reed would hue had to pay D 30,000 towards that railway which hes bane so heavily on Sir R. Baker and Yr. J. C. IllanseL  THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE ep, 180:  IiOERIBLE
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-05-25 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

DIF•LCAT101111 OF • TAX-OOLLZOFOI. —The Bristol report tau Sight of Yr. Jobs Wilma collestor of papers gfoperty end income taxes at Beninese, in eon«views of micas defaleatioae !avian bees discovered in iris &commis. The degoieacy is said to anima to 000.  IT is not pleasant to reed the statement of the oornspoodeot of the Tina, that there is destitution st Sidney among the working classes, numbers of whom are ont of work, not because able sad willing men could not end work to do, but because— the writer emphatically userts—of the rem beaks. Drunker:eft is destroying the bodies and souls of thousands who might be thriving and happy, and laying the foundations of homes for generation of age workers yet to some. May the hundreds upon hundreds who are now quitting our s4ores in search of omnfort sod independence take the 111100 to heart. A ()mum Catholic priest at Munich &aka hid Book to gamble for their spiritual welfare: He invites his parishioners to • genie at lotto : &oh of the 90 numbers bean the name of a particular sin. The No. 90 is destined to help in withdrawing from purgatory the male or female souls who hare been too muck ' addicted to eleep in this wend. No 47 is to reuder the mine denim to those who have indulged in too much hilarity during their sublunary existence. A person gaina, for the sin indicated in the number, an Indulgence not only for himself, bat for any *owl in purgatory which he may ex upon, so that the ambers ban • twofold effect^ The game must be encloannonly emitting. Ti. Americana ire shout to whip us Britisher, in the way of big samerta Hitherto our Crystal Palace Festivals have borne the palm; but they will be somber* when the Borten Mammoth Musical Festival Gomel off. Tke cooosrt-room will cower four ores, end there are to be "regiments of snealists." • Teaks* Doodle" will be interpreted by the aid of salvoes of artillery, and • hundred bbiekeseitha will hammer out the "cavil eliarns" in Trovitorc We shall mereely need special reporters to dessribe the performanes. We shall probably hear it °analyse. - -  • FEARFUL SUICIDE Or • MADY LEL —Oll Friday, about mid-dey, • terribht tragedy was enacted at the Hotwelle, BriaboL A young man named John Beavell, who keeps the Rorie end Crown Tavern, bee been for some time In as unsound state of mind. He was sot violent, bat hie insanity partook more of the gloomy and taciturn type. It appears that he only »Gently returned from Pordebis4 where he had boss for the benefit of his health; end it wee the int/Alio of his tripods te place him in an asylum. By some means be gained a keow'edge of this intenticm, end 00 doubt it led him to commit selfdeetreetica. At the time mentiosed he jumped out of the top window of the house into the road beneath. Help was hninediatoly procured, end his 'haat lifeless body was taken to the hospital, but before the journey was ended he died. He wee about thirty years of ice, nninerried, and had been for some time steward on board the Briton 161111•111.  A
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-02-23 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

BIIICIDS OF • GM. —An inquest wail hold at Denton, Kent, on the body of a young woman named Family dun Draysoci, 17 years of age, who had oom. muted suicide by drowning. From the evident.' it appeared that a young man whilst fishing for teleto the canal got his spear entangled In the deoessed's hale sad brought her to the curfew With ardstanos tits body wee taken out of the water. Her mother last saw ler alive oa Sunday night, the 14th Met, when she sailed her into the bedroom to ask her a question. On the following morning the mother entered the deoeseed's room to con her to breakfast, when she found that her bed had not been slept in, that some of her head ornament, were lying upon the table, and that the sloths' she bad worn during the doy were in the room. The body was found on Wednesday morning. TI • diseased we. shout lasing married to a yoeng man, tle son of a pilot in Gravesend, and they had been twt • "asked" in thumb. In the deoemed's room a surd was found, coutoining the following, written by her with • lead pencil :—" Dearest mother, good by.. Heaven bleat you. You have drives me to thia I gave up my life for his sake, She hod also written a letter to her sweetheart, as foUows:—" My own darling Joh_li °°oo°t longer live, Aunt m eon tell you the 00. Mg Yokkood h7O- ,° . spirits that hie father may not turn Lie out" reason. y darling, don pis • tie oar. watch aW watch over you. With over ear thouaaodn kisses, I remain, my own darling, yenta faithfoUy in death, EMILY DIATOM,. Take on Of y &Alamo The Jar, returned a vordiet of Temporary Insanity."  Purim) sad Pubbaited, at Obarab-rtraat, rettarler, by ALszEn Awns, ot ths Parish of Fordtadiaa, toy sodf and stspropitator. Tuesday Febraary 23, 1,23  )Z
