The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-24 00:00:00

COSSET COUNTY HOSPITAL.

During CM week ending December 19th, three hare
been admitted :—ln-patients, 3 ; diocharged, 4; Out-
=bp admitted, 3 ; &chimed, 7 ; assorpaallm, 1 ;
0 in the hospital, 41 ; out-
wants on the boob 230; catmalties, 13. Phylicism
for the week, Dr. W. V. Lush; surgeon for the
week, Mr. J. Tudor; home-surgeon, Mr. Herbert
J. Capon.
There hare also been 10 out-patients and 1 in-patient
with renewed tickets.

- TleellonS;43urgeon— thankfully aolmowleci=e
pheasants for thie patient* nee from Mr. R. ,
of Bridehead.

Ma. EDWLIDeII Dims son TEI Pooa.—On
Friday morning the Mayor OIL G. R. Eliot) distri-
buted the tickets at the GuII&all Mai aged poor over
SO years of age.

Ons of the neatest little alraanacks for 1879 we
hare yet seen, is that produced at the Vandyck Press,
Weymouth. The Vandyck Almanac in sine Is that
technically known.. Dewy 32 inc. and the printing
is all that can be desired, silt cosinins a quantity of
local information, and is prised at one penny. The
sale, we are sure, will reach a large number.

Botooon Pouca. Fritlay.—Boloro Dr. Dom, srut Mr.
T. Abbott . .

