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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1874-05-05 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

THE SUICIDE OF AN ENGLISH (X/UPLE IN  PARIS.  Tim English couple who committed suicide in Paris last week have been identified by a relative as Mr. and Mrs. Hall, of Bath. who wine months sinet, obtained considerable notoriety by an attempt at self-destruction at Dirac be, the result of which WU that they were both prosecuted, and the husband, who was the sou of a ...vet-table Bath tradesman, convicted anil sentenced too term of inicrisonment, whilst the wife was liberated. Up till a fortn ago Hall, who was formerly • clerk in the London ani Westminster Bank. but who lost his appointment through being afflicted with partial paralysis of the knee joints. was staying with relatives in Bath, which city he left on Saturdal week. on the same day his Wile, who had been living in a situation near London, obtained temporary lease of absence, but subsequently wrote that she did not intend to return. Afterwards her luggage arrived at her Inoue in Bath and the party were thou lost sight of. Suspicion was at once aroused on hearing of the tragedy in Paris, and a friend on proceeding thither was ,matted to identify the bodies. lie humediately telegraph.' the sad news to Bath and since then it haa been confirmed by latter. The deceased luau was an accomplished scholar.  II Crrs's COOO,l. —olArlirrL Lw Cofer:47lSO -" 14y • thorough knowledge of the natural laws which ..overn the operation, dictation awl nutrition, and by a ;arch,' 9'l,licttion a the fine properties of wellselected cocoa Mr. Eppe he. provided our breakhat tables with • delicately Renewed beverage which may save u. many hairy &wt... billa"—Ciril Service Gazette Made aimply with ikAline Water or Milk. Sold by Grocers in packets only, labelled "June. Ern & llonaeopathie Chernltta, to, threalneodle Street, and 170, ritesdllly ; Works, Keaton Riad, 1/1/11cidNI.MAXi't ACV' KZ or WOOL We will now give an account el the VI% KN. whytod by Meanie. Jame. Epps & Co., manufacturers of dietetic article., at their works in the Elision HOWL —hoc ar•lcle in Casibell'a UssievAol.l(ruiiiv.  Carrion —Messrs. itacarn I Sovs beg to caution the public amin4 iinitatiun prinare blue, of very inferior quality. The l'aris Blue in moues (wed in the Prinrs of Wales* Laundry), is sold in vrrappen bearing their name and nada mark.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1874-05-26 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SUICIDE. A rencirk aide and somewhat romantic suiciole is reported In, the American papers as having taken place on the lit instant, at New Orleans. The prevailing opinion is that the death was accidental, hot it is known to the friends of the (moldy to have linen •suicide. Last winter, sayo the report of the occurrence, a beautiful and highly acconaploshol young girl removed to this city frum Natchez. tier parents wens in nioderate circuilistance.s. She enteral heartily into the social gaieties 0: the season, and at the te ti,,,, 'thereof found she had won two lovers. one 4.1 them was a young clerk -handsome, gay, and facinat. mg the other a merchant of extensive means, lout some years ohler than his rival. Society generally believed that the young man had won the maiden's heart, hut her gasi seinv prevailed over her some of romance, and she accepted the hand of the merchant. A few days ago they were tuarriosl. Among the guests present at the ceremony was the rejected lover, lie was in excellent spirits, and never shown to better advantage. The guests having departed, the !oriole retired, and the groom and • few friend, gathered in the supper.romn to drink a parting toast Just as the champagne cork popped and flew to the ceiling the young man entered, approached the groom, WO without an angry or a warning word felled him to the floor. The friend* interfered and prevented an immediate encounter. The groom, much excited. insisted upon a prompt settlement, The house was rearmed high and low for weapons, and nothing lout an old pair of rusty foils found. The Inittsms were broken from these, the men placeol in position. and in a ~,,, anent inure engaged in mortal combat. The young man was the better swordsman. and by a quick, sudden pass disarmed his opponent, threw him on his back, and was in the act of thrusting his foil through the struggling throat, when the door flew open MA the bride, clad in her night ilreas, rushed in, threw herself loetween the combatants, and begitetl her husband's life trait his rival's hand. Tho young man, with an osit/o, threw hi. foil upon the floor, and rushed from the house. The next morning he was found in his room with a Millet through his brain. The facts, through the influence of the parties engaged, were suppressed, and the shooting pronounced accidental.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1870-01-04 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