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-04-27 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SHOCK'S° SIIICIDS AT LUDOATS-HILL STLTIoII. - A shocking ease of suicide mooned at the Ludgate-hill station of the Loudon. Chatham, and Dover Railway, on Friday afternoon, at about • quarter after two o'clock. It appears that about two o'clock a young man entered one of the water-clouts at the station. Not ovine anything of him for some time, cab inspector Gates was prompted to look through the fanlight of the door, and there discovered the body lying, blood having flowed from • pistol-shot wound in the forehead. The report of the pistol was heard by the boy in attendthee, who however, took no notices of it, believing it to have proceeded from outside the dation. A revolver was found, with the chamber discharged, lying on the deceased's knee, and in his pocket • receipt from Menem Reilly, gunmakerv, Oxfordetreet, made out to Bunistesd, Esq., for the sum of £2 15a, which la supposed to refer to the pistol found. The handkerchief of deceased was marked W. B. A cigar ease, cigar holier, two hotel bills—one from Stanley's Hotel, Limington Sur, and the other from the Red Horse, Stratford-on-Avon, with some other trifling mtioles, were found on his person. On a subsequent examination by the police the following artiel.• were found. A silver lever watch, by Frodeham, Gracechomb-street ; , two CIO Rank of England notes, and • Crystal Palau season ticket in the name of W. C. Bum/teed, Stodgy Villa, Maiden. A young man named Mr. William Charles Brimsteed, whose mother lived at Stcneley Villa, has visited Weymouth for 'tome years put, lodging ib Clarence Buildings. He had an impediment in his speech and was besides very eccentric in his habits, sometimes not rising until the evening. He was very just and upright in all his dealing', sad also liberal, laving on one occasion presented 120 towards the fonds of our Literary Institution. It is feared that this is the gentleman who has committed suicide, and, if so, his melancholy fate will be much deplored.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-11-16 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AMID OINTMENT. Influenza, relative recogniseda d fla eSti 'ld e duh'ewi without t wns n:aihkdei 1:h:a awv ehwoii was a slnherited mTheak making coughs, aod colds. —ln dliseases of the throat and chest, se prevalent in our changeable climate, nothing so siwedity relieves, or so certainly cures, as these Medlin. side remedies. These disorders are too often neglected at tb eir commencement, or are injodichously treetel, resulting in either ease in diautrous einem. Whatever the erudition of the pattenZcerilloway's remedies will restos, if reeovere be possible ; they will retard the alarminmOyutptoms till the blood is purified and radians consummates the cure, gradually restoring strength mot vital nervous power. By persevering in the use ef Holloway's preparations, tone is conferred on the stomach and frame generally. Thousands of persons have testified that by the Use of these remedies alone they have been restored to health after every ether means has failed. Mumma Be • MO7llll.—A shocking murder hoe been perpetrated in the village of Tetwortb, near Maine, in Mzfordshire. A woman named Susannah Hyde' wife of a shoemaker, killed one of her children, • boy about three years ot age, by nearly severing his head from his body with • razor, mid afterwards endeavoured to destroy herrelf, find by attempting to cut her own throat, and then by trying to strangle herself with some pieces of twine. The ...mai, had previously abut another child, • girl older than the deceased, in the next room, and the girl. through a crack in the door, saw her brother murdered and her mother's attempted suicide. Edward Hyde' the father of the decease!, said he had often heard his wife threaten to kill the children. A policeman said on the previous night he lied heard the prieener amuse her husband of having left her destitute; she also said she got her living by her own honest be.lustry. adding, " You can't call it living. it's Agreetion '.- The woman admitted to witness that she bad killed the child, and said she had meant to do moss the previous Sundae, hut that her heart had failed her. A verdict of Wilted Murder against Susannah Hyde woe returned. Emerme or De.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-03-02 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

