The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-08 00:00:00

NITITZOI7TIL
QUARILYL IN RENT PARLDIL

On Wider-, Infers the Mayor (Mx. 'Aladin, Mr. Jamm
Robertson. Dr. Drew, and Mr. Et. Hopkins, several
dwellers in the district of Wen Parade, namely, Mrs.
Haryent Kr. Tr sande& Jelin ifluadon, • pensioner, and
Ins Kundes, were summated be Inane Stookting. •
married woman. for • breach of the pesos—A letter was
handed in to the Bench, which was naderetood to be from
Mr. Marley, asking for an adjournment.— Mr Haase
objected to any adjournment, because, mid he, the sum.
mons being for the purpose of having &indents bound
over to keep the pesos, no solicitor wee allowed to contro-
vert the facto of the cams—The Bench decided to proosed
with the !nanny —Prances Swann( lives in
and Mandan next door, while she said Kate was •
tuna living with him, she gay, the name of II =don
a was not a wife. Wire Red ord. she continued,
lives it the first house In the mutt; but the Is mottle in
the Baltic Inti,,±si.d Mr& Tunbridge line next door to
Hondas. Lan Wildnalidny Kr. Dillard and herself were
standing at the earner near Kra Cracker's shop, when
His, Raeford and • prostitete (not Hand tan,* ort of the
Baltic Inn private door, and Kendon and Hate out of the
patille door biter theta. They WWI all drunk but Kra
Raeford not so drunk is the rest, became she went in and
wee able to wash Mandates face. Mandan nine forward
to Kr. Ward and knocked him dons, than turned upon
witness and declared—' serve you the mm., and
can @saunas me." All the other defendants abased
moot Efra Raeford • but she lan night threatened to kick
her out of bei Este frequently abased bar, mei
she (witness) had been °hilted to send away her daughter,
who is a dremmaker, in tensegagiaoe of the °then
especially Hata Knacks bunt Into bee house to get ad
her son, who wanted to take his NAOthaf's part Hz.
Raiford was the first to backbite gad amnaaitme her, so
she had been told by the woman Kata.—Ntaked whether
she went in fear of defendants, she said she was afraid of
Kate, batons by one it was drawn out of Igra 8 tackling that
she wee afraid of Mundon (a wooden legged wen), also of
Kn. Tunbridge (a vary elderly person): Kra Harford she
first said she was not afraid of, but at last she included her
too.—" Well, why didn't you may so before r inquired the
magintate's cleat, who also Pointed out to the woman
Swatting bow much Huse she was vartitir by bee
talking too much and her .oboreHm
was called Thomas Hillard. dollll'n
17Upwn-street, •
respectablatooldng elderly man, who told with
reluctance how the four maple mine out at MPula:d
Mra Stockting, and how Mandan gave bloat knock, and
hada/ him unawares, sent him down.—Asked whether
defendants were drunk, he admitted they were "rather
merry" After they went away he left It appeared that
Mr. Hillard did not wish to be • witness, but was sum.
monad to Court —Albert Warren (Boating, a tall young
man. emsobonted ; but it appeared from Ms further
°ridden@ that the way he " wanted to take hie moth's
part" was running away from Mandan Into the house.
There he tried to keep the door spinet Muudoe ; but the
letter fared is open, and Albert Wlnela then got up-
st•in out of the way, and it appeared Mouton, who is
wooden-lagged, did not follow him further, ad A.lben
Warren got no particular hurt from wanting to take his
mothees pert, except the hurt to Ms mental f
from n. Harford and Kra Tanbridcitilag
mother foul names, and himself and his finer
At this &acre Mrs. Tunteidge appeared quite shocked
sad overcome c but the Mayor exclaimed " Don't faint,
Mn. Tenbeidget We shell be obliged to haves medical
man if you do I I suppose you were shocked at the names
used." At this the mutant's Pule elkaa• en min. 'ma
and Mrs. Harlord told her sorrow. Mrs. Seocktlag lubd
called her a—. a naughty name which we shan't repeat,
only Kra Harked looked • geserstion too old for the
charge t. be true. She also denied having drank a name
of beer, and defied anybody to prove she had, although
when she wit in the house named it wee not her place to
refuse to draw a glees of beer for others —Musdon con.
hosed to having • glass or two of beer, sad being excited,
it being pension der, and he did not know what time he
had le he paid. When he was told be hunted and wee
excited, Lesid a " tee-Isse -haw, hew,' went out, sad
pushed Mr. Gillen down,—Mr.. Tunbridge, who wet
dressed in black, told how Mn Stockting
="ltbeiriwitis having had her "black' given her by •
prostitaha and darned say had been gives her. —The
Fames mem LW. idiom Nudes canai his *aims,"