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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1884-12-02 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

POVERTY AND SUICIDE.  On Tut*lay alters...a Dr. ti. Datiord Thomas, :wooer for ()antral Middiimez, held an inquest at the Hampstead Worabottee lobruaary, Newesu.r, on the uudy of tjitarie• Ma ilium, agar 54, fouud drowned in tite m0../%1 pouu u. ia•upataa,l tioath. Th. CAN WWI • vary sad one. It appeaucl 1t,.. lb. wria•aos of toe •i sow of the deers • raapeutable-IJukto, wool*, 400 was uranium. with grail. Lust daoamed mos a ouoo/.6 awietant, but had had no regular wityl.ry...tht fur toe pea two 7, are. Thar WOllll6l lde hal 'eon a happy ; but thine itircumatanoes had ,erunie r...dta.nd that utey had mutually &gnat to cIJ4/0116, 6110 10 0000111 • " tluy 600/11" in Park a .1,1 street, Imisaton, until she could _get a situatton, end us to du 1146 the workhouse. He left borne at .wo tio.ock on thureday for that purpows, proin.sing . writs to hat, but abs umird nothing until mews WY rought to her that he had been found in the pond, Usalmaa. brother of deceased, ale./ • grocer. •hl trial 50 ••11/ t 1006•6011 011 TltUfftlay 010/111140. and .rip Ulm tome motto fur fuud, lie sakiki h• ••• MAI/ for wink. liritlitutei was given that &summed was • .und in the pond on Friday manilas, quite dead. ne only money In his voeseesion was one penny, and i. latutimia address lia• o• • µWoe of paper in • . ham) bon.— l'he ji,, retarn•J • wenlict of "Suicide •bilat of uimound mind, produtted by trouble and verses."  THE TORIES AND THE ENFRANCHISED LA &WEE& Auticipatian the ealraueliwelueet oils. agricultural bowers, to. foriee (eriy• ilie Sao) bare aimed,' glAato gaud onallaarleo Mauna themo iuetruoi tOm urtuodos true to,ue lona ; out they Owl nisi pulitnal eilticatiou ol tbe plisiultry Gam made auoll •k•grooto tuat toe men 10 wpm* wanes ere qu•tw oepanul to hoicLaniar own. A per11..d...40 Tory •oralog was Irwin LAaosatura, Mr. las.° Laoua. wbu ...muss 10.1 to is foot yawl lot Um a•encea, baa bus ..ummoutua oa. Misr part. it dudullt, bad oo• night lama wasa ha land • Utilatlflof is a Tury tamer's barn, lb. &ruler preaidisq. A.• woo a• &lobelias to wawa at Mr. Jaws eulluaga, aim moo suouted " tia'a our Irion,l; be .01 ua the °many laud l" seml gay. throe ringing %nieces toe the moralise tor liniwtola. Au aloug they sept up • ruuriiiig lire of niseinente, and when Um •ioe•tiov teig•ii to leito•Sfe • frontal of the broad WI, •• bouud that the iabeutorie view is by sir means that ,1 fattuue% 0.. I.o.urea, &dummy, tu• Isoaurfo. " You are a regular *weer, you at.. Tolle ...out yummy' • ...ay au was.d I You're a pee's) .0411" Auottuir wing "1 ...cud like you to have re calla:en to keep on lie a woes; would you trig • oink thew Aud yet auotuer rawarked . "1 . mambos' tate alum Whoa out bread vs. laud. I had .go myself with two weal. • day. Toet was ail 010.40 We forma. that ii wUat &bay wad& to do ...a." la is ashoouraglog au bud auuu • apud au 014 ...A.' up *0 111. pur•ly•gricohoral diattiota. Possibly • loom tile 'loess. Amy. tatiad Los rural F.Jpolsuou from ..• low.. royale-umu ciao, su..; boa ULM May dm al; inane • rod for tusk ow.. basaa.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1885-07-28 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE. A married woman named Jana Fitzhenry' about 30 years of age, was charged at the Liverpool Policecourt on Friday, before Mr. Mansfield, with attempting to drown herself and her child, aged ${ years, at the Coburg Pier head. About a quarter-past three on Thursday afternoon, the prisoner was seen by a man named Crawford with a child in her arms, going down the steps at the pierhead, and to walk into the water. She was under the influence of drink at the time. Crawford got hold of her and dragged her back. She said she was tired of her life, she had no home to go to, and she thought she would drown the child with her. It was stated that the prisoner wee deserted by her husband about nine months ago, and that since that time she had worked hard for a living, going out as a charwoman, but she had been drinking For a day or two previously. She wee remanded.  