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The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1870-08-26 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

SOS., uf danger. as t! e two pers., nem in it menet he always to,ther  Madame Gaiwohtil, .1, of Marshal Catinibert, arid.] in t -dAy (liondiy), and will remelt oI Oh.dila of the sw  Wa aball iborly have 1,,e Arivdne, 'roil:Able, and Aber available th.o Enalanirs Navy will ha itroopr tun ier brvi bien gam bas beep .11,1 :IA Sibiu. el tile bvva. —Army and  , MIICIIM By A gai.e—Al Chelmsford on Monday o by rooted Thomas Twit., oged 8, comn.hteol suicide. 1k deldttrately walked into the Chelost. rd and 11.18 on ,origation rer. while his broth. r, aged 10, Mood I,,k,dy he a, watched him drowning. The boys nm hoes ',aro aud their Mother, had threstened to throak thr r Mir perm, belong to Mae • radial reogle.'  VIE BEOGINO LETTER WRITERS 4 ' WEYIWITIL  This (Thursday) roornlnt Ilesay U. %Imam sad Canine Intessins wds. orcre charged hence H. Willlema, Bon and K. W. William, Fn.., St the nhlrehall, with attomptow tL obtain thantuble contributnes by Woe pretanow. Yr. Spnonds prosecuted, and Mr. Weston defended.  . . • The elreumannen nun. which the nag prone are narrated In A .1.11,01 oor wreath page. lire Wheeler rent app. to Ilre. Snipley,uf Twyford Cron, pot Whvaheeter, ny• Ins anonpt uth.tharts‘ how dennotas .4 raw el watlnning the eaten of NOttlngton Spa. Mr. Shipley, knowing Colonel rd, who Ine. neer the henceforth lemon we, wenn to Inn linniring Omit the Whecten. It no hanened thet for years the n.lice hen been seeking to enelet them, .1 the noun WA', a reply en eant te Me /Shipley. When it au delivered lo tle poennn In. non and wlfc were apprehended. Sv monk Mein, the ewe against the woman, es being In ha, cnenowl to Le enter the isdlonne of her  --tih7Vhshon owlet% oured be* down the allepttun al false prelen. ; het I,teh eemietett *et 'ethnical Wheeler ht three mot..  --eliTbee;hda eteted that Wheeler had been known he the Mendleity Society to have Leen cm-eying on ebb trade fdr the hurt ten yea.,  0111, .1.1.111, 1
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1870-08-26 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

SHOCKING OCCURRENCE AT BRIDPORT. A strange sffair happened on Friday morning lest to ▪ man named Andrew Burnett, lags mate of the brig lobelia, Montego, now diecharging at Heliport tOreboor. It appean that Burnett had been drinking rather freely for some daye previoue, rod on Friday morning be went to Mr. Sampeon's .hop, at Bridport, and bought a pistol, some powder, and got. Afterwards he went to publiohouse at Alli colon, end Ind a hall-pint of luc pot into a bottle. He then went to • field oear Verse farm, loaded the pietol, pet the mussle to hia forehead, and drew the trigger. The skin of the forehad end top part of the head were completely blown away. About nine o'clock he catered the cottage of r MAD named Shepherd, near the foundry, when he wee a frightful seeded., his hoe, hand., breast, and Mottles being covered with clotted blood. He was holding his bend to his head and own, "My God, I think I gall die." Shepherd thought the etranger was drunk, sod seised "Whet'. the smatter governor!" if, repbed "Pre !Mowed of braMs out with a gun." "Where did you do it!' Shepherd asked, and theanewer or., "Just in front of the house." "What were you shooting r Shepherd waked, and the reply was, "At a moll bird, I think; hut I don't know whether the min bunted or whether