•
George in,. of Portland, me charged with not male
tabling his wife in the Weymouth Union Workhouse.—
Kr. Widsford appeared for the Guardiaas.—Mr. J. Lee
said the defendant wee a warder at the Prison, and his
wife wee chargeable on the common fond of the Union.
—The muter, Mr. William, Bishop. added : Elisabeth
Eine was admitted to the Weymouth Union on the Ind
a October, and was still theta—Mr. Lie stated defendant
had not paid anything for his wife's support shim she had
been In the Union. —Kr. It N. Howard appeared for
defendant, and cromexambied Mr. Lee, who said Wan-
dent's wife received relief at his doer, she had not had
outdoor relief at all. She had been many bows for
relief, and be gave her • ticket for the home on the lot or
Sad of October. She did not oomplain of any bodily
ailment; she only said she was elostituta.--Mr. Witlaford
explained the wife had nothing t. do with Mem proceed.
Inge. It woo an action by the Guardians spier& the
defendant for relief which they had given to thenil..—
Mr.
las continued: The wife did not say she had come
from Winchester, she told him that she had been to b• t
husband and had been refused admittame. When she
complained of being destitute he knew sh• was the wife
of deadest, for defendant had admitted it. He heard
that she had gone to live with • soldier—the Imbed mid
so. Did not hear the name of the soldier whom the wile
had gone to live with. —Kr. Howard said it was • very
melancholy mos for the magistrates to decide upon; be
had known the defendant for 12 ym
of s* be was • rasa
of good cbarectir„ and had the sympathy all who knew
him at the Priam Dideadaat had letters Managed
to his wife from other Ma, on. omainenced "Xm
tiau.
Limy."—Mr. Weleford objected to "c
—Kr. Howard said the letters producorwal"rrbeould proved.
One of the lettere received was sent to Mr. Whits and he
should prove she had been living in adultery.—Tbe Basalt
said if Hr. Howard could prove adultery Me hitsbead
would not be liable. —Kr. Howard further stated the wife
had left her husband £33 In debt —Emily Whim widow,
living at else Grove, said defeadmit had lived near her for
lig years. She (witness) was the mother of 11 ohildrea. The
lettor produced she could not my whether ala had ma It
before. Mrs. King had imbed her (witness) to resolve
letters for her. —Er. Williford men objected to the
evidence. —Mr Howard said there was • bundle ef betties
frees the woman's paramour. —Kra White reamed : She
went to the husband end asked him to forgive her, saying
that the wife had dam what she ought ant to bare dom.
Kr. Lim did not take her M. She (wham) Mew that
the wife was awal.furtlam bar holm—W. Howard said if
Me owe ale ad for • week he maid predate
="rproof; objeetioas were only imitable!. they
prove the Mediating if they obtained an adjourn.
meat The wife bad been living with Corporal Granville,
sad he thought that if the Guardians knew the facts of
ome they would withdraw from it —The Benoit Melded
to allow Lae oies to stand over for • fortnight. •
Eska Peeve., of Portlaad, was charged with not main.
raising hie chlldes,, sad leaving them chargeable to the
Union WorkMem—Kr. Wek/ord said on July Msh the
mildness mat the defendant to Dorchester Prison se
vagrant ; time was gives to klin to see if be would give
towed& the inelatiemee Of Mr children. He had sot the
Board at agleam eel hid lift three sons as the parleit
t2.7.tre hater
madefentrttlidtrimmairied
aist=to the ii;eairo.snind of the Unica, the three
bete ObarrAbb on the WWI alma Jed, lae4;
defeadaare Milldam were quite unable to imintala
themeelvii : defendant had ocatributed Inwards Ids
okildren's useatimeams The Board asked his to me
tribute So per week, but he had not pad dace kattia
Defendant was the reputed COMM' of Property In
lme July he stated be was the owner of • home at Port.
Mad. He (Kr. Les) coosidired defendant capable of
maintaining Ma children in sari Defendant had admitted
he was the owner of property on several condom Kt W.Ldord put in lb. previous wane t loin. The dahadmi
mid he hod a certificate to show that he was not sa able.
bo.di.g man ; his right eye wee bed, ita Kr. Williford
sidd on the last onasslon the defendant paid • solicitor,
but he hod not paid towards the maintenance of his
children. Hann* returned Mr. Warlord did 001
know that he acted in the lost cue for defiudent Mere
or £l3O. but the colt, would i.e., than she
hold two mortgages on the propwhy D,(ga.
s toolbar had lo.t him money since iou .
him lnteto.t on lt;bebe4 made over hi.
breuvuriord replied it wee a Irandut.ut cone,
Lptvrtihitmition, end lb. award was i'veu In faugo. if
d'.7thidendamid.difandimrd hie brother for tomey be advanced so blm,.._
.Hlipadr.athi.hert
t was at prinon he oould .ol do the w
irtun, on litigation but Ik. Henne reified
not earned any money since the action or
Joha Pearce,
over eu.
bamii but
be dld not kno:::".rwhatto
kinkitarwash.the;
"daisdanweenaa:ear...kA77::
he made over all be powered ; Ile did sicit know whether
rest ; detendeat was still living in the rune b 00... Ha did not know if PortJaad hi mother bad any quarrys land In
; did not know the —
to tvdid he Panama of tisa alarmst: w:bisrosa saw it was • tam:tome treseecoleo. end he hoped the
dan.ladbeig:tbrsrShatilllttbell"tesslkir:ldtkllhig&rdtheaprisania"aad.nliggkit=9l.l4.ll wut:lll.llrommel).l.utialf
is mesent of hi. feebler& —The Beach mid the
ismaiderall defendant aspable of oositributlai
aid
thehrelmWou-7:05, per remnmenduipri. week;lb' botsigaerdisuwitto oomougoglia:kwerrartigia4.wooadziii
Illsdletrates would sot take oagaimaig of tie used sessuresl Q. way that bad bees mallined.

onstgrmai ?I,IIPAIIATIONS.
• Owns fl the Amide graspsii. stestlap.
Ad Umiguisas glow Elk light and ring with mirth.
And every heart is to liestven's !ludo hertUngt
Gaod will sad pesos ow earth.
" Worm-hound Christmas" has this year been heralded
with the utuel public displays of the raw nubborial which
goes to furniali the most soratiel dish et the snarl
gathering of dear friends ever beam haw* in seem
more axe silent beef than what is to be seen at the prensat to Lb. wall-stocks& botohors shops is oar tow.. Thsy
hors DAN, kicy red,. tor the spit; and what is
m.st important, it doss not pauses a superabundance of
fat. We sire sadly afraid that sot nosh of this besatital
looking most will dad 11. was into tie hours of the
working classeso fog the severs weather of the past visit
or two has haws the imam el throwing asayth...i..lussflrstis
of own outisitztlagment. It is haw_ to
ftatkno'wo rm. tad ow thr=
i'airiphre given to ths need psoLoslaissiotio Pr shops vs
""topsiletcsa=agroses. briptembssa9=4".."*.
WM.' 1110 lbs NSA 14 me Me ma

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