Ellen Bevan WM sentenced to seven years' penal servitude at Worcester Assize., on Wednesday, for throwing vitriol at another woman through jealousy. The Caister lifeboat struck I m a rock early on Wedneeday morning while going to the aid of a venue!, and eight of her crew were drowned. The remainder were rescued by a shrimp boat. Judgment was given on Wedneeday in the Lander. dale peerage LAW their lordshipe finding that the marriage in which Major Maitland founded his claim to the title wan valid.  The roof of • gentleman's house in County I.eitrita fell in on Tuesday night, killing the nurve and two children, and inflicting terrible injuries on two other children. - • • •  A soldier in the Madras native infantry has shot dead several of his (ifflorrs.  Dooms LIP Tunas Erihim—amest Deakes. loy•I Hunt Cup, lifortbasaborlead Piero, ars,. TN Trate ea Ipllifl aporterea • (published day) cooluhdag aseiloatioes sod Wait market whowasata U .bor.. forwarded tree ou reesipt of address by the proprletors and publieherb Itardaelz4Teppier (ambers el Taftersalle) &awl.** sor-lbs,
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1885-12-08 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

LIM.," /1.. took no notice of her who° lo:siit in IT Mei 'roomier to Ilion, when a 131..M..111 ahorwar.b. 'ward bins call °lib "11....,1 Mod, l'se etala••l hor.Tho 1111.0111/14•1 41114;..ral 4 111111., 3111.1 I.llt her 11411.1 1.. her .t tab wit. borlial. mid alt,, aa•anl!i•Yal 1.1 I;ny'a 11....iiitid.- Mr. rani.. ; Mr.t. ti.. prionior holding lip Ow knife when the due...he..l i.wor the coon:der? itnowi : Ile W 44 cutting paper into inuallor voit. to wrap elm ton and moor in. I could not toll whether he waa holding tle. knife up —Mr. Hydnoy ioorgeon. 11-.l,itski• gait' that littlo altor oight on the melonw too:rim/ the th.eowoo I W 4.1 brought in 'lade inwoodble. MP+ gate mu. Wati. and dial. 11,. in:him/al her, and (ousel a ritual wound in front of her cheat three. gnartent of an inch long. It was oast, and done with a ahario iwotionitetit, sock at lb.. knife pnalticed. 'rho wonsi.l might INIto 'won cantod loy tho docoamotl .no the knife whilu towarda the twoentor. Inapeetor Mar.ilia..ked for a renn.snd WWI aftor tho appawt. ttl.olo toniaialo.l awl, at rolinot .1 Mr. Warlitigton, accepted hail.  M .rpir..l, I haul, y..aarg woman, who wits lately aenteneed to at :Ilaiselwrotcr. tor tin. wonky .4 her and W 11.141. arnleno. was elm ttttt ha* iiiii aittad suicide in primal hy strangulation. 1111 r. A. Abbak., Sherbwrao Sr/a.ol, iii.. bolt elected 1.. onr Or open ticholanileipt at Ifertfonl CuJim.% I hi bkrtl. A iiioveinent is on f.ed in the higheet circles of the Prininwe League to liohl a function *anything after the manner .411... i.IIW frOtIVIIIII in tile arigblanaqualsl ,4 Paris, where • crown is placoil inv.n the fired of the nest virtuous inaitlen .4 t.he year. It is not wttled who hi to he the recipient .1 the honour Is. be oadernrl by the maffragwo of lbw fo•agew, lad Mr. A.linwatbllartleit'll name ii Sav,.arably sta•ntjtast,.l- NI we.  fay P. rnt..• ...n.. p... .I 4. n ~,,, i ripelim. si....l•lntoe [ .. ~ .• . , .. . , ...„,.,, „. ~ ~. • 11,. , . ~ .1 • oof • 6...11, • .1. •1 .. 1.411,1.61,..1 19, 71 • I'Mh.... , it., 1 ..• 11., SA ... 1,1 .• It .1 I elle filo@ •
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1885-08-11 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

IRNLA.VI), Richard Twivtly wow arrested at Mm ban on Fri• dal, (dimmest with shooting another 111411 11111110.1 MCI /mule, nuar Cnatleltlaynuy, int Thuratlay. Tweedy was one of a party of Orangemen who went to it hay ion the estate of a Iniyialthal (smiler, Spinet upt attrition w 4" "Wenkit "'I NiettuAr Asta shot Ity a mvulver nand, it in &Hilted, by Tntssly. .tt ?fr. flainiett, who .rohn Cl. inheritol a large fnetune, hut has minas dissipated it, has committisd suicide. His body WU found in his room in an upright position. with a gun hti W.lll 1110 kip., and thn 1111UtTP: tooting tinder his chin. The top if his howl had lash litendly blown if. A lsisientalila itociitent ham occurred noar Chostor. .111.nsetiNion tntin from Salford to Llandudno was running at considerable speed between Chestor and tho latter place, whim Amy Sullivan, living at Salford, fell thningli ti o window and alightod on tin. tionnanent way. Mhe sustained torrildu insurios to ths head and brain. Slight hope% are entortained of hr pierl by fur ruing 111"Ili was napeiaill on Saturday ovening ill the river Borrow, about (our miles from Waterford, by a sudden squall. Throe, being swimmers, reached the Wexford ahnre, but 'Thomas lintirnhaiii was drowned..  .