The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-15 00:00:00

JAMBS TRIMMINOY._WILLIAM HENRY

10/181.11D

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At the Sluthampton C 'only Court Wit week the
following cue of local intermit woo tried :
The plaintiff, represested by Mr. Bell, le • labourer
living at ilartpuiy-terreice, Bassi* Tetley, and claimed of
dot ndaor, a shoemaker, of Swansea, Bonier, the elm of
LII, maser paid and ego old., in maintaining Mrs. Essex,
hie wits. from November, 1691, to D cember. 1883, being
56 weeks, at 61, per we —Mr. B. ti,., of the Western
berriete.. appsarel for defendant, insertpt...l by
Mr. Bamtord.of Warsoam. —Too defenda 0,101877 married
Miss Tri owing, detenlette's dseur.ter, and they lived
t igether till the it of Norocaher, 1881, when, my. Ball
▪ he awaulted her and tarsal her out of doors. She
took refuge very pr 'party under her fathees toot: hence
the eta- m.—Mrs. Agnes Julia Benz said she worried
defendant in Janatry, 1877, an I lived with him till the
Itni November, 1881, on which day he toraehed her an 1
slot her home, and she had s nc, lived with and at the
expense of her father. defendant having .upplied her eat.
no means whatever. On her father behalf she gar•
instructions for tie, solicitor's letter (produced) t, he eeat
to defendant claiming payment for her maintenance, but
no reply had boss rsceived. —By Mr. Boils.: Defendant's
mother was present WINO he tbrashed her; she woe a
dead. George Rayon warn oleo present, and saw him
knock her acorn. Had not received money from any
other source but her father since ehe returned, but did
not apply to her bonneted tor any maintenance Isolate ohs
Instructed Wean Bell an I Taylor to write the letter. Si.
wrote to him for her marriage certificate, but be did not
reply. Remembered walking home with her husband on
the evening of the Sad November ; had ha I • drop of
drink, she admitted, but was not intoxicated. She had
had one glass, aid no lily would become intoxicated with
that. Bed been to no publichouse ; but had been to
friend's house to supper, and had one gleam there. Did
not throw saucara or other thing. at her husband's head
when ehe got home ; she di.l not spit in hie face or
threaten ti take his life with a knife. Defendant and
Blayeom did not tike the knife from her hand. She
laid on the *rife all night, but defendant did not remain
up with her. She did not go to bed because
defendant'. mother was sleep ng is his bedroom ins
second bed. " I don't think t mea right and proper."
(Lanett:re Mr. Bodge: That's • false notion of
delicacy.—Mr. Hell: I dider. —Mrs. Basel further said the
mother had slept in the room for • lo tg time. Heir
itueband helped pack her boxed ; she did not go of her
own accord, and she was sent away from Wareham .t etlon
without • peony or • breakfast. Her buoband packed her
Into the carrier, van, and told the carrier to pay "hie
miasma's fare" to Souttuunptm West. She denied that she
left of her own sccord ; defendant had written to her
father saying he should send her home, but she hod never
expressed her intention of leaving him.—Mr. Budge: DJ
Wl.irettit
bto,igio btzt to youirhuenleaurige's;hihuseavenoywout—...ll.,..:
written to him exyrsesing • wipla to return I—ilis
Same answered no. She had neve. told. anyone shea old
get twenty bookend, if she bk. cl.—Mr. Budge: It's no an.
common event, but you and your mot iet-indaw did o eget
on very well I—A. : Tee, we ill ; she was my aunt,
and we had only two quarrels all to time I woo ihere.—
By Mr. Bell: It was always • matter of timplront on her
p.rt that he insieted on hie souther sleeong In their 1...i1•
room —Mr. Bell INIr Mr. Bodge hod admit:el that 7.. 61.
• woe k eat • fair charge sad therefore ha sh,uid not call
the fathrr.— Yr. Bulge s'old he wanted to a.k Triaooiog
ianae queetuoa sad Mr. Bell reSiliM th., the hl.he'l
counsel had better call biol. for ',Watling... wail 4.wed.
—Mr. Bulge thereupon aldremed hi. lloaour ou the
law of the case, saying that if • mail kkked his wife out
of doors she was no doubt juatilled in pledging her
huslaurre credit, but on the other hand if she voluntarily
ft and refused to return she hail no such sol..ority. It
was no unnatial al thing t sat • woman, haring tired of he,
husband, should return to her father, who, out of natural
affection, wou'd iminteln Me ; bet in the MOW tees no

