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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1870-03-08 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

DIVA MADAM. I beg you to rocket, from me • frientre wit ice Do your hes to find out the thieves. The police are on a eribt Know rhea, They ue not ;Mire they are au Tose— Yours affectionately, _ _  Tee TWO tinplate. Mr. &ropes eddresagal the jury on behalf of the priaoner urging that he was not anewarable for his conduct The learned Judge summed up the ease to the Jury, and gaid the only unevion for their oonaiderttion was whether the priaoner at the dine he committed thin act, wag capable of distinguishing between right and wrong. He had inseriel in hit Alin them wortle—" Sunday evening went to church. Sunday night cracked a penny at Mother Newman'., 61°44 els feedera, a black jemmy, a pair of mud sucker., and • pair of salt pot.. He believed "Oliver Twist" holdup vice and crime In its worst pas/ibis lighk —The Jury found the praoner guilty.—The learned Judge expressed his concurrence in the verdict. He truated the discipline of the gaol word t render him • better boy. Re must be imprisoned for 12 months' and kept to htr I labour.  _ LAY/RINOS Sim.. a farmer. has been arrested at Queenstown, oo a charge of aiding to murder Patrick Dunne, termer. Phillipirtown, Kings Onunty. . . _  BAIL Di GRIT AID RIPON wasoloottd Om of the Freemebeets, ia suosealon to the But of Zdtlantl, onifWedo.ted.y.  THS Newm*lle Chrosick learnt that it is now definitely settled that the question as to whether Lady Ilerisunt's ineamty is a bar to the suit for e divorce shall be argued before the Divorce Court.  Nottanois applications are being made by discharged artisans at Deptford dockyard for • pusage in ths Government troopships. 11,1014CHLNCIILLOR JANIS has made ma order re.tratning the Derporati,m of Leeds from polluting the riser Aire t.y draining into it the 'sewage of the town. A HOT was killed and another fatally injured by the fall of • workhouse wall it Chill, Staffordshire, on Thursday.  A MIMING was held M Birmingham, on Thursday, to promote the repeal of the Ottne Laws. A eonimittee wee formed to too...perste with other bodies.  The Channel *. bunts Malt., touching on their return at Algiers, the Aeons. Liebon, and then proceed to England, where they will very likely arrive early in.the.summ,  Yoesniiiite farmer. Mr: H. Corerdale, near Melton, has just entered upon his 101st year. Ile his lived on tbe Archbishop of York's land for 96 years. He is hearty and generally well.  MIL HORTILT UoILIT. insister painter, Derby. Gut his titrost. On a shelf in a cupboard was found • scrap of paper with a pencil on the top of it. On the paper was written in pencil the following Robert Mosley, of , committed suicide while not drunk at thie dace." Theth Loewe,' is said to have been respectably connected.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1870-03-08 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MIOTAK S.—The other day • load of shone was gent from Trowbridge to Sbepton lidUet by wargoe, and on it. arrival the horse was put in • stable of one of the inns. In an adjoining atable was in 010 hone tiosit;og f..r the kosolcv, la as it was pest work. This funotionary, it seems, had delayed carrying his orders into execution, •nel hapirnal to pot in an app. 'ranee at the inn, for his morning glass, jest after the waggon from Trowbridge had arrived. &Waite, on genii g the Knight of the Knock r's yard, accosted him—" I way, when are you going to shoot that old 'hoes ? " If you ain't pretty quick about it I than give the job to somebody else." "0. ni do it to-day landlord, never fear." How long knacker tarried over the beer.cup is n 4 known; but certain it is that either hi' vision had become soine•hat oblique, or the two horses side by side in the stable must have born. some resemblsnoes one to the other ; for knocker in mistake, leads out Mawr& a.rtori'm hew, from Trowbridge, an animal worth 130, and shot it, leaving the "oil hoes" snag in the stall. Wh.t occurred when Bonif•oe, knacker, and the waggoner met over the oaroass of the mistaken horse, our informant sayeth not.  