DEATH 01, • YOUNG WOMAN.— On tliruitmaa Eve, a young woman, name.' Harriet Candler, rest ling at 'I wickenham, committed suicide under distrus,ing circumstances. The deceased lately left service, and during the week had been making preparations to give her brother—a young soldier, who had obtained a seven day.' furlough to spend his istnute at hume—a hearty welcome. Aocumpaied by her father, sinter, law( brother, she went to lainnorth to purchase the Christmas provhdons. They were all returning home in the evening by St. Mar. garet's Ro id, and upon nearing the bridge over the creek front the 'fliamcs she suddenly broke from her brother's arm, jumped upon the parapet, and threw lier,elf into the water. The brother bravely jumped in after her, but the darkness of the night and the suddenness of the act precatiled the pos-ibility of saving the poor girl. The young roldier was got out iv very elliartAted state. The body of the deceased was soon after recovered.  A girl of fifteen years of age, named Lydia Perry, • domestic errant, was chargol at Worship-street, London, on Monday, with having attempted to commit .nicido by taking poison. A gentleman, named W'vtun, was psuadug through Wells-stroid, Ifickney, ou Thursday night, when • boy called his attention girl, who was lying on the ground insensible. T" the Two bottle,., which hal contained laudanum, and both of which were labelled "poison," were handed to him. The srirl was removed to the German Hospital, where she continued insensible for eleven hours. WhOil con-ciotisne.• was restored, she said she had made the attempt, upon her life through lore. The pri-oner's "lover, ' woo had called Mr. Weston's attention to the prisoner, was called as • witness. He said he was only fourteen years of age. For the last nine mouths he ha I been in the habit of owing the prisoner. On the night in question be was with her, and she swallowed something in hi pssono.o, thaa kissed him, and said, " Good-by." linrn.dist.t Itor. wards she ran away, and the boy, seeing her fall to the groitelid, beeammadea the psimar l me alarmed, called a lf week. Weston, xr. ewise
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1870-06-07 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

OWEILMOIGNE.  AITRYPTIDBOIOIDIWHILIT UNDIR RELIGIOUS MANIA. -- Great excitement was Occasioned in this village on Wednesday morning, when an agri.mltural labourer was discovered to have made • desperate attempt upon his life. His name his George Garland, and he has been employed by Mr. Saunders, farmer, Joins some hedging, ix., but he usually goes shout doing odd pieces of work, for the neighbouring agriculturists. For some time past he has been Nuffering from great depression of spirits, at times becoming greatly excited and declaring himself to be under the consulate control of the Devil, who, he stated. was continually urging hini commit suicide. He has been attende4 fr,An time to time by Dr. , 4,40,g0e. of Wool, who gave iimewhie erasion that .Od was suffering from mental depression, and reaommended hi. friend, to guard his movements. On Wednesday morning Garland awoke his wife earlier than usual, and said he would get up. She endeavoured to dissuade him, but he arose, and his Wife called one of her daughters to watch him. He had two cups of tea, and then usisted some masone, who were laying a floor, in bringing in some bricks. All at once the daughters missed their father, and informed Mrs. Garland, who immediately went into the garden adjoining the house, and ',ailed her husband repeatedly; receiving no answer she went in search. On again shouting she heard him grainiest under some bushes. She drew them aside, and was horrified at seeing her husband lying literally covered with blood, and with • fearful wound in his throat. For some little time no trace could be found of the instrument used, het at last • reaping beak was found with bloody wake apes it, end also a pert of a whet-stone used in sharpening it. Her daughter@ had followed her into the garden, and their screams &Wasted a great number of the neighbours. Dr. Grainier was hastily sent for, and quickly arrived, booed up the gash in the poor fellow's throat, and ordered him to be at once taken to the Dorset County Hospital. On his arrival he Demisted that his attempted self-murder wee the consequence of his " great unbelief." He was at once attended by Mr. Young, and received every possible care. He remains in a precarious condition.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1870-10-18 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1870-05-24 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ROMANTIC DOUBLE SUICIDE AT NICE. The Gavials eye on Sunday morning some peasants found in the grounds of the Vila Teiseere, in the Valley of Montegat, near Nice, • young woman bleeding and insensible. She was removed to the town, het died before recoiling it. From bet statements and other iuformation it appears that she wee the daughter of • bookseller, and was • brilliant pianist. Dario( the winter months she was in the habit of residing at Nies, and had there made the acquaintance of a mu named Morelain. Morplain being withoet resume, they determined to put an cod to their Satiates by killing themselves. According to the statement of the dying worsen, she left Nice with her companion. "It Was, sail she, " our last night. We took with us a phial of laudanum; a revolver, and a swordstiok. We @boom this se the best 'pot for our purpose. We made • bed with our outer garments, laid upon the moss. We slept till daybreak. We had prepared everything, and at seven o'clock same the adieu. I had taken off my white petticoat, which Morplain hung upon the branches of a tree. We drank the laudanum. We suffered much, but we oould not die. Morplain said to me, 'I can bear it no longer; I shall blow out my brains." I cried out that I would not be left alone with his corps, and I said, 'Shoot me here' [pointing to the sppt where • gaping wound in her breast was visible) I did not wish to be disfigured, and I entreated him to aim there. lie fired point blank." flie correspondent of the Gantois adds tent the statement is verified by the facts of the chemise being burned sod the skin blthkened by the powder. " Iforplain," added the dying woman, "shot himself through the head, and you will find him lying yonder. lie feared • failure, and you will see that he yet holds • poignerd in his hand."
