Bridport, Beaminster, and Lyme Regis Telegram and Dorset, Somerset, and Devon Advertiser. — 1877-05-04 (Bridport, Dorset, England)

CHARGE OF TRIPP PROM A SHDP. _  Edmund &awn .and Caw* Qoosigs, two boys of Wimborne, were brought up charged with stealing a dark lantern, value 9s. 6d.. tram the shop of Mr. G. H. Sansom, at Wimborria on the previous evening—The case requiring two magistrates the prisoners were released till the Petty Sessions on Friday week, their fathers being bound in the sum of £5 each for their appearance.  OW;i11"11/1"' Suiciol A'? ME WOWliensit— On Friday an inquest %Fe**, Allow bijou Mr. Ft H. Atkinson, Coroner, and a jury-of- Whom Mr. 5..1. Burpitt we foreman, on the body of ltiftlikflfaker, an aged inmate who unimmitted suicide on previous morning.—George ' • anhantate, said !aqui saw deceseed alive between ~r474Dir.,, An. dotdek the preview' morning the 'made ward. ober* Gower %rusk* present. • . nnimbled ens esmethint 'Wü4 that amid not . • :end than Witham and Went and sat down In the ward with the pap, mew, Doweled ataWrstaa wt up again and went into the yard, and they missed him for *NOV* 'P wt peak ter hint end fogad him in the urinal the A1e.h045e4 men's ward sitUng on the Boor with his bask &pinatas wall. Theo; was • quantity :Id b.6iliebewittiriateigiergattholittirtiqtlingftdAllisal CT °particular in manast.before.—Mr. ohn Can) '2=1.30 oullihek&W mokirtMVl4, hb tnkroat ,tgot Meer of . Watt* • twilit found titb rleciessid ;Atka oath* leiw hI bask the.ull, sad hip be lamer& knife prodiffWarliky his aide. 4414 mora deceased's head and found a large wound in his threat Ile was quite dead, but not quite cold. Mr. Spooner came and pronounced the man to be deattr trfat hactheen inmate of the Union before. HO °use& thOlind of April and was ftlidniittett oa,the , Bfiforq lie jet on thy. and deolastd told Ilia L'hir.w mdry dfrtifirith vermin., /He I examined deceased and his clothing, and found there was no prow for suck Viva yolk* dehipion on his P•rtWheß deceased returned to the _hew* he said his  andreawgz--- -—iiit,alXeliciTs'et—tiojeT:Cire;Wireth—s-d . a 0 01611 ed to him. ' Deceased seep,* have an idea that he should never get ' rid of the (its vanilla.- 'He ea* the deceased voluntarily seals • three old men at the pump about aiff,4o-tioin+ bet lair het dead.' He bed Isvair filen k anything in deceaaed's conduct or manner to lead him to suppose that that lig intended tesisfingdit suicide. He was ' an orderly and welf-cendnctod man. When he law him i at the parop lee ?id te:Mgas " ilossAs it you Age at the , ronnediry 'Matto! MOO asieweett I =ought I would them • hand." He asked him if he had taken his' medial* And he rihlied yet" IHe teldilm he tbsiught {. it was doing him good. The medicine deceased had been 1 taking was for debility, end-he had also had additional ; diet for six days previous to his death on account of general debillty.--,The Verosser ?wring summed up ' the jaw , 'returned a verdict of ' w. what in a state of temporary insanity." . . Cousrrr Poticg, Monday.—Before Mr. J. J. Farqu- . hereon. . 'Parer /Wed /leek* II itinandtehinsuei swaellS64eini brought up in nastody,hp.k.O. Mb dulled with , drunk at Hilton, on Saturday night.—Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was finedits. Bd., and fin -6d. Zaz tin. Xwt g_rgiotizas . . t was . 00Y' lIML Amgen *Ho , 1.. Bd, from the shop of Mr. James Pad" grocer, of 1 Anatey, on !Saturday. —Prisoner was remanded in custody I till Saturday. .  THE CHOIR, assisted by Messrs. Jas. Beat, W. and Edward Hall, and the Misses Hull and Twit= ggive IN service qf with nve rsedings. illuitra,Bsee of " ChrisSai*"its 'the *beam* FrMat The Rev. J. Marsh (vicar) took the chair. and called upon the Rev. J. R. Cotter an open the -meeting with prayer. Mr. Slater gave the readings. Before he offered the ' citelng player Bit ter, ..dsairnlan IISIN4 sb.grellt pleasure he had felt in listening to the singing, and spoke very highly of Mr. Bisworth'a conduct of the schools and the choir; also of Mr. Slater and his work as scripture reader in the