THOILSDAT.—BriaoI Supply al English when. young man named Charles Adams, of Chippenhan. t, Be.-New- _oder..., and nee taken readily by nab. at inn market, wee found dead on the read near Melton. It week's prices There was • moderate 000samptive appears that he had been sent by Ms master—Mr. demand for foreirawheat, at about the values of this Walter Palmer—to fetch home se empty van, the wheels ". bun barley dun, b.t not sleeper; of which through some uneeplained clause passed over 7 's" his chest, so coning death. in grinding a fair extent of business passing, at the reduced prime of last week. Oats premed at lower Sumps TROY II • LOVSS' QUASI/IL —An inquest was . but Linnet unsaleable. Indian cent quiet. held on Wednesday, at Maidstone, upon the body of =—Wbeat. English. 48s to 54e; foreign, 47s to 82.Maclellan° Emily Brown, who drowned herself in cones per 4961 b. Barley, 'Englob, mailing, 43. to 50s per qr.; quence et • quarrel the had with her lover. Several Irish and French, grinding, 30s to 31s per 4001 b. Oats, men Raw the girl in the water, but they rendered her no Irish, white, 25. to 284 per 3201 b. ; Irish. blaek. 24s to assistant*, and their indifferencs woe condemned by the 24. 64 per 304th. Beans, English, 42s to 48s per qe. jury. A verdict of "Suicide while in • state of insanity" was returned. Flour, English, good seconds, 35s to 37s per 280 lb ; Amerman, superfine, 25s to Ws per barrel. Indian corn, Tlis, extraordinary revelations which remelted from 31s 64 to 32* per 480th. Arrivals—lrish: 4356 qrs. the Admlral.ts prosecutions instituted lan week are oats, 178 nrs. barley. Foreign: 6043 qrs. wheat, 6160 likely to I to further discoveries. The Demise qr. barley, 81.85 ra. 2622 dour.— Advertiser states that written and verbal statements Oloreader Supplies of English wheat it this and the are pouring in upon the authorities, mhowing the various ramifications of a system of fraud carried on to n...e,lehr4boawrihnog tamirekeaLi'l atallatudtininernal tc'enntbyleenwakaniliane: an extent of which the public generally have hadlittle "`" week's Prins: Inlogn. sells in retail at about lan idea. currencies. Malting barley the turn lower ; grinding
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-01-19 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MCLAI7I.C-SOLT Cocu'utge— -fint.7--Au inquiry has been held before the London Local Marine Board, respecting the conduct of Oregon Devi:roue, late chief mate of the ship Eurydice, while on • voyage from Loader' to Calcutta. Mr. Geary attended for the mate, who we. charged with being drunk on several occasions during the voyage. Killer, the steward of the ship, Mr. Vernon, midshipman, and the sailmaker, spoke of the conduct of the mate and tte deceased commander of the ship. It was stated that the late muter, Copt. Coles, had behaved improperly to • young German lady named Clacks !Jaeger, who we. & pesnger, with her brother ,! and his wife, in the vessel. Ona oftb. witnesses said be had seduced her, that she got in a low state and jumped overboard, and was drowned. The mate lowered the ! boat and made an effort to save her, but she bad disappeared. After the young lady had perished, the captain went into the metes o.hie and took to drinking' and it was stated that the late captain proposed to the brother of the young lady that each should take • revolver and woe nay RA one another. The entry in the official log of the ship represented that the lady had committed suicide ; end that she and her brother and hie wife hod net been living on the beet terms. It appeared that on the ship reaching Calcutta proceedings were taboo against the master, and he died In the hospital at that place. The present commander, Capt. Hunt, was then appointed to the Ttlfbi, and he ill.. charged the mate. The board, In giving judgment, said they were of ()Onion that the thanes clime, drunkenness preferred by the owner of the ship Eurydice against Gregory Hevener, the late Ant mate, had been proved, and cancelled his certificate. ADVIDITtIaza OF A "
