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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1876-02-29 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

REMARKABLE CAREER OF A NOBLEMAN'S WIFE.  ... A young woman. who gave the name of Mary Ibirton, was bnnight before the S.outhwark magistrate+ the other day, charged with robbery. The prisoner, on the 29th ult . hired a furnished roma of Nil-. James, at 9 Holmerderrace. On the following day she abnconded, taking some sheet,, blanket., a clock, a shawl, awl 7.. la, belonging to persons living in the house. When she was apprehended several duplimates relating to the property were found in her po.esion. Since she had been in custody, Davis, a detective elficer, ascertained that she hal been living with a man named Burton, in the Westminsterbridge-road, whom she had robbed awl left to live with other men. About a year ago lie apprehen led her in Scotland for felony, awl bninght her back to Ism lon, but the prosecutor refused to proceed against her. She had also charged with attempted suicide while in a state of dninkennes.. Dete4ivesergeant White said that he had known prisoner 111,Wands of eight year.. She am. well educated, and at one time was living in affluent eire ,mstances, having married a nobleman, during which time she led a .liesi• pated life, and on the death of her husbaw I she actually married her (mackinaw They lived very unhappily together, and she fell from bad to worse. She was several times summarily convicted for larceny, and on March 23th, 1.374, she wee tried at the Nfiddlesex sessions and sentenced to imprinoninent for felony. She had been subsequently in custody for burglary I and obtaining gssls by false pretences, but the preseeutors declined to proceed against her owing to her former position. Mr. Benson asked if it was true she ha.l a husband living in the Westminster-road in gtssl ' circumstances ? Sergeant White replied that it was not. Her husband Was a coachman, but owing to her gr..ax misconduct he was unable to live with her. She had been living with other men. and he had known her by the names of Rose tlarratry, Cleveland, I 'heater, Clinton, ite. Mr. Beason told the prisoner that it wit.. bunentable to see a young woman,hrought up in a respectable manner, well eslueated, awl 'nice in a position to mix with the highest society, in such a deplorable situation, brought on by her own mi,,. conduct and utter want of self-respect. He had no other alternative but to c.ournit her for triaL
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1879-11-04 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SUCH/K.—Mx. Robert Warren, of Perhay Farm, Netherbury, near Bridport,. committed suicide on Friday week, on his farm, in the most determined Rainier. The circumstances attending the case is a most painful one. Mr. Warren was • well known fanner, and an energetic one. A short time since be bad taken more land, but was unsuccessful in its cultivation. This appears to have preyed upon his mind considerably, and he had lately camp6ined of pains in the hea and altogether appeared to be suffering from severe mental depression. On Friday morning, however, he stated feeling better, and breakfasted with his wife. the son came in and deceased told him to go to plough, and intimated that he would soon follow him. Deceased eventually left the house, and after a short lapse of time, was discovered in the cart-house, lying on his skier quite dead, having shot himself through the mouth. The inside of the mouth and head was fearfully shattered. It appears that his sou left the gun on a beg after returning from sport on the previous day, and the unfortunate deceased went into the cart-house with the determination to destroy himself. C. G. Nantes, Esq., deputy-coroner, held an inquest on the body on the same afternoon, when a respectable jury (of whom Mr. C. Miller was chosen foreman) returned a verdict to the effect that "deceased destroyed himself whilst in a state of unsound mind."  Ant.to•noe To Boasow £1,600.—A short time sines the Local Board agnied to make an application to borrow the sum of £1,600 in wrier to complete the drainage woeke to the matfett at the sea, which for a conidderuble tlose has been in peogrees. In order to recetve evidence supporting the application or to hear soy object one that might be raised against this= Major i ulhok held • court of inquiry at the Chamber f the Town Hall at noon on Friday. Tbe *ajar (T. H Edmunds, &sq.) prodded. The beefiness was of brief duration, and the attendance very lignite& Major lid ock, R. 1., an inspector of the Lout Government Board, read a letter he bad received from a director of the Bridport Waterworks Company, which computined of the insufficient sanitary midition of the town. Al,hough a deal of money had already been borrowed and aspen ad, no steps were yet Wien to wane* the privies, Ito., with the new downers system, and some inhabitants continued to procare their water for drinking front wells which were lii cnounnaicati,n with the drains. The inspector was now informed that the couneetions were incomplete by moon 4 the mitten at the sea being uelinished; but when this wee completed then the steps for proper oonnectioa would take place. In conesof an augmentation ef the wet of works the present application was made fte the Board had had to Incur the expense of connecting previously insufficieut drains with the main sower. As the inspector will have to lay before the Local Government Board the facts pieced before him, the results are not yet known.