The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-13 00:00:00

ALL HUED ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON.

Mary Gratton. a fseh'onehly•dr.asel girl, about 18 years
of ago, daughter of WO ism Grottos, former, of Lyme
Regis, was charged at the instance of Eliza Grove.. a
married woman, of Lvme, with e.• &tilting her on the 29th
January with a we•p rn, with in.ent to do bodily ham.
The complainant also Comm lied Willl.ra Grattnn, and
there were cromminsmonses het emu William and Victoria
Grattan v. Elias Groves, for an emelt at the same time
and place.
Mr. C. G. Nantes appeared for Mrs. Groves in all the
We/
In opening the case Mr. N tete. eld the partial live
near each oth.', and made a brief stetemeat of
leading up to the swank A letter containing file.
Mallows was received by his eient when she graavisiting
at Dalverton,an I that letter bmughther home, mat letter
wan attributed to Mary Oration. Daring a visit of hie
client to the house of the Gratton's, Mn. Groves received
blow in the forehead from Mary Oration (the defendant),
and cemplainant would &tete that she saw son, ineun•
meet in Mary Oration's hind.
Complainant said her husband was a dairymen, and
prior to the 4111th January she was vi.iting at Dulverton,
where she received • letter which brought her me. The
letter contained a base report. and Mrs. Spoiler (the name
signed at the latttorn of it) was not the person erten wrote
the letter. She believe) thn writing to be that of defend-
ant. She had lent • shirt and peaketh.n Ikerchlef to
defendant's father, nhich bed nut been retiree I. 01 the
29th January she went to defendant's hou,e and ached
Mrs. Grat•on what she had to say abnat her sad her
family. Mrs. Gratton cilled her • " dirty old pig," ant told
her to so from her house, and limy Gratton struck her in
the forehead with some sharp instrument • the wound
felt al if Indicted by • lance. The brother also struck her
—all throe assaulted her; Grattan kicked her and struck
her In the side. A whits handkerchief and white woollen
seer( saturated with blood was then produced. Cont.
plainant's son visits the Grattan's, but did not come near
complainant.
Mary Jeffned sahl she saw Mr.. Groves go into Grattnn's
house, and within a few minutes she turn, out again.
Mrs. and Miss (-trait n struck Mrs. Once. Never.' tim•a.
Reard Mr. Grattan my several times—" geock her dews,
Poll."
Fiar.h goilt,,e, of Lynte aegis, said her mother coold
not writ", and the letter produced was not written by
her. . . . . . . . .

"'wuhinm
Henee., hu.hlnd of complainant, Paid there
was no truth in the letter, fi'r he was not insane, anti he
had not been off drinking. The letter Ptoditced wits the
one received by his wife. His sot was .ngacsi t) the
defendant, and he did not ativrnve of the match.
For the defenee, Victoria Orsttnn, mo'her of defendant,
d p ised Mrs. Grove. o one to their bolas on the Oath ult
The door was ripened by her eon. 111 m. Grose. asked
witness why die hal invited a Mrs. Jefferies to tea in
order to roanffslise her. She tlid her she did not know
such a person. When her daughter (defendant) appeared,
Mrs. Groves said "There yon are, you mommet."
(Laughter.) Mrs. Groves all) 'muted witness of having
sent the letter in qu nation. She refused to go away from
witnees's house, and eiruek witness in the fare. Wit.), se.
eon cube nut end said "You Cr. not going to elriltn my
mother like that,- an" he then struck onmplainent The
blood flowed from her ferehead before her daughter CAM,
00t. Her hUlhllll4 out, pot hi. bend on Kra fl-onus
shnnider, to put her out int the public path.
George Lepr., carter, in the snip or of the defiptiant's
father, said Ilra Ge.t.es rave Yes. Grafton a smack in
the face; he knew defendant had onthing in her hand,
and Hrs. Grove's face was bleeding before defendant cams
near her.

