The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-04-12 00:00:00

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far as the body was concerne.i : but at his,
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~,„ ,o, a few shillings together for a
shop. Ile felt he hal acted injudieiroud ''— •
his position, whirl] he felt aco•ely, ary
~.sure can..ti I.r his own belt, but li,.
person, but those who hoi ao kindly aasi.te.l Li_ •
would recollect the carw, and help him asaie. H.
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he went into lb -
leniently with biro, when he assured the
would sever be seen in Weymouth or in th.,--",;' - -
be lied coma their hoping against hope, that mr."l,'
would kindly interest himself, and that
would find some meant of getting on _ 11," v ... ' •
said that men like the prisoner told v,ry placidiii„''
but they not only deceived people and 0bea,,,,,i "
but were the niost dangerous Melt that ceeld .
tare. It had been proved to magistretes that
had persona off.heozwrtyber,se
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robberieswent t town'oo nl bobef°cor:mtnhnoterhaletnmmtteetin.sdesinncl.tilelte::::'tihideib.:Met:;,,.,....
such food coucrl,,lnthien,,,,..ll,4t,ib,„l,
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were not at all deceived by the prisoner's pla,„,: •
If they let him nu froo,
and out of the county ? —Prisoner readily ....,,,
this.—The Mayor continued that the Sup.ohot.
. would give information to the county p.. 0,,
nriooner had heti. r get oat of the county at ~.
Prisoner said he woe grateful to the 11.-odi fir
taken the view they had of the ca.e. rood E., ,
!Mout, or two to say one wort. —The Mayor ,i-:
wanted to hear no more of bin.. and only
Prees would publish such a description as would ~.,
bin to be recognized. The prisoner i. a icor. ,1
height, and of proportionate build. lie has a
inclining his heed a little to one ride, ant un i „..
day he was erainined, it shook rapidly 10 if in
He has a peculiar sideway look with hit eye. . ...
closer indirection do's not seem to squint. Ili,
dark brown. and Whiakere al.° • hut bin lip rid to..
shaved. its w..ars a very fine 'black cloth e.at,i,-,.
1 ItV.:rereetar'difl'ller.3.priirr.:::gieurhiolmayn:vo,ding.ceedt4iewid,..it.e:ib'dt.o.ditinromtek.hrute...oror.
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tiam worm for wear.
/elm Gorman, a rough•looking eesaren, irse h,.
up for threatening the life of Thoicree
1111111itt of the Admiral Napier, li mg n, r
mouth hailvor. The master, when he sepb.,
the warrant, deposed that prisoner hail been eau,.
the ship till this morning, when he unship' el him .
the evening of the lith. Gorman was rather the 1,,
for liquor acid threatened to knock complaitnet,,,
off. Next eveniow he got bold of him again, L. L, ~
going on shore and violently tore out the Damage-.
his waiscoot. Complainant feared thnt miler ri-sit....
Gormao would do him some harm. and asiod iLe•
might be obliged to find sureti a to keen ...
pawn. —Prisoner said be was drinking woes :
captain asked him to pay some loom y 4,,,
him. The captain wanted him to leave the u;
but he said it was not customary to leave eitl,,,•
month's pay—ln answer to the Mayor, compla._.
admitted bringing prisoner from Shields. —The IN ,
Do you think yea con bring a man down herein:,
place like Shields where there are plenty of berth... ,
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got, and discharge him here?—The Captain said ha,.
discharge the man if be would not do for the ship ..:
the discharged man could bring hia claim in the r..
way. Being further ex•rnieest by the Mayor, he.,
be bad been in harbour about 12 days. and had not .....,
to say against prisoner, except when he was druta...
Prisoner said he was sorry for what he had sus.:
would promise cot to annoy tthe captain Arkin. 7:
Captain said be would not take Gorman again, h':.
determined to part company. If prisoner wechi pr.
not to annoy him, be would pay his pareme hart :
Shields. He had paid him the money he owed, s.
prisoner bad had his wages in advance. -The ff.--
thought the egitain had made a very kind offer. rie:.
more than could have been expected. He directed r
Superintendent to take the money of theesptain. we
prisoner into the train, and pay for hi. fare. I' this sa-
lted not been rather out of the way I,d prisoner di-
, woold have passed every different sentenee no him.