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1879-12-09 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SUICIDE FOR THE SAXE OF SCIIOOLING. A girl of thirteen at Paris wished to obtain a schoolmistress's certificate, and on her parents wanting her to come into their bakery 1/IIaiDESIS, she shot herself with a revolver through the heart. . .  -1.407-4e-i-liTrriistro-ng guns hare attracted the attention of our War Department, which is mid to have decided on having some. Scarlet fever has so spread at Bedminster that the medical (Auer proposed to exclude from the schools children from infected houses, or to close the schools. Wild fruits are unusually scarce ; with the exception of holly berries and haws there are scarcely any on the bu_iifi.m and tree. ___  - My 177r-st-er at Westmoreland found that in the local dialect • Tory means • "worrier," end considered it an accurate meaning. Three bullets were lodged in the back of an Irish farmer at Mullingar, by a concealed assassin, and the farmer lies In a precarious state. Severin Bastendorif has been found guilty of perjury in reference to Hannah Dobba's pamphlet. Judgment rescrvak _  OeLand Roberta has appointed Afghan governors of throe districts : but one has been murdered, and the others threatened by the Afghans. Old Railway Iron, recently add at the rile, has brought the London and North Western a profit of 4:25,000. Sxaucii scroaa you Accusc—A gentleman at the Went End, fancying Iris servants were robbing him, sent to his solicitor; but the lawyer searched the library, and found in various books and cranniea, cheques and notes value Saooo, which the gentleman had put away and forgotten. Two dealers poached a stag in Soffolk last week It had taken refuse front the hounds an a barn, whence the dealer, carried it off in • cart, and cut its Watt Fined CIO and costs.  174 declares that • gentleman made her unnonscioua in an Irish waiting room, and robbed her of jewellery and feloo.  --fie secretary to Mr. ParnelTs National Land Lazne wu arrested on Friday in Dublin, on charges of making a seditious speech et Balla, end endeavouring to seduce the Irish Constabulary frost their allegiance. A great Are eta Pantechnicon furniture store in Bristol, destroyed L 5,000 worth of goods on Friday, and another Ike L5OO or MOO worth of oils and colours. The lad who threatened the Queen of Sweden has been forgiven by the King, who is going to charge himself with the lad's education. _  THE BlailiNcaul CA111.2
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1879-02-11 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SHOCKING KIJEDIHM AND SUICIDE. • discharged rail ameweet named Chest., Habig at M, White-street He road, his wife, sad his daughter, aged six, were sued as risseday Marshy' in their room, with their throats gut Is • horrible meaner. The men sad the child were deed, while the 1•0041., although still alive, is in • very precarions easeiltioa. It Is believed that UN wean lint billed his child, then attempted to murder his wife, sad altorwerde Geminated se icicle. The murderer and suicide had barely reached 11 yeast a/ age, and his wife la Is her HA year, and the baby was only six mouths old. For thine weeks part Cheele had bean out of wort, hewing, it was said, last his dinettes as the (treat Eastern Railway through inettentlea and bed timekeeping. Hs had potappsarsd to seek tor work slam, and had expressed hie os.ioa that they would 0... to want No sound of qwvsi or dliagremnent was heard daring the night. Soca after debt o'clock on Tuesday morning • scaHing noise In the bedroom oceepted by Mr. and Mee Cherie at setestles. The accordant wile, Mrs Porter, hoard Men. Meals exclaim—" You've dose enough, lobo." Then Yr. Porter ran upateirs ant celled through the door, tanking what wet the mattes but, no answer being returned, be welted, and thee la • mamas or two heard • stoned "like the Weak el • lot of water falling on the craned:* That wee followed by • fall, sad at once dashed in the door with his foot. On the Porter rhich stood facing the door UV Ira Cherie covered with blow, suds Oak is kAr Dana thrust hir festal • owner on the bed, lay the baby, with Its oatout It, bead nearly mewed from Its ,body