The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-05-30 00:00:00

THE REPRESENTATION.

day, the rector, the Rev. T. A. Greaves, presiding.
—Mr. Churchwarden Reynolds, in submitting the
-
A new candidate for the honour of representing accounts, remarked that he thought they were
' expressed a hope that the meeting
the borough of Dorchester in Parliament has BaotitBlfcrlrer7o; lai 7 at_adt e opinion. The receipts amounted
&putted In die person of Sir Henry Drummond
, ~ two fall lds. id., p,
Made tip as follqws l —Balance
Wolff, iIf.C.M.G., who tire find froth bebrett's receiled ffxite the otitgtillig cliiirchWardette,
piOetiiiie iliia horn in 1850, was educated at Rugby, £l6 135. 4d.; arrears of rate and costa, 6 Ba. lad.;
and became successively clerk in the Foreign Office amount of rate, made September, 1864, at 2d. in
tbe L, £194 13a. The expenditure amounted to
(1846), acting charge d'affairea at Florence (1852), £lBO 6s. 2(d,; uncollected £l9 4s. 2d. ; void
assistant-secretary to the Earl of Malmesbury premises& Os. 84d. ; poor and excused £lO 9s. lid.;
(1858), secretary to Sir E. B. Lytton, M.P., (1858), and a balance in hand of .Ll 3 14s. 2d.—Mr.
King of Arms of the order of St Michael and St. Reynolds said the amounts uncollected were very
small, and would cost more to recover than the
George, and secretary to the Clovernerniatit of the itilthant Ofrthe rete.—Mr., Robertson moved the
lonian Islands 0854). Its milk-led, ili ISilis Adelihe, itdOptiob Of the *Ott, cheratiterisifi4 it ila risen
clinightei of Sholto Douglas, Feci. Was created a satisfactory—Mr. R. Commins seconded the pro-
Knight Commander of Sk Michael and St. George Vee was carried.
1862. On Wednesday Sir Henry issued an address C;O.I7N'TYW Ps S ohs, Friday'.—Before R. H.
Swaffield and W. Eliot, Esqrs;—,Sts-os•ONs AND
to the electors. On Thursday the hon. Knight coin. Hakr-Doxim OF THE 0213211.. Thomas Isiewbolt,
itietioed his Oatitais, and iii the °telling be delivered bier-house keeper of Portland, WM summoned by
in Adreis &in one of the balconies of the Antelope mafthil alleii of the tattle place, for assaulting her.—
Mr. Howard appeared for the comtilaifiatit.—On the
HoteL The audience was not large. He said he
29th of April she went to defendant's house, lee sMi
trusted they would forgive him if, after a fatiguing saw defendant and her husband, the former dragging
day's canvass, he did not make a long or set speech, the latter out of doors by his coat collar. She told.
As he appeared before them in a somewhat peculiar defendant .that if he did not let her husband gee
position, he thought it the most straightforward she would "tell upon him for selling beer on Sunday
course to ask them to meet him at once, that he mornings." Defendant then lot her husband go,
might etplain tO thekti liii opiiiiiiiin ahri learn itotiied het down, and trod on her. He 'truck
their sentimeats. He had heard from various her ,violently in the stomach, froth the ' affects of
quarters during the past few inonthe, that *hick she now seared. Whim she gat tip be
rnong many of the electors there had been 'truck her,agdin' and abet *add hate fallen if a man
cionaiderable disailtisfitetion . ill to the iiiinne* had hot Witte:it' lin% A witneil iiiidiad Joseph
which they bra been repitesented in Parliament, Hardt, gave corroborative evidence, —ln defence,
' ifoioe : " Misrepresented.") He was given to un- defendant said both complainant and her husband
erstand that they did not like the borough being par- came into his house in a drunken state, and "fell"
tioned out like Poland, between neighbouring upon a man. In order to quell the disturbance he
ipotentates, and that they were averse to their poll- gently pushed her away; he did not strike her.—
oal opinions being neutralised, *ante two ,g.entle- (.1n behalf ,of the defence, Joseph darter was fulled,
e n wished to Obtain peritianent efid nonifofteible who Stated thdt oh the, day in . question he was at
Ma lb Whit Mil 'called " the best club in London." defendant's house, t Volunteer In where he taw
e therefore came before them, and threw himself Mrs. Giles and her husband. The former appear
pon them an independent man—one who did not to bem •uch excited, and said she Would fight for her
14 as
rmalise his opinions and creed into a set of words, husband, as he was engaged- in a quarrel with
t wished to act independently—to advocate the another man. Defendant interfered; and putied
nun of every class, and more especially of the lower her away, but *Rhea was certain he did set strike
divans of the people, (Cheers.) He WaB , one who het. —P,C. Cooper tesa also called. He proved
considered that • ffonselivativt Might belilt:era/ tieing Wet kik, • And pn going into the holm saw
Re *Abed to maintain the institutions of the country, Mrs. Gilts and her hueUnd, with several other
and while he valued other well-founded opinions persons. She was very much excited, and. Using
be considered that Conservative principles were the had language. He pineriaded theilx ,to leave;
on which
.politioianiiokight (nvanabl, to-ác. whibh the Y . dill. Sobli Baggi inid lie was
bet Was the pretelit poiition of parties? There at defendant's , Lune 'on the Mesa in dgedtiok,
?Fill
Wee Whigs, Conservatives, and Radical.. He when complainent's ,bushand .. same to him, and
would begin with the Whigs. He looked upon said," Bagr, I hear you be the best man
them be must say in the same light as the Australian in the island. Witness made no answer, when he
aborigines were regarded—as a race that was .. /coated off" at him, pulled litti 'down, and "put"
destined °Peed', , ly t° ,f 1,4 opt.— 5,,,t,, lactsll.ll.They it into him with his other hand. They had & tussle,
were 'ettiwn"dli'd ielneh,. —they twittered ' itics *hen botlipla . ant tang her husband's part. He did
is 0 in dila of their own nepotism, an their not Bee defeh nt akeker:—TheWrosti-eitamiition
inample was contaminating to all taken into did not elicit any important &eta, ifid the wench
their partnership. The -Lord Chancellor, as dismissedtheoase.---PoouSrraiossecianc.— enry
soon as he became associated with the Whigs, Spencer, who did not appear, was charged with being
imitated their polio, by instituting his sons,nephears, drunk and riotous, at Wyke on the 4th of May.
