The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-03 00:00:00

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Ten Itomerliz Pramoc—Tbe station on the Wey. I south and Portland rsOwer• 4 th's,_./Vike r"'
has
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on ospleesd by Kr. E. C.umsullm. It is •
I "adbome and oommedious edifies, sthetutially emoted
of Portland stone, Ire stederstand iii. to be marked
on the DM* tables es " Mad well." Mr. Penman is reedy
for it to be opened, end it we. understood that this
was to have been done on Say Ist ; but by SOWS it is
I considered desirable to welt till handrails have been
I provided to 'agora persons rause( up the incline path
it nieht, and also th at the platform should be lengthrned
100 fest. The matter is referred to the Ebuth-Weatern
authorities. It is a pity that there should be the
slightert delay, especially if it is yet uncertain how far
the dapping at this station will hinder the trains
Matting again up the Chit:keret' road tulles, and one
warts to see experiments made, at least in the day-time
without stopping for a handrail.
Eiricestarui. Exiscuse or TeX LIFIROAT. —The Agnes
Fferriet was taken out on Thursday afternoon lAA,
for sterols.. There were present :—J. Grieve, EN.,
hon. secretary of the Weymouth auxiliary of the Life-
boat Institution, R. Bayly, Bag., sod Captain Weed,
Inspector of Lifeboat& The boat was let down slowly,
in order to see if the same of carrying away the rudder
still existed. Everything ins right, and whet, let go,
she took the water like a dunk. It was a cold northerly
wind that IMO blowing at the time, but the crew with
their lifebelte on, polled smartly out of harbour. Off
the bar she wee seemlier(' in turning, and did it eery
crinkly indeed. Rise wse taken in front of the B.y,
and vision' wades, gone through in e ssti.factory
manner. She was handled neatly and cleverly, the
crew being evidently determined to retrieve their repo.
Melon. arms tale, they rspidly put up the masts.
In:dated her flame sails, and were soon sen.t.E.-g array
at rapid speed. It was really a comfort to see "our
lifeboat " again well in her element, although even
now, we must be crusted for asking how often we ere
likely to bare • wreak in oar distriot with • northerly
wind? Also, if any one can tell, taking the oompus all
round, in bow many points would a wind be found
favonmble to the lifeboat being of use if there were a
wreak, that is, with her house in it. present place? As
to her launching, it is beli..yed that if she were even
kept near the Sands, with a transporting and launching
carriage, she would be got to hat work more quickly
than from the pretreat Mita
Bowman Pam Seennowe. Tuesday.—Before the
Mayor (R. N. Howard, sq.), J. Timid, Req.,ll. Raggett, rag.,
and 0. Mertolds, Fog.
H•lltirt PIM= MIS charged with annoying painstmers on
the Replanade, on Monday night. —Mr. John Edward Irving,
medkal inspector of the Metropolitan Polio., mid that he was
smoking on the Irapliumde, when the defendant aged him to go
home with her. When he took no notice of her, she told him
to 110 to —• She had annoyed him bet-re. when he weaving
home with aDiend. Defendsnt followed him from opposite
the itiatioropposite to the Gloucester flotel.—P C. McMahon
mid was • common prostitute —Toe woman pretended
that r. Irving accosted her first. —The Mayor ordered primmer
to pay the costa of the eummona
CILIMLTT TO • 001111111%—e•SOLISII HANSPOLD arid TRONA!
NORMS were sununoried for ill-treating • donkey.—P.C. Apery
mid he mw the prisoners on the 18th In Boot-lane, driving drlthvlentler
~dobnbeaker, The blond lorthe'recoll'al; was neck,
y an much as that
from the horse for ill-treating which • person was summoned
the other day. Tbe sore was as large so a gs. pie, _The
woinitil per...lewd that the sore via only the size og • 3d. piece
but she woo fined r and costa and the boy discharged. —The
defendant considered herself just as ifitteated al the donkey,
and she might an well be In prison as in the hardship she was.—
The Mayor conddered she ought not to make such • retnark
as that
MART UMW. of Fleet. war summoned for • similar offence.
—P.C. Meech said that last Monday week, he was In Gloucester.
street, and me defendant with • donkey In • cart laden with
clothes. The donkey was "nothing but bone, and was hardly
able to keep the hareem on, leaving alone drawing the clothes."
It had no Mom and Its hoofs were worn through to the flesh.
—The Mayor mid it was • gram cue and Stied defendant M.
sad costs—lb.
JAIISS limo, a sweep, was summoned for 111-treattne his wife
Amelia- The woman had about five children by her art
husband. and had married Dino, with whom she lived .yery
wretchedly, though she hod one child by him. On Monday
afternoon" he ywrne home and 111-treated her very much, on
which she applied for • warrant. She woo stood in the box to
be cromeramined on her hitrfimattion, Rnd
_at first turned her
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heck no leer husband; but being direcirito face, at lei-si-t-o the
Bench, she turned round and met her husband with a full isas
that told th-re wan little love lost between them—Cros
examined: Her daughter .r•N rejected from the Registrar's
dike from being married, because they understood the man's
self,: two living.
mphe peiti, daughter of complainant. laid that yesterday
afternoon her mother had "thin man's" tea on the tubk, then
defendant came in the worse for liquor, and rid her mother
had been to Dorcherer all day, and had only Just come home_
He rid, "I never gave consent for you to go to Dorche.ter,"
whereas he h.d given consent the night before. The mother
rid "The ruby is crying," when he rid "Oh ! the baby."
Ue .truck the table, and then rid he would kill the baby, and
went to Alike at. it in the cradle, when slimes caught the baby