sad cm the Hoot none the window the body of Jobe Cheek lay in a mime of blood which flowed ell round him. Ile was raised and was alive, but blooding from • woe* in the throat which nearly parted the windpipe • table knife, sharp pointed, mad thin in the blade, lay on the bed, and as the deer was • razor, both having evidently been used. Before • doctor arrived John Chad* had expired, and Om melicialmaitt man also pronounced the baby to be dead. ides. however, he thought might be ma; but he found hoe eutTer;ng from fifteen or twenty wounds on all puts other body, the 'moot s Timis being one in the throat extending nearly front ear to ear, but not injuries, it was thought, the • indpipe. That wound was sewn up, and the alms hiving been chased, Mrs ()heals was left In bed until late in 11.. afternoon, when she was sufficiently recovered to be removal ta the loadon Hospital Mrs Coma having somewhat recovered, managed to ask for bar baby, se If sle• did not know its fate. It was Hasa detained wife to keep the fact of tbe child's death from her, bat later In the af hareems, when the bodies of her husband and child had been removed to the district mortuary poodle' the inquest, she was told.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1879-06-10 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

METHODIST CHAPEL, SOUTHWELL.—A public tea in connection with the above place of worship wee hell on Whit-Monday in • spacious marquee near the chapeL After the tea a public meeting woe held, when addremes were delivered by the Revs. G. Hack (of Sherborne), H. Padgham, and J. IL Lawrence. Solos nice selections of music were sung during the evening. AITISIPTCD SUICIDE AT POITLAND,—On Tuesday, at the County Hall, before Mr. E. Pearce, Panay dna Crocker, residing at Caundlemaralt, was charged with attempting to commit suicide- Defendant was ths niece of Mary Ann Chipp, and had been staying with her for about three months. She had been in low spirits for some time. On the strength of a letter (which was produced) which she supposed had none from defendant's mother, but the defendant afterwards owned that she had written it, she drove her to Yetminster station and put her into the train for Weymcuth.—William Crocker, of West End Farm, Warfield, Berkshire, defendant's father, on the doctor's recommendation, had taken her to her aunt's, at Caundlemarsh, and on Monday. the 2nd of Jun., be had • telegram frow Dr. McLean saying that defendant wee under his care, and that she was to hi sent to Dercheeter. He thereupon left for Dorchester. When he got there he went to the police office and was told she was at Portland.—Maria Flew, of Portland. saw defendant on the top of the Chesil Bosch about a quarter to eleven on Saturday night. The defendant then ran down over the beach towards the sea. When she saw her again she wee In the water, that was about ten minute@ alter. She thee went and told James Wallis, and he went to her and dragged her out; she was lying on her back, and if she had stayed much longer she would have been drowned. Defendant said, when he took her out, "You won't be cruel to me."—William Crocker was recalled, and said that defendant was in very low spirits about two months or six weeks ago, and she then said an old gipsy woman had cast bad wishes upon her bemuses she would not have her fortune told. He wee then bound over in the sum of £2O that his daughter should keep the peace with herself for six months, Citickir. —Dorset County School v. Porgland.—The above match was played on the school ground on Monday, the 2nd, and resulted in a victory for the lalanders. Owing to the weather the match was not so pleasant, neither we, the olay so good, as we have usually sees there. 13oait snide his Min very good style, being finally well caught by Mr. Wiz, who has once more joined the school forces. Dr. Ras played carefully for his 16, while for the school the betting of Davy and Wix saved the school from a worse defeat, Appended is the score :
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1879-08-05 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ATTEMIT TO COMMIT SUICIDE. At the Borough P.IIICO Court on Monday, before J. E. Itoisq/s, Est., a young man named Geonje From% who has been einployeil on board the schooner Anne. was brought up on a charge of be,nt drunk and riot /us. jumping into the harbour, and attempting to commit suicidal ilandord iedd he was called t/ the Quay on Saturday ni.thk and found the prison, in the water. He was gait/tea out by a lean named Frank Ford, when they got him ont of the water he an oupted to jeunp in ' again. Ile had every appetraneu of being drunk, and witness locked him up for safety. Frank Ford, master of • bilut lighter, was calk i. He sail he did not see the beginning of the affair. He low the prisoner in the water, sill in attempting to get him out he tried to pull witness in to, Ile