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1870-05-24 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MURDER AND SUICIDE IN TRE ME OF MAN.  Th. Limnos.' Mercury states that • yosing was aimed Williams, who, it is mid, was eonamitod with • &alien family, visited the Ws of Han some silos mo, saglimame st,ached to a young woman, who vs. formats • barmaid et the Casale Mesa Ret.l' • Does*. and to whom he was remstly married ns lilsinehester. Os Tuesday Mat they west to the Isle of man dies their wedding Mar, and it is slimed stint atria( the sell Iwo deys Williems drank heavily, sad ▪ eery eimentrie in his manner. On Third/17 he was • gosenyed home ID • state of intoniowou ; sad Tbanday bs banns partly shaken off the effects on • cif Um moraine!, debauch, he went to the Derby Hotel, • gmadectod himself in • siolen t manner, threatening to shoot UmbarmaId.in his bensy be seems to have no•rweatioo to murder somebody, sad Mr. &An Gold. the landlord of the Derby Hotel, was ungortmessai tsarina out as his idiotism Williams wee wood with • revolver, and with this weapon be fired -at Mr. Gad, the bell penetrating the Wales I• the Jon, .kinb ensued Williams rushed from the hotel. .04 &gray anDioleirod. Medical aid was procaried se possible for Mn Gold, bat it mem wholly wiih▪ VoilWip, dog repalting ,a few pioniest.. leaving the goi.ol, seems to have goo • „might bohis jodgangs, "Situate ate distance .4 ohm. a isautor of cis mile from the hotel, and dm.. 4.oRersil his Own life h 1 4toattog himself with th • ober cr.th which he had killed Mr. Gold.  Tin Oxford students who burnt baits and other pro.. petty have been found out. The thrre leedere haves boo. oe..yied float the college, two othe .. re .v. heel). ___eTior eighteen and twelve months respectively.. rniTOOrWossos boas gated" for the term. .."11:1' crepe' palates Flower Show, 00 &birth, -17,38),:kik"' &Aug HURT BAYLOR, a .ettenee, was billed by there were a aaitua ban of, We, to (Word-west, en Saturday. brigand' oseuzwa at °Tono mie to he tried on ostordey .ext. RAWHY wee lib* ooly oister abeeot from tit Mr eshioet amain oe 15.10'd°7•. M Tug gwolglgg 11111.. P• 'wooori who woe food ooe el hie •AgYfl 0.11 Ott with a frieod's of obooAlsd, game whom be sharply ',proved for his Matteis aia_ to hododos, @aliening him strootiouely to 9 Ito to sod read hie Bible." The game keeper, is an emery awed. responded: "Why do food by Bilges ,ir7Git 'don't Mid. In it any mention of the Apostle. going a SIOMB,olf." No, la 7 good men. you asid ob. " /be 1410046 ff wee very bad in Paleetioa, so they wool gibing inweel. Tuflji latglisletww Vow° 185 dollars lest semion for car° de 14014 portrait. WARKWATos hes beeZ =the cord., "Dna'. maker Her Howes! Artaurra, Geoeit be teigehostli sell two saarket-ho for the meow ragas build • )44 • Rt. Lowe deals, waives that ble trade mark' is that hey gee peen .lt.. WY atithol so Missy in e Dalin Of mature age. • •
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1870-03-29 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

POO LE.  BABITZUPT.—R. Hose. Longfieet, yeomen and inn keeper. -Tuesday's gaserls. Lecruette.—On onilo 'toning the Hey. French, Baron, of Wellnidee, delivered leatt.re at the Temperance H entitled the "Temperance Sketch Book," and on Tuesday evening the same gentleman delivered another lecture in the Town Hall. on behalf of the Young Men's Christian Association, on " Hindi:l.ton and the Hindoor ; or places, people, and rerils in India." The President of the Poole Temperance Society presided at the first lecture, and the President of the Young Men'. Associetion at the second. &ACIDS BY HAllol.6.