mat 4 the cradle and carried it. out to her mother. 'Fitness''
had been Hying at Fleet, with perann to whom she was about
to be married, but her mother said that the amen mite walk

livine, which es. not the cam.
I' C. Knelimb eald that prlmoor bad Nevem' time. complained
that hi. wife was going to stab hlm, and he could act the In the
boom with them all, .

P.C. Meech taid he Mit sent for by complainant, and went
•rol NOM the house. Defendant came in and struck at him,
and knocked his het oft, but witness told him not t., do it ier,in,
and he did not laughter), but after that he fell down and cut
hi. Int...hoed neon In winter to the %gavot, prisoner said be
%Mali allow his wile ht. tid. a week to live sp... Thc wife
wanted 7s, • week. It was her own furniture. On further
enquiry the wife mid the would be minded with fn. • week, as
the had a mangle of her own. - This prboner consented to pet,
If he might take his property considing of his machine and -120
bushel, of toot! This was aimed to, defendant to psy the
money he owed on this "st,..l.•iii.trade. about CI, instalments
of shich had been formerly paid by his wife-

WitomzesDAT. —Bet ore the Mayor and if. Ragget
61.1CITARD !lin, who vegterday was charged with lll.uoitig his
• if, nu brought up for hiring drunk and riotous las• evening.
P.C. lice+ mid priwiner came to the police-station about hell-
punt sin after his clothe, atul machine. Althrugh he was
drunk, alineeu went with him, and took the thing,. fella his
house, as he had agreed to live wparately from his wife. P.C.
Short brought the thing.. and tiriner Now, you—,
Inks it away." Priwiner tarried them away and threw them
down. Ile said the Superintendent hod given him Imre to
take what be liked from the home. Ile made • great die-
turbines. teed had language, and • crowd collected. Witness
then took prisoner lnto custody, and when brought to the station
he was riototta - Prisoner said he wao not drunk. and the
Ilayor mid that was wi much the worm. Prisoner mid be
could not carry all the things. the police raid he must do so.—
A witness named Winter mid idinner was perfectly insolent,
hut he could not el ty if he we. drunk. The police cotild not
have behaved better towards him, if he had been their own
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brother. The may, said the tw•liee were yeste;dai.ilie" best
friends prisoner had. Ile was bound over to keep the peace in
the sum of C3O for three months.- Prisoner was very ...Mous
that he might be allowed to take away his twenty bushels of
wad. and said he should be very sorry to throw dirt in any
gentleman's face.-The ewes was adjourned till tiaturday.-
Prl once said he WWI going to Hie near the Town-hall.--Mr.
Kaggett : Take care you ilon't get huide of it.-Came adjourned
accordingly.
TH011.4114T.-Reiore the Mayor R. N. Howard, Esq.)
MART Ann Poeta', a pauper women, was charged with being
drunk at the Union, last night, and aim with amaultlrqy Marla
Him, the nurse. -The Mayor aaked whether the Union
authorities intended to prme both charge. separately.-Ir.
King, who attended for Mr. Mani clerk to the Board of
Guardians, said that there were 'event' women In the Union
who gave • great