The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14 00:00:00

orset Eonuttl exiatss.
TUBSDAy. JUNE 14, 1870.

DO RC HESTER.
801011111 A ggislat-r—Mr. Baron Martin and Mr. Judas
Wiles "dubs the Judges on the western circuit.
Tag Bishop of Salisbury bee appointed the ROW. '
Prehmsdary Wpm. eierk ILA., Vicar of Preston, to be
Rural Dime of the had podia of the Deanery of
Dersheatur.
Cosolaaarlmr.-110 Ithhop ci Sanebury win id
tar beer the leered rite of Coslrmaticin at the following
week :—Wliaborce Lister, on Tuesday,
fre Wit week
14, at 11.46 a.m. • Doinhester All Saints, the
same day, at 11 p.m.- Betedford. on Wednesday, June
11, at p.m.; Siii4l•l6boxy, Thursday, Jane 16. at
11.30 am
MINUONS TO TIC JEWIL—n, asisual sermons in this
tows on behalf of the London society for promoting
Christianity amen the Jam ar, xxxx,,,nex.c Ice next
Sunday, and the annual meeting ia to be held on the
following day,
TR. u"P"ati°° *mended wets, at Fordington St.
George's church racially on Sinday morning. There
were present—the mayor (a. F. Beiges, Esq.). Alder.
men, G. Come end B. Look Councillor. G. J.
Andrews, T. Hartett, Dr. Aldridge, W. Wads. C. J. G.
Gregory. end the Town Clerk (G. Symonds, Eso).
C011111n7111) TO THI DOUBT COUNTY Parson.
SetnOtta Ruben lisuabam, hou•ebreaking at Einem
MagFford Labour Joseph Premise, stealing
04Mege• 44 East Lolworth, S calendar months
Thomas Watts and James Anderson, refusing to pro-
ceed to sea, at Beidport, 1 calendar month; Elisabeth
Mom, abusive and insulting language at Dorchester,
days .• Michael Mullett, stealing dead Nom at Buck.
lend Newton, 7 days; Arthur Norman, vagraney at
Frampton, 7 days ; Sarah Connate, stealing two pence
at Maidno Newtoc, I day • Frederick Well, drunk and
disorderly at Blandford. 1.4 days ; Simon Hend.tent.
result on police at Toiler Porooruna, 1 calendar
month i Levi Shiner. tussah on yolk* at Toiler
Foreorum, 14 days. fisprimmoseia . David Drew.
drunk, ba., at Dorchester, 7 days.
Tau wunin. —The iollowing is our meteorological
impost for the week ending Sunday:—
I11;1 Direetl.ll
Iz of Wind.
49 N & NE
71 :4 NE
n Idl NE It 551
57 NS NW & N
II Mt NW
INS 43 I W
al 47

btate of Weather.
Vine
Vino, lurhtnintr
.rtorty, fine
nudy,fino
ne
aondy
'Money

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Bolovas PETIT Braasoira, Monday.—Before the
Mayor (J. P. Hodges, E.g.), and J. Bishop, Feu.
Jong Ammirws, employed at the Antelope Hotel, wasbroughl
U p on mewed from Ssturday, charge! with assaulting V.lt wife
M the Sun Inn on ?Achy evening. The Twee unman WWI
brought from the howetal in • chKr, bet bend was bandaged
sod du appeared very ilk
Tbe salacious improprieties of lira Haskett hare long been
the subject of mandM Is the neighbourhood whew the lives,
and the pnemst assault, It ieW be wen, arose Iran her bad
conduct.
Mary Margaret Andrews, the compialniat, mid tam the
wife of John Andrews, and lire 1,. Priamestreet. Os the OM
inst., I trust work at the Antelope Hotel, sawn Wale 304 told
um my husband was at the Sun be.rhosm, in Friary lane. with
Kra Haekett, I went there and frond them and others there.
When I went into the room I Lewd LYnoilne Hwkett my to
my husband " NUM up that, and have some more." I took
the glees from my Mishears hand, maid be should loot drink what
was% it, and west the ale on the floor. I struck my hugend
on the cheek with the glue, and pushed him. Ile took the
gins.from me, hit me with (ton the forehead, and then threw
It at nu, again striking me on du head, and the &at bruke to
Mecca Kr,, Beekett called me " • nasty stinking —* ITU
fragments of the gime grin produce& It was • amnion half.
pint tumbler." My Wad waseut and bled • good deal. Mrs.
Itaakett mid "It tn. not half bad enough far me,
and he we. no Iran or he would serve me worw."—(sentationj.
Mrs. flask/it struck me.
Mn, Hestia' bad born summoned a. • witness. but We did
000
Tts7ZOT. uked whether dm should not be Included In the
inge.
ir, I
It end

