The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18 00:00:00

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Maar of the masqueraders have been photo-
graphed It. their divot's, ihir. Mater Ouit, of St.
Mary'e-street haring tibia shoo: forty. Co I IA .rtrait.
exhibited la his windier bear teetimooy It the great
artletio merit of Me works of Mt. RI. elpit4Ell of
ammonia" appesre to be qrfeot, sad a speoloasu we
had so oppirtuaity of .ailaa would please sod gratify
the most fastidious. _ _

-40-rnaird."—soimi Fusin°ginals.—On Friday. Thomas
Lee, of Ettai's U mrt, a. munzioned for assaulting
William Worsting. There was a wrom-stiomnoos.
Bowed,* being summoned for using language tend-
ing to Incite to commit a brook of the pesos. Lee
said on Friday last he WM hawking fide in Brum-
wick-terram, when defendant followed him to a house
he we. in the Itsbit of supplying. ii. sail that was
not much of •triolt. sod one se would not be go ilty of
when defendant gave him a violent blow In the neck.
Defendant ofierwarde met him again and threatened
to wring his nose off, and struck him twice Os the fem.
and koscke i him down. Evideno• io the orom-scon-
in ins we. then taken, and Lee said when he wont to
the seine house as Bowerins he pushed him and his
beast away. If. afterward. °ailed him names when
witness pushed him, but did not strik• bun—Jobs
Slade, oab driver, proved seeing Lee strike B miming
two blows on the We after wine words had puled
between them.—Bowering was 6ned f.. 61. and ousts,
and both perdu' were bound over to keep tbs pesos
for six months.

BainaL Atts•OLT ON • WiNs.—At the Borough
Polotrooort on Friday, before the 14 oyor (Mr. R.
Tuomm), Mr. T. Abbott., Dr. Nathan, Mr, J. A. Tal-
b d, Mr. J. Fitment. Mr. J. U. Raw., Mr. G. Rollo,
and Mr. R. N. Howord,—Henry Roper wee sum
rariord by his wife Harriet for &omitting and beating
her on Saturday. the 25th of October. —Mr. B men,
who appeared for the caimploinant, said the ass init
wag of a mod aggravated olimasuir, and be naked for
an order of esparatioo.—Ars. Roper, who retained
marks of her husband's ill.treatment, said else had been
married shout 26 yearn. Oa Saturday, Oct 'bar 2512.
Om
went to a publichortee in Park-street, the Prince of
Wales. and soaked if her husband wow there. He then
came out f the hones, followed her up the street. and
kicked her on the et sod eide oeveral elm's. If.
sidled her be I names, and said he would murder her.
He kieked her to the ground. She got up and walked
to per boom 5, Weetrarrace, when he knocked her
down and said be would murder her, kicking her on
the hand an I face. Stie showed her right howl, on
which there was 'Veil now a great knob. Sh•soreamel
"M arder." had begged him not to ill-treat her soy
more. On going indoors he gave her a slap in the
face. and thou went upstairs. She bad been c im-
pelled to go to a doctor for advice. For three weeks
ells had been obliged to be fed with a 'p.m, arid her
mouth hod bled from time to time. H-r bonbon] had
beaten her ever since she had been married. The
bleeding from the mouth ired brought on by blows
which he ha I given her. Ilyr jaw was injured in
July last by a blow from her hothead, for wideh mho
ired two do tos to attend her—Dr. Lush and 31-.
Colmar. Mb- won etifiering from that injory now. In
Saturday defendant square I oil at her, spit at her in
the feos, awl struck her. Sias ran sway, but hs
followed and threatened tom trier hrr. From the asy
I, which he treated her she went in danger of her ide.
Cromws.mined : The blow on her hand was not
• mied by a fill between the sofa sod table, but by
her husbancre treatment—Defeo last maid his wi's
had not been (rich two nights for the bat three week..
—Ann Bdiett, who lived close to Mrs. Rome, imid
on the sirsoing In question, hearing loud talking out
ot doors, she went to ass what we. ths matter, and
found Mee Koper on the remind. She afterwar Is saw
defendant push her, and she told him not to strike or
hurt hie w:fe.—Mr. Calmer, surgeon, said he hal
attends.' Mrs. Roper In Jima last for iojories to her
face, the result of. blow of some description, and she
was under hi. care for about three weeks. On the
11th of November she OSUMI to hien again, this tlios
reepeuting • blow on the right hand, which might
have been caused by • blow, kiok, or fall. The in-
Julie. were ..ucu 1114 to Milli o insilarnble psi.. He
noticed • bmios on the face, but the dieciolorcion was
pawior aw ay. —ln his defame. It .per said he hot
tried his wife in every ehape and form, both by Idol-
nose and other wine Sue got so drunk 16. t., make life
unbearable. seen MP late as last week coming home
deal drunk in • cab at one in the morning. Sue
aggravated him Iwo much that he really did not know
whet he was shoot. If a woman stayed away 13
sights out of 15 from her husband, it we. euongh Cr
make a man do whot he otherwise would not. —A
man newel Mfrs] Anti-ewe was sell. din hie behalf.
—The Bench were of opinion the beet war.. woold
be to grant a ja Halal separstion,-11 oar r "Wit), the
greatest pleaeure,"—Mr. B men said 6/..e. B per w •
precool to maks her husband an allowsom of El a
ae the business she hat wee entirely here.
L.ifeoriant sold he was not going to be pensioned . if
like that ; he wanted his house of furniture.—The
Mayer said there seemed Ii be fault on b .th •nd
on Isr these airoamstaaosi he would be lad El, in-
cluding amts.—Ch. money was paid.