it nt off with its ownsecord." Balsam perfeetly eons:log Seorch wee made for the pistol, which Burnett said he left "in the field where It happeoed.. A Snap quantity of clotted blood wee found on a portion of the Foundry wall, lettere Burnett erßiently got mat of the field into the main rood. The pistol, however, could not be rioe of the c.AII of the los,bella who sag he hoe koowp Burnett from his boyhood, states : " Andrew Burnett I. thirty.oue year. of Mtn. He I. married and hoe a wife, and a family of three children at Montrose, Re has been drinking lately ho states that he wee driven to do,, through his Info. She has neglecMd him I eh° hes not 'Mitet to him. Ile hes left the Isabella during the lust day or two, and was going to join another .hip CO Weymouth." Supt. Mallet., who was pawing at the time, had the unfortunate fellow conveyed to the Union, where hie wounds were dreseed, On Saturday witnesses attended ot the Union, before J. M. P. Montagu, Esq., oho oommitted Barnett for trial oherged with attempting suicide. Ile cannot be re. moved for some dep.  Wese Dotter Recta—The tell, booth ground, ke., were It by auction at the White Hart Hotel, Rennin, Mr, by Mr. Samuel Coe on Therm',ty. The Saloon under the Grand Smed wee let to M. Knight, of Yeovil, foe £lO. aed the ad minion to the Grand Stoul to Mr. Tom, for C2l. The boott, gr.mod It Mr CIA, the carriage toll for £5, hawken' beensee And ahoy. to Mr. dame, Tsylor for 114 2,. to. and the copyright ef the “rda for L 3 10a. Tbe letting realised nurly £6O,
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1870-10-14 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

COM! 33.11U1 W ,erpt. Lee, MAI • 22 1404363 0344441 .rgvant ChArlen, Mh 32.3.1 n 4904112 441,110 1,0  7 amem:sth vizus 'VOW MOON ne • ussus met. moon 13 ,hrgesat Min. 7th - MUM 21*1123 MAN St  i:;;;;;;rd,•;;;;i‘:  Tits Dosser RiekeSUMASAMU SUMO'S will convenes ea Toenday next. The greeds repel. con. tuns noCe.s nf three nedion.—hy Colo.! &ashen, that rid I, granted It t,ttctttt the lelrgt Oi the County rtkon w.th the mak xerer of Dorshester ; by Mr. rr.pf. thnt C:t t he etnnted or building an a 1 ..nal e'n I rho Sneetedenlent et the heal. r. a the kreiee. lekheeee ; and by Mr 11.11 Abbe, the 011 he enkl for rebailding Iltdornhahndsu. to the Or khem diviaim. The Wender eoctaists the uentes ol the Itlloanod It  goners ft trial Charles Chriatopht tit Cousins, att.mpted cringe at Illarshymel ; William thillog. ham Ott Doi* Elbury, gteallng at Weymouth ; Michael Marlin and George Marlin, tinkling from the pernon at. Gillingham ; ./toph Gardiner ofit ftrambr, stetling ring and othm artlea at Maleombe Real.; boobSangem, gte.ling money at Fordiefilon ; Andrew Burnett. attempted suicide at Synondabury ; N. 11.11611 Case, obtaining mnuey by lilt pretense. at ChMeaele ; Jobe 8t111111,,I• NIA Wini%lll FUT, stealing lima the person at Portland ; &rids Ann Owen. obtain. Mg goods by fabe preMnma at Brilpte; William Legg, burglar at Woymmith ; Emily Wilton, (rand At RH& port ; Caroline Chatnhurl tin. attempted folonv at Rrid. ; ort ; Albert Diller, burglary et Portland ; &rill Legg, abandoning her child t Itere 11 ila ; Frond. `llansford, testing dating gt Symondgbury ; Tunas Weldon and Ern liellMr, totaling from the person id Shrolon; Gnome Moot or rml Chute. Mortimer, burglary at Wimbome. On Bail —Charla Ilutltone, anbetsle. ment at Malcom]. Regis; Martina procuring girls for an immoral pupa* at Mulcombe Regig Reuben Penny. augull on *female at Ohannouth.