--f. ..... -....... ..... -...... hWing--service in the Ceine,tiry °Witch, at Dorking, X:urrdiS(l:44l":Ybllia.l awinti;;4%al'ud"oxwarnglianbenaf:Voliod;rercanlrk.r. Holmen.of Leamington, a theatrical tnantiree, eummitted tuicide on Saturday inurniuß liy blowing mit lIIA braimi with a artint-Henry ri Ile ',meat how u'el..ek and went int4t tLe where the report matt:ed the homily. He was found by bin wife lying issil b,b,.4 • At I ts+ Assire on Friday, a mill hand minted Daniel Leese was sentenced to eight yeaniienal servi• tode for the mandangliter if WjlJbnn f iihhe, at bury. Primmer inoulteii the wife 'if the deernsiod. The latter rovesite4 tke whereupon Leene drew a knife arid stalgs.4 him. In anXtrtK to an advertisement for a first-clam cluck in the Chamber, .4 NEI% Justice Pearnon roistered vacant by the death if Mr. Lovell, our 500 medicstions have been sent in, among the candidates being both barristers and solicitors. The salary for this aimMtinunt oonnuencts at 400 • year, and rises ta Ernest Arthur Burnham, aged U, committed for trial on Saturday at Ni for haring cauard the death of anutb.i.sr .izampj Herbert Rankin, by throwing a stone which, miasincthe man at whom it was sinua, 'track deceased ea the head, owing demh wictio tow lagars.  T..ITF=;T
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1867-12-17 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ALTON YONDER AND MOTILATION.-11 the NUN of Baker, the Alton murderer, were weighed again.t that of Bordier. and the explanation of criminal insanity offered in either, there can be no doubt in which it would ,be more readily admitted. The man Baker, besides in. berlting a strong taint of insanity from his tether, who, within the last few years, has been the inmate of an asylum, and whose fsmily history has been marked by instances of homicidal mania, bad himaelf been remarkable for a weak intellect, and had frequently &Wasted the attention of persona with whom be came in contact by his strange behaviour and gloomy manner. The policeman of the district used to Ireton him home for fear he should commit suicide, and Baker himself bail cenlessed to suicidal tendencies. Here certainly is seise which, taken together with the extraordinary character of the crime and the unparalleled circumstance of the entry in the journal, might prised facie suggest doubt, not perhaps niflicient to permit an acquittal on the ground of insanity, but at least enough to sagged the propriatory of some further Inquiry into the culprit's mental condition. No mere medical reasoning, apart from an examination of the president condition of the prisoner by a competent medical commission, should be allowed to have any weight in the matter. The Home BecretarY, were he advised alter careful examination by a commission consisting of each men, for instance, as Dm, Ilaudsley, Blandford, and Wood, that Baker was an irreeponrible agent, would doubtless be justified in recommending that his life should not be forfeited to the law. But nothing short of an unanimous expression of professional opinion. founded on careful examinations, and given by several men who have made mental pathology the study of their lives, would satisfy this public or meet the requirements of the caw—Medical Times and Gazette.  EXTh•OItnINSIY CHASGin
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1867-07-23 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MIL BRIGHT ON THE REFORM BILL.  Hr. Bright made one of his vigorous speeches at Birmingham on Thursday night, at a meeting celled by the friends of Hr. bison, the Liberal candidate. He implored them to give him a colleague with whom he eoul4s4 in harmony, as he did with the late Mr. ficholedeld, and, speaking on general topers, he diesussed the oircumrtanou ommeoted With the various Reform Bills which had been introduced to parliament—that of Lord Russell's Government, introdueed by Hr. Gladstone, had been met by every form of personal animosity. Lord Derby came into power to stem the tide of democracy, and the result had been coneerrion Iron the tremendous fruits of a £7 franchime to household suffrage. There wee nothing to equal that sine" the beast" were add to have committed suicide to save themselves from slaughter. He described the tory pasty as wrong, parsers., and intractable. Every good measure was oppoud by them, so loi uit was sale to oppose it; and when that position beams no longer tenable, ell opposition