and all his belongings into. places under Government. The case waii proved by P.S. Pitfiold, and in default
W hat had he done? Were not all his relatives he was committed 'tor seven dayst.---Dnorioni•
threat into 801328 Government (Ace? (Cheers.) seall- -Jinn James,: of Wyke, was also charged
He did labi Wu with the Radicals, though be with being drank it Wyke. She did not appear.
eppreciated them in a higher degree than be did the Pined& and corlia.--;4iNatiactitrii A at —Richard
W big., and he thotight that her. Night if he had Fkain, who appeared in a drtinken '
eate was DOM-
Dot been s Radii:al would have been a TorY as tinged for Sere& day* kik being Arno at Isortlated,
despotic in lilt Vert:lathlike and as violent in his Be was further charged with damaging a hea, the
ideaa as a Tory might have been about the year 1066 property of Francis Lock. On May 2, whilst complain-
-when William the Conqueror came to England. ant win carrying water, defendant took off his (wit-
He perceived that many of the would-be demagogues nee's) hat and threw it in a pond. The amount of
In this country were men who supported violent damage was laid at ls.—Defendant said he was ins
*pinker, henna they could not at the moment state of intoxication, and did not know wbst he was
earryarat their own ideas. They reminded Mm of a about. He had since offered the complainant 3a. to
story that was told of Profeeeor Pinson, a gentleman compensate for the damage. Fined 40e., and in de-
whom only fault was that of not being quite so ool• fault committed for 14 daya---,WilhaM White, of
looted after dinner as he was before. (Laughter.) Portland, was charged with ado ' a horse to be
One day • gentleman friend of his was going up the worked whilst in an unfit state.— Rows, a
stairs of the college, and found the learned professor, man in defendant's employ, said on the 9th of
titter dinner, unable to put his latch-key into the May his master ordered him ts work a horse which
key hole, leaning against the wall, and in language had a large wound on each shoulder. Before
Which hp would not repeat, saying, "Confound the placing the animal in the wagon, his master cut
bole order of teingstr (Laughter.) Now with the the collar, 80 that it should not rub the wounds.
eit're'Redeale be thought That had a great aoldoEY, The horse was not in • fit state to work, the wounds
for when they could pot fteii their key into a par- being running ones.—P.. Pitfield proved seeing
Ocular hole they leant agenist` the wall and cried, White driving the horse on the day in question.
4. Confound the thing altogether.e. • When he looked He said one of the wounds was two inches long and
at the Conservative party he found that they pursued three wide. The animal appeared to ha in pain.—
middle volute—one that•was meet oonstitutional Pined de. and ocipts.—AintlllLT.—Roberli Stream,
dad likely to be popular in the.. country. They of Weyinonth, wwwiantoomed for sinaniting Eksabeth
desired to conserve the institutions of the country, Whittle, on the 17th May. —Complainant sag on
they respected the Prerogatives .of the Crown, the day in question as she was walking, she met
'hey maintained the privileges of the Lords, defendant, who accosted her by saying, " Well, my
and it the same time they waled not allow any in dear,. how are you?" Ske *quested him not to
tringemant upon the rights Of the Commons. He annoy her, when Ist struck, her in the face, and
nOW appealed be the oomuioners of Englaad—to knocked off her bat. Re wadi rather the worse fai
the commoners of Dorchester, and it was for them to liquot.—Detendant pleaded getiltp, Pad wionanteoned
my whether, relykigrition their support and the to a Month's hard labour.
Mimed they .nsiiilst to bear on his cause, they R 1 MEETING. —The
lowild allow hint tO be t away from the town, sad Volunteers for the transaction
their tillarnebs Whe eamilkod on amount of Me at kke Gni'
fala4 rflP•94 Icillah ""mtl So tuvr, beta ;11*4. blit lb.'
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