The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02 00:00:00

W I M BORNE.

Tits lists of persons in the- oev—eral parishes of this
division liable to serve on juries were presented to
the magistrates at a special seasions on Friday, and
the several overseen deposed to the correctness of
their returns.

COUNTY POLICL, Sept. 261h.—Before W. I.
Adye and J. T. Beakett, Esqrs.--George Pope,
Higher Lytehett, treater, an old °dander, es
charged with dealing a meek beg containing rags and
other sundries, left out at • beak house, at 1164
turnpike gate, Sturminder bfamhall, the propertY
of Mrs. Marehalata. Sergeant Grant deposed find-
ing most of the miasma articles in prisoner's
house. —Prisoner admitted having the rage, but
said he found them. —The magistrates discharged the
prisoner with • caution, to his evident surprise.
GROSS ILL-TIIIIAIIILLT OF A Win—Last Friday,
before C. J. Parke, Seq., (chairman), Ker. C. J. GIYI4
Sir Edward °teethed, ILC IL, and Willett L Eei•.
Sarah Martin, of C.orfe Hills, was eummosed at the
instance of Sept. 13aynton, who took up the ease, by
Mary Prior, a poor half-starved woman. C...-
plainant : I am the wife of John Prior. who
• bone and waggon and draws cods. The defendant IC
a daughter of my cousin, and she lives with nry husband.,
She ill-treats we, and my husband encourages bar to do
JO. About • fortnight ago I was going up into nes
' common to get a bit of furies, when she followed me
and called out, "There goes the old devil ;" •h•
threw stones at me, and two of them inset
me on the beak. In answer to (liquids' from the Beer
how it was she was so 111-clad, and the defendant
drained so well, she said "My husband only glen me •
bit of bread to eat, I have had only that from him for
several week,; the defendant has power OM everYiluag
and looks all the food away. My husband keeps
cows." In answer to another question from the Bent&
complainant said she grit upstairs in a room br
herself, and ber husband and the girl In • room
down stairs; she meld not say whether they
slept together or not. The husband of 000"
t, who exhibited deafness, bet appeersd t°
eetaaseveral words, said she (aotaplideant) takes ull
property out of the bowie, and carries away the better--
To • question from the Bench he said, "I know I bou
not kept bee very well lately?' He called forward •
boy who lives In the rime home, who said: "1 foll,u
sere of the cows. We are afraid of she forand•inlid"
as she says she will do for us. We don't go lobed
nit up on chairs." Complainant replied, "It,af,6
appear as if they were afraid of me, be 0.'1'..
calling nut such ill names. lam obliged tog.
a neighbour's hooas to get a drop of hot wall
to make myself a cap of tea, and I am frequentlebr.,k7
old."—The Beath called forward the husband, sm
him it was • most diagraesful ere, as the appeorsur_,
the girl, who WS/ gaily dressed, and the wife terfiru:
If ha did not keep lus witeamely in food arid memo'
she would be inernshed to yto the relieving *Scu t'
when peessediap would be against kin, and b•
would be sent to gad. Per the mesas the satent."
would be Modred. Him deeded, however, was ••••6
diegrasefal.

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