The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-12 00:00:00

WILLIAMM r. WILLIAM:4 AND etitsriN.

Mr. Pritchard ri r irc.l !or t:r r.
This wrs a sietitiali i.y aGreword in rinfreturer kt
lia:74-cr,t,rie for a di ~u(: .11 of 1.1. erceri ige 011 the
ground of lu.wife's ndoltrry with one of his apprentices.
Thu laaring was a litiorned for further evidence.

?IA T r. MAT AND PEAtIVV..
Ir. Crett me Pritchard apptared for the yeti-

tiU10•1".
Iday was formerly a seaman at Fa!month,
ant he them matt-m.l do respeiolent hi 1448. lie after-
wor-ls removed to Liaerpool. obtained employment us
outfitter and took • bvershop. which waa managed by
lii,. wife. She contract-.I habits of intoxication. and he
waa ohliged to give up the beer.hop. Ile made several
attempt. to reclaim her but Jul not succeed, and at
last he W.OI ohlige.l to helAr.te from her. lie made her
a small allowance. with which -alio went into halging..
In the spring of last year a shoemaker Ilatnell l'eame
was lodging in the mine house, I.lie formed a criminal
intimacy with him, an.l.it was clearly proved that on
the night of Whit Smoker they hail slept together at
another I se in Liverp;ol. , They were sent away
km.: the lodgings they then occupied, and have since
lived together.
Their Lordships dissolved the marriage.

tempt .ntail violation of the treaty between this country
and Spain. Various causes impsircd the mean. of
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ting down this trai:e, elm of which wan the Ante of the Crain ant) Conttucrct.
American Lw on the andiject.
The report reqweting the employment of British ship- I _—..-_ _
wrights at Cheatiourg wee contradicted by Lard C.
STATE OF TRADE.
PAUET, Who stated that this would have been contrary
to the regulations of Cie French authorities, and that I Luctsn'Ett, June *.—There is • fair amount of busa-
higher wages conlil be obtained in British dockyard‘ liens doing in notate branches of the hosiery trade. bat
than in time of France. i thc market cotanot ho said to he brink, and litali4f4C-
The motion for adjournment was agreed to. i toms produce accordingly. At Hinckley and other
Mr. BAILLIR moved for papern reganling the die- country tindery dintriets trade in quiet, but t good
arming of the natives of India. , hands meet with regular employment. Yarn, are
The motion WAS SOCOMIrIi by Colonel SYKVI4. ! unsteady. All superior kinds of wool maintain very
Sir C. Wotan offered no objection to the production Math Priees.
of the papers. He defended dm measure of disarming ' Norritviatan. fith.--The lace trade continues dull,
the natives, which wan, he nand, not one of paohihnient, aml there is no improvement to note in hardly any chum
but of prevention. of goods. Foundation facts remain a good mak but
After • few remarks by Ur. VANAITTART and Mr. this applies more particularly to that class of goodn with
J. S. burn!, the 'notion WAS llgrrlli to. a brightened surface. There are a few ordarn for
Mr H B. Slli.lill)AN obtained lesvo to bring in a Meridin " 'hips" in the minket. otherwine the Mechlin
TIM to enable chic., towns, and boroughs of :.0,010 i tii.te is very quiet. Very little in doing in fenciec
inhabit:natal and upwards to appoint stipendiary magi, Thin liranch hoe been dull for some time pant. In the
trates ; Anil Mr. LVI.ON 3 Bill to amend the law relating 34 3: las, trade there is no change, quietness awrvailing
to the hiring of agricultnrill nervaaits. ao,a, of the Munchen. The coldnens of the se won pre.
The Hutu.. WAS COUllte4 out shortly before 9 o'clock. juiliees the demand for Inatome gouda. Stiska are
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_ __ Icing kept down AS lunch en pa-mob able. In hosiery
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tivire in a moderato Imaines, Ming ; buyers, however, do
nal, purchane to a large cstetit.