The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-29 00:00:00

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Tiourasoun Arming& —Cfriod Were Li
w .o..duinrd, on Tuesday, by his master. Mr. rit2,
for • breoc't et vout•act He all not appear, and it aa
ordered that. warrant should be issued for his appr,lteu.
Sian or Emus.— On Tuesday morning last, our
member, Hr. Henry Edward., Looked lute the Court, and
took a seat on the Beach for • few minutes, The hon.
gentleman's kindly face was no sooner perceived than the
public in court broke into applaun, thus showing our
member that the regard felt for him extends everywhere
In Werenouth.
SUNDAT 801001. UNION. —The quarterly meeting of the
Wea mouth mid Portland Sunday &hoot Union was held
on Wednesday •••ililiSr at Rank.b..lding. The friends
first took tea in the school!, ono, and afterwards (lathered
ho the chapel, where the Rev. W. IL Fell, of Portland.
mended, supported by the Rev. L Bilton, and Re. W.
Greer LOW ARDS, OUT beloved member, has left
Weymouth for a voyage up the Meliterraneaa, and he
intends to visit the new ac,usltioes, Cyprus. It La grati-
fying sign of Mr. Id garde kinduese, that be did not
start on his phinaure voyage without first coming to bid
Weymouth goad bye, and we all return the compliment
, by wishing him a side and pleasant revue. Protection
. from all the dangers of the Island and • noels' and
Joyful return.
N aws.—A 'rivals : Veins/sr, Goodman. Smyrna, Valonica; Ges Cereal Western. Blampied, Cherbourg,
general; eiouth ol Ireland, PearnCherbourg. general:
cymn,,, rasher. Jenny, general; Hanna. Lis, St. Drs.
salt: Bright in. Fella, ideftr, general; Gipsy, Rideout,
iloethampton, ml: Rosy, Falls, sea. ; Liberty. Scott,
sea, flab; melt., Peltier. Si. Halt, potato..; Coln Eno.
deco, Owns, logiuouth. nil; Ternfier. Petereon, Charles-
to•n, Chiaa clay. : South of Ireland, Yearn,
Cherbanr&general; Great Western, Blampied. Cherbourg.
: Crne. Flnber, Jenny, general: Brighton,
Faleli7j o
Jersey, general' Liberty, Scott lade& nil; Secret,
Pewter, fishing, nil: Plenbithnala. St Jalines. Trequier.
hailed: Jeanie and Scully, Higgins, Southampton. Gaston
Water ; liigtheth and Nary. )(they, Southamoton, '
Guitar water; Mary Ann, Cook. Poole, ballad: Polka,
Norris, Guernsey, ballast; Leta. Manuel, Plymouth,
Wirt ; Commodore. Grua, Mgagouth, nil; Glennoore,
Feuer. Gothenburg, balled.
Forma Toeing Coorut—On Tuesday, before the
borough magistrates, Wtlbse /What a rather young-
looking man, was summoned for aeasulting his wife, who
looked no older that himaelf, lout carried a baby It her
Gran which, by direction of the Beach, she gees to some
one else. She said she had been married to him RI years
come the Are of neat month—Br. Arden What has his
general conduct been during that time—The wile: Oh I
very bad, sir. hits conatantly out drinking, and then be
knocks me about. Oa the 18th he came home druak,
abused me, and t auk one of • new pair of boots I had and
put it into the Sr.. I went to t .k. it oat, when be fell
on ma—Mr. Arden: What do you mean by " fell on user
—Dm wife: He knocked me about, str, end knocked me
d en. I tried to get the hoot that it should tut be burnt,
be wanted to keep it in the Sr., we had • struggle, and he
struck me just on the top of my ear, and made my ',se
go like sparkles of flre.—Mr. Anion: Did he strike you
with his open hand, or his data—The wife: With his fist.
air, he struck me three times and kicke'l sae once, then
be got his bands round my throat, and tried t t throttle
ma—Q. What about the threats 1--The wile: When he
had got me with of y back scene the chair, he mid he'd be
if he wouldn a do for me, he'd swing for me in less
than aix months—Defendant smiled across to the Bunch;
but Yr. Milledie advised him not to treat the matter with
such levity; had Sad it more ...nous than he thought.—
Rockett assured the Chairman it waa all right, what his
wife said was Idea—Asked whether she we. afraid of her
husband, the wife said she was tilaklng that sometime or
other bed give her an unlock, blow, sod she'd rise no
I more. —Defentant didn't wish to re earthing td the
magistrates: what petiole said in Court was ew en to be
Itrue: but his wife had stated falsehoods—Re wasn't
, devoid of feeling evidently. for homing his balk ell
I outside the C met, he called • I tale boy, and sent him to
see aft', 11.—Tue Chairman advised Rirkett to abstain
entirely from drink, 19r when ander It, influence, he
evidently could sot control himself. and his conduct we.
:tful. Them had been many previous convictions
ar defendant and the Bench ordered him to and a
surety, and be bound over himself. In AS to keep the
peace for six months, or in default a Meath's hard labour.
At the some time they feared the wife had not judgment
' to he quiet when her husband WU in drink; but they
aevised her not to use irritating anothge.—A. friend of
.eketts became eurety for him, and we. informed he'd
ha.. to loch shot him, and prevent him assaulting his
wife, and if possible prevent him from getting drunk.
E1110111.411T ROM iSlllllll.—iiakeni Hoary Ofienses, a
respeombh-looking, raid imilentiy acute young men,
formerly from Jersey, wise brought up eel* on e
of emhesalilsg two claque., one an "order and the
• " hearer cheque, the property of Kr. Lantana of
Lec star' also of °tennis/ £4 by (aloe pretence from
Hrs. Bugler, of the Beat, and for also s a pair of
baby's boot, (roan Kr. Dicks, St Rary'.treet—The Court
we. numerously attended, consideraaa interest bang felt
In this cam. Prisoner was dreerd with scrapulous neat-
begs, sad appeared ealfeernred, though his eyes roved
continuously all over the Court, and he occasionally
turned his back on the esselstrams, while easing on the
crowd. • very ireful feature la the cam ins the
of a young woman, wham wiener
Cr:or:rem and wife, when they were not married,
this person was a witness sgainet him. although he had tried
' to shield her by admitting the theft of the little boor
I Mr. Howard appeared for the prosecution, and stated that
prisoner who had some ability in writing show tickets for
shop, had been out of kindness employed by Hr Dicks.
Be. Lillian", a lane horrid-shoo manufacturer, celled
ou Hr. Dicks, and 'rationed to him that he washed •
traveller, when, on Hr. Dicks naming Gibbiago, Hr.
Lolharo employed him to an a tourney, at gl a week, sad
10.. a day travelling expenses. Gib nts went the firat
journey ...defect wily, sod was reengaged, on the same
term*. Hr. [Ahem paid him money in advsece for his
ex -eases, and Gibbing'', we. to way over an &Noes
and mosey
_metier as Kr. L.dbra's account., to Mr.
Lulbam. He received two cheques one to Hr. Lull:min or
order, earner to Hr. Lairs or bearer, and io.tead of
paying thaw over, he attempted to oudi them. He went
over Sitar Rank hours to Mrs. Bugler's. sad asked lire
UAW to rah the " bearer" cheque, and she, on his
statermat that be we. authorised to rah It, paid Ida
mime Pounds. This mosey being obtained by the false
✓ears* that he wee authorised to ger the obligee •
Nerd class of dere was rearnittad. The other was
that. while la the smear of NlAlDlekajhablelie yule of