The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-04-11 00:00:00

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Atkins, George Clark ; . art Chickerell, Cheri.
Rashleiglh Charles Thomas Allen • Ghilfroens,
Henry Barris, George Dowell; Compton Abbas,
Thomas COY, Joseph Paull; Compton Valence,
Joseph Chick, in., Joseph Chick, jun. ; Dewlish,
Robert Rogers, Henry Beat; Dorchester Holy
Trinity, Jethro Guy, Eddell Penrll rs;ollMt_t
Thomas Bothwell, John Trenchers'; Fleet, .toseph
Marsh, John Marsh; rotclinextn,Tbothas Wellman,
C. E. Maher ; Frampton, William Watts, William
Groves Frome Vauchurch, Thomas Cox, Henry
Got; Kingston Russell, Thomas Samson, George
Ilansford ; West Knighton, George Chilcott, Henry
Cocker= ; Langton Herring, Richard Kellaway,
Thomas Terrell ; Littlebredy, Norris Roper, Richard
Legg; Litton Cheney, Edward Cox, Wililain C.
man Symonds ; Longbredy, Joseph Symes, jun.,
William Atkins; Maiden Newton, Thomas Cox,
John Reed ; Melbury Sampford, Robert Guppy,
Henry Miller; Ouningtoa, William Chiloott,
Richard Andrews ; Owermoigne, Thottlas Sykes,
Thomas Masters; Piddletown, John Boyt, George
Croome ;* Piddlehintoli, George Mayo, Robert
Dowding ; Portiesham, Henry StickLusd, Lees
Symee ; -Portland, William Pearce, John Northover
Read; Pozwell, William Mayo, John Mayo ;
Preston and Sutton Point:, Joimi Allentat:
Edward Chilcott ; Punoknowle, Robert '
James Liver; Radipole, Joseph Grlvelt,
James Blsokmore Rampisham, Robert Jeans, Mall'
Tompkins; West Etatord, George trederiok Appiin
Flower John Goldring ; Stinsford, George Galpsni.
lames Cake ; Stratton, Richard Davis, John Willis ;
Tincleton, John Bridle, Edward Bridle ; 4,bllett
Fratrum, Edlftri Whittic, ThomP Yeitei millw
Porcorum, Thomas Way, David ; Tolpudclle,
James Orswuk Thomas Allier homer; Upway, Jobs-
LitiscombYe U4bV ne Win ; Warmwll, Join Berk
Thomas Homer Saunders; Watercombe, T. H.
Saunders, T. C. Saunders; Whitoombei, Attlmr
Leonard Cooper' James Greenslade Winterberist
Abbas, William Martin, Charles PoUncy ; Winter'
borne Came, William Symes, James Symes ; Oa&
borne Herringetone John Allen Potties Willlell
Triritt ; Winterbm:ne Monakton, Tolm Bryant
Phelps., James take ; Winterborne St. Martin.;
Joseph Mims*, John Green Homer; Winterbors•
Elleepleton, Henry Groves, jun., James Shittler ;
Woodsford, Charles Atkins, Joseph Warne; Wyk.
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handed to the. . • letter from the Hem T. W.
Kap* as to the character of his client.
A VIBAGO AT PORTLAND. Mary Mabey was
summoned by Obrlirtopher Combat, shoe and fancy
pods dealer, Portland, for an assault on the 17th
Pebirttarr. , The use was adjourned from the hit mitt
In eineequence df the iltttest ef complainant. Defen•
daitt did hot attend. Hr. Howard appeared for corn.
plainant. It seems that the oomphdnant I, the owner
of some propety at Portland, width adjoins & house
belonging to Mrs. Moryear, the mother of defendant,
whom Mrs. Mabey lives with, apart from her
husband. On February 17, complainant went to do
•S. work to his honest accompanied by a moon rmited
Ando gottwar, Defendant dame that, and chid, • What
&ink tlo hazer He told her, when ihe 'palled him a
reseal, rogue, in., and took up a pan containing some
lime water, which she threw at him. He was standing
with his back towards her, end in the ant of raising •
ladder at that tithe; but, before it reached him, he
happened to turn his bead, and the pan struck him on
the shoulder, was broken in pieces by the collision, and
the lime water was spilt all over him. Had ha not
turned his head the pain might have split his head open.
When throwing it, she said he had no business there,
and abused him. He did not answer her, but told the
mason to proceed with his work. Oontplainent then
went Into the house sod oleied the deer, wheit the
defendant threw the broken pilioes of thb pan it the
dOeil and thleacionsttenets iii ebbing the doer • quarter
of an iteih. This Wail the third tints that defendant
hid iselloited him. He was in danger of his life, and so
were his tenants. He had done everything in his power
to conciliate defendant. Be told,her he should Ammons
her for this assaults wheal she replied, she didn't
In reply in the Bench, complainant said he was
tictrttim own premises when the assault took place. Mr.
/lovrard, in answer to a remark made by the Bench,
said complainant. had produced hitt title deeds before

defendant, and done e‘erything• inllia power to turn
away her sager. JeMee COMMON the 11111011, orirrn•
hoisted oempLiaant's atetementa lila Retch °Deviated
defendant of the Lanett, and fined hot Efi and costs; in
Waal% two mwathe inipthioamlint.