Mary NITY said shn had seen the *lto,ly• of Mr. Groves.
and there were many Arnie" at of kicks—there wore
Riven on her l.a.and eleven above the hip, The wound
on the forehead meet have been inflicted by. smell knife.
• pair of scietots or a tmething of that met.
William George Grattan, father of Mary Grattan, watt
then charged at tho inettn, of El sa (hove. with an
assault. Portions of the above evidence were repeateal, end
the tumult, It was abated. c updated of kicks and blows.
Complainant dicier.' that all these bruises were caused by
Gratton. However. Gretton strongly denied Adkins com-
plainant at all.
Vtotoria Gratton then cherred Elias Groves with assault
Similar evidence being elicited. Kra Grafton expressed
• wish that • doctor or two woman should examine the
wound on the forehead of complainant (now hidden by
plaster) and the braise she alleged to have received.
The Bench grantsd the request, and two women named
Philips and Herne were deputed to ex amine Mrs. Groves
In the sate-chamber.
After the examination, the evident:la given by Phillios
and Herne showed that they believed the wound on the
forehead to hay* been indicted by acme 'bay,
and the bruises stout the body to have been indicted by
kicks and violent blows.
At the suggestion of tbe Bone, Mt. Nantes offfood to
reduce the charge of "Intent t, do bodily harm" against
Mary Grafton, to one of common sos%olt.
The decision of the 'tenth was as follows:—In the first
enee miss Groves., MaY Ciremon, the defendant would
be lined Al and 14.. cost. ten &Null 14 day,: in the
second case Elias Grov iv William George Grattan, defile-
dant would be fined 13 and 13a omen or one mandr bud
labour the caustavcbarges would be diwalanad.

71p.0U1

Willia.n Hone—ybu-n:-Mbe-u-nr of Uit.ardstock. was
eummoned by tbe ,xcile for killing • pheasant without •
licinse on tbe Est November last. —Kr. Powlesiand,
supervisor of excise (Crewkerne) IPP•wed to 'moment*
It appeared that deleadent wee fined far ibis offence tee
months ago, when a light line was imposed, as it was
expected the • leis* would also prosecute—Defendant
was now 6ned So. 64.. and Xi De. 61. oesta

ALLIOLO POACHING AT LYME MOIL
Walter Brinson. of Chsomouth, was charged with tres-
passing in pursoit of conies on Charmontb Down. Lying
Ft-ais. on tha 11th January. on land occupied by Mr. H.
Cheritost—George liuxford, in the employ of Ur
Chariton, said he saw dafendant with o dog. from which
he took • rabbit. Witness called out to him and demanded
the rabbit. which be gave op to him. Witnras arkel
defandent his name. but he ref need to give it, saying
Now you have got the rabbit you go on. a...Witten/
Defendant denied this statement. and celled a groom.
named Frederick Hodges, to prove tloat they was only
there enttiag furze.—The cam was dismissed.

DiMAIIING • TELEORLPHIC INSULATOIL
Sidney Knight, a boy of Uploaders, was summoned f
breaking an insulator connected with the telegraph at
Powerst,ck. on the Sad December last.—Mr. Forrester.
Great Western Railway Inspector (Trowbridge). said the
charge would not be peered If defendant would pay the
Cost of the summons.-1(r. Beata. on behalf of the Brid-
port Railway Company, made a 'imam statement, and
delendaat, pleading guilty, paid the money.