did not know whether he was drunk or toe?. bet be was erased by some means. They get a rope on to him, but he managed to slip it off and get clear. When they got hint out he tried to get into the water anin. Ile WWI very violent. The pi-Joyner SAM he was "uclar drunk' and did not kuow anyt onait. that hal baulened. A seaman belonging to the sane vessel who waa in court said he woo all right when ht wax free from drink, but drink always took an effect upsn him. Supt. Vickery said there had been a row on board, and the prisoner bad a knife in his sand. The knife was taken awvy and he then jumped overmard. Mr. It 1 etc it we v..rl serious 'berg. might hse lot I, ,iwool to iwirig drunk it would have been a a I thiul to have died under such circumetanera However, if he would promise to he careful in the future he would Hernia him with a fine of 111,, but if aver ho MU guilty of any disorderly conduct I he would most nom -edly be c minitted. The prisoner prinninvl to golietue as quick as he could, and was thereupon dtechaigsa
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1879-05-06 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

DRINKING PARAFFIN FOR LOVE. When the accident occurred Mr. Lock was wearing • On Mande, evening, Elizabeth Gilbert, a young woman Fair of sP•ettelas, which ware lost, and for them be who lived In D street, took • strange way of alerts/ £2 i..Travelling between Dorchester and settling her love dn. Sae thought .h• had a true London and Bournemouth, to ematut his medical lea.. ...tad motto. weshtei .' but wituato, according adviser and dentist, we. put at three guineas. He had to the evidence of • witems, had 02 her be "had not elserged for his visit to Oxford, for he had • eon who anothvr and liked her better." Bo Elisabeth drank a cup hhn a clergyman living in some pert of the county; but ci pungia, and soon went into • common state. But the still, he thought they ought to consider it when they came good people about her sent for medical helm an I she we.' to num. Me damage& They must also remember that his partially restored by the good 0111 we of Mr. Dif. Th. enforced &nonce from business must here caused some rejLel we. Will very ill, end the attention of the loos, and they must bear in mind that he had paid someofficer waa =lea to the case, but he did ma gee , thing like f.. 55 out of pocket All he asked was moderate i. 77, i;Tntirf ere in the matter, nuns/kin( that if she had ' damages—not for a moment did he wish to crosses-ate or attempted her life the proper thins was to being her I say that he had Men permanently injured—but there was before the men ee strat Chief Constable C ;weed had • I the fact that he had rsceived • very were shock, and for person to watch Mr all Tuesday night. and on Wednesday I that and other injuries he was entitled to compensation afternoon she was brought before Mr. Dnenish on • I at their hands. eltaz calhattenopting to commit suicide. Mx. Henry Lock (the plaintiff), • solicitor practising at Strocig. • girl, who lives In the Dorchester, said his age was 66 next birthday. He had mato ban., said defendant came to her room been in practice or a solicitor since
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1879-05-20 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

STEARIN.. SAD SUICIDE VRON A Yue q•oom. An quer,. was held at the Sc. Mr. J. Druid'. Jun, bourtwisioutb. on Tuesday, before N. 107 was fonsesall. coroner. so 4 • Jeri. of whorl Hr. • ouiumitted touching the outh of Janus Bocke. ' 1.114 Han, suicide from the Royal Saxon stesmbost. sear Rocks, on Saturday. Nicks, Hr. hoses Burgett atorakeeper at the • • deceased, Gravesend, said be was the eldest sou of via„cia wheelie 64 years °lege. Ills father wee &seat toll' Dock Company. at Gravesend. Dr. Nesbitt.7..76 had attended him for twelve mouths for breach", weakness of the heart., and by his advios hacame Bournemouth *even weeks ado for change of air. a.... • great sufferer, and at tunes he did not mem onsecjoti• cf what be did. The de:vowel had bm wile with him at lioeniecuouth. U. was in comfortable circumstances'. Hia• Emily Ilium, of /teenage. said she cUlie front Sesameto Riuruemouth on board tlie Ito) al Sum. ea liaturday. the saw deceued sitting on the st,ps of the Paddle box, and when the vessel was near Old Elam Rocks he stood up, placed his bat oath, rail. and luatirg isti the ester. Ilbe screamed, and the steamer was itt-pOseil immediately. a boat lowered. and the deceased Pi,"‘,..ed!ip and brought on board. +tr. William., muter of the Royal Pinion, said that steamboat mode a trip to liwanage, on Satur4y. The deetiated came on board at Bournemouth. and did not go ▪ nt B.altege. where Me vessel only rensained about • quartet of an beer. The steamer left Swans/pi at gearterpost twelve. and when near Old Harry he heard a • of " Man overboard Re stopped the veeeel at once. lowered • boot, sad picked op the deceased sad bcought hito ea board. H.... floating on kis face. and did not mese alter he reached him. He tried to restore shims. flu, but there was no slot of life. On tbe way to Somme deceased told him he was very bad. sad he loosedd-more reeermid than usual Robed greets:male told him that be had beea in Me navy. He should think rght uneaten eloped from the time Ye heard the cry If overboard till be routed the deceased. He brought the body to Biurueniouth. and gave it in charge of the police. p.c. Luck produced a quantity of