RDwann 007., assodbed as • clerk, waa tried at the Central Criminal C met for attempting to murder his _ sweetheart, a domestie servant. A statement of the Wi tinderstead that W. Neal, freq., has given his prisoner's was read, in which he asserted that he went tenants the privilege of shooting hues and rabbite on to see the girl, taking with him • r•sor, ant intending his estate at Kingsdon. to commit suicide if he found his su-pitions of her Timm " eolteaarr ewe" I!) hae bell its snout' deceit well grounded. Re arrived at the house when supper, when specie' allusion wie made to the wimirable his supposed rival was with the girl, and his jealous philter I provided for the members by the slab admit. fee Eng. having got th. better of ham, he tried to cat Tote Chard Town Council bay* been efficially ream- the girl's tbiost. The Reeorder sentenced the prisoner mended to give up borough police, and have the watch- to ten run' penal servitude. in. done by the county oonstabulary. No doubt it would be cheaper and more effective. Ma. J•g118 VOWLIS, of Tickenheirn, WY recently going 10f0•4 one of his gelds alter dark, when • bulldoh in the path jumped up, and one of its horns BO severely lacerated his thigh, that be has eince died.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1865-10-03 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

NTOMMI.  A GREENOCK spirit dealer In opening his shop one morning round two rats behind the counter, on their b.eks, kicking away in the most ludicrous manner. They had got at some strong Scotch ale on which they had got thank. Of course he killed them.  A trrran in the De&ails, from Berlin, "inspired" by high officiate there, states that Schleswig and Holstein will be annexed soon to Pringia, and that Austria will make to objections, any reluctance on her part being oveicouie by a cash payment.  A GAIIIJCIMPUt on a moor at Loohgoilhead trapped a large fox • few days ago, and finding it to all appearance dead be removed it from the trap, and threw it aside while he rebaited the trap, when, to his astoniahmeat, the fox ecampered off up the hill and escaped.  A YOUNG man, apparently of the upper classes, has committed suicide in one of the dressing•rooms of the public 'lithe at Berlin by shooting himself. He left a paper directing that his " carcase should be well beaten and given to any surgeon who liked to ask for it."  THE other evening, when Mr. James, of the Postoffice, Newton, in Hampshire,put his band in the letterbox to clear it, he found to his dismay &snake coil round his arm, but fortunately it did him no injury. It is supposed to have been dropped into the box by some malicious person. IT might be supposed there was now little danger of the explo-ion of-i•hells fired at the siege of Sebastopol and which bad remained exposed ever since to the rains acd snows of the Crimea; but the Odessa Cowrie, says thatacci lents continue to occur from the bursting of such shells.  THE Shipping and Mercantile gazette says an inquiry militated by the Registrar-General of Seamen, ha shown that it is not true that certain seamen of the Naval Reserve, at Liverpool, had joined the Fenian movement. There is no trace of any attempt to tamper with the men of the Reserve.  A MAN named Prioe, living in Clerkenwell, is in custody charged with accelerating the death of hie wife by neglect and starvation. Witnesses showed that the husband not only refused to provide her with the medical requirements which the doctor ordered for her complaint, but refused her necessary food and assailed her daily with taunts and reproaahes.l  AN AIIIRICAN STORY !—The beautiful child of beautiful woman was playing a flageolet on hoard • vessel in the harbour of Havana, when he fell overboard. and was swallowed by a sheik ; the crew immediately baited a hook, and caught the shark, which was of large size; the fi.-11 was cut open, when to the titter astonishment of everybody, the boy was found snugly seated between a couple of the monster's ribs, still playing Lis flageolet.  Tus
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1865-10-10 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SUICIDES IN PARIB.—The Broil giVSE the following list of suicides, or attempts at micode, in Paris pro. seeding from love of one kind or acethei. Mr. it—, a Florentine by birth, residing in Bainbuleaw-strees, destroyed himself with carbonic 'acid gas, because ha could not endure the refold of a young lady whom be passionately loved. Aootber person, also an Italian, fines himself out of the six-story window of a home in Valmy-quar, became he experienced a similar refusal. Another, M. Augusta V--, having lost • few days previously • wife tnirlwon ha wea devotedly attached, neglected his bnappromul him apposommits ed two o'ol°°h the previous day be went to *be grave where his wife was buried, and after a long prayer he drew forth • pistol and shot himself in the heart. He left eight children. Edouard F— a young man, aged 19, living in Helder-street, was seised as he was about to threw himself into the Seine, became he felt weary of life linos the death of his mother.  