The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-16 00:00:00

complainant said he had been in defendant's employ as a
for many years. If e was • weekly servant and received
a neck, but wan discharged on Cl.. ..l3rd of July in conic.
hence of the yacht couthic, on en anchor, lie naked Captain
Youndhusband twice for them now, but he etifiNed to pay.
The Bench said that this case Anexht not to have been limught
before them, it was a County Court cane. The magistrates ft Ad
poiser under the Act of l'arli 'meat which applied to sailor.
thipped in the ordinary way, and not to a man engsgol on
Ott hAard • yacht.
The expenses he had been put to woukl ho refunded- He
Mid RI, to the C 11111 l thilArt Er a remedy.
. . . .

Defendant (excitedly, and In a I I voice.) field your
tongue, you 4.1 idaaguanl ! Marching out through the
Court, dile Aunt continued Do not annoy tne, or I %%ill
knock tour brains out! Think I will bu itmulted jo Court by
an ,d 1 fellow like your
By this time, defendant's ettideu had taken hint nearly to the
W•or, r. 11.1 thr rppearing .4 to take tho
n„tke 01 th, pro, “ers! wit). thy bil•thic,..
MARIA CAI'LDWRLL Riks .uminoned for thieatening to du
grlcroto, It slily harm to Elleoljean,'dr Walpole-street.
Mr. Itcorae apptarod for Mrs. Damn, and Mr. (I. B. Webdord
for Mr.,. Cauldwell. . .

The Mawr appealed to the profe-sional gentlemen whether
they could not ,ettle the ease. but Mr. Geor,reon hir it and
Mr. Wel.fonl ,nt the .ther, deciare.l that they it zht the
..0 the ether side SO lad that It ought to come before
the Iteneh. . . . .

The Mayor suked whether, as if the cvset WWI so bad, it would
not he making 'mitten worse to bring out all the details In
Court.

3lr.Ora .aII ho beiicreal lit client t‘iho totnily in the
Aida. • • • • • - . • .

IV• leford could not agr,e with hi•frieud but he thought
it wall be heeeNsary h.r the licuch to bear the tam.
Ellen Peen sahl that last inursday morning, about nine
o'clock. she went to her door to nen I her little boy to nehool.
hire H.snis. was etarnPng at her can doer. and thee chatted
about the weather when defendant twme by, and u•ed abusive
language. too bad to be utter° i unie•s the Butch required
witness to renew. the words.
rhe Mater intimated they would dispenae with witness
repeating the uffeutsiee wont..
Con•plainant continued that defendant threatehed her life.
After ditmer the complainant went to her door to shake out
the table rut h. when Aefendant came by again, and threatened
to be the death • (her, as she Innnplainaill) had iven the incena
of gettio4 her husband out of work. Coniplainant declared she
was in fear of her life.

: Ind not say In defendant's hearing, " Ifer
name stinks," nor had she on prey' otvOcijhu made
offe,sive statements Or uttered stith words no that 4,(,:,„hut
might lwar them ; nor did she say, on the morning spoken of,
" Are ) 011 no ,iint to the Cemetery to ) our poor r Nor did
she 14. y that defendant was her girl's vivtitat. Mr.. Cauldwell
lived In the house tsfore they (the Deans) lid; they were n. t
on particularly friendly menu.; but Mrs. Cauldwell was at her
house once I) tween nine and ten, whi n they hal a party.--4 :
Did not she used w ilk in without ringing the hell I,—A 1' lie
had no bell, no she could not ring. "She used to none in, and
say, "Mrs. Dean, are you in?" Comp! iinant's husband alter
wards told Mrs. Csuldwell he wished to be friendly with every-
body ;but he should like her to keep to her own house. They
became unfriendly because Mr.. Cauldwell mai I the Dean's had
things awl never paid for them. It was not with reference to
any_ one that lieltrasl at their house.
Mr. Webfoni : not Mrs Cauldwoll come into a Mom one
evening, and We S certain person In a wrong inantlon towards
)ou ?- -llrs. Dean bite& denial thix lint not raised any
report respesting defendant or her husband. or about their
daughter, and only reported to the Rev. John btepheffeni what
the hoer girl had said ; but not exaetly the won's that the girl
had said, as they were not fit to tell a gentleman • still she
told Mr. Stephenson to the same effect au the girl had told her.
By the Mayor: Considered her to be In bodily fear ever since
February. The statements made by the deceased girl were
made in the presence of her husband's cousin, a girl named Elden
Dean, 14 year. old.
Mrs. Woods, wife of a lamp-trimmer, spoken( Mrs. Cluldwell
coming up, wing abusive language, and thrastening Mr..
Dean's life.

row-mined: She tram standing at the door before Mr..
Ctuldwell =Me up. She had been looking for her huaimpt to
c ,000 home to breakfaat. .

