The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-02-07 00:00:00

M18E11.4811 MATRIMONY.

On Tuesday WM. before the Kayor (R. N. Howard,
Req.), J. Lan Ile, Rm., and J. Z. Robens, Eat.
Wiry Joao Reael,y. a myriad woman, re.' summoned
for using inciting language towards Ws. Frinens /Rank-
ling.
Os the charge being named to her, Beasley exclaimed:
I. abet I. ream anybody I Ile to have indoors t
TM Kayo, •• That d, p
Kra fimoktiag saki defeadant awl her hasbead had
boas lodging at bar house, and on friday eventing the
husband was away on his out, aboard ship Defendant
west away about half-past nine. and returned about half-
past five. Whin defendant entered the door witness said
—Kra floaeley you have been away all day, neglecting
your husband's duties.
Beesley: What do you omit to my that fort
Yrs. Btockting "You bays been neglecting your
bu.losad's duties by going away every day; you gets no
bad company at my house, bat you goes to weak thorn."
Niro. 13easlay says "11l rip your out By that Stock-
tins earns holm. sod shit &hosed par.
(sertlrieelly): Poor soul What you suet
suffer

--Eta— Mayor: Yoe will do yawed! no good by rook
*brie/ration! Of that.. . . _

Mn. She takes home a child. I bellies the
child Wasp to one named Jacob. it is about fire at six
years old, and elm begjects her husband's &Mks% led I
told her I would not hare it. Mr husband didet like to
shot her out of door% so we " bid" up till half-pest
whin she came boss enlist and I uol..ked the dirt=
let her in: that wai ail that happened that eventog. If
shs wishes the other to be brought forward_ I eon.
Kr. AM..: The magistrates would like to beer.
: I don't think the lotions boa any more to say.
Mr. Arden: Did abs bring any moo to your door?
Mrs. ikockting If she wish,. the truth spoken, I will
speak the truth. Stie bag Wright • man to my door;
butt would not allow it—not on Frid .7 but oe Wednesday
night. She has so worried me that I doe% know how I
have been oleos; she has got up altar I was in bed and
brought a mat to my door.
Kr. Aid..: Is it the teem of you having tows that
Mrs. II +sky brims men home!
Mrs. Stockting Yea, mostly for that, biters I will not
allow the wan to cum. Mudd, my door.
Tits husband ist defendant the. stold forward; but Ma
wile saluted him with laughter at his smutty anemones,
(ha Wog an engine.osan), and told him, You know
nothing about It: you Weak what you an oohed to steak ;
but lists% your Dimities.
Mrs. Stocktioi: You had bettor be quiet.
Mn. Swig : What hare I got to be inlet fort
Ravioli • right to defied my own eau i• 1 Do piss think
Tot a fool t (to Kra StnektiSlO: Hays I ever asked you
to lot anyone lot—A: You have
D./sedan{: Did ever I bring anyone in I—L: You
hay,.

-le-answer to the Death : I have never seen any harm
In_my pnsimes.
Defeedant's husband was allowed to enter the boa, bat
the Mayor told him there was a doubt as to whether be
ought to be sworn. He was allowed to make a statament,
and said be wag at home three days in the wish. bowies
he wee "donkey-au." on board hi. ship, sad had to get
up steam by seven. Hs bid been 74 years In that boat
with a good character. Twice he had sent the woman
home and she came beck.
Mrs. Bessisy : Where's my place but where my hnsband
I.? Tbe mond time I was in a good situation lx
Oardif.
The hushaad stated be did not used his wife say maw
because he did not think she deserved It She told ham
she bad a pow from the Admiral, but she had lost it, and
the wrote to him fr 'he utoory to bring bar from Oardli
toW ymoutb. it. or to to hie ttltsrl, Warwickshin.
whole he omit (root, sod mud he had goat away to
Americo sad loft her destitute, ood hto fstb.r wit b.,
£2, an I tie brother 5.. Last Meta' thy alakt—was It
Ss uniay sight. Mrs fierkitna
Defendsat : You ere not t set anybody.
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husbood : I &sive' her to mood me trousers, hod
she mid MN hada t hay thread, iko I pre her • ehili.•• to
eet mom thread, but she did& t do it, mad I wu obliged
to go to the stewardess and get s Doodle sad Weed sod
mend them me.ell.
Defendant • 111 wax is Imlawl in my own oomitrY

1.1.7, Vivi I r;1 rtioi;;
knocked me about I could sand bits to lamas. I want to
no back to my own country it IN will allow Ise namotking.
L at my lip.
Two man: Sim got that lip biomass whoa I somas home
to tea olio got none.
NOV ant: Row oould I get It oat of s ahilllng I Only
6d. al a ElatarJay night to got in akw wicks. All th•
woman knows It.
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-11-ted to get bone 25.. a week, and I hate
bought her two lota el furniture once I have been in
Weymouth.
Defendant was asked whether she would promise to
losm hoe husband; tint she wed she emoted to live with
him. or aim would go to irelsod If she gm an alkewascs
The Moot: Ytu cannot compsi hint to.
The hasboad : if you can defend yourself to the magis-
trate' t'ill allow it.
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The Mayor mid the question ttu y hal to with wee that
of her tidos locality lausueis taws di Frances Stocktlas.
No doubt the leagues, bad been need. nod It would surely
lead to a breach of the peace if they lived writes,. Mrs.
ftt‘okting could sot Iv expected to leave her house for
Eotosist but It would hese loupe rifest. on the Beach if

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17. -Beasi.y would consent to d, so. If they bound her
over she would have to find sureties; but, as she was
away from her Mende, she would hum greet difficulty in
doing so, and the result would simply mean to t Sr a {mg
term of imprisonment Would she leave the house
The defendant said she would lease the kv.use sod sob
zo there again. Sonia things there dia sot helms to her.
but to Mrs. Hurdle.
The 11.yer said she had wallas to do with that and
pointed out that after such 000 duct the husband is not
bound to support the wife, but if mhe did not come near
him would be allow her si. • week!
The : I don't think she desterves it.
The wife: Unless it is pot In the magistrates' baads I
shall be sure not lobs,. it.
The Mayor: You must remember yo 3 bare made her
your with, end why should the public be punished by yuar
conduct? You had Wye, allow her ss. • week, sad we
will protect you it is much the easiest way.
The husband: Yes, I will, &ad twit It with Kr.
Vickery.
Defeadaat: Thank you, year honour: I am very glad.
In sassier to the Beach, Mrs. Stockans wee content to
have the cam adlosrsed for a month, sad it was se
adjourned, the woman wilt thankiag the Bench. and
laughing heartily when her beck was turned. She was
observed by Kr. &obese, and suitably admosishad, said
she wet very glad to get away teem the man, and laughed
frequently on leaving the (Lan.