The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-24 00:00:00

LAW AND POLICE.

A very remarkable end somewhat mysterious ease, to
" outsider.," he. just been tried in the Bolls Court—
the ow of Ballroom v. Willyeet. The wins ars
reoidents in Truro, Cornwell, the defesdant, Hemplirey
Willyams, being the wall-known banker and magistrate
of that town. The case mine before the Court in two
suits, the one to set aside sod the ether to establish. deed
executed in Angrist,llls6. Os Tuesday his Honour gave
judement in the open Coarkand *ell this poetise ef she
prosredings have been made public. Meditation of •
Y 7 bed ciiaracter. "as in the beet it is," seems to be..
been proved spinet the defendant. Hia Haien r spoke with
commendable severity on the conduct of the defisadant
—a married man—end considered the unfortunate
young daughter of the plaintiff es' more sianed egninst
then sinning." The deed was ordered to he eiven up
So to conceited, and • policy of aosoirenee, which bad
been emigned, and epos which preinisma lied bees paid
by Willyinno, was also ordered to be delivered tip on
payment to Whims of what he had so paid, the
amount to be verified, if nes:emery, by affidavit. His
Honor concluded to summing up as follows :—" I have
soiling farther to say on this subject, but that Sir.
Humphrey Wiliness, the hanker of Tyro, must pay all
the coats of both suite with the ',ideation of the darts
of Mr. Bellmore (width eases I shall not give him),
so far es they can be separated from the other
mato." •
PAINFUL CHARGE •O.UOIR • WINSLOW TOWN
COUKCILLOIL —Mr. John flan, 60. • retired brewer and
member of the Wishes* town council,was on Wednesday
charged before the lteir. T. T. tipwood, C. Currie, and
J. Bramhill, jading* for the comity of Norfolk, sitting
at Terrington, with having, on the 19th of February,
indecently smashed Sarah Ann Stocking, an interest-
ing little girl of 13 years of age, the &lighter of Super-
intoindent Stoekiag,of the Wisbeebdivisiou of the Isle of
Ely constabelory.oe Elm road, in the
_perish of Boanetb,
at eight o'clock in the *ming. The little girl gave her
evidence in a clear and straightforward Ma/WWW, sod
clearly proved the eoannimdoo of the ease) *barged.
Foe the defence en atiU was modesmoured to be set up,
but failed in the estimation of the betook. The 'Maims.
(Rire. Mr. Cawood) said it was • fortunate thing forth.
messed that proteirlings bad been table under. serials
wet of parlismest, mod that he bad not been indicted.
He Nom Oo• Mthik they had favosrod hi., In indite-
ing na him • dee of they had not marked their asses
of his seedect, but they had done all they 'veld seder
the net of parliament nadir which the sharp was pi.
(erred. The Ilse was at once paid.

THR Soarwraw PITMEN? ur Dixon. Now
Orleans, Jan. 113.—1 regretted not having • onamest in
which to write you per Roanoke tithe most estaisordi-
sm7 and woodorfal escape of Jefferson Dan.
.aad party
am Mikes day st Mobile The briefpartwolan aro
tams :—lt appears that the big rebel and his stoff, with
Commodore Beshanan and Masan squally distinguished
had started as • tour ef ismostoolt. I. narnonlar to
visit Port Mariam fiaddeoly the moshismry of their
stesno-tog pm away sad they win *Min oat to 4811.
when they bethought themselves to take • tonsil boat
and go. as they ;wowed* for the Rougliah Oonnal, who
at that sooloest happeoM to be in ono of tb• flamers
d oar idestadistg fial. Unmanl and utraoothary am
obis ft lot would teem, It rooreedini, and the reuowned
J. &moo Basis got solely bock to his own dotainkons
oro any of our Poo* sompoolod bio promos woe as.—
Now York Lora"
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