The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-12 00:00:00

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Thbaker,__,,WßY knIIT H.
t°warda tbe P. Johnstone his subscribed £2
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S-73411"111.;.-46...._0110 Atkins, aged 82, and David
h", been Illupeemm Fizz Panted pensions Out of the
tions of Out of 37 applications, 18
liriadchomsas,' and this s. is doe to the eirm.
• _Pafteltisa. Re olieere ben.
mum
f°° achool --cnillEh'2.—On
fahaneted uridowanleYdmoit,tohmgeirsingfparrielS:
rzi7toatals;T work virtnlltoerslO
had, ac sae:
rtiv°6° *anima led by th4764hurst. There were about 100,
Irbil.
it, em eueirsionnev. Talbot and Mrs. Grooves.
New Forest,
colladay
Tilt Bag% P10ri;444Z),..`21 dinadelisehttf°ultdhse y.
roomier arf arrived in the Roada on Wed-
mataiikdt
at on Lb. 34t erj:_oar_tc of grain and flour. She
f , she o • oath from New York, and wesito
ord'rerrott the but owing to the thick
..oclP, and bornimrs, and first made the Stumbles
.3nitmandisi by ce, °P for Portland Roads. She is
hod has ids° thme•tei n William Cook, of Weymouth,
. CHHHIBLE ffitp thee Weymouthians on board.
shorter, ley Bs.a.Mr. Robioson of for.
about 30 yenta (7°l at Lulworth on Wednesday, when
owed Up.
.Tt 10 the *bore, he curie &across • bottle
receiver of taken to James Grieve, Eaq•,
to contain emn.-72!, Weymouth, and then was foun.4
German, aed eet at in pencil. The language was
to be that Um eni:_t_r7 Plain • but the purport seemed
Lloyd summer e. wee on 'board the North German eteemits r.rankfort, that be had travelled by fir,
of them thia°°,ficll to the Company, had found in all
very °° accommodation and provisions were
temei ti 247/, and recommended future emigrants to
BErguLL Bo"Aiturarclur Company's boats.
held tem Thu Aooorient.—A vestry meeting was
talgu:irehoc Morning hut, at the vestry room, St.
the Hertel Cop receive the report of the auditors ef
I ueounta Mr. Maunders was voted.
and Mr. '• °, G. Andrews. Req., and Mr. Commie, •
biteesu end trot presented the report, oa behalf of.
t Bu ymhat the • fie our. From the report we learn rial Board have during the put year
heete, o overseen of the parish of Melcoudie
~876 13e. 41 L'2BB te 6.1., and they have paid
teretmed to the mortrages for interest on the same
cl. them and for property t.x thereon, and
pereeet paid to the mortgage* the L'2l7 10s., in
wortle debellt•
odwentioth put of the principal of the
due from the Board. The Board have
toe gum of Fl6O 10s. 101, for fees on inter-
ment, vaults. sale f the5001 of
.2 pave spaces, kn., and have paid
and ether its. hci.. on account of repairs, salaries,
cm nut expense. 4:ooneli4an with the annual
earNadit" of Milo Said Hoard. The report was
lthster:iiih°,24l.l4 wed and adopted, and the proceedings
With a Tote of thanks to the oltairm.n.
the Royff•rfithFusil
T Bar.L.l. —A Ball was given by the Officers of
Bow.
The
following
on Wednesday evening at the Royal
owing ladies and gentlemen were pre-
.'"
;-11111Motley Misses Motley, Miss Yockney,
1114°1 Dacha,, R. 1., Captain Cole, H.P., Mr Daley.