suddenly collapsed, which had been the cam in respect to the Roman Catholic Hmanci. They of 1819, asd. the Repeal of the Corn.laws, n the population in °Jur f. o aee, and • famine portion land ; bat it was only after immeroe agitation that they decorated the cornlaws were bad. Tho same Tory party had now paned • Reform Bill, admitting working men to the suffrage in greater number, than had over been contemplated in any Bill ever introduced to Parliament by any party. Hereafter the Tories would show the same persistent and unchangeable mistime/ to every improvement. When the speaker the other night put the final qaestiou, that the Bill be read • third time, not even the win faintest sheer issued from the lips of one of thou who eats. the Tory Ode, The Bill wu, in fact, the eltild, the offspring of the Slablkiiol2 of osse man. He bad never beard from that party one word of kindly sympathy for those to whom UN Bill proposed to rive the franchise ; but from what woe rumoured in reference to the course about to be take' by the other breech of the legislature the 801 l was likely to become the law of the land. The whole quill= as to the amount of good it might briag about to the irountry depended on the future. ned cg whether eciletithencles like this eternised that power,
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1867-10-08 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

THE TIME OF • SOLDIER.—Ou Friday evening lut I report gai cad ome exodenee that an attempt to commit suicide ha. been "indn'ged" in by a primate of the 13th regiment, stationed at Weymouth, by trying to bong himself. The horrible deed was sup Kora to have been attempted at the Greyhound inn, St. Nicholas. gusset, and the fructifying mind of the p 'soon caught the idea. The man had been cut down whilst almost tisok in the face, and on b Ong taken to th. barracks had again attempted to commit gni tile by Jumping over the bridge. This vague report has remained uncontradicted, and the punishment to be awarded to the unfortunate James (for such is hiG name) wits looked upon in anticipation as being likely to be very severe, especially as he ban been handed over b) our polies to the care of the military authorities. Many Were the inquiries made yank stumeasive one gaining strength in the conviction that &serious attempt at self destruction had been made, and the absence of an. positive knowledge only tended to etcei,e the public mind. We DOM find on Inquiry that Jambs had been absent from barracks for two day.' drinking hard, and on theeveninx named be was in the Greyhound before mentions:l in company with others, including some of the female members of society. Al this time he was Inc very excited state, and hia money beieg spent slid not improve bin condition. Accidentally a remark was mole by some person present to the effect that he was to hang and then in one of those pesuliar fancies of the brain, molting from hard-drinking, he attereped to hang himself, not, however, with any substantial article likely to answer the purpose, but with • female's waistband, suspended from a nail not calculated to carry much weight. A breakdown was of coarse the result, and in the midst of the distarbanoe consequent thereon the police were sent for, and he was eveninally banded over to the oars of the military, and on his way to the Berrocks he no doubt acted in &reckless manner. The regimental surgeon attended the man, and on examination failed to find any sign or symptoms of 'teased... tine. As a matter of course the man was properly attended to in hospital, and on the facts of the mime being laid before the commanding officer it was deemed unnecessary to proceed in the matter, and for being absent without leave the man was sentenced to be con. fined to barracks for six days.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1867-10-15 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