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1870-09-02 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

ATLEMPTED SUICIDE AT THE ARTILLERY  BARRACKS. On Wednesdsy morninw the men of the E Battery B Brigade 10.5 A., were, in accordance with reginien.l ordgra undergoing an inspction of their kit by syl.divisions, in the different wings of the barr mks, I, the muster roll being called over, however. A was found one was abont—Gunner J. Rube., the word ems passed, and a search at onne institoted. Of course ! the IMOM of the abseil.° was one of the first pAtes visited, and thither • party imuudiaAly repaired. Collamaker Sergeant ICDowell was one of the first to the room, and there found the rash whlier. razor in hand, with his Rs...gashed in • manner awful to see, while the ex erasion of hi.f me Tease hastly ho Ohs retieme. The sergeant rushed on the nine, end Cr Wed the r,zor hom Ilia hand, preventing any further attempt upon his life A meeenger was &snatched... the doctor, and upon 11, O'Bri,t . sari's' it was foutd that the wound MA eted on the soldier's throat was more serious than those who found him imagined He was removed to more suitable quarters where the best mmos were adopted toss,. his life, and he was placed under ulnae... The consternation in the barracks when the deed became known was very great and various reasons were advanced for his ace. None, however, seemed aatisfactorywed the men himself refused 00 555 incapable of explaining it. He is ,ineo man, of goorl character of h., although it seems he Irse sortie time sines reduced to the rani for breach of discipline. Frequsot visits were paid to him by more than one doctor, and Otis feared that the rot otunate imm will not reimeer. This is the AM act of the kiT d that has happened amonsmt any battery of artillery that has been •Wtionod at Dorchester.
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1870-03-25 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

LICTIMS.—On Monday evening the By. Francois Baron, of W.ylor.dge, delivered • beton ot the gemporanoe Hall, entitled the "Temperonce Sketch Book," and on Tom.toy evening the mine /oedemas delivered soother I,clure in the Toon Holl, on behalf of the Young llon'e Christian Aormiation. on " Hindmton not the Hind... ;or plaoeo, pony', •rog Perils in India." The Pre.bientof the Poole Temperance docioty osided at the first lecture, and the President of ,the Young ,tlen's ot„ the amend.  401010i-8.; Ifcceloa. —On hlonds;nr"OWill;betweer, 10 and 11 o'clock Kra Shove committed euicide banging hereelf tinder the fodoeing eireonotanees wnich were .1000.4 .0 the import, held before the C 00,,, nu Tuesday morning of the Town Hall : Elisabeth Lilly mid, I sto the wife f Benjamin Lilly, sh.e.maker, of Sepia the t pthe pay hose seee i• that of my mother Sarah Share, one woo 71 yeare nf am, She has ben lMing with me five yeers. During to lobelo of thst time ehe hes beee lomat with Incid intervals. The deremed hes at toner sooe away from Inv how, and otayed away for throe by, n.rt 0.100. she less unite harrulees. She goon told me she wollci drown borsht, and once oh, told ma that Ore would bong hers N. I saw the decemd lost .4,0 00 Ilenday morning at nalf-peot 10 o'clock. 8 e rhea wished to g r out 00 01,0 Union, boll would nor kt h.o go 1 would not let nor go out rho wcnt malaise hood no more of her. At hot oant lii wee. heft dinner. 1 ',or to h,r room nod oars her hanging on the door by • ehite neckerhief which alte wows. she appeared qtrte deed. 1.1, for. help. Thom oapee. nf to deceased was insane. ha Kendall, What, a Caurch.street, said h 0... proms Mr.. Liar. boom orb.o he tom milled by tie, Lid, he scent in sod wog ungtsirc, end found the doecacei (Um Shaw) banging the door. The nrekerehiof nn,EnEEEI to hove to., tied with a hoot round the nod, of immense then &mid. knotted ot rho End nnd pot owes the {wedge of the door 1 felt He arta of demosod sod foond bee write cold. I, with the acePtance of Glom Stokes, took deceased down sod put her oo the bed. A s,rgeon (Dr. Tuiticr) was sent for sod It. pronounaed , her to hem horn doel about two hoar,. The rury no toned the following verd,rt —The de,emod mtw., oPted suicide by braying herself whilot cf unsound mind.