DeFlrimarx FIGHT SITWZIGI 1 arnr AND • BEAM —The Greenport (Long Wend) Watchmen says :—" At about 9 a.m. on 'Sunday last, the schooner Catherine Wilcox, of Lubec, Maine, was proceeding down the Sound, and while becalmed abreast of that port about eight miles off shore, the sapient and • young blan 17 years of age, named Peter Johnion, belonging to Maine, formerly a soldier, and now working his passage home, stripped off their clothing and jumped overboard for a swim. Johnson swam • few rode from the vessel to pick lip a small piece of wood, and while returning • huge shark, judged to have been 14 or 15 feet long, darted towards him and seised him about the middle, and instantly disappeared with him, dragging him down, as he says, about 30 feat deep. He ekroggied and fcurbs with the ravenous monster, fearfully leserabbell hi* right arm in the stud. He &tally eaceeded a preseind the shark by the bead and hi Bening ne 1 " "es' It the same time dealing him powerful blows eked the head, he snoeeded in wresting blow& free, lie then lIIVIan to the schooner pursued by tin mossier, bat being a men of remarkable strength and pluck, be finally suiceeded in driving- him oti, and got 06 board of the schooner, pulling himself up by the foretopsail line which hung overboard, but liOt until the terrible teeth had left their mark in many • ghastly wound, no that be was one mess of gore. There were some 34 distinct wounds on his person. The A groin of the *deistic% were fearfully mew being off and hit bee '‘  hanging ; membrane
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-12-05 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

PAINFUL SUICIDE OF A FARMER.  Considerable consternation prsvailed in the Bridport market on Satneday, about noon, by the report that 11r. D. Ash, of Wy,ll Farm, eldest am of Mr. Robert Ash, ha l just committed said l by hongin.f himself. The report proved only 1... true. The decsased, who was about 41 3,an ..t ag.e, apl unmarried, resided with his fatu-r at " Wych, ' parish of 11,otheoh stupt  betWrIVII nix lthd .0,011 0,1 Satur lay', and most have left th^ boo,. and gone in the direction of Itridport, n Nit-. Itavga. botolierod B r ou Bra Istock, tn"t him bet +teen Vol.a and eight o'clock returning in the direction of ilia bone. 1heea,,,,.1 r....entered the farm, and partook of breakfaat about 8.30, and then went out. NO 000 itipell:2l to have seen doVOtita idive after that.. It hal been arranged that Mr. Paine (Chideock), and Mr. W. 81..rey. laultioneer (Bridport), should meet deceased at the farm about 11 a.m. t point out the stick, &t. to b. sold at • fortlic sing sale. About 11 on •ca, Mr. Payne and Mr. Morey, in ...money a ith it .le.rt Ash, br..ther decea"ed, , looked over Ow farm, and, on °Wailing ono oh the C .W. stalls, 3,1 r. Pay... moors, .1 an object in the corner of the building. an I called out " What's that?" Robert Ash looking tows d the object exclaimed "'h ! That's my brother, V n " Mr. l's .on immediately ran to dece.sad an I cut him down; he was qu to dead, and . .  the body cold. The corti•e was outspend b° I y a rope fro ii one . (toe be on., .in,l the feet of deceasied remed upon the ground, the knee. being quite bent. T. left ear was black, where he kuot in the tope came. Death was evidently coma I by 'tranvia ion. Mr. Morey at once bas•eiied to liridport for Sergeant Hazzard, anti that officer was glickly on the spot, and at once resolved tile rope Ir on the neck of deceased, which, singularly enough, had not been previously been,.!. &natant ilszz searched the b idy, finding 4 I. in cash. a knife, and aims loom papers—but nothing among the litter to give any reason for the .11 mt. The b ly wot at •InCe removed to the farmhouse, and the facts rop irtod to the Coroner, who arranged to held an iniuest on the even.ng of Monday (4th inst.) The reason generslly assigned for the deed is the fact of the family being to rather reduced cif. I Manila:ices of late.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-11-28 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