Mr. Symms& mid see, and Supt. Pouncg was seat to wpm
sew hsr.
Complainant continued: I then knocked het km°. She hit
me again, end I Wok up • basun sod thine at her, but it did
not hit her. My husband told Chutes Andrews to fetch the
doctor. ft. was between seven end eight o'clock in the
Ulster lusd mother came, and took me to the
hospital, where I have been Peer lined
At title Juncture Mrs. Heekett was brought in by Supt.
Fotney. Outside the hall the crowd collected, hooted, and
clapped their hands, and groaned, to on her In custody. She
wus got up in •green drassollk mantis, white neck tieorills large
bows, and • black het trimmed with velvet Bbe was told that
sli. wee charged with aineulting Mra. Andrews end the
evidence wee reed over to her. Wu ernes-exandned the coat
plainant boldly: Did I strike you, Mrs. Andrews A. Yee.
Q. I did not; you struck me first. A, No, It Was you struck
roe first— gasket,/ : I did not Mrs --
Mr. F. W. Young, house surgeon, at the Donet County
Hospital, said between seven and eight o'clock onFriday
evening Mrs. Andress was brought to the hospital. lbs had
three lacerated wounds In the middle of the reheed. They
were bleeding prof teselv, and she vise roy much exhausted
from Wei of hiosst—in alimut a date of feint. One of the
wounds was more than a., inch long, and extended to the bone.
TtieY were sueh as would be produced by • tumbler being
thrown at her. Mr. Good and I dimmed the wounds. We
etoddered them at serious that she should be admitted to the
hospital SA an In.pellent, and she will h.ve to remain some
time.
Wiliam Lester said he was at the Sun in. *bin (ho coin-
pia/neat went in on Friday nighL At that tinse Charles
Andrews, end Caroline Radial were haring .0610 beer- Mn.
Andrews mid, "Oh you new*, to be drinking with web
as this, you cultist to beat house with your wife and child." She
took the sta. Irons the table and held it up es if to upset it or
three .t. At tbe moment her husband struck st her : I dld not
or the glue In his hand I wea up on the table papering. I I
Jumped off and caught Andrews by the arm, saying •' Don't do
Out.- The woman was then bleeding in Attains from the
furebeed—there was quite s pool --such • quantity that it we.
mere like blood from • bultsk being killed thane woman. Mrs.
Haskell mid "hat her have it, she deserves it, the nasty—"
- ihisessik The landlord told them to go ole or he would send
Lire policeman. Mrs Hukett ran into another room, and Mrs.
Andrews followed her. lay Mrs. klaskettstrtke !tn. Andrews
twine while she was in that bleeding due. I ran in accom-
panied by young mail ho anis with me, and be pushed Mrs.
Haskett •way lust u Mrs. Andress threw •beson at her, and it
did not strike Ler. Mrs. Andreessnecovereil in blood, and the
place wiz like • slaughter house. Both women celled esch other
etentnt names. The landloni did till he rould to get them out.
Mr. Symonds: It's• pity be allowed such people to meet
there.

