The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-29 00:00:00

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ACTION FOR LIBIL ARISING OUT OF TH2 LATE
Etnertort.—Our readers will remember that Messrs.
Waring and Seymour, the present members, were the
Liberal candidates in the recent contest. Mr. Hely was
• native of the town and stood on independent grounds.
In a speech to the electors on the sth July, M. Haly
made certain remarks on Mr. Waring, and threw consi-
derable light on some of that gentleman's railway
schemes. The Poole Herald (probably from being to
considerable extent in the hands of Mr. Waring's agents)
did not publish any report of the meeting, cud there-
fore a local publisher and printer, (Mr. Richard
Sydenbam.) printed and circulated Mr. Haly's speech on
the occasion referred to in the form of a handbill. At
the'nomination Mr. Waring pledged to the electors to
clear his character from Mr. Haly's imputations, in s
nowt of law, and on that day Mr. Sydenhain was con-
sequently stirred with a writ by Mr. Waring, and in due
course entered appearance. Mr. Waring, we under-
stand, ban now delivered the declaration iehis action
against him in the Court of Common Pleas, as the
printer of Mr. Haly's address, ko. to the electors of
Poole. The damages are laid at 14000. The declara-
tion is lithographed, from which we think we might
fairly presume it is intended for circulation. The trial
will create considerable interest, as it is expected much
light will be thrown on many matters which the public
are at present unacquainted with.
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sincnys AOVIDENT.—On Friday evening an accident
very serious, nature occurred to Mr. John Cherreit,
lan. As he was riding home on a load of the
i took fright, causing him to -
his arm, two of his ribs, and
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on certain property belonging to him in Love-lane. Mr.
Natah did not appear. The ease wan proved by Sergeants
White aod M'Oough, from wt oar evidence it appeared
that the e were only four water-elosda for 16 c.otages,
oontaining 61 tern:tee. —Finel 20a. and costs, or 14 day.'
imprisonment. —William Ptrry end Charlea Jones
were again brought up on remand, charged with utte ing
counterfeit coin, and with having • large qu ntity of
counted. it coin in their pot•se.sion. tuprrintmndent
Caldow said he had been int.tructed by the solicitor to
the Titia...ury to apply for another IN rnand not 1 next
Monday. It watt probable th former convictions would
be moved against the prisoner., in which case they
might be committed to the tuoiaes.—Mr. Fluieey said he
did not aee why they idiould go on 'emending prisoners
wtek after wick. All that they now reqnhed was a
silversmith to prove that the coin found upon the
prisoners wee bad. Any further evidence might be pro-
duced at the trial.—Mr. Reinhold was accordingly sworn.
He said he had examined the coin, and foued it all bad.
—Mr. Csildow repeated his application for • remand.
and on the privoner Perry demanding to know on what
grounds, Mr. Caldow replied that he had that morning
received a letter from Blackburn, from which he gathered
that bona priaoneis were in that town about nine mon'lts'
since--Perry said he was there four years ago, after
which be left Engler d and had only returned about four
menthe. When he came back he had about 1,200 dole.
in his pocket.—The prisoneis were remanded for another
week.

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the mnall bare of hie .1,, C. Wheeler. Pi
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is l'ingin eleery pre. Yr. William Nast, of Trinittairabl,
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