Errs's CotOL—GItarTSUL—AND -COMPORTING.—By •
thorough knowledge of the natural laws whicts govern the
operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a (*feint
application of the fine properties of well-rlected Cocoa.
Hr. Epps has provided our breakfast table with a
delicately flavoured beverage which may saes us many
heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of siren
articles of diet that a c institution may be gradually built
up until strong enough to resist tendency todiees e.
Hundreds of subtle maladlee are floating around us ready
to att ick wheiever tilers is • weak point. We mar rscsim
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified wills
pure blood and • properly nourished fraine."—Ciri Service
Gaatttot—llace simply with boiling water or milk. $44
only in Packs's. labelled " James EPPS snd Co..
flomarpethic Chemist'. London."—Also makers ot EPP."
Chocolate Essence.
A CLUE —To all who are suffering from the errors and
ndiscretions of youth, nervous weaklier, early dccaP,
015 of manhood. Pk., I will send • receipt that will cure
oil. Free of Charge. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary ha South Africa. Send a sell-edit reseed
envelope to tho Rev. JOSZPII T. Lurk. Station D. New
York City.
Tun Questa urn Coua Wane Sous. —Error from .
lady's letter I find Sinclair's Cold Water Soap saves
trasand material. oath. clothes require lees rubbing and no
boiling, and (still more satisfactory) was • much purer colour
than with other soaps. I recommend it to every farm-
wife, im it is undoubtedly the best soap for laundry and
all purposes. It will not injure the most delicate I Marie—
is pleasant to use. and prevents the misery of • steamy
house daring the family wash. Sold by grocers and oilmen
everywhere, at Id. per lb. Be sure to ask for Slaclair'e,
and do not be persuaded to accept • worthless imitation,
—Sole maker. James Sinclair, Southwark,
.Londrn.

ALLEM 411 HAMICIVOI PEIOPLCIED COD Lyra OIL "Ii
as nearly taiteless u Cod Liver Oil ilia be."—Lanser,
"No neuseous eructations follow."—lfedied Press. Sold
everywhere in caseuled beetle. only.
Tongs (" invaluable in faci el Neuraisia"—.llediasi Prue)
ia am. raduzd I nein! to SIAL Of all Cheillista...

THE SKIN.—The Glory of Woman, the Prided Haa—
n contains the delicate lines of beauty, and constitutes
all that we term " Loveliness," yet how many have their
siting blemishvd by Irritant gape, Carbolic. Coal Tar,
Glycerine,
_made of putrid fats, "THE ALBION MILK
AND SULPHUR SOAP" is tits purest, the whitest, and
most purifying of all loam It removal all pimples,
blotches, and roughage.. By all chemists, in tablets, &I
and In.

—fo—wliiis Pennyroyal end BUll Pith for females, quickly
correct ell irregularities, and relieve the distressing gym-
tome to prevalent with the mx. Boxes ls. lid- end b. 9d.!
of eli chemists. Bruit anywhere on receipt of 15 or 43
stamps, by the miiker. K. T. Took, Chemist, Nottingham.
T. FOSTIA & 1.0., Wine, Spirit, end Tea Merchants, t
satiofy the growing local demand. Pow send Carries.,
Free to any C iontry lisllway Station iObs. and upisards
of thi ir not-ti Teas at is 61.. 2e., 9, 61.. end 3i. per
lb.. or 1 dozen of Wines or Sprits. For full deta;le et
samples and terms, see new Pr ce List, post leer. T.
Foster di Co , 45. Cheer:wide, Laudon.
KZATING'S Cocoa LOxvioits Cunt C01:01111, ASTIIMA,
teetinsoey *tat.' tnat no other
medicine it to effectual in the cure rif thew darrrou•
inelidise. One Lasser shone gases rise, one or too .t
bedtime ensue. s re.t. For relieving difficulty ai b e.thii.g
they are invaluable. fi.da by all Chewier, in Tins,
sod 2s. 91. each.

I—Foa THE TEETH AHD BREATH. —A le. itr
of the liquid "Fiuribrie" sprinkled on • wet tooth broth
produrws pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the
teeth irons all parasites or impurities hardens the (Wu..
prevents tarter, stops decay, givw to the teeth • peculiar
pearly whiteness, and a dalthhtful fragrance to the breath.
It removes all unpleasant odour analog from decayed
teeth or tobacco smoke. 'The Fragrant Floriline," being
compolied in part of honey and sweet herbs, is delicious to
the taste and the greatest toilet discovery of the age.
Price S. 6d. of all Chensista and perfumers. Wholesele
depot removed to L. Farringdon-road, London.
ADVICE TO MOTHELS —Ate you broken in your rest be
a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teethlo, et
once to a chemist and get • bottle Of NAL W;getowtk
Sownnso RTICP. It will relieve the poor ettlf.erey keweg,
stely. It Is perfectly harmless and pies•-•ot to thews...ft
proqueas mitosal quiet sleep, by rei!,eethe the Child from
pain, and the little cherub swat.. "as bright se • button."
It Soothes the child, i Wiliam; the gums, allays all Pain,
relieves wind, minister' the bowels, and is the best knoan
remedy for dysentery and diarrhcea, whether arising from
seething or other causes. Mrs Winalow's Soothing
Syrup is not. by Medicine dealers everywhere at in lid.
er_ bottle.

