The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-06-12 00:00:00

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COURT FOR. DI VOIH'E AND MATRI MON IA L
CAUSES, Js I;.
(Befom the Jt• Da-01101N ANT , Mr. P.arou 11.AKTIN, and
Mr. Justice WILLEK.
SCIENCE AND AUV 'oLLECTIoNM. - Tor mum of £2.10,448
lityme r. Ittvlsr. AND GILL. was expended last year teem the public (units upon
Dr. Deane. tj.C., en.l Dr. Swalniy arpesred for the waiumal collections, inclading nit ler that tern the
petitioner, who charged M. W4i• with adultery; and Irltlsls llusettin, the &bin.. and Art lb-parr...sit. the
Mr. Pritchard for the respon :mit. who slowed the N..tional aUnry. te M nsela tet if Practical Geology,
stloultsity, &oil alao pleaded condonation and a counter scientific works awl experiments, the Historical Portrait
charge. G sllery, awl the grants to the Royal and the Gouge:kph-
. . . . .
lea' Society. This is a growing expenditure. The expenses
of the British MUsenni itWease, the National Gallery
require, larger funds than it slid, stud the Science and
Arts Department is constantly extending its operations.
To refereture to this last it stay lee remarked that the
t ends-jotters for the Exhibition of l$M, repaid to the
Treasury lost year all the motleys granted by Parliament
fs, thy purchase of the Kensington Gore estates, less the
value ct the land retained by the Govermossit for the
purpose...l the lkiperti.tent of Science and Art, so that
the si,txte it the property of the Consmissi *a, or, to
u-e the es pre.sion of the Treasury return which states
the* p orticular., "is now in the sue position as any
other private property.'
Dy.settrEttis Glom lute NAVY.—In the year lftl9, the
da-e tees from the Navy were as many as 2.338, of whom
silly $4; weee apprehended. Seven hundred and twelve
' of these .le.erters had re. ived bounty to the a 1111 l unt of
Tweaty-sis were Kroomen, lout this' entire nuns-
, ber of the foreigner. and men of colour cannot he distin-
guished from the rest.
50.51. Volt THE NIVT. —ln the year 1859. 294.7027
tons of cad were purchased by the Government for the
use of liar Maiesty's navy, without reek ~tin g casual
perdu use-. utrohe by captains of ships where there are no
byesi depids of eowl. 1.4.4.51,7 touts were Welsh cola!, and
81,01 M tuns north-country cod. There is es 1111 l monly
: three times a. mueh Welsh coal taken for the navy as
itortit-country coal.

Tile ease was part heard on Torolay last, awl was
then seljournisl for the ainenilment of the petition and
for the proaluo!ion of further evflence.
The marriage took place in NC; at llartlypool, and
there were two children. The petitioner was the mate
of a Yeasel tra ling to Australia. In July, 1.'C04, he kit
England. and returned in April, 149. Ile livcii w.th
his wife for A few days at Isitischanow, and then .liscovereil
that she was neves, titiniti,t p.m, with child, awl
separaiial front her. She wtei iieliverett iif a child in
June, MO.
Too witnesses, a friend of the respoullant. DAWN!
Forster, and a doled. rof Mr. Ulla Mr.. Irani,, wore
tailed this morning hy Mr. Pilchard. and pro... .1 that
after Mr. Irainea return lie s'ept w.tli hid wife for a
few nights, and it oat conteniteii that the Court ought
then-fore to presume condonation, inasmuch MS lie
could wit have het n ignorant of his wife's nitolition. It
was, 1111VteVer, elicited jut croteeezatiiiitatiiiii that their
was a quarrel shout her pregnancy a few days alter Lis
return, that it I ail not liven ~,, eil I. foie that
tillatTrl. MIA (lint iillllltAtidtli afterward. he went away
from thc house.
The .ludgeflnlinary said the Court had no doubt that
the retipuniient hail (41.4 to ("baldish i er itka of con-
donation, and there appeared to he no ground whatever
for the ea of re • . The marriage would,
therefore, be dissolved.
teessnits r. It.:11113 AND HOLM/4111W.
Mr. Jacob am eve I Tor the petitioner. Dr. Waddi
love for the respondent, and Mr. Forster for the co
, respondent.
The petitioner charnsl lain wife with adultery. She