The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1880-11-23 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SAD CASE OF SUICIDE. 50 miles in lOf t h that moms. ttt ey +tumid hare hundred. of app ications '' -.-- -"re and 4,1( 3 'Palter matt ' which they were unable to Betide, o sit, mere, that grants 4,00 consecutive periods of ten minutes each. f An inquest was held here on Tuesday let, the ltith inst.. hitherto made ha i hers r••,alle. When in the whole by J. Column Leach EN , the coroner for the district, on history of the Church • • there ...och rreat necemity for Th ehe body of Coulee Bennett, • well-known dealer and Immweliats an•l automata action, stet whenever were the e unseemly twinabble between High goi TA dotter, when the following evidence was taken :- people of England in a better ot ote to remeee the offers of Churchmen, at tie recent meeting et Bristedsraten 'try Ann Bennett said the deoeued was her husband. the emetic.' of the clergy o' tie. Clutch /He wa. very glad isers with " blither" Dale, wan brought be/weevil. •as a dealer and kept this boathouse. He wee eg to find that at last one hi,sl,np hal openly avowed his pre. mnedetrietat on Friday. After a 1,014 bearing, theine„ of are met 'March. On Monday monolog, • little ferment for the living agency. lir (Lord Shaft...bury) bad determined that the irre 'id Si Bee le press 0 . r. ', o'clock, he got up and lit the lamp. She did not preached the doctrine of • Hying inserter all his life, He deserved expulnion for his disorder! moiled, kW. Lai set up, but Saw hint leave the bedroom. This could not j ,in with these whe erects d mighty fahrlea, and needless violence had bee Y ' . raw min the habit ef doing, but he usuaity returned trusted to hazard whelk r the, were filled or no'. The A fin fha n entpl..yed in his e . in about a quarter of an hour. His circus- 0011 certain and trete way to +penal to men's heart. et e o If-a-crovrn wee therefore imposed ova' been very -low of late, and occesioually he through the living sweet L•I them even take as sin the High Church muscular Christians. The 054 irited,irequeetly sighing, and paying. "Oh I instance the Salvation Annt-tbe mod gentian.; thinwa IFUMMous wee dismissed. What would Chemise tot bleu about to fairs and markets es he that was ever produced in the name of religion. Ltnt them say if • body of Dissenters quarrelled over their 01 st was accounted for by Ms not having lo .k at tbe welt in which they enlieled their living agents, of worship and betook themeelvee to fisticuffs! It and also he did not like to meet his They pot hold of men and women, toys and girls. in every tme MO be surprised, however at the lama' tory quiet on the Suoday. He had street, in every town ew village, into which they west, youthful RitualiMs h ' De ' awe w en Archdeacon nape inking too much at times, but for whoni they possibly could. and what Was the 5.h.....0. wmpsy.t. tha. . ._ . _ ey .ey.. _ 48 4 . n, ...,......nNsoquenjse forward, as he did on Thursday night in lesie he fiitdhahlor mean torostelyucithe r 7.4 whaer, iluieltri ff'l.wouldllll and, amidst the " tremendous cheers" of a elawil . carter. end on Monday morn. permanent. but it only showed what the live/ asen clergymen, proclaimed a war 4 marmite aeleolul "' tto his work, sad when be could do. kt that museet he oould reoall to nolnd TA cy Church Aiwsciation, and recommended Hawse:ln 'edit° he saw the deceased. where entirely, owing te the living agency, there of Lord Penzance to the Thames. a rail beside the brook, desoWd bends of try Were a, earnest men who were the very salt e Nis asked Mtn if be had of the times in which they lived, and with who -- he which was tee way he rejoiced to +ay be had been in communication for thorniest