Hy Mee Ilmtett : Mrs. Andrethsten into the room before
me. and I can't say if %he Are+. Mrs. Haakett. I saw Mn
Andreas puth her, but not strike her at all.
In defence, Andrews mild hi. wife caught hold of the glass,
and held it np to etrlke him, when he put out hls hand to said
the Aloe and the glees a.. waited her head Neither him
nor rharlesi Andres." were drinking sitith "this woman"— they
were each drinking hi. own Slink.
The Mayor remarked that the evidence of the woman and
the nature (Atha wound. showed clearly that the gime musl
have been used with greet force.
Mr, Symondu said the woman (night have been killed on the
spot.
Mr., Ilsoikett esid she went into the Sun about seven ...dock,
Jar a giant of porter. Charles mid don. andvea, hoda gfeth of
beer each. She paid for her -ern. In the ineantime
Mr.. Andrew. came In, rod and "You are here--*
—the didn't know exactly what the mald; however,
ehe up with her hand and Wreck John Andrea's, then took up
the rim and held it up. Ile put up his hand to defend him-
self, and the glee. wrung at her heed -(laughter and hose.)
Thst was all else mw. Rhe went in the other 1-nont to go away
the didn't want to atop there, Mrs Andrew. followed and
fell on her. Then the (Mr.. A niteas)took up • bath° of paint
and threw at her, but II o Imed.
The Mayor : tea have heard abet was Mated—
Mrs. Hankett. I had a gime of porter ; I wag not drinking
with the men.
Tee Mayor : You appear to hat e fallen upon her.
Mrs. Haskett : No, I never t oched her tin ate nick me.
Tlso court was classed while the magistrates coneldered their
docidon.
~..goninr, the Mayor, bdtheming Andrew., odd the
magistrates had had thry little difficulty In coming to • decision
I n his care—lt was one in which their wen no ronm for doubt,
and one of the melt cruel and cowardly &smelts they had over
bad before thew For a man to antault • wonthn
circumstances in such serious way sem bad enough, but when
ii ethe doee against his own wife It became Lankily
worm -It VW difficult to conceive anything of a more
he Inoue character. Mrs- felt that they should not
be doing Deane if theY did not put the lair In
force. and teach him that be must not treat any one, and much
It his wife, in that way. She was in • had Mate at pelmet,
and bad it not been Mated by rth,, Bogie. that the
ethe
assuming a favourable amaranth, they would have felt it their
duty to mend him for trial I. the Meek to await the lithe of
the sawmill As it w a, they model 100{011011 hie, to els months
hard labour, and they were only sorry It was not in their power
to order him to be Retied. Much as dogging might be
deprecated In • ganersi way, they thought this wae•ease where
It might be wholesonmay exercised.
As to Mr. Haskett, the Mayor told her her thnduct had
been very bed in the matter, and she attacked the poor woman
when Ina bleeding and exhausted state. They could not but
sentence her to two months' hard labour. (lmmedlgely there
was • ringing cheer In the court- we don't recollect hearing
such unanimous and loud enplanes from • tall body before.
It wen taken up by thaw who crowded the corridors and Mair.
case, and the eatiMacUon teemed unlearnt.]
Mm, Ithekett bowed profoundly to the Mayor,and meld im-
pudent/v. "Thank you, Or: I never struck the woman."
Mr. Symonds Well, unseemly as the Interruption has been,
it show. therein • •trorer feeling out of door..
Than warn wrest cheering in the streets...be can taken of to
prison by four policemen
(Doom Onoite. Thureday. - There were 61 plaint..
four Judgments, two intrepid...ler., and one bankruptcy
remoter portiere of the ca e.. were disposed of by the nu.
(Giles Symonds, Esq.)
Rosursie v. Dueinge.—Tb• defendant lives at Chldeock,
and the plelntiff, a dealer In musk, ,at Dorthmter, suml
for £7 5a., for the hire of an harmonium. Defendant did not
appear. and Judgment was gives for plaintiff, by El monthly
inetalmenta
Haien, v. Mtitan. --The girths. live in Fomlinglon, and
the cisini wait for r ed., tabus°, of money lent. The defendant
did not appear, and wee ordered to pay in two Instalment..
Eusorr v. Rill.. • Both parties live at Tlncleton, and
plaintiff claimed e.l Is. at.. for drat. tog and breaking gravel.
Deleniant climuted the quantity done, and attar hearing
several winsome. his Honour gave Judgment for Lta, lock sad
costa

II mum v. Wean. - Plaintiff live. it Hitchwood, near
V.reham, and claimed 15.. 10.1. af defendant, who rambles at
Broadmayne. for ploughing two wave of land. Defendant
maid it ought not to b• much by a shilling. The Judge
thought such • dispute could have been exiled without coming
here, and ordered 144. ltd. to be paid and refired expenses.
Omen v. Ce rr. - P.allitll lives at Notion. claimed of
"eleadant, a man of Maiden Newton, a ss. Id. for Sour.
Defendant denied owing mom than at M., which he bad
oacred to pky. A ova of pl•intifs spoke to delivering the
lour charged at .ariom times, and marking Iton • slate, which
Ibe took io his ester. who entered it in the day book. The
daughter aid that wa, the practice.
Defitodant produced some notice. which he had reolived from
• London !format& Protection rani-any, of which hr. lbw
Is the Maiden Newton agent demanding payment and charging
bid. for the application The notice. were got up in formal ogle
and led to the belief that they had been Unmet from the County
Coil.

ifie.judee Impounded the forms, with a view to sending them
to the higher authorities to me if thaw issuing them cannot be
persecuted. He sold sending such notices was most improper,
and that in all cams where it was shown thee forms had been
used he wonid not anew the pisiotiff's expense. of attendanos
or the costa of the court. He ordered defendant to pay a. 3d.,
and normalise' pi,int4ll.as to the remainder.

IT.- O. iIATO: ni.Pladdiehlllteel. Mr.
Dadierood for plaintiff ; Mr. Rawlins for defendant 1116 was
I claim of AD lbi torrent, and defendant Owlet • let-off for
enthe rtipelni„ Mr. Deahwood objected to It, on the ground that
the hotter eru given one day too late. The court held this to
be fatal It was ultimately agreed that the queltion of repairs,
which ii in dicipute, should le referred to the ideward of the
manor of Piddlctrenthide, where the property utektite&
The two interpleader cases were wltbdi awn.
ISAAC W stem Rita, of Portland, tailor and draper, Mlle up
for eta= 'nation under the New Bankruptcy act. lie sae
closely questioned as to a traimaction with Mr Harvey, of
Portland. who held a mortgage on bankrupt'. property for
£l5O. He said the inortAage was executed about ex month.
before the bankruptcy, and tbe oenelderstion wadi £lO5 fe
cash, and Mr. Harvey became eetturity to the bank for £56, ond
he ("bankrupt) •a• indebted to the bank EMI Mr. Edmonds,
of Porte's, the trustee leas not waded, sad, on Ilia=
lion, thebankrupt was directed to attend before the
net Thilladay for hirlba amisalnation