Datum or Wonsa.—Lerge trentiass illustirstsd with
numerous wood-cuts and coloured pietas. for three letter
stomps. gl•ing means of successful end perfect ..If-cure
Address WORLD'S DISPINAARY MEDICAL stimoctswots, 3,
New Oxford-street, London, W.C.
Wiesen vox CLRROYMTA. I belie.. It to be all
wrong end even wicked for clery men or other public men
to be led into giving testimonials to quitck doctors or vile
staffs called medicines, but when a redly meritorious
article is made up of common valuslie remedies known
to all. and that all physicians use and trust in ilei.y, we
should freely commend it. I therefore cheerfully and
heartily commend Hop Bitt ri for the good they have
dose we awl toy friend. firmly believing they have
no equal for family I uss. will not be without thion."
—Rev. —, Warnincton, D.C. Red Adv.rtertnetit.
IMPORTANT TO [AOMORI:ULM —lf your tradesmen does
not sell Reckitt's Paris Blue, seed • poet c did to t •
makers, 150. Queen Vtctoria-street, L Delon, and tiny will
send yon the name of someone oho sells it in your tow?,
The Howe of Commons and Oonroy's Ma.t Care It
will interest lovers of CAI,* to know that the &it paused
through Committee in the Howe, July 31, ha. priotirally
removed tbe restrictions on the sal• oh this new briars/I
and after-dinner beverage, which ran now be eht slued to
tins, protected by the government maims; retail from
Grottos, Druggist., and others, throughout the Unitiii
Kingd'im, Eminent members of the Faculty have lovishly
praised Conr..y's Kelt °offer • —“As • breakfast beverage
nntorpessed." "Ae a nourishing end health Prodocinx
article of diet? "Meet beneficial in wive of indication.
It °onset, of pure Coffee coruMned with Malt by • patent
process, nod is absolutely foe of chicory, aid its .11 re-
spects superior to pure Cole, and the many doubtful
admixture, described as French Coffee, Dandelion Gig.,
éc, Prepsred only at the Malt Coffee Works, 31,
Flert-Street, L vented.
VALUAILI DISCoTRRT FOR Tel BAIL—If your hair is
turntne grey or or falling off, use " The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it rill oweitivelv restore in evary ease
Greif or Whir, h&j. to its original colour, without Icositur
the disaypesslile swell of most "Kr'," It makes
the heir rhanniettly beautiful. as well m pro tins th.
growth of the bide n bald spots, where the glands ere not
decayed. Ask your Chanute for "Tee MEXICAN limit
RRNIWIR.“ sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at 3.. tit per ble. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Farrinrdoo-road, London.
Oxfs Box or Cutants all PILLS is I,a-ranted to cure all
discharyres from the Urinary 0. .tens, in either mg (ecq 'tired
or constitutional), Gravel, and mains in the II wk. Goa,
&steed fret from Mercury. Sid In Boxet. le 6!.e:• t, by
all Chemists and Medicine Vendor. throughout the
or .ent ii soy address for sixty stonee It th. Maker,, TOR
Liacous Ann MIDLAND Cott:elite DSO,: COMPANY. Lincoln.
Whoiee•ie Agent., Bsactsr A SONs, London, and all the
Wholesale Houses

..--
Tuao•T ArriCTIONS Awn 1:10•113INIML—All suffer,,
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be Live,
ably surprised at the aimed immediate relief afforded by
the use of" Brown's Bronchial Troches." These famous
" lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
this country at is. lid. per box. People trouh...l with
" hacking cough," a 'slight raid," or bronchial alr.ct..ei
cannot try them too soon, se similar troubles, if al ow—,
to progress', result in serimu Puhnonary and Asthma:,
affections See that the words " Bfl,n,
Troches" are on the Government Stamp mound each bis
—Prepared by JOlll4 1. Snows sad Sons, Boston. United
States Ilenopeas depot. removed to ZS. Pertinent.
roe. Loudon