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1870-06-17 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

PAINFUL DIAAPPE %MM.'S AND PUSPEOFID SUICIDE. It wea currently rumnored M Weymouth on Thom by moreing 'hat Mr. Gale. Nte miller, of Nottingtee, had roommate./ euleids st Southaninton. The remount were .1 1,00 so contradictory Mat little imperials...meld be attsebed to them but a lett, received by Dr. Itboder, from Mr. Dole lead. to the belief that the led f set N too moth lob, feared. Oa Moods, Mr. Gale bed been with hit lone waehing sheep, end he then Mowed much vexation that be was eneble to do o. moot., he had formerly done. 011 c m,. then offered to do the work thereselvea. dmiring biro not to Mstrem Inroad, but to go for • ride. Me agreed to this, and mid he would go to Dominoes', and Mt Mr. Andrew., hls solicitor, about some busineu. It appeals that instead of doing tide he took the road to Weymouth etation, whom, ha 101 l for Southampton. Thence be wrote to Dr. Rhodes, of Weymouth, Mating that he felt hi, brain was turning, and ohould destroy Neared ; he should go on board the Gaeroa, meamer, end drown himself on the named.. Dr. Rhoda lmmedistely telegraphed to have the steamer delayed ; bat this ns tooled,. Immediately the doctor atarted for South. ampton, and obtaining 11 detective (Moor, searobed the steemboat for Mr. Gale. They foand the unfortunate man's bat and coat in the cabin, sod some of the paeans on board remembered a Immo of to. description coming on booed. The stewsrd reoolleettd haling spoken to him during the night. and sidt..d him if he required a bed. He replied "No," and from that time there is 00 50000 of hie havlng been men alive, end it is sup. Pnsed 1100 ho must hem dmiened overboard, one been lost. It ,hould be remembered that the corp. *lira haa not been found, and that there is no actual proof of hia baying been on bomb the steamer. Mr. Gale's however„ mourn him sadoad..  -1:lat OP TH. LAPP NIL GALL We have beard. on very good authority, an incident on the passage of the steamer by which the late Mr. Gale left Southampton, which mama to be the last inetanee in which he wee MO alive. The steamer leaves Southampton about midnight, and when she wail , about 40 mdes at sea, the mat, of the vend obwrved Mr. Chile on deck lie had big necktie off, and aiked the mete if he would be kind enoegh to go and feteh It. The mate did a, but no Ail return Mr. Gale was nowhere to be area, and iho mute thought he Ind gone to turn in, but it summed that it was during the ensenee of the mete that he must have dropped over. board,
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1870-02-25 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

THE 1341MESSETSHIRE LEVELS. A very important meeting wee held at Leesport en Thursday tocorwider • acheme propoeed by the Engineer of the Ifetnpelitan Bawd of Work. end the County Surveyor, for draining the conwtry now loandated by the river Parr, tr. A most promiains plea at ea expense of about P 120,000 had been prepared, bat there , was e lerong musttr of farmers, to whom the overflow hit a sod. Pend for like the Nile it I most fertilieing deposit behind, and ie ease off the land whilet at the lower level. it beep shout All the mope are spoilt, By a majority of 2-44 to 42—they barked the project and the old nail M likely bob. perpetuated.  A WIFE'S .017 RE FOR A DRUNKEN FILTSBAND The Nwtti relate. the following incident which bee happen.' at Flemingue, Holland --A molt, enesperstod by the continual drunkenness of her husband, threatened him with dmdb. Some days ego she attempted to put : this tbreat into elecution. There woe but to attoe above the eirtine.rom. To this she aesended, made a hole in the &et', and passed a rope through it, ooe end of which fell into the robin below, while the other remained fastened in the Attie Si, then deeended, made a olio-knot in the rope, and awaited her husband's return. Ile at hut arrieed, and was usueh eurprieed to : receive Co I,rosehes on hie bed conduct. ”Thens is something untledAnd