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-04-20 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MELANCHOLY SUICID2 OF • OBITLEXAN AT SLUR-21112Y.-00 Thursday Mr. Charles Finch, • gentleman of considerable property and formerly • partner with his brother, the late Mr. Alderman Finish, in the proprietorship of the Fisherten Howie Asylum, committed suicide in his dreaseag-roorn, by blowing ie brains out with • gun. He appears to have placed the muula of the gun in is month, and to have pulled the trigger with a walking•stlek. He had lately been in a desponding state of mind, and, notwithstanding his wealth, had Isbosred under the impression that he would come to want. An inquest has been held, and • verdict of "Temporary insanity" returned. The deceased gentleman was well known and greatly respected. TX2 death of the venerable Peel of Radnor removes from this political stage one of the most genuine Radicals that ever sat in the House of Lords, and • contemporary in the House of Commons of Pitt and Fox. It is surprising that his lordship never became • member of any subsequent Liberal Government, but he was sinless of °Mee, and his alliance with William Cobbett stood 10 his way. The Earl of Radnor was not an orthodos Whig. More than twenty yews ago, when • Metropolitan Anti-State Church Association was formed, his lordship most unexpectedly sent to it • cordial letter of approval, and a handsome contribution to its funds. It is respectable, if not fashionable, to avow Liberationians or diseetablishmeut opinions now; but twenty years ago, such a declaration was a very hold set from • member of the House of Lords. Riegel:Runlet! 00CURRRICE.— On Wednesday morning, as the mail driver was on his way from to the Mere post-offiee, he found • new-bora male child lying by the side of the road, and having just passed • young woman he stopped and milled to her, but the refused to come back, said that shit knew nothing about it, aad went on. The driver took up the child, and, wrapping it in a cloth, took it to the lodge, and gars it in theme of Mrs. Huntley. who paid every attention to it. The driver, on reaching Mere, communicated with Inspector Bullock, who immediately went in seareh of the women, and found her at Q{llloll Osk, &ale She proved to be a young person belonging to Mrs. i-heppard's dressmaking establishment, and only 15 years of age. During the day the child was taken to her, awl we undersand both are likely to do well, although the woman is in a very weak state
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-05-11 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SULLIVAN./ DISABILITY BILL.— Mr. Maguire, one of the eirenbers of Cork, intends to move to-day that the bill to deprive the mayor of that city of his office be read a second time that day ex months. The ground of objection will be that the measure istumonstitutional. Twenty-four witnesses have been sammoced by the Speaker to give irides* at the bur, and the praised. top will, it is believed, extend over several days. Mr. Brady, in somnaittes on the bill, will move to leave out "no longer," and Insert "during her Majesty's pleasure be deprived Of glO power to;" deo to bare out " for ever hereafter," and insert "during her Majesty's plemure." lietatai of waiting until he should be abolished by Act of Parlimect, the Mayor of Cork has aholiihed himself. Hs has, we Ma, placed his resignation in the hands of Mr. ilagalre and the O'Dozioghtte, and when the Bill of Paiie and Penalties shall come before the Rouse of Commons to-day, these gestkuus will doubtless supst teat this act of °Renal suicide has removed all need for the mood reading of the measure. But were Mr. O'Sullivan once freed from the terrors of the present Bill, he would be quite sapabis of laughing at the simplicity of • Government which had so trusted hint; end, if re-sleeted Mayor of Cork, he might even repeat some of the acts which have brought hint under the bac of Pediment.  The Mayor arrived ed Cork from Dublin on Friday enorolni. He held • court at the Bridswe/L There were six ;miscasts, two men and four women, &arced with drukennese and disorderly conduct. Ou bar attirnot to offend again ha disohartxthem e came out ha was resolved by a weird, who warmly cheered him, and adsorbed mto the Butter Bialtange. AT a roarietorial invdetigation into the Derry riots, William Mundy, who washimself wounded, idsotined