William Oratten : "Then I'll take the montt." t There is nothing more nonsithing and warming in Cold
The Grattons soon after lilt the court, and its, under. weather than • cup of really good Cocoa, but the difficulty
stood the money will be paid. has been to obtain it pure. This may be 'geared at • cost
of one half-penny for a lathe breskfast cop by miler
ASSAULT AT Mabry:mg.
Cadbury's Cocoa, which goes three times as far se the
John Hoare, William Hansford, Joseph Gundry, and adulterated and starchy compounds ordinarily sold, the
Henry Kush. four lads, living at Breelpole and employed smallest packet making fourteen breakfast cum of strong
by the Plume Mill Co., were summoned by Hannah Cocoa.
Randall, an elderly woman, factory hand, for sesaultiog neLLOWAT'S OINTEggr ADD PILLS. This ointment
her on the 31e: January. Compleinent alleged that affords the shortest, West, and eindat path to /*undress in
defendants threw stooge at her, called her namee, and all kinds f skin &senses, thrtfulons affect:ow, ecorbutfe
beat on saucepan novels before her. She eyes it orb in maladies, ule ratic,v, eruptttne, aid inflenunetions.
the forehead and aide by a state, and she exhibited an There is nothing 'teleterit us in the cemposetion of
smote stained with mood which she said Bused from the Ifolloway'e °intense`, rut on the contrary, to ingredients
wound in her forehead. Mr. Nantes defended the le,ds, j possess the most wilting, purifying, and strengthening
who were each fined 61. and 31. 61. costs. ' qualities, so that it can be used with perfect safety by
CA. TION TO PUBLICASS AND BREWERS. perVOne of all ages. The delicate skin of infanta is not
William Cross, keeper of toe George and Dragon Inn, 'mutt. dby its application, end it is equally adapted for
131sekdeern. Ittnidwindso, wee charged nit, enhelautg the t dious ulcerations attacking the aged. In
int-glutting drinks on the 31.4 Jsnuary without • license, all constitutioaal, chronic, and complex
.affections,
-Mr. Jolliffe appeared for the defendant and the owner Holloway • pills thould be taken whilst hi. ointment is
of the houra sir. Cheffey said the prior beams used, in order that all baneful matter may be
landlord was Georse Phalle*, erbo left the premist s e.P.11.1 from the aratem.
suddenly about the end Of rdrotember last, when defend-
ant Came into poe•as.iorL On the 28:1 December last
witness called at the house and asked defendant why he
did not get the license franeferred, and he said he did not
think he was going to stay three: someone else wag going
to have the house. On the 31st January he called at the
house for six-pennyworth of brandy and a glees of beer,
which he paid for. The defendant drank the beer, and
he took sway the brandy in a bottle—P.S. Roper, of
Marshal...., slid he found the house full of men on
Settarday night laat.—Supt. Medial, said the house had
been coiled on to apply for a license (thenefer), and bed
not done so.—Mr. Julliffe said there was no attempt
whatever to evade payment or Cheat the revenue; the
defendant wee ignorant that he had to apply for a transfer
of the license to himself, and he did not know whether
the previous landlord was coming back or not.—Tbe
Bence mid there was no excuse for Mr. °ohne, the owner
of the house most have kunen a transfer was nece•saly,
aid three 'sittings" had beet, allowed to pass voit•totit
an application having been made. The penalty was £5O,
bat it would be reduced to Le, in.:Milne theta—Mr.
Jolliffs said he would now imply for • trander.—Supt,
NicHale: "To whom "To the landlord,
William Cr. si."—Supt Mac Hale "Then I shall object
to I.lw—Mr. "Fttr what reasons."—Supt.
Macilale: "I object to defendant: that's all I hurt
t say at present."—Mr. Jolliffe "Then I apply for
the license to be transferred to Mr. Colinir."—
The Bench, however, refused to grant • trans's.' 1
tinny one at present, as a freaks application would hove
to be made at a future tiose.—Mr. Jelliffe considered US,
decision v. ry hard to the owner, but the Bench wens duet-
mined not to grant it at present.—Kr. Powleeland. Super-
door of Excise, said that by virtue of this declaim.. he
Presumed the house would have to be closed from to-dey
till such time the Ir•sh Hernee be granted.—The Bench
said that was 110.—Mr. Joiliffe troutinued to argue the
=War, but the Beech firmly retuned to giu the (11113
further consideration.
A SIMILAR sixt,ersea.
Elisabeth c4-...4k widow, keeper of the Caeu. lee
(merhouss), Hswltchureb, was similarly club:ed.—Mr. C.
0. N.nteo defended.—P.B. Roper said he found men end
women in the house at five minutes to 11 p.m. on the £7th
January. They were drinking in the kitchen. The license
eat taken out mein in the name of John Edwards tinte
his death.—Mr. Nantes admittod that the license might
have boon taken out„ but the woman was the widow of
the late tenant, and being sole legatee and executrix under
her huthand's will, she thought she wu perfectly
justided in obtaining • renewal of the license in her late
husband's name. The constable had not given defendant
any warning as to her duty to get • transfer. —The Bench
pointed out that the constables were not obliged to do
this, tint considering the defendant might have acted in
ignorance in thie ease they would only impose &fine of
and coats, lla—Mr. Nantes then applied for • temporary
transfer to defendant, which was granted.
IBLESOMIL

