The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-12-25 00:00:00

POOLE.

MARRRGE Wllll A DEMME. WiYea SISTER —A ease
shier. tuns, lettere the Ils.rou.tt magnar ttea no Thursday,
shows the ovil of that uiglioris Ltw which prohibits
marriage with a deceased wife's sis: tr. Philip Baker wa, ,
mcani•nwi by blill3ll Poverell to nitre, Ate. Mr.
{le.:Maid Al let hte appeared for the applicant ; the defen-
dent WV. AIM it. Tile evidence showed that the applicant
Is the sister t.f the tlefoudauffa Lee wife. At the death of
the Lae Mrs. Baker the defendant intended to marry the
applicant, but they found that the law of the land pro-
hibited their marrtsge, and lived together as man and
wife in tionsemence. The result was that a child was
bore, which the detenduit supported for 11 months, but
Me then left the applicant, and had since been very
irreenlar in his contribetions. The magistrates—Messrs.
P-are,, Dethiale, Hardt add Glltch—made an order on
de'enttant to pay 2s. fit, a week towards the child's
inaMtenance. I. well as the expenses.
A SATIRFIED Desemtettr.—A Parkstone labourer named
Charles Lowell appeared before the Borough Bench on
Thursday charted with being drunk ant disorderly at
letimtleet .ak the previous Sat urday. —P.C. Horn proved
finding defendant rolling about the road, and itaid be
11,1111i'Ufki of very bad langtiage.—Defentlant admitted the
otfmce.—The Chairman (tt t defend:hit): rot are tined sso
and en.ts.—Befentl ,at: Right. (Laughter.)
BOWLING GREEN ALLEY AGAlN.—ThenialOgratea hail
one of those familiar B oiling Green Alley cases before
Cteri at the Petty Sessions on Turstlay.—Ben)amin
La mouth.% atlas droner, was so tttt 'toned for ass suiting
.1 ones ft trtlett, a painter, on S tturday, and there
*.15 a secind summons against defendant for using
defamatory language towanls M try Ann Bartlett. —Mr.
It. T. Trevanion appeared to support the complaints.—
The evidence of the complainants diowed that the man
B trtlett was sitting on his doe-step in B sorting Green
Alley on S atm lay, and the defendant came out of his
s el-in-laws house swearing &snit then: being se many
Irish in the town. Comolainant remarked that the
Irish well) as good AR the English, and defendant then
tot* elf his coat and challenged cotuloainant to light The
ottiplainant declined to do xt. and detendant struck
hian in tbe fact. and mouth, totting his lip anti loosening
two of his front teeth. Complainant's wife cows op awl
defendant abused her, and threatened to serve her in the
same way as he thel her husband —The Bench ordartsl
dofentlant to pty a fine of 54. and the costs, and bound
' him over ill the sum of £5 to keep the peace for six
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~.711111STNA6 biltehers made a Splendid
d'.,plity of Chriqiiias 14 meat on Thursday. Mrs.
Ri lout, of the Ma' bet Place, hal a very One Devon on,
f .ned by Mr. William Grate, of Hammoon, which took
tir* pnze at the Sturminsier Not m ant S`,erlmrne
Cattle Keiws, oxen purchased of Mr. Hopkins, of
Okeford Caw imen awl 111 D 'run Heifen,.
grazed by Mr. Henry Co de, of (Mewl, Blatolford, N
mime sinteith *embers, fatted by Mr. George Bellien, of
Holuiwcsid ; 20 Kenmore, grazed by Mr. Henry Coate
en Ms farm at Chisel: 10 S iuthilowns, bred by
: a spleinii.l bowie lamb and a fret calf.—
Mr. T. P. Heil. of Lingdleet, biol. 6A usual, a large supply
oe. heef awl mutton of rpm ality.—Mrs. Keynes, of the
Market-place, had n ~inlay, which included four
heifers, fatted by Mr. Jelni C .ate, of Hantinom ; four
b item and two tine oxen Tined by Mr. Henry Coate, of
12:.,w1ford 1 10 wethers graz.,.l by Mr. GroveA, of 111 Nod-
fan] ; 10 Exmoor+. fatted by Mr. John C ate. of Hun
moon :a let calf, bwaht of Mr. F. Styrinic. Pnle. a prize
limier weighing 14011, ; and a weintity of turban and
; Tapp, Mr. H. Hi,lont, Mr. R. Ridout.
sill Mr. 11. G. Hilout, all hal zsid iinplava of meet, and
Mr. House hail a very large ...molly of poultry. ate.