THE DUNEDIN TRAGEDY. (BY TELEGRAPH )
Dunedin, Yesterday. BUTTLER COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. Bottler was committed for trial for murder. He begged the public and the Press not to be influenced by the prejudice attempted to be cieated against him, and reserved his defence. He charged Inspector Mallard with attempting to influence the publio prejudioally, and made a long statement on the subject.
Mabbiaqe implies something more than two persons living together under one roof. It means mutual concession ; it means mutual help : it means supreme loyalty to the combined interest of father, mother, and children ; it means reverence tor the happiness and sympathy for the trials of those whose happiness is dependent on love. The side of the furniture of the late Mrs Charles Dickens was largely attended, and most of the pen-onal objects and the books fetched large prices. On the other hand, the pictures went for ridiculously small sums. It was touching — all told — to see how carefully everything connected with her late husband had been cherished, But was it necessary to sell the b.Q.oka?
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Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1211, 3 April 1880, Page 3
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176THE DUNEDIN TRAGEDY. (BY TELEGRAPH) Waikato Times, Volume XIV, Issue 1211, 3 April 1880, Page 3
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