THE PRIES, AND WILL BS AUDI` IN A FEW DAYS TWENTY.SECIOND YEAR. THE DORSET AND SOMERSET COUNTIES' ALMANAC For In& • Coisknda :4 BLANK DlAlif WITH A a. D. Cotutore. Chronological Notes; Eclipses, Sun and noon.. Riong and setting, calculakA for Dorset by JANIS OtAlsetaa, Esi. Parish Work for Every Month. THE CALENDAR, With List of Fairs, Alternate, Great and otlisr Markets arranged therein, every day telling its engagemants-tbe only arrougetuent of the kind in any Almanac, aud a tnost useful one to all Farmers, dealers, tradesmen. and °Mere who wish to know which are Great Market Days and which not -coneiderably extended this year, and a pplyiug to DaLlaist:itY, TauNToN, b ROME, Devizes, MILKsHAN, UNlPParlifaif, WielittsCur an, Blenorwroxs, WEAL', Illonsittnon, fin. None ON TKO CALSNDAN (Original) • Explaining in a direct and lively =Amur the Sainte Days and their histories; a Practical Garden Remembrancer, with plain and tried directions for cropping. Farm Hints for the Dairy District* of bornerset and the ('balk Soils of Dorset. A LIST SINCS 1850 or THE WINNOW Or TN. Duly, OAKS, ST, Lanza, Walla:100 I've, BOAT BADS, AND Qvw's Pause. ACTS OF LAST BEBBION, Suicides-Acts affecting Guardians of the PoorDi% .ded Pariallea--Asaatontent and Collection-Suppremien of Mendacity ; New Law on Ancient Mannmints-the Eleotric Lighting Act-the Bills of Sale Act, with authorised form of Bill of bale-Beer Dealers, THE MARRIED WOMAN'S PROPERTY ACT (IN ULL). Settled Landed Estates-power to sell. Royal Faxr,ly-the Cabuiet-the Ministry. dismiss's-ma Lin Or linglitaa Of Till AOC,' Or Counties, Revised for the year. Local Members for the five counties, with short biographies and last pulls. County ,ffleiale' Dorset sad Somerset. Diocesan Officials, Sarum and Bath and Wells. The Magistrate* of Doroet and Somerset. with post add-esses. Record of the Weather and the Seasons from 1826 to 1881. Dorset Sheep-New Agricultural Machinery In the past 12 months-the Agricultural Returns of last year -Chem* Imported-Horse Food -Horse. without Shoes-Hay Saving-Table Fowl-Average Gazette peseei of W heat, Barley, and Oats in each month since [sell Tables s-Ilarketing-Calculating - Weights and .M.osures (including Dorset lug, cable's length, span, (oat, nail, &i.)-Frfucti :measures-Foreign Monies-Table of Deoceut, Ac., Ac, GLAANINus FloN THE BLUM BOOKS OF TER YEAS :- Population, Area, Value. Elec.' ors of the live Counties and thei. Boroughs, and the County Treasurers' Accounts of the live Counties. The Pay of all the Great °Meer. and Chief Officials in the various Government Departments. The Population of the Countries of the World. The Civil List -Annuities and Pensions-Salaries for Courts of Justice. England, Scotland, and Ireland. Income Tax-National Debt, Revenue and Expenditure of the Naticet The Kates of all Tatra end Imposts-British Tariff -Probate Duties-Stamps - Postages - Imports and Exports-Population since 1866-Properly Assessed to Income 'fax and to Legacy Duty-Extent, Capital, Railways-Nusubers of the Army, Auxiliary Forms, Police, Emigrants. A,.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-05-16 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

TRIPLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.  A shocking occurrence took place ea lriday is tM west and of Homourentith, in which three children were mardared by wear mother, who also logicted rivers Wades _pen Decent from du effects of which she died is lb.;rest Luido; Howit ii a few hours al terwarda The aamse of the victims are idea Giordano., aged four pence; Robert Gardener, aged two you.; and John Gardeser, aged three months. They were the caddies of Hobert Gardener, • gardener, who lived with his wife Elima aocupying lour rooms over • sideway at 3, Therematima Wemend, Hammersmith. Toe murdered children were dlacovend by the lather on returning home to dinner, shortly after one o'clock. Hs was Arm met in the mews by mother boy, who asked bin if he had seen hie mother, as she wee not at booze. As soon ash. got upstairs hiss, the clothes of Robert lying on • table in the IrOpt rumn. He ceded "K lie" several times and got no sumer. He looked through the keyhole of the dour of Me back tom, which wu locked on the inside, and saw his wife raise barrel: up by camas of the cot, unlock the door in a stmigering wad ition, and foil on the bed, where she was al wren& found lying between two of bet dead children. 