R.F
, a Clolvin R.F., . Ceptain Padden, k ,
R.F;Mr O'Brien H.P. Miss Pinker-
to/wilily, Andre' we, 'Mrs Way, like Way Mr Lewis
'• ay. Mrs and the Kisses ur es Heals, Mnll and
Miss
Breton, Mr H. Breton,Mee and the Neat, Mr
A. Perdue, Mr R.F ,Mr Ely Mrs 7itter
Cair___Pichn Butler, 8.F... and Mrs"' Butler, Mr;
il7!Mr Ginner, R.F , Dr Maude', R,F.,
Pal aildens Miss L. Paddon, Mrs and Mies Yeat.
man, Mr 11.. 0. 'Futuna, ILA., Mr Burnet Stuart,
R.F., Mr Poehin, R. F., Mrs Dixon, Misses Dixon,llrs
Pennefathe,'
r Mies Pennefather, Miss Addison, captain
Horrett, R.N. and Mrs &nest', Mr and Mrs Watts,
Mee Peeing, Mr and Miss Younghusband, Hon. Kr
kiln.), Mrs Potter Miss Pricker, Mr Jamrin, Mines
Short, Miss Bolan., 'Mrs Cooper, Mies Lambert, Mr
Willtionoe, R.N., Colonel Cooper, R.F., Captain and
Mrs Easton, Mr K. Hermock, Mr Turnor, Miss Tumor,
Mr Boh M
an, rH. Short, Captain G. Smith, Hon. Mrs
and Mimes Bankes, Dr Coady, R.N.. and Miss Condf,
Mr Peony, Mr Bwandley, R.N. His 111.1looe,
Kr Mallock, Captain and Mrs Beauchamp, lir.,
Rae J. T. Hind., Major and Mrs Wood, Ilia' Kelly,
Miss Goodden Miss Port, Mines. /lien Mrs nyers. Mr
Buckley, Mr (ioodden, Rev E. Port, lire Bell, Miss A.
Bell, Mr Redick, 8.F.. Mr R. Owen, Mr I), Owen,
Commander Patten, H.N. Dr and Mrs Simeon. Dr and
Mrs Rhodes, Rev G. and Mrs Beauchamp, Mr G. 0.
tihmoshill. Mrs thicket., Dr Arden, 20th Regt., Cant
and Mrs Clifton, Cant and Mrs Cook worthy, Capt
Fraser, Mr Clistofi, Cant and Mrs Sparkee, R.F. The
bend of the Royal Fusiliers dispensed the music, and
dancing was kept up to an early hour.
801100011 FrlifT Samosa, Monday.—Before R. N.
Howard, 6.q., (Mayor), J. Dec., Eau, J. Tizard, Emu., H.
BeYnolds, Esq., and Dr. 'lizard.
ffsilan Assins Hitt, a smart be-chignened damsel. zutiie if
Betlverbury, was brought up for obtaining by false preteoces
12 yards of striped mohair, one yard white lining, ..fle yard
linen, 004 11 dozen buttons, value 17s. on 30th May, from
Mrs. Harriet Meshy finuthcott, draper, of 8,. Mary•street.
The prisoners got the goods saying they were for Lady
Lady Elisabeth William,: I reside at 17, Royablemce. The
prisoner lived with me to wait on me, and as parlor maid, for
nearly • year and a quarter. She Isft my service on the 18:h of
May. I never mot her for any gods to Mrs. Southeutes shop,
nor did I ever authorise her to pledge my credit in any way. I
bare never seen the gin.l. pnaluceal nor have I seen the
ace the left my service. The bill for these goods was
prisoner
d
al to in. otter, ening, and 1 returned it to Mrs. Southatt
se •Inhgeke.
Fri-oder : Lady Williams cannot say anything against me.
Lady : She stayed out improperly, and therefore I
dientwed her—not for dishoneety. I had • good character with
prisoner when thecame. I did dot send her to Mrs. Southeott's
stop; 1 do not little her shop.
P.S. Hz' say apprehetnleal her. She asked what for and witness
replied, " For obtaining cowls at Mrs. Soutlicola's in Lady
Williams's name." She mid, " lacier used Lady Williams •
name • I used my own name."
CroSexamlned : The dross was not concealed ; it was hanging
up in the fount.
Prisoner asked for the caw to he remanded for witnesses.
Slewanded till Friday. and hail eerosol omit the lam mould
be completed.
FIBID•T• Before R. N. Howard, Esq. (Mayor), J.
Drew. Req., and Dr. Thard.
