The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-18 00:00:00

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bi On Slant,.NA. wero no enact to to heard
at .I..lldhsil on 'fuesday morning WA. 11. Itaggitt, I
, att nded, atni th • aessions woro opeito I 1., the
a Igo tat at litaoJ in An • form and inimadi•'aly dosed. '
tit Royal, 1A j.i.—Tbo folliawinA letter has
been received by the fil•yor (J. blllLidge, Emi.) iu
webnowledgement of the address of congrAtulation pre-
movend by hi. Wor.hip on behalf of the Cerporation
tautl inhabitants :—" Tho Ninon's I.ruis Marchioness
of Love, and the Matiinis of Lome have received
with much pleasure tho address forwarded to them by
the M•yor, the reprrn uMtive of tho municipality
aml bnrgesses of the andont borough of Woywou.
wad Malsombe Regis. They thank the inhabitants of
the novongh for the great kinduest of feeling crines.,ed
be the Wreak and nasuro them that thy will lawny.
iren•atubsir it with gratitude. To tho Mayor of the
biti rgh of Weymouth and lielootube Regis
• litmotßin Pern Sinniuja, Wodnesday,—Be!ore the
Meyer ..ort 0. Wilson, Eal.
C• • a4I Wi4o,, tramp, from Ireland, was brought up for
~,or in an outhouse. P.O Ilsradoed found the prisoner
eimaiiing ill an outhouae belonging to St. John's school. Ile
am money or lodgings, and no satiable means of subsd.tatioe.
l'rt, thee had been previously found drunk, audio:a biglat an
men out of torn by the constablo.—Fourteen days hard
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t.•r McLavklata, marine, was charged with being drunk,
and ....uniting P.C. Engbah last night.—William litan:ey said
ha .on went out about half-past two this morning aml left
tie dour shut. Shortly afterwards he found prisoner In tire
shop, and entreated him to go out, as his alto was 111. lio
would not go, and when witness went to turn hint out Ito
wrestled with him, and was too strong for ; in fact he
woe the *triages( man be rice met. 110 got him out at last,
but prisoner burst the door open again. Sent for a police.
loan, when he said all the policemen in the world elruuld not
turn him out. The putvemait came, and prisoner resisted
him) P.C. English found him kicking thy door and trir dtm
get him away, when prisoner caught him by tho breast and
struck him. He had been drinking, and was %sty violent.—
Prisoner, who had been in tho son ice eighteen years, and has
two good conduct badges, said he had soon cuts on his head
oong, which made tim. bad when he drank.—The hla)or
o . r.: ~risoner not to take mi)thing but tea and ~te.
1. including coda, or seven days In default.
h i.a.—Belore the Mayor aad G. Itlynotle.
h• Hnneod, an old wheel-chairman, was brought up for
bentisig ils wife and threatening her life.--Tbe wile has an
mo of per week from the parish, and the old rascal
wantei to get it away from her, and because she would not
give I,IW up her last weebt:cuey he struck lie,. He es, .1
put, took her loaf of and cl.anzo I it for beer st
gmblic iso. The poor wife did not want to hurt !um, awl
kid h. make out that he was not right WI Mina, s.iv htittild
the Ikutch would not send him t 3 pri sea, as tic 1.1.1 if riilmly
beet a goiall hualiand and lather.—Seiwriatentlent N al I
to, It, MOM gentlemen had examined the prisoner ; hut th y
cotud not ghre him a certificate that anyUnnii was the itiattcr
site, triwl to slaver the Mayor over by coiling
him •• W rehipful Master," and telling • Inig accomit of tsh,du
by WA I. irked fir; but tic was ordered to II 1.1 one surety in
it.S mad •ilmsell in e.:10 for his better bell rviour for VIM
Mir ..nd this not being found,he eel committel tu prison.
• t .1 . he old fellow turn I inwdent, and exclaimed"
m to Dtireileilsr, I hope ; this Collfirlahilett placo here IS
• _._said dirty." liviteul of fawning, ILS be hod hd 4'14 Oh
MC, 0.. that came o, he now glared rounl the court ill it
rage, ant showed that there was "wotliod la hit maslues,," if
itlelh,e were mad at all.