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-01-05 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

KNIFE POLISH. ianbithe lot ...write...lto:wade replaieasttohequeshadtionadt..hpargadat to htihrne, mg II 47 1010 140 MI Danubian, ditto .. .. - MI 0 - 116 6 georit 1,-1 Nola* 3d. cash; iiss 64., la, la. fkl.,aad 4a. sea. Amuse:A.-DM: 3673gn. oat, 434 gra barley. Coastwise : Bruton tents of • gun beneath his chin, bat not being killed had Hee.. hell:lea'. 1;e: aieZedin Tbtoll ground;orkloe. 96:01 5t71,11 6 gn. wheat, 120 sacks Boor. Foreign: 11029 qrs. oats, 5781 From. ?ST II 15 286 let *owe from St. Martin d'Uriage, • distenee of five miles, .. qrs. make Westbury 11112211 6041°135 70a5 17066 CCHLOHo.sl:tlele;fatalDDeTNE:adiaeEfidia"-siraifitseeetlityaniberlacehharmLeecd"FDE:d:iarrharreg;m7Crou.eta,pti!Aiwlegesadt"ls °AILEY'S Indiarabber KNIFE BOARDS Amanda silver mine progress sathheterily, aud a large 860,11 1 $lO 44 to the hospital to get bia wounds droved. The motive quaatity of silver has been brought to town'. The wool -Gloucester ': Supplier. of farmers' wheat small at this Bath which he alleged forth. Oct was emlarund pecuniary. clip is corning In freely, and promises to be;both large and the neighbouring marker, and are readily taken by Bridal II a6lll 25 405 15 dars. He was put to bed, but during the following sod good. Several 'hips are filling fast here and at seinen, who are mostly low in reeks at fully last 97•9•1•• Loudon eight his ideas of suicide returned, arid he endeavourer the on week's pricea Foreign wheat Is in steady consumptive A train leansWwfusouth on week depat 2 60 p.m:Lords* -to hang himself with a handkerchief from the bed rail; request at late rates. Barley, both malting and grind- ia Dereheeter .13 7., CHRLOw.lllollso.4TßEGoiedo,thcade .roul!Thepalliatiudiebdre, Meningitis, Sr niday 13 Goodsfrent lama:. everywharessist. Braitirri: he was, however, discovered in time and prevented' gtIFBIOILAMD, Brisbane, October 1.-Redeems has request at folly late carloads'. The but, not to be outdone, he then threw himself head been brisk during thellsat month; • fair demised crated ifiorinoatisraall, at late quotatione. Beans and cavrtom.-vlce.Cltaawillor Sir W. Pegg Wood stated
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-07-13 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

LADY.—On Sunday after noon the wife of the Rev, Mr. Peters, late curate of St. Mary'. Chnrch, Taunton, committed suicide. The family visited Seaton for the benefit of the health of Mrs. Peters, who bat only reeantly been cioufinesL They occupied lodgings at Mr. Major's. Mr. Peters and his wife attended morning serviee at the parish *harsh, and Partook of the sacreinent. They returned to their lfidlalt• and dined. cheerful Mrs. Peter. appeared cheerful and well. In the afternoon a walk upon the beach was proposed. She suggested to her husband to go down slow, and promised to follow him in about twenty mingle.. Mr. Patera lef t j ust before three o'clock. Mrs. Peters afterwards loft her lodginga and called at Mr. Nock's, chemist, complaining of suffering from chipped lips. Mr. °cook supplied her with a soasuetic, and she than said that she wail very much troubled with mien at hoc lodgings, that they made noises in the night and disturbed her, and that she should fool obliged if Mr. °cook would give her something to destroy them. Mr. (Work sold her some "Battle's Vermin Killer," and she signed her name in a book in the usual form. The unfortunate lody immediately returned to her lodgings, locked herself in her bedroom. and partially undressed herself. She must then have taken the poison. It wee not until five o'clock that the bedroom door was burn open and her lifeloss holy discovered upon the lied. Dr. Evans was at onoe called in, the stomach pump was used, and everything done that science could auggest, bat life was extinct. What led to the ruelsnoholy event has not tranapired.  AT an in.ineet hel.l hy Dr. Lanicreter, • few day 4 two children 01.0 died free the awls .4 poi.nolou through .arkine .011b0 Waiter truttchm. the g•brnis, " Itad thu 10414 AM been Bryant &sal West the chthlreo nati fl,.t 1113%4' heen 1101.......1." It calln..t Le to., gthentlly th..wel thel Ilnent end Me)'. Patent Matery Malaise are net 1.. i "4", Ott; thry light tmly tY. iduko,„, (huotte. y 411,