The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1859-01-18 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ATTEMPT TO 111.0 W up A Hot:mt.—On WedneschaY of the canal beteg dragged for the miming child. The iiiii ruing last a diabolical attempt was made t.. blow up 1 holy .4 the deceased appeared to be that of a man about the Illiaie and whop of Mr. Poole, butcher, in the 1 Sheffield, a proceeding by which the live. a 2.1' years old, and five feet, seven inches in height, wear. Wicker, ing short dark whiskers and dark hair. The clothes ou eight persons were jeopardized. The occupants of the the body comprised a black cloth frock coat with outside house were Mr. Poole, his wife. and two young chit- gap, at the hips, but without pockets, the collar and are'', James Litaley (brother-in-law to Mr. Poole). hia breast bound with black silk, and black silk lining. The wife, mad two children. About 20 minutes after seven vest was of dark brown tweed, also bound with black silk. o'clock, while Mr. Poole was dressing, and the rest of The tromera were of the kind called "shepherd's plaid." the i 111 l mites were still in bed, -a loud report ass heard, Ti,..' shirt was of fine knot, and round the neck was • and the house Was simultaneously shook in a t vio- i Mack silk scarf. A pair 4.f fashionably suede Wellington lent manner. A cloud of dust and smoke i 11111 l eliately ' lengs were on the feet. The busily was conveyed to St. afterwards rose tool filled the rooms ' tto .ulf.rea- ! Georgeoscenntery, Whitworth-road. Itiafeared thatthe tion. After opening the Windows to. ventilate the deceased encountered mime parties who had been commitr..mais, at..l receverino somewhat from their alarm. Mr. ting • rubbery, and that he met with foul play at their roole and Mr. Liiiley7leseended int. the lower rooms to hands. The piece of brass which as* used to sink the learn the cause of the disturbance. In the cellar, nearly hwiy is thomight to have been part of the plunder. Others un.ler the grating, they found a tin ran, 'capable of bold- are led t. believe that it was a ca-c of suicide, inasmuch ing about three pints of water, with a piece of string a, the win .4 5.4. W.I. and a bunch of keys were found attached to it An e . ti left no doubt that time it, the pockets. The detective ;office are actively encellar grate. which had heel' left unfastened, bad been ! gaged in nankin,: itemiries for the purpose of ascertaintaken up, end the can, filled with smeller, lit down into j i„.. the identity of the deceased. The body of the little the cellar and exploded. The can was was torn into several I --ml, Mary 11artlatol, was taken out of the amnia. and was pieces by the explosion. Fortunately. the Mabolical ! e,„i„yeei t,, th,. km,. ~f tht. afflicted parent,, where an toroceeding has been attended with little slliaiesil. Tile • be, iiie,t, was 1„.1,1 in oaturoay. cellar door kappa. ' .4 to he llicill, the explosion found, ; To i: For ti, AErit e 1 or Bi moms Br eroat.—After vehlt• and Posses, off with t dojos: any datalohhe be,Yond I several private esaminati 111 l s .4th,: lOpersons in custody partially forcing :out tl:e shop front, blown, .lown a few at it•verly, charged with being concerned in the munler alieleea containing crockery over the celar stops, and 1 of .Iclin Woolainton Jet, head gamekeeper to Mr. j noupletely shiver:tog a skylight over the slim. in,.; stew. Diehard Watt, of Ili-liop Morton, on the. 214 .4 Novem• to the Itedr(stua.. The state of the 100 t... ckatly shON s CaSe N Wadi ri...., from the entrance to the cell..r mot It el her. t ,: , t their weekly sitting at Beverley.. on Saturday week, , he magistrates of the East Riding of Yorkshire, at thet the violent entrants eaused by the i sphosima h"'"'l I ao„wed the inquiry to proceed in open court. The aimiely us. the cellar staire-ost. awl then diviting leteeed 1 principal witness Wita the watcher, Mark Itobinmn. who only int., the illlllll. the l' dour ot which was mem, i wog ....yerely ii.iiins; us, the ecea.,;„,,, in ,io„tiee. end ' and 'sooty up the staircase leeching to the Upper rooms. . who 1,... ~prear,,i in coin for the first time. His IL•epily. not one of the inmates was injured. Lanky is , less,' w„, mama up, ati•l he hmked very thin and lug. Saw minder. and there Alpe:oN to lw 110 tioUld that the ~,..i. awl 11,,5i ta tw see. hated with a chair. After attempt tA blow up the 'mum has been reowted Cu for , ..,,,,, io li 11l i l tary evidence, he gave the following cirthe pupae of i 11l imidating lii., tutu 3''g the Saw 1 conistatatial accootat of the pert of the affray its a hich grinders union, from which he has stmal aloof for emu. I he was engaged :—" I keep, It dug hark awl a hare years. Little more th ma a year ago lie w.ts fired at with , „r,,,,,, Tito sounds came from tile direction of the a pistol through the window while onto.: in a blend.' lirogdale Plantation, and I cal-el the attention of Jot house, and very narrowly escaped being shut itt the I aim hie hks to the noise. We all head it, and turned heed. I hack, and went doen the side of the Muldle fialoes Plantation. When as- came to the corner of the Little