ben," thong'', be, Must me" ' We must pemiee that this scene took place in complete darkness. The husband, whose 'maple'''. were routed, let himself fell isto eheir sod appeared to deep pro. founded. Alter some enaring he felt a rope gamed round his wok ; he then understood the little trick that was to be played Lim, but did not move. Hie men up left, attic, end, taking adeentege of tine moment'. n spite, the drunkard reliceed hirowlf of boo rope and fastened it to toe foot of the stove, which won event up to the ,e ling with a frightful none, tamed by the fell ot some crockery which was ',tending upon A The wife, klmking the noble waa rinsed by the fruitlem struggles al her bmbend, ran to the pubs' office to declare that ele bed (mind her husband bong. The police erns.: in hot Note, sod s candle wee lighted, when 01l started back st the "pertaols which presented Tbo-ctowc was swinging gracefully inspect, and the hatband tat gravely smoking hie pipe. lealead of a suicide, to ettempt to rounder WI. esteblished against the wife, who was ...naiad.  111 E
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1882-12-15 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

MURDER 4ND SUICIDE.  A singular awl, in fact, somewhat romantic carte of sit quoted murder and suicide took place at York on Fri. clef morning. The parting c interned wore aweethearts, the attouipt 1.1 munlerew sni nicht* being a farm lab infer nernad William ArchiT, the age of 21, a native of Ronolord. KIIWX, sad hie vict no Anal .Igniultt, • dimenetie servant, of the age of 17. The two went together to York, where they put up at the Rellway (Joao iroial awl F sally Boirdiee House in Tanner-row. Therasei had dinner, and, me all weather wag stormy they et ha Uts Whet the red of the dey, and look. bet, w they mettegited under the ropremotetion that they were men and wife, for the sight. They breakfasted together on the Lint:mina neerales. an I went out without any underetsn bog that they would return. Ti.., however. 04104 beak in the evenlng,an 1 having stated {Watley had been to gee some friend, at 11 opoove, awl were weary, had snare re. frishoseate, Wu, which they all in one of the name, apparently In meet friendly conversation. from eight Patti ten, and then retired to met N 'thing fur Am. wee herd Or known of them until oe Friday morning, when, accorilne to the girl's own et etenent. she eras awoke by (rebus annethlog running dorm her albs. This she discovered to be blood, and simultaneously she found that her throst had be,os cut ghe went out on he the landing and these. lab o es adjoining sitting nom, where she alarmed the ban, b the ria4ag of a bell. Archer in the meantime had the doer up m icueslf. sods. an entranee being Ole window  was found %het be bad eel 01 throat ID • remPl• of .tcriand a far mere oarless meaner an he bad bat ht than of his sweetheart. At present IMMIX Is knowA ws to what may Immo provoked live avedareer eat Wok
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1882-11-10 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

THE PUNSONBY DIVORCE CASE.  In the Mimics Court on Wednesday, before Sir Jams ILnistio. Mrs. Mils slwth Jane ransoulsy asked fur • divuress trans her hu.hand uu ground of his adulterr, ormity. and ilesertioo. The husband manned appearance In the cult, 1,11 tiosie •MI it., Ihlttlio I to the wale's luta. tlon. The earth.' were married at the parivb church of Stoke, In lievidistiiie, an 1&73. The sespin.lent was at the time a Marts tient in tie Itayal Navy, and after the ... i* ge they rs waled in Ito., noire. S into time alter the tearrla.te the rum. adept WWI urol,tes4l .1 road on foreign sow% ii!v. sot 11111./1111• :.iir:ns of 111174. He did not, however, ii,, he vi'.. us It .rittiehite June of that year, 111 i it moot to the place whine Cain wee living awl remained with hos or alt, it ten .10 a. Hio 11.,,, mit her, t :ging her un his doing that los Was goao.i iis aim hia motheeri grays., who tonl dh.al winos in,., provokes. Ile teturnail. &nil they bad never &mat cohabiter,. In MI he We. t•to Ms who