The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-11 00:00:00

imperial Farliamtnt.

HOUSZ OP LOADS.

TRUILSDAT.

la to Fl*um of Llrds. no ThursdaY, the Lew of Eel.
done* Amendment Bill wt. rest • third time and gamed.
Th• M tl Art An3endmimt Bill was road • @mond
time. Lord Bury asked if E ig!au I Ism at war In this
Smd.o. and If not *whet was the ea: ire of her mill'ary
openiti.las Lri (*maid'!" snorers lat must length ;
awl L not Slalwburi ate, J lent in Um &bets, ',blob
c ,atistobi for a count* of boon, sail thee died •
natur Their lomehlps adj mimed at tea minutes
to noon o'clock.

FRIDAY.
In tin noun It, &Witt in wet called to
the roc.nt tranolerenc • of British c minutia juriedi Mon
over Britlth aubjac•• In T.lllil to French tribunal,. Lord
Granvill exp'tinoci that tin atop at juitiflable when
they bad to with • civilised Power Ilk* Vilma,
Lord S &Our h nine ma. a fe. remarks on the subj.,: t.
the Mous, Aro VT afterelvde adjourned.

AUIAULTING A 11141LIPI.
George Dyke, son., and George Dyke, jun., and Jima'
Dyke. of nifoolbrlise, Cr enbo•nii. were summoned for
samolt,ng James Coffin, is bailie of the Win:shorn. County
Omit. while in the execution of his duty.-11r. W.
Dillon, for PIO prosecution, said thii prJe edings had bean
taken out under 14 Section of the Coun•y Court Acts. of
1516 orilir which the defendants were lieble to • fine of
feel each. Complainant. on the occasion in question, had
belie employed by the High Bailiff of the Winsborne
Ci,oney Court to six wilt* three warrants upon the
premise. of the first-named defendant, ebkh hod
sent down from the Salisbury Court. and p 1 in powee.
lion. Coffin was offered ari his sleeping placo for the
night the barn. with which he had to p it em, and es be
did not have say too given bins. be went to the pubr.c.
bowie and had three pints of blkT, sal, on his
return. the three defendants assaulted him. The
elder threatened to knock his /sad off. and
Uwe was also some talk of potties hien down
a well—Mr. Dickineoli here intimated that he
raised the objection to the warrant, that in it the defend-
ant, were otserged with assaulting the complainant in the
ex cution of his duty. Now be had himself admitted
throush his solicitor that be 65d left the premises and
had cone to the publichoum to get some beer ; and he
NOM ivied that under the drsumetances he cool! not
Alms re-Watseka without the E7eission of the debtor.
Dibben said the fact that Dike's wife paid
gm complainant off the next day Med the right.—
Kr. Dickinson renewed Ma objection, but the K atietzates,
before giving • decialon emirs ir, deolded to hear eons of
the erideace.—Tb• complainant. John Coffin than raid
that on the 211 dis of February he was left by dr. Dowding
in the poseessioa of the premises of (horde Dike. ann..
agelost whom be had three execution warrants. The
doer of Ow boas, wise looked, and he wee not let la ;
and wb.nln the evening he asked where i.e could deep
he was told they did not know. He slept in the bare,
and did not leave the premises On the following even- FRIDAY.
ing, a. he hod had co food, he left the premises and went la th• N .ru oise of c in9iii, the names of ascent,,,.to • public house kept by Kr fifersckland for something recernmended by the Silecti.in Committee to serve * a
to drink.—Kr. Dickinson renewed hie objection. and Mr. the Committees of Lew and Trail, weis submitted. ttr.
Teams (clerk Se the megistrates) mad the menus of the , Mundell' intimated that soen_e port of protiaLsn was sm-
ite, winch gaged that the baths haring ones tat the templated by the Eiescietion Department to obviate over-
promise' odd not mentor nada the rine warrant.— minim L sehouls, sad he also briar alluded to Lae