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MR. G. T. CONGREVE'S Nam Wozz.
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SUTTON's, SEEDS,:
SUTTON's GARDEN SEEDS.'
SUTTON'eI cALENDAL SEEDS.
SUTTON'I ISEEDS.
SOTTONI 'SEEDS.
SUTTON'i SEEDS.
SUTTONI SEEDS.
SUTI'ON'i ISEEDS.
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SUTTON't , SEEDS.

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COWL= CALENDAR
OF OPERATION'S
for the entire rear ;
PRAC/7CAL HINTS ON
" ECONOXY LNT THE
()ARDENT." AA. Ac.

SUTTON'fi 1911LEED8.
Au. SEEDS ron FREE I"
SUTTON'; atices p,..4 SEEDS.
SUTTON' SE EDI 3.
SUTTON'saI AIL °C*De eARRIAQE SEEDS.
ncrE
SUTTON' uf of ao - value!. BEEDS.
CAUTION.—

SUTTON 14 SONS HAVE NO AGENTS
and do not supply other Soodaihen.
',UTTON& SONS, I re. cle."!;:: 1 READING

MOURNING FOR FAMILIES.
JAY'S
experienced
DRZSSXAKII
and
MILLINER,
Thwel to Lily part of the
Kingdom,
Free of expense to
purchasers.
71sey take with them draftee
end millinery, besides
Patterns of materials,
At to. per yard and
upwards.
All marked in plain Senna,
and at some prim as U
purchased at the
Werehouse in Regentertreet.
Ressonable estimetce 505
also given for
Household Mourning,
St a great seeing to lune
or small
Funerals at stated charms
conducted in London
or Country.
JAI'S, The Landon fienersl Motinther Wareboorrh
REGENT FrritErr. w.

WALKER'. CRYSTAL CASE WATCHKS
bre supniedMd all other. Prim Madainlandon.lllll.
Pans. l. Silver from 13 Se. Galileo= 133. 71, Oarnhlll,
U. Koren' Street, W.. London. DssipUv. Pamphlet tree.
Jkir IFEOPKINSON-; 95, KW BOND ST.,
• •-• • - Itaandaetaren of Grand and Cottage
/Pianos, Csomorr the Public n
.."-porManne Pianofortes Marine the naatg
Horerweow bith are not of their manufacture-.
.-- Only instrument. stumped with their /iris lferik
k J. HOPKINSON, LONDON, are melon
Phoraphs and Lade tree on
May be MA at all the principal lanalonerlm-ehoemb
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