The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-17 00:00:00

labs anb Crime.

Tai CONDI:NNW) CRIMINAL SAUL—A number
of p.rioci in the town of 3ulldford, in whieb place
• father marries Cu the business of a tailor, and
where the unhappy criminal was brought up, les
exerting Umwelves to get up • memorial to the Pomo
Secretary, praying for a delay in the sensation of the
sentersos, on the ground of the great doubts existing as
to the prisoner's amity.

A &Anon of bigamy was preferred on Tuesday
agaiust Sir Culling Eardley, Bart., at the Bow-must
polies-court. The second marriage was oontracted on
the 12th September 1.. t, lo London. Tim defames wag
that Sir Culling em under the impromion that his firat
inarliolis we. illegal, mid that he vas therefore at
liberty to marry ',pin. The mos 'wee remanded and
Mr. Flowers &relined to liberate the defendsuat on bail.

A Wesicis Wm, Powers:D.—At the Bury et.
Sdmeod's Winer William Ram, 31, basket-maker.
was °barged with threatening to soars William
Boughton, a labourieg man, of rather weak intellect,
of *a Infamous crime, with a view to extort tarry
from him, at Sudbury. The Jury found the prisoner
Part. and & previous conviction for ferny having
been proved=inst him, he was retested to 15 year{
penal Perri

THoireent, the supposed Fenian. who was resently
apprehended at Kanshestse with a number of revolvers
is his possension, undermost another examination on
Tuesday. lindens was adduced to soonest him with
the attack on the Manshester prism van on the
18th September. Another prisoner, mimed Hogan,
meanly arrested at itirmiagbam, was charged with
being an mosesery. Both prisoners wen further
reinsedied for e week.

Tau Newman:or Fuca& —On Tuesday the j
Cosmos aad Parry arta appeared before the
tratei to answer the sharp et violently eassulting r.
Templar, when It was proposed that the matter should
be settled by the 41411111041110t11 making an apology,
paying £lOO melt Into the bends a/ Mr. Templar sad
also paying all la. and=Wheal expenseu Tie ;tech-
trate@ declined Wag parties to this arrangement, an
they considered the rose was an. that should have bees
tried in a civil court.

"NOT • BAD JaDaL"—L gentleusaa, who nye the
name of Joh& Brown, weeebupd befall Mr. Vaughan,
with beteg drank and loaspobto. ft appsared from
um, ',weep p • F 52 that on Thursday
night, or early on Friday morals& • cob drove up to
Bow4tmi sad put the prisoner down at the police-
station. Th• cab driver, swiss th.t km was instructed
to drive his fare.to Bow-street, left without giving any
fartbor sesoitat.—Mx. Velem' (Oath. prisoner): How
same you in Ibis Mate I—Ptisaase : I Lid been at to •
dinner, sad am volumed to my took • little too mush to
drink.- -Mr. Vaughan: Have you any reselleotion bow
you mine to be to the sib I—Primmer : Teo, sir, I pit
Into the cab myself, and, as I wanted to Re 10 .7 hotel,
sad not Snowing hew, like • &sakes suia's notion, I
thoughtl *mild plias faith in the pollee, and that eery
would (endue me to my hoed. I therefore ordered th•
esbmaa to drive me talthe polies-station, which h•
I paid the cabman his lare.—Tlis prisoner was fined b.

Tam Ex•Ca•nrioir oy KICILAND.-06 TYn
William Thompson alias Bendige, en ez-ehamoiimil
England, was bronibt Wore the borough
M the Nottingham Pollee-emart, rimmed useltri
drunk and disorderly. Polies constable J
at two o'clock in the morning the prisreetZ wt;
very drunk, was snaking • great noise end threnteard to
knock witann's head off. Upon this matemeet being
made, the prisoner szelahned, are Wing 6 He
sr, you • Fenian, telling mob starter r aad .4d•d that
hi (prisoner) nu drank at the Nam. The mitonn sad
Crwere standing Mm teontlher "ark when
igi: started • few
Ir. sekg3 and 'umlauted, " H.'.piss to bit me, the --he's going to bit me
before th Omit" Tlis or-Campton then began to
square hi: Is amid roars of laughter, and mid bn nam
only risen, • Christmas carol at the time, being "on
the er and that he vu quiet enough whoa let
alone. Es had paid 404- when list is was before the
bench, sad thu ew ought to lit him el, as is meant
nobody any berm. The primer, who vinare& co
tin nem for liquor, use reminded.

FORTOIMMUNG I Walwlimswin.—Al Learning-
*mom TemillaY, • wOlllllll named Himmel' Marla Mean
eierget with lortuae-telling. The detvadmt
it • lonely cottage in the outekiiis of Lesunialt-
see, sad has long been celebrated for bar 113101111•40 of
the omen arts and her skill in divining the future. If
report be true, the Ash weft as eredsloms es the poor,
and even carrisges might be seen welting after nightfall
In the vicinity of her dwelling. Al last, so notorious
did the email Mame, that the polies took steps to
obtain • conviction. Amordingly on Monday night, the
wires of two of the aonstableis paid her • vigt. If her
powers of divination are to be judged by what she
revealed to them, they were eertatnie not great, for she
not only failed to discover the tree *eel of their visit,
but showed great coosideraticin for them, and, oat el
sompession too their indigenes, cols chanted 3& tor all
ber glllse owingoi promises al sweethearts, weddi
besam*d •
long duneudeata, wmid=er,
ams:Lia
from • letter brand in bar woremeim
that she oemeiosally engaged to amnia but aria ne as
to mad mreoUtearte to youeg MOM, ea in the sem-
wunioation alluded to bet aerreewerwlest upbraided her
for not baring Milled ber eretaissa, sad *limited bar
to redouble her efforts. The ben* emmallied but to
gaol tor a mouth with hard labora.