Hallam Cool end JoNtres!l Coon, donkey drivers, were
suntmemed to, illtreating a dooket. —P.C. Hansfonl said he
saw the dafriadant• on Tuesday drii tog tome donkeys on the
Dorchester road. One of them cm exceedingly lame, and on
nuking an examination ~1 the animal he found that it was not
shod. Jonathan Cook, the owner of the donkey., had been
frequently cautioned by him •hotit driving hie animals with.
out shoes. P.kl. Harvey had .:1, en • similar caution, and
though defendant Jonathan said he lad 1."111 on the stand
11 years, and had never been summoned befure for cruelty,
the pollee said this donkey had been without oboes for at lout
a month.—Wllliam Cook was ient for, and he,t•oviaial the •hoe
wee only ion the day before—The Mayor informed prisoners
that the pollee had strict orders to prevent cruelly to animals,
sad were empowered to take any person who Moult Unrest
their animals into custody.—Jontahan Cook was fined is. and
costa; but the charge against William wasilseniased.
Cease' Or OBTAINING GAMS IT F•Lse
Magri HILL, the girl who was charged on Toe-day with obtain-
ing drapery goods by Labe metal...v.lnm Mrs Southatt, was
brought up on remand—The charge as. read over to prisoner,
whet. abe maid she was very sorry Sr what she had ,lone; but
she did not intend to s rung Mr.. Southcott one larthom, and
she hoped the Bench would try to wile the matter at once.
—Prisoner'. Water said that Sarah had told her .he had had
the goods from Mrs. Southall, but she intended to pay for
them.—Mr. Arden naked prisoner if she had any witnes.en to
character, on which the Mayor said that two excellent cha-
mbers of the prooner had been reeelvasl. Mr. Arden replie d
that the Bench could not hake any notice of !hem, they must
be put in at the trial. —The Mayor ssi,l the Bench regretted
the state of the law which prevented them dealing with cane
of obtaining pods hy false pretences, but they had no altenia.
tire but to commit ',newer for trisl to the noises. He also
cautioned Wu Seutheott against giving credit to servants.
This was the third repectabialookiog girl they had been
obliged to cutnmit to prison on the charge of obtaining goods
by false pretences. —Prisoner applied to be admitted to ball,
which nu granted.
MATaIIioNIAL BrM.-1111CIILM Jon!, CarDWILL was
cliargad with threatening the life.' his cite Hannah CaudsrelL
—Mr. George appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. Welgord for
defendant.—The Mayor asked if the parties could not settle the
matter? He thought they wou'd &sena a vote of thanks from
the Bench, If they pencilled the details of their nutrimental
*pebble from Oiling the public ear. He hoped they would
retire, and become once more a loVingcoupk. The parties and
tbefr attornei a lett the court; but were unable to effect a
nettlement.—When the case was resumed the wife said she and
her husband had lived at 11, Wesley-greet, and the landlady
was Mn htockting. She continued: On Monday last, about
half-past three in the ',tern...n.l and my another weregol,ng out,
when my husband ammein very up..y._ and said 11l ever
tai all
hia room again, he would be the death of me. I wee to o
my things and never come in again. He wenttukreaid:d.rl
et ma
ha e my things, and when I went out, he locked
has immtamm astm.al mime preciously, And abo.ut• feet-.
light eke he took • knife. and said
_e re
he would Man 'nta
landlady • son ...oh away the knife. H
. " nee If •v• •—• • black eye. --Crone. ned M
y came
was Fanny Elliott Wort I was married. It as. eight month;
ago sham I saw this 11.11.60. I wes married • m nth after
mw him.—Mr. Wilidorti How loot, gter you were married did
—Mr Georg* • Vou need not answer
No' ha'a your dr" ch"di Mtandal that to., eluded
cOot that quedion.ollr. Weislorg
the 13.. ch
permitteComd
tnt
„Ta.a.""nr, time ego,
child one month after I was mam..4
ih.ad yIN v ber,llMalt isabout 8 months
f-
r,7111 ih".11.1 ;1;0- --I
Wit
sat :01m.°1
übe.!cleiove Mrs. Peter. taws...k me
her house, g the request f
my gitif
there at the uheu My mother came 'ant tiatorlay. There
was a disturb'''. after mYklyleehlubeshur aidenefieterb:duds. (In
rlvlie "mad: ya
we were friendly again.