—Ou Monday morning between 10 and 11 o'clock Mrs. Shave committed geoid" by hanging hereelf coder the following circumstance' which were adduced at the inquest, held before the Coroner on Tuesday morning at the Town Hall : Elizabeth Lilly said, I sin the wife of Benjamin Lilly, shoemaker, of Poole; the body the jury have 'eon is that of my mother Sarah Shave, she woo 71 years of are. She has,heeti living with me five years. During the whole of that time she hae been insane with lucid intervals. The deceased hu at times gone away from my house and stayed away for three days and night.; she was quite hermle,s. She often told me Me "timid drown here-If, and ones she told me that she would hang hers- IL I saw the deceased Ivst •live on Monday morning at hallcrest 10 o'clock. She then wished to go out to the Daiwa, but I would not let her go ; aftI would not let her go out she went upstairs and I bawd no more of her. At half-past 121 went to call bar to dinner. I went to her room and sew her banging on the door by a •hite neekerehief which she wore. She appeared riulte dead. I pallet for help. The mother of the døa.a.ed Was Insane.—John Kendall, tailor. of Church-street, said he W 64 pawing Mrs. Lilly's bonawhen he was called by Mrs. Lilly; he went In and went upatuire, and found the deceased (Mrs. Shovel hanging on the door. The neckerchief appeared to have been tied with a knot round the neel. of deceased and then double knotted at the end and pet over the top edge of the door. I felt the arm of deceased and found her quite nol.l, I, with the sosiatance of George Stokes. took deft/used down and put her on the bed. 4 Surgeon (Dr. Turner) was sent for and be pronounced her to have been dead shout two hours. The jury returned the following verdict :—The deemed committed suicide by hanging herself whilst of unsound mind.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1870-07-19 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ATIEMPT AT SUICIDE.  On Monday the inhabitanta of Governor's-lane, were frightened by learning that a man named James Dillard, living in Steward's Court, bad cut his throat. The man had been employed by Mr. Wadsworth, of Redly°le Farm, and went to work between five and six in the morning. He returned about wren, bringing back his food basket, and sat down on • (their in the kitchen, and there committed the dreadful set by a determined gash with • small clasp knife. About half.past seeen, Mrs. Jane Stote, his landlady came down-stairs, and saw Gillard sitting in the chair learning forward on his elbows, which were resting on his knees. He was holding hands open before him, and the blood was dripping from his throat. Mts. Stote asked, horrified, what he had done, when he replied that be didn't know. The neighbourhood was alarmed, and Dr. Willes, who happened to be near, came in and bound up the wound. The mike were communicated with, the man was removed to the infl rotary, an d Dr. Orden, and Dr. Tiaard attended him, and the wound was Newn U. It was a fearful gaah woos the throat, about gin. long, Dui was horribly jagged. es if the man had worked the penknife about in the wound, 6o Witt it gaped more like • month ti,an • cut. The doctors are uncertain whether the poor man will recover, and he li., in • precarious state. It seems that on Saterday night while his land• lady was cutting some meat for hi supper, he said to her "Mat. haste, look sharp. I expect to go to prison direeetly minute I" His lan ilad, was astonished, and asked him what about r He replied "It is abmt some butter, I carried it to Lowman', instead of to Mauudera's." Mrs. Stott. replied 'Oh, never mind that, If it is only a miatake,it can soon be righted, but if you have done 'moss, you ought to Lave known hatter." Dillard was viry low in apirits on ,unday, and itia supposed that the atisir alluded to is the cause of the rash mt.