dowood woo mods upon the booboo' ; oo ottoon,' o's
made at reconcilostion. and the ftr.t he beard was this
chum of Z2l. Mr Zuux's said ince as to the tumult
uncorroboratod ; so. raid Itaymm vomit, but
curioueof enough flays= wm ono of delonlant'd
w Maims. H. urgoil. Malodor., molding his Honour
a. a jury, there woo, upon the law goverwino such
,n,,ut. .ocizl.i or:9 ititosont opunioo. Mr. flu l.
O the Cl .uying
w▪
as Mot no assouit was committed, tot dollendont mall%
had boon tm indulgent, and thot so for from being the
in.tkotton of lb. atiporation, he, a steady sobor man,
hod no desire to get rid of her, but the: formed a
hoblo, unfortanatrly. of induogom in drink. and Iwo rn no
tared of her home, want away voluntanlv Xi her lath r.--
Ddleadant. swum. 041 toil on the Sod November be unit
his wife in Cbape.-tanr, Swamp. Niteroi° nuns on I t •ii.
Soo wa. talking to • moo, an lb. (Loma) led her hum..
.n 4.4 the worse for tirtuk.-111. Honour :
1 What state WY ohe int--Witimos: Druck, sir;
tosuixi-
o.i.d.—Wbos they got home no began kicking up • row,
opOtang in hill fee., end heaving thing, at him. Sue took
up • bath and summoned ti run it thorough him. Ile
jumped up and took no knife away, Haysom helping
▪ Sho lad on th. eols. and witne. sat up all night
with her; and In tio mooting she said oho wee going, and
h• did not wish her to go, and gove no c wasont, line went,
and hag never retuined; and he had not been &eked to
Sake her back. She loot* otio. fur timer montage liam,
and witams did not folx7.—By Mr. Sell: Did not
only boom.* be knew he was not iu bolt; Ye,, he stood
upon his &guar.—Hr. Boll: Why did DA you engem
Lb. boor from my Sr.. soling you had brutal,
meaulted your wits sad tounwl her out of door.
Dignity no. n Yea.—Hr. Bed: Woll, I call
it impadmcw—ln answer to liartmer ques lota, detondoint
said 44 had n t.r Lao fattuer to p ti. wife ; she
went away of tor own free will, old diwertot him, an t
he was proprood n ow tu rinei re her if abs would go hoot.
He bad take.o no steps ot any sort or kind to Motow her
tomtits beak ;he knew It would be of no use. Wrote to
h.r sister the usornine she Of t.—Mr. Bid was about to
ash question.' upon that totter, but Sr. Budge said it woo
lost—Mr. Budge said h• moot havo proof of the loos,
and Mr. Bed called Hrs. Bolin, Km Eassora Mawr, who
mid oho fuel • letter the same evening that lorar
returned and had lost it. filo kept it for four or It..
mouths, intending to WO it agoiret detendaut. The
totter began /Lectern. I've soot VOW siotor home; ob.
shall zoom 0404 buck to in. ni noo-e. I loam mat her
from no for ever." Every " mut " had • dub under it.
Watame's another root it ao Elouour abed
defendant Ina version of th o terms o' the lotkr, and he
replied he never wrote what we. doted. ae wrote to
my she km left him, and he believod oho hat gone to her
father's. Did not begin it 'Moslem,' but with ' Kra.
Sums.' Carried ht. solo'. box to the bott m of to* Lana,
where Summers, the curio% toot it He did not tell
4141 to pay her fare, but he moo • day or two
after and asked for toe money, and witooss goy* it him.
—Yr. 801 l put in the letter wntion by ths wife
asking for her marnago bast, which we. couched In
affoonanate terms, and concluded ' Your faith! ul
Howie Hareems, e fellow lod•er of dollendant'.., said that
on to. evening is uneetfou Mr. Mush went out at tee-
ti3ll/‘ and dot not :ottani toll Notweeo sou and elevon. Her
huMand cool. home with oar, and she woo is • mot, or
(mot mootemont. Bh. took tip • butte and threatened
delondaut and his motha, .rod ,oil him to it.t um box
r.aty, mob, should b4lOB In M. maculae, There wee no
blow struck.—lira Kau and Julia Week. hoeing glom
erbium,. In .upp.rt 01 defend out'll C 0.., and Mr. Bell and
Kr. Budge havino • ldrasod the Court, hio Honour iie d
teal upon the queation oi twang out of dome plaritifre
cam had tall id. A. to the question *lowa defendant
gave consent too her going, it was true he Carried her boo,
but taking his evident. as a whole to the offewt that she
wad boih "mutat. and mamas" too, and having raade up
her miad W 44 sore to 606 UPOO it, be came to the con
elusion he did not 41v. commit; and ou the °three part of
the caw. he decided that plaintiff must be non.mited, ant
no or ler would be mad% without oat'. —Mr. Bell applied
for &copy of the judgo's note., whou hit Honour rofuod
to give, and, to answering Mr. Bell, consonted to the
verdict being entered so • non-wilt without costs and
without wallah:to.