I mid out in hmaw Id 11 1050. He did not
heave us vereign, sahMti
the, low It. hares me his money, and goes with no
when it is laid out, and 1 have to pay hie
Inoldme:oast.;rss
Mount on My mother id no
money, Iliad th.
o Now you had bet,dter alipt V He turned round and
haply, „ aod told her she must be a pretty
came lack
are imt law daughter to leave her husband. He
niothier 10 'bad told me to clip It. he •bould My it, and
4
""- '" that now — chance, lie brought home mom rum
341 ,1 nut
keit us te drink ; but we did not. 1 have
gor dinner, sa— him pieramad aaailor.—m, Mr. George,.
not r,1.44m11,..n.i.-- od he knew perfectly well what state I
Wh*" were ---- ail —Mrs Stockting the lendlady
I "du hint'
anal thatCaudirell wrung his
UPisue:dawn:l Wok her by the leg to take off her
."" locked tumult in a room and tore In
riot' h.dli"jurrurudmoths.s4ta.law had let them have, About •
forthiph, be theemened Ills wile with a knife, and beet her
8 eung said if he struck Mrs. Caudwell again he
9°,isi.'ut"Wei:ihrg. him- 'cc,
but Usage all warn too moth of • coward to
He had beaten the infant shuns: oily, and
fight bar husband.
the bed. Mrs. Can I well was not uownstalre too
much with hi r. She should like her downstain oftener. to be
outerthe brute' way. Sea is a.n innocent girl, but too young
for imp, mert. Witness wee fund of her drops; but would rather
•
I.ee of sloe at some gentlenum • ex pause —(laug Miff h
due If
4.•0uhl n 4 have Much out of 11e. • • eek ; but Mr. Weis-
fai,r.ers dater knew she .1.4 a hard. aorking woman. Mrs.
Camiwell never treatei her, de bad not victuals to eat sone.
limas. and she had heard Ong's!' trite her that she ahoold
not lot a e hen he ate eve or six himself. Her nephes, a
hail
uinitibe houutseh,;r
abutthehow:flc, g
ever., 161:
Caudwell. - Mrs. ott . m
evidence of
,lulvii.utit •u Int/ his wile. Mrs. litockting a,h,,,d her to
awe Mid SI •
,MI, • re, di" might hear how he ill•uwal her.
She vail keep the child than that Annie
vliuohd itiswrid,, h„,,,ds rasher
; bui she dri not advise her dawn-
s,. ghthdossi contended that the didurbanos
tor t° leave—Br b
cm brought abouty the into ference of the mother
nd over iv his own recognizance. of •.0 to
fhtm„hwit,wm beo
keepphaix i„r as months, and was ordered to pay the
thecost.. Ile was removed below.
slas Malluati FOUM.--Jaexa Extort, an old
liCaamtui his wile with 1.1411$ unties'.
wheel-,:hainnan, was
.le settned to be as
i.e.....
in
quani,h, the 'minicar ones erre fierce,
ful threats towards her. rc •-• Y Pe°l
eir
ssid
this is on
say is ..ich they went on bet ire the
I. it? BlVallall am rathe. in •
Defendant • Bell, sir, chat .
hurry, and want to ffe...sedt nil of wilt coma,,l,iittiii aeh!rae7iefemini
He was told he c bodily
to base my ha, and and liat
iTnoheito
chair!woude, if that toas bstas
liar! The Mayor mislead defendant, who e y . 4
r would adjourn he coma
excited atate, to keep qua. or es one, and he must listen
The charge against him wail •
to IL—Defendant :AU risnt. lieten. (Aside" But I thaJl
tug tut tut ! dear !oh dear I
(
have to pay fti. on
or it.
...„,s 11 so vi
• m directly —charlotte
!To his wile)
fetching my clothes in fur
Knight said : On Tuesday I was
work very lard. wh.eh I was very tired., .eking to
tat, Which I have • very small swallow, a
talc much In my throat. which. your worship., it of ten
dos, which I no, oblige I to have • doctor, and ...noses I
have as many as four with me- I pushedmy 11"Ser Into IMY
ughter). The tritium went
throat to get the potato down—O•
on to detail how • man pot the copper oil, and how Mu went
Into Park-strog for Mrs. Bockett; but what, "a" mare to Wu

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