DIELPPOINTID LOVIC—A girl, aged 14 years, named Payne, has committed suicide at Birmingham by poison. lug herself with vermin killer. Deeply In love with a butcher's boy aged 15 years, named Welch, she persisted in going into his eompany notwithstanding that be repelled her with rudeness. flex mother threatened to punish her severely if she eoctissed the courtship. She at•mwards saw eke boy with another Shea took the poison, which resulted In her death. When in box death agony she said to the Burgeon who was attending her, " Shall! get well? Oh, I wish I had not taken it!" The verdict of the ocroner's jury was that the girl had committed suicide while in a state of insanity.  81:11CIDI THROUGH Lova —lir. William Dodge, meistant-muter at Cheltenham Proprietary School, has committed suicide by cutting hie throat. On the dressing table in his room was found the following note: —"To moans madness I am driven to this fatal deed. Ifr. Taylor (the master) will orphan all. I wish each of my uepliewe to have £lOO of my money, and my sister all the rest." From the evidence of Ur. Taylor it seemed that the deceased was in love, but that he bad not made the lady swam of hie feeltegs towards her. Ile was quite in a position to marry, bat the question whether he should do so or not preyed upon his Wad so mash that he was led to commit bids.  ikYlllll Reenter) rev Lassoes 11 Cetleas.—The North Wilts Herald reports that last week the harvest home was mleheated by service in the parish &lurch of Broughton Gifford, with dinner, tea, and radio sports. At the service in the church. Prebendary Wilkinson. the rector, read the prayer.. Mr. R. P. Long, M.P., and Mr. Ralkes, two local landowner., "staunch Protestant Churchmen," reading the first and emend lessons. Later In the day the rector, who occupies a prominent position in the county, alluded to the circumstance, remarking that at no former period of his career of duty had he ever known a farmer or occupier of land take part to the public services of their church; but be hoped they would now follow the example to well mat by Mr. Logi.  A VITIIINART Colllolllll%—Last week one of the horses of the Midland Company, at the Sheffield Station, died of Inflammation of the bowels. On a post-esortent examination ft was found that the Intestines had been obstructed by an enormous stony accretion, perfectly round, 24 inches in diameter, end weighing 134 pounds. The stone on one side had a circular patch, some two Inches in diameter, which waa polished to ouch brightness as to reflect objects, the rest of the surface being dull and somewhat rough. The horse was lb years old, and the stone most have been for • long time in process of formation. It is supposed that at last Its own weight or some movement of the animal shifted it into such • position as to muse • complete stoppage of the bowels, thus musing intlanmistion and death.  How
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1867-10-15 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

FILIALL—DanieI Itilaom. • pensioner d......Ef01t brought has been before Mr. T. B. Saunders, with attemp to oommit suicide. The prieZQ. been Wmilaay many times before, and rent to prison in default o finding sureties. This time he got drunk, beat his mother, and threatened his Whet, and then lumped down a well. With difficulty be was got out by Polies-oonstarge Dallimore. In admit of procuring sureties, prisoner was committed for six mouths.  INTIKIIRTMG —Plass on the upper her of e with the heeds projecting aboet otte inch into Wit, wake" Loeifare--in • law mossents they knits: Then in the sone Position rho, fee of the Rusty mach. of Bryant and May whish ignite ably as tho box), and it will be toand that they may rennin for hears—in fact until the wood becomes literally .ban_d—witbout taking fire. We look as this es a singularly interesting aonirmatica of the flask of the Dew Mush. Care must be taken In both oases to awed mental eoutsca with dame.  HorzowAy's Pima—Nervous Dehility.—Persons oonetitationelly weak eze molt depremid by changeable weather that the ordinary ogler of lit. booms • labour, the necessity of thinking • toil. The, nervous system ir 'milliard, and each brinp to much pitiable object. nothing hut • suceesioa of real or fancied Inieenee. To escape from such torments it is only necessary to take Holloway's Pill; which purify and strengthen a debilitated, shaken constitution more than any other medicine in the world. They deems the Duly from all impurities, give tone to the stomach, regularity to the brain, aetivity to the bleeder and bowels. They noon eedeetices of to and bodily lassitaile„ aad restore to the mind emesion and elieerfedneea  hstlic=ary irpriserbod that all Oaeanuakatiese ha to Th. saw. 'sant to aay individual by masa& PM= and Published he the peoprktoes, at their Oflise, ahartipeireet,Dareheeter, by Flamm Gu.z. Poor, al the Patieh et Ircediagtes, be the °quay of Dons. Tooliat, °skis 15, UAL