L. Ikain and wiiiioda were not talking about Mn. (uldwell
a hen Rho canto up.
Guorge Edward Dean, master bricklayer, said that on Thurs-
day last at one o'clock, Mr. Cauldwell *tithed his who, and
threatened her Mc.

ihe Mayor sahl i.e ilict not think they ought to take this
eriJesiiv, es he was the hipiteuiii.

Nuitlitr 4k, fiorrevcr, objurt.A, and witneta was crows
examined ; hus with att effect 011 Mr svisisnes.

William John %%wale, formerly In the coastguard, but now in
the senioe of the railway company, mid he considered this owe
a ISM, that rewired the strictest impertiality. Ile went on to
speak of the Sho.iVe lanplage Mni. Cauldssvll Lined,
Cross-examined : Dist not know hew the row commenced.
Mr. Welsford said he sea unfortunately without witnesses,
as his witness has recadved an appointment, cml been obliged to
go elsewhere. The affair commenced much caviler, then the
time spoken 01 :Jul algar trout certain statement, by the
daughter id defendant, who was Minx dead. After this corn.
plainest'. made certain atatements, which were entirely false.
This morniin; alien Mrs. Cauldsvell pasted complainant's house,
Olsen than said, at defendant, " iler name stinks," and also
asked her if she was o.ing to the Cemetery to her p daughter,
that she wan the victim of. Cau!dwell said she was not
and dared Mrs. Dean to say she was a victim. Ile threw the
whole responsibility of the disturbance upon Mrs. Dean, and
Mrs. Cauldwell went to Itean'a husband to complain of her
conduct. It was only • spleen between the parties, and it was
oI one, and half-a-dozen id the other—yea, that complainant
scan saudi the worse, having produced the ill feeling by her
itesty inslnuations and malicious reports, In which there was
not a 'word of truth.

The Mayor raid limy had not the slighted doubt but that
Cauldwell must be bound over to keep the iiimee. They
at first thought it was only a ',tufting quarrel ladween the
neighbours : but thc .rots cirandation had revealed that Mrs
t•ollilwall hod prolribly C 'loot of malioe. the report. of what
Mts. Dam had dated, bating rankled In her
. . . . . . .

ELLI.N IMAX W. SUlllUlull or un Uiting languao
towards Mr 4. Culla* ell.

Mr. Nelxford a•ilied for an adfuuminent.
The 113,r: Do you think your client will crane to bodily
harm in the meautime?
Mr. Wehruni did nut think an.

oitiLla-not think much el the cue:

Mr. Wldord calif his ''''''',,;co-1713"5;e7 be pioeured • but
he did not think, a ith Ode summons hangingol e her head,
that Mrs. Mean would put her thresh, Into execution.
Mrs. Cauldwell was then bound over, hereell in 1:90, and a
bondsman in £lO, to keep the peace fir three months. Of the
espensee plaintiff had t pay 41. 4.k1., and defendant be., the
other case being adjourned.
FKIDAT.—Belore the Mayer (M. N. Howard, Esq.),
R. Cottei ell, E.g., and J. Timm!, Esq.
Cave, toaster of this barge AMAIOII, of Ipswich, wan
breught up for Wog drunk and riotous at three o'clock this
morning on the quay; also with misting P.C.'s Ilartiett and
Ileilahosi in the execution of their duty.
P.O. Mullett roved a crowd nem the Ship Inn, and prisoner
ith about ten or 4:leveisies..re was making a none. Prisoner
as. pitting on the pavement close to the window f the Ship
Inn, with a quart of beer between hi. lege. When the con-
stable ranee prisoner jumped up and nth on board hi+ vessel,
a here lie used abusive Moguage towar Is the te,liee. After-
anis these was 3 10.,r.1. Wanes., told prisoner if he
121110 011 shore they would take bins in eustealy, when prieoner
s,id that all the policemen in the town shoerd not take him in
eistody. Ile afterwards canna on shore and seine. with P.C.
McMahon prooesaltal to take hint into custody. Prisoner re-
rieted very much, and his wife and &sailor 121110 to his amistanoe.
The sailor threw him a stick, mid toll hint to " let It into" the
tolice. There WAS • tot Wile! witness and prisoner full on the
groisisd, and witness got .4 biOW lon the eye. The wife trot! to
pudi witness overboard ; ;!1 :the belittle her freehand fell
°ter the quay, about 10 beet dosed, between the ballin and ON
quay. . . . . .

'...n charged with re-
. S.iritli Cook, prisoner 'e wile, ere th,t,t,,,, '
xhiting the pollee.
' led that te, they
Part lett reprattit part of h4a erifenee, and a,.. NI ~ kelently,
a. re hrthvhie hvr I. the 4;011)11,11m t 'oek atret:4,. ~,„.* go
su,t wither,* ea 4403 haly tr.l 00 her ioet. l'rtaotirr ii,