'lle husband went Into the room and was hornfied at the sight before him. Two of the children were lying across tomi bed with the mother, their throats bitsg cut in a fearful manner. The children wore all undrsed, and the baby woe lying with its throat cut in bad. The husband immediately west in search of a doctor, sad as the way met B.7gb. Willaber, end told him that his wife had murdiraM her abildres. The serment procured the assistance of • constable, who went with hun to the place and band • terrine knits. mach worn, covered with blood. Another knit, was lotted thit bed, Mao a bottle aantalnum aikuld. The sergeent, with the amistonce of Inspector Welsh, couveyad the mother to the hospital, where she died about four o'clock in the &lingoes. Al preseat the bodies of the children remain Is Me roots undies the gathering of the particulars by In.pectur Waiters, of the I divines, for the tafornaMon of the coronet. No come can be aseigned for the shocking occurrence. According to the information given by the bestow:id ho lived most happily with his wife, to whom be had been married about twelve yeera He lift home at Mae o'olock in the morning to go to work, I and Ids wife wad this in her weal health. Btte was also seen by • neighbour half as biota afterwards, at which Urn. she spate to her. This appeared to be the last time oh* Well sem before Ms dreadful occurrence. The &owed woman was 36 years of age, and the neighbours speak very highly of her.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-06-13 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MAI. EIVACULIIB returned on Thursday from her annual refit at Portsmouth. Hercules howle I like his chi namesake with the shirt of Nessus on, sod all the People engaged in back-dolr entertainment near the COTT moo rushed acmes to the Casile.road. to peep 05 the big Common, and .te what was the matter with Fernier Hodder'. bull. It warn only 'be eon of the Aires, as renders I be Hercules on the fog.horn.  • R,TAL Panitoorrnrs.—Laat Saturday Her Majesty exercise I her H iyal privilege of having a second birthday in the year. our little folks ribra.—" Wish I see the (.eta; then I'd have a birth fay every masa." There was a general ho'iday at the Gore nossat Establishments, the convicts taking theirs by lAD( lacked up in their mills, and two of th.m by faltr•°44 for suicide. The ships were trimmed with bunfing es rainbow style, and let oil a quantity of gunPO about noon,. careful ki vie also sired their fl WHT DO CONVICTS WEAK KIKICKILDOOKEILS?--.Th..1 easily TAKM•r• ; oOt • *evict came bef fri • Governor, having slily milord his boots beforehand. sod, watching his chance' while the bearing was rz on, the villain slipped off Ma boot, swung it mend, dealt Ithe Governor a blow on the bead. P 4 .r• h• fuld;repeat it, he was cut down. Now all cornice' have koicks, iostead of trousers, that the state of their laces may be spied, Sia ArTilIK HOBROVEZ visited the Prison °° Saturday and was shown over the Eateblisbablot. The details of this place have been told over and over again • but Sir Arthur had the advantage of 11°1 talented and most descriptive cicerone, the Governor, whose motto well may be—listless *Magi Voi, oraari. We believe we may state the sham-swan convicts did not repeat Wok entertainment for the benefit of the distinguished visitor.
The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1882-04-25 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

BAD (1011PASL—John Cook, John Mark., and William Dicker, three boys, were charged with damaging some rail fence, belonging to Mr. R. Ayles—On Friday last, on account of informatien he received, Supt. Vickery examined the fence against the Dock steps, and found the rails had been cut in various place., and pieces meet off the stakes in the mond, as if by • hoe; pieces had also been cut out of the other rails in the neighb •urhood. Cook and Marks had Gild him they had seen Dicker cut the fence with the he produced; but they had not given information to the police otherwise. 10s. or 20, would nut repair the damaee.—Mr. Aeries said the b iy Dicker bad been pointed out to him as having dine the damage, and he was afterwards brought to hen with the hoe in his hand, when he acknowledged having made the eat Sup'. Vickery said Dicker was the son of a man who worked for Mr. Devenieh. and who bad attempted to commit suicide ; the boy appeared to have no work.— Ho em i Parkman, second mate of the Aquila, said the boys ef the neighbourhood are a a:opiate nuithece, sometimes there were 25 or 30 boys on bard tie vessels on Sabbath days,so that they amid keep nothing ab and the people said they a oull rather have the workmen there on weekoleys that the boys on Sundays.— Marks's mother came forward, and said he was at w •rk all tho winter; Mr. Parkman also could not speak ti Marks having done turbine wrong, and be was dismiss-sr' with a clution.—litcker, who had laughed several times, cried when the magistrates tip Ice to him. end he and Cook prombe It" behave better, and were fined se. anti cesta.—Dicker had the meney with him, but a sister of Cook had to come forward and pay, in order ti esteema her brother.