The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1869-04-09 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

THE TELEGRAM. APRIL 9, 1869.  darn in he pulrek On arriving at the police-sta.°, Prow. gave vete.. the tinge—bt hie defence, Prewee wed on the monde& a the 4th he met the prisoner Mutitt on the road, and they welked on tuPdhae toward Blmdford. On the way they had weed pinta of beer and he frequently heard Martin offer the ring. for sale for s pint of beer and at last Martin gave them to him (prismaer,saying they we, v....elem. He called Medea u • wan.. and he corroborated his statement.—lt seemed It.. rings were in • box ttttltt table with • glue cover, hut no ler, found bath guil tr.—Martin was untonced hid calendar months hard lab., and l'rewse to 2 celendar months. Alfred Meteleteet, 23, sod Henry Tufa, 15, pleaded goilty hi etealing tvro pent of boo. and • pair of dippers the properly of Mr. Henry Charle• Parsons, their maeter, at Shaftekburv.—Tbe Chairman told Maidment it was a very had eau as he led away the ' Taylor; ual he untonced Maiiiment to nine calendar months' haral labour, and Teylor .to two Deluder months. Relond Pope was charged with stealing A rue of iron. the property of Mr. 11,orge Iligalon, carpenter and wheelwright, of Mine.. Proisecuter on the 21nt of March missed the iron from hilyardand that day prisoner had taken it to Mr. Weloh, bisekandh. of Perkatone for Ede, mite. Os. It aims worth El.—Pruner mud he we. aorr, for what he had done. that he would loae • ponsiola by conviction. end he begged the Court to he lenient aa possible—lle was found guilty, and .n. tenceil to hard lebiur for sit calemiles mouths. fV,lltant Puernuee earrendered to hie bail, cherged with obeining 1,33 under Edo. Preteecee frem Willism Willis, hay-dealer. of Sherburne—Mr. Poole ptfr'ga".72:"heinriet"te° f .e flttt threericke or it, from prisoner, for whieh he peel £124 _ evrtcrotZl'7asclalro':ord''gr Vl!e' ,ha. Ti,. tl7 of tho ricks, but up= UP1,114 ler do Wete.ll°t ml It.. third rick Mr. Cox, the original owner, refuel to give it up, stating thiat Purchase had bought ,t ~t him. and was to pay £2B for it, hut he bad never paid tbe mony, and therefore he refiased to give up the pours,. el the rick. Mr. Willis then applied for • werrant ag ...at the prisoner, and he wee rioniniitted for trial.— Mr. Castle contenalel that there was no cue for the jury, as the prisoner Ineving actually puroburd tbe rick Mr. Coyle ownership of it ceiwed.—The Court .11, coincided in the learned uunsers opinion, sand the it., found a ewe.. ol not guilty, and defendant wee  Tag Archbishop of Westminster has coneented to become chairman of the committee formed to collect eribecriptions for the purpose of defraying the eorto of the late trial Sanrin A Star. CAPTAIN 6l'Dowaho, who was one of the candidates at the last election for the Queen'. Connty, hot 44 not go to the poll, committed suicide on Monday ' elternoo, et hie residence in Kingston, by cutting his throat. Oft the greatest ornaments of society at Brighton, a lady distinguished for personal charms 1.1114 eweetness of planner, the wife of Captain L—, has eloped with en officer of the cavalry regiment now quartered there.— ..arena Pusl. Tug oldset man in the world has lately died in Boland. He eras named Semen, and lived in Podolia on the eetate of the PrinoessCretwertinska. He resonated the eveote of 1767. when he was a soldier. He bO 1000 ..E.roahin 139;o y'oo. At 80 hie hair was quite white, and al tcrwards became of a brown shade. Tim Leeds Mercury report• that on Saturday morm Mg, daivreen four anal fire o'clock, • hatl—or tf1111,:l."711try.:1;:nye71,1i:le for fully a more of miles uound. John Martin. a mamhitraille maker, who mu charged with having thrown a bottle full of guottowder serrMst the house of hie eousin, • non.uniocial workman, at Sheffield, in March ,st, was tried for the 05,110 .1 Lemie on saturday, before Mr rittjamm Stsphen, and on oonsietion was sentenced to fourteen lhara' Perntl .r.tede.  Ws learn from the Liberfig •. that a granda dame Anglaien on leaving the Mono, drewing•room, Inn covered with her hereditary lace and diamonds, eloped nide • young marquis whose riche. and extravagance ocesd even [hoe of Me late Margins of Flaming, who lan oar put an end to his exintance, whilst M wild emotions, by • pistol bullet." A Duet was fought neo Paris on Frido between s Ll•noverian Harm and on English ex-oMaer. It originated in another recent encounter. The prineinols peeled down to the ground, were both seconded by Engli,hmen. end fooght with endue.. The Englishmen 1.8 wounded, but not oievonsi, his ntegonist wee cMrnny emoking his cigar in the 'Bat." before six o'clock p.m. Tin Belem, of Cork ham bybylyssid in reference to Mr. Gladstoneees bill—•• The bill had yet to go throne,* the Hone of Commons, where It would be licked noto ,n.,. Why, iZ'whrtfilt be.;l,7:oki?..t.ohy.b.nr7:,.°` fly t,pad Mey would liak it like * bear and leave nothing bat the , here skin, and make Mr. Weds.. • present of it ta , emit and put in bin museum, nand a• Milton maid, • Grin Aorn-von MUROZIL —A singular charge of attempted murder was inveatigated Monde', at the Sonthnork 11 ydtlmt".lV-L--"0".?. , • shopkeeper no I Old Hnutvoad, London' snot to his toner's bedside at shout four dolmk on Sunday morning, •nd with the • kitchen poker inflicted numerous blows on the heads at I hie nmeter and metrem The former was Manned, ho the latter, although eoverei with blood, reached the . window and railed the police. Mr. Niehola had bat some slight words with the accused on Saturday, but nothing like • serious quarrel. Mr. ond Mrs. Nichol. are mill euffering from their wounds, and the prisoner ems • Aoo nlia,seef at scene took place at • 111Ohodin ahoel at 8010 oa Sand,. The trustees and other ' People connected *Oa the chapel have been quovellnag 1,, mm• months, and ou 3¢llall, Mere cm. • rondo , fight owing to an obnoxious trustee having bn• leaked out. The Sunday school Mohnen defended the bedding oaint it. assailants. and one of the former hod • large pioe bitten off his thumb. Another parson ern werionsly injured by a cushion being Chrome at is bead hum the direetion of the Pule.* Thy fl..t ef Unbend, ing was strewn with Bibles and hymn.boon. Tn. klognrincyrOun Cl