r. apae.ting that she &mild a" • him to c IMO lweit I live with her, sal lipm.u.sea a place where he wished her to meet bon. She declined both mite sty, 01a 11. and nothing more of bins until DJoember of last year. when elm saw in lb. London daily paper. this amount at the ingisest held upon a young women, Xl&a Commiega, who had been barmaid at the entillTion abi4o.l. had deserted, and income fluency of which oho committed suicide by poison ng herself. In manor queue, of what t &umpired at the summit it Mae adjoarned tor the sttendinam of Sloe talent mint Pon4onliy. The p •Of tionLr war rail., and staled when she saw the account of the inquest on the girl Cumming., thinkuur that lb. L.eatenant Pon.uloy in it wan her bueband, slawired her ealicator to at •und the adjourned icianeet, which he did, and found that her suspicions were co•secti. . .  ....Hit Jam°. 11.nnon : Wo.t was Isla ago whim you marrittl hip! I  Mee. Punei.aby Ha s id! he ate 22: but I cannot tell you his • x ict sae. I tiros 2; et she time. I.lwra ruildrie 'Wad that hv kept • eciffiephouirs In Ettataproad. To N orember of last year • ipatioinen and a !sly toilt ap.rtescats in him &Jere and adept there throe nights. They gars the lash's of Mr. en I Ma, Peony. Afie: ri-na mining three nights the I.:Guthman telt, and rise gill In aan auetcetounnitled suicide. Witness &Whit...! the imps st, awl thislifiet the respondent in this sett as tit, asutli mai who slept in !nohow!' fur throe audit 4 with Lb.' sin Cututuinss Alt-or lowing the evidence Sir Jsine II inoon pronounced • dime WA with Goats.
The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1882-03-03 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

THZ BODY SNATCHING CASE IN SCOTLAND.  A couple of snub ha— ve bee- n male at Aberdeen in 006w:oil° i with the inyieeeioue caw of boy. inn chiorg at Dunecht, one of the no .need Wag Thome Kirkwood, • coati waitla/ servant of the prawn' Earl or Crawf..rd. awl the other • can Lamed Philip, who natal lattiy was a drill inetruct.4 at Aberricia. The prieottarl were privately exauswau baba., the Shard on Saturday. Farther warrant& have been issued, the pubs having reason to la.lieve tits: the principal culprit& are not yet la ait.Aly. No clue had yet boo ob ianed to the op' wLere the stolen coffin 6 bidden.  A shnelillg Pee WOOS from Five Acres, near G le. foci, ghee. au red woman baa for msay years lived lu spear, nt poverty and oldedy by meadmity. firm became paralysed • few days ago and died. Is isiv bid was hailed • assists, sustaining CPO is cash. Is %not or 1.0001 wag fused • girl, about 17 years of age, Is • saol-ande 'data. Bhe had Nen shut is this room fur three years, aad had never lett it during that period. The girl has booms quite as liaboade, aud be. hiss removed to Monmouth lisioa ; eve& the seighboure has so idea of ths ultra existesei hitherto. ltenjamin Maass a boatman, told some &homes he wee g 'lag to drown Mamas Is the Towy. Thry Mformed a coadeble, who, fod owing the tkorame, fuss I him @Mathes Is the water. Xmas said Ws wife's nil conduct had drives Min In suicide, and told the p.Ucesaan Ia 'Mad 01. n• taw" dashed at ths dem mei, who pleased Into deep water. Hire be fateio.l, sod arm tows•di the Anse, but the heavy flood from the reomt rains carried bun away, the twirl makiag hho kelpies and the same mum frumaim • seseee attempts:l In Moaelea wh se wife lives with =Mier mem, att. espied subside by cut Cog his throat some time ego. Unica the Einployer.' Usbilis, Am Mae d and coda w. Ti oe Tamed', atindag awarded un= named Janes Wall, who claimed £l5O nadir the Kmploye s' Liability Ain from Mem ra 80/sprat, It we and hi. Ist. employers at Aberigarthe Collier:A Rh made Valley, M ones Assam of as amoitatiou of his ais r.e Mred °diary through as sealdeat at the del.solaate' coUleey a little abate ago. Inotegoacry.el &Mecum& sad breach M v10'1'4410,11 ood-r the Act wes• atanagst the sosteetioes of lb. plaiatiff ; whilst the defeudante aismed the plastid with gross imatriestory widest. Tale is the drat decides sada. the Act in South