The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1883-06-22 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

MOOKSIII,B.  SUPPOSED SVICIDE OP A BARRISTER. i On Monday...item., as an express train from Amnia fur Loudon ha I me mil Onelteohine, a well. I Mimed gentleman was observed to tither full or throw himself from ono of the =lisps. Death was almiet fortaotananue. There wee found up m the penon el dee...o a silver wstel, x g it chi, two £5 nuns, moms silver. and a mei be wise the till wring addr .. bf r. J. F. Skipper, Purloin tut, Temple." The body was remove Ito themortuary to await au ferniest. There, no doubt Sc to the Identity of the unfortunste rteutleman. For 100113 time mut Mr. Metier's manner has been wary Wrung, and there Is every r. awn to believe that he beet remitta I suicide.  THE Cooroit Actat;•;77/llsooooo OFFic.n.—A Senn ClNegue.—lt may be remembered that some tlum ago • charge wee prel ared hotor° two ineigletrate. agrri.t Dr. Turner, one of the medical officere of the Union, alleging grave neglect on Ide part Inrefutleg to visit a war.. Lamed Cnbio, who eubeequently died. The matter wee diamesed in the newsuaroas at the time, and Dr. Turner attended • °meting of the Board and wi.hed to make • statement. which he mid would eetisfactorily refute the &Beaton that had been brought &garnet him. The Boar O however, ar the matter had not rfficially mtut under their notice, declined to hear him On Thur. lay, sOa meeting of the Beard, Mr. W. D. Dusliele pr the follow. by correspondence wax read o—II Loot Government Board, Whitehall, 54 June, 18133. Sir,—l am dhected by the Local Government Bo rel to mkt.° wledge the eceipt of your letter of the 17. h eh., tranernitting the etatement male by Dr. Turner, the medicel officer for the first diatrict of the Poole Union, in explanation of Ma neglect to visit a women named Corbin. tot now directed too tranemit, for the information of the guardian., the accompmying copy of • letter which the Board hoer thir day whlreesed to Dr. Turner on the suhjeit.—l am, eir, your obedient servant, C N. DALTON, AesistanteSeeretary." The 'elbowing to • c oyy sof the letter forward. I to Dr. Turner e The Local Government Board have received torn the Board of Guardiane of the Pole Union the htatement made by you in explanation of the eircurostancesunder whtchyoooueolootooftocornolyeiLh the requirement. of an or, ler given by Mr. Y 4., the relieving officer, direct. tog you, ea medical Asa of the diatrict, to visit and attend on • poor woman tamerl C gbin. The Board hare kiven your representationo their careful consideration. hut are unable to amept them se offering • eatiefactory explanation of your proceed. inge in the one, as by your men admiesion, you did not attend on the poor women until ten 'bye atter the order had been delivered your h wag. You mud be held reeponeible for any failure on the part of your servant, to bring in the notice orders left about your house, and the Board direct no to remind you that it to your forty, to medical officer, duly and punctually to attend to all lawful orders requiring your servicer within the district, for which you have been qopoloted. The Board at the eame Core direct rue to draw your %Bleb,o to their letter of thetth January, 1875, with reference to a dialler complaint which had bean preferred against you, and to, warn you that in the coot of any turtle, charge being retabliaheel againet you, the Board would feel called moon to take seri.. n Ake of a failure of dutv cou your part—l am sir, your obedient me. verb, ', Datrot,c—No discrosion owned upt tho re odir g 00f the lettere. MIL CAVENDISH lIIINTINCIC SUMMED UP "Kneen°. in the World this alums the right honourable gontlerrian ,—Sly dear Toroy,—Ever since I saw you play the part of Mre. liardcantle'. oou, no • member sd the Old Stagers At Canterbury rears ago, I have identifie I you WI elowly with that good. ogurel and consequential booby, that it mem tome the mat natural thing in the world to address you hy hi. Christian name. It to, you may nay, • ear, joke. and one which I have all to myeelf hut In thAt melt cm to no harm to anybody, and I may airly crave to be allowed no Wearied little in subolY. To h.... there ere limite to the reeemhlroce betaree the Cavendbh Bentiock of teeth'. and the Ten, leumPhin of Goldamithst play Your prototype wee &thoroughly amiable clown. You pewee many virtue., but amiability le rcercely one of them. Ha combination of Yulgar foe and e, non, of mperficial out of the tricky cunning which. In the Lower order of intellects, le the only poseihle subdlture for matt, can make • wit, then you are • prince of wife. Do not m.o. I regerl unfavonrebly theme little billet. mule, /dem ortticieta of character, my dear Tony, tot very ellfferent thing from rletractlon and Invective. I write not only writhed any pagonal feeling seminal y It, but without anything that arlimeelon to melodic°. The troth in that you belong to • rime of below, not to he esthoWed by 'seniority the mime standard ite is applied to the noel .rity of their fellowecreaturec Nature her set limite to your developuelt, which art to Impotent to loneo. You reached your ic alai, in, Intel, and moral nintority at the age, lot ue say, of wventeen. Yon prorerve the ohannlng simplicity of weed wevanteen to the towed dey. You wore—for what Is to be gained by eine'rit matte., with one who blurte nut with such lard:manic candour, in season and 0000 of M., Me natural eentiments clad in language of honed blind. awl—Sol null eked Nth then, Aral yon are an unbolts' eth now. Whom the go N love rile young—lov which, I take it. la meant not that the Ammo object. of .1.61 mood perleh In the Hower of thsir youth. hut th ,t Oh. y presteree the freshet.. of ?with till they go down to the grave lin the Mine.. of Yew.. So tote, 'rot dear Tony, that I &seem In you one who te the hemllm choice of h eeeee • Yon never mow old, and, whenever the atm die, may arrive, It will Prof yron the mune hinny. not. boyish, Iropetene creatme of mule irnionlee an I wayward whim w when, rebid In the ehilds. vostume of hell • century 0100 10 rhort trousers, with i ,eket covered by buttone and a Weeded cap—you trundled your hoop *long the terrace+ col your Cambrian home. rine lIICSTORATION OP LO CHURCH,  rerinlor Dr MA