The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29 00:00:00

APPEAL IN THE WESTON CASE.
ROLL Com% 23rd March. 1870.

WISTOII.

RUTON

Sm. R. BACHIALLT stated that In this ease he wee
instructed to apply to his Lordship for leave to give
short notice of motion to retrain the operation of the
decree which directed payment of money to the lady.
wk..) was out of the Jurisdiction, pending the appeal
which had actually been oommenced. The defendant
did not desire to deprive the lady of all money
pending the &Pout
The Kam or Tas ROLLO presumed that the
defendant would pt the appeal heard as soon as
possible
Sir R. BAGOALLT dated that he wee anxious to do so,
hut was afraid it could not be beard before the Long
Vacation.

The MARTZ* OF TIM ROLLO thought it was of great
importanee that some arrangement should be made
about the money, because her excuse for living out of
the jurisdiction vu that shit had no money.
Sir B. RAGOALLY stated that when the motion came
on he should be preoarosd to make • proposal in order
that the lady should not be without money.
TISSOL said that it would be better to make the
ProPegal in form when the notice of notion was given,
in order that in opportunity might be afforded of
unaulting.
The MASTER OF TIN ROLLA said that It was • very
speeial case, and he would give leave for Saturday.
Sir FL BAGOALLT stated that although in form the
motion wu to stay the operation of the order, he would
,ntiontts to Yr. Jemol's silent, what he propoted to d
instead. . .

On Saturday the Court ordered that the money should
remain in court needing the appeaL

INTENDED SOJOURN OF RU MAJESTY Ig WALNS-
A Welsh journal states that the Queen 'lain& spending
• portion of the ensuing summer in the Principality,
probably in Merionethshire, and the visit will be of a
private character,
Ti NEW ZEALAND Narrrne' Perrtion.—A petition
has been sent to the Govoreor of New Zealand, for
prewtation to the Queen, be the Va-Gatinaukawd
Natives who complain that three hundred thousand
woo d land are being taken from them against their
consent, and they pray her Majesty to restore It. The
only offence they have committed is a refusal to part
with their own property. but this they point out has
been going on ever Sipa* ,84S, until last year, when it
was taken by a legal prows. They also complain
of their exclusion from the Supreme Court. In con-
clusion they atate that if their petition is granted, the
troubles of the island will some to an end, all want wil
cease, and lands will not be taken away unjustly.
A vessel, name unknown, became a total wreck on
the South Goodwin Sands, at milnight on Wednesday,
Her crew were fortunately laved by the North Deal
Lifeboat.

811 WILLIAM WILLIIIIR, Bart., died on Thursday
morning it Tregullow, Cornwall, aged 79. He is sue.
oeeded by his eon, Mr. F. M. Williams, M.P., for Truro.
The late Baronet was a very large mining adventarer.

THZ country has been divided into twelve military
districts. The bead-quarters of the southern &striate
(including this county) are at Portsmouth.
A Vitiations SWIODLI.—At Clerkenwell, William
Leaver, aged thirty-eight, described as • patentee, and
Ann Lew, aged eighteen, were eherged with being
concerned together is zioalini a box containing Ave
dresses and • quantity of amide wearing apparel
beloaging to Marianne Penny Williams. The evidence
in the cam showed that the complainant, who last
rear was residing with her mother near Winchester,
bad answered the following advertisement which she
saw in the Clinsitan Irurq " Wanted by • young
widower in business in the West-end, a respectable
young person as housekeeper, and to dot little booking
in the shop. Send stamped envelope to S. L. W.,
Chrishols World °Sloe, fleet-street." The male
prisoner, it was stated, replied to the girl's letter, and '
engaged her ,to take his Malan places at • shop. Fie
subsequently met the complainant on the 27th of Nov.
last at Waterloo station, and it was alleged that be
took her to a coffee-house and there betrayed her, after
making the complainant • promise of marriage. He
afterwards introduced her to the female prisoner, and
they both, it warn aid, managed ultimately to take
possession of the girl's property. The detectives wbo
bad arrested the primmer, stated that at their lodgings
they bad found • large number of letters from young
Women living in various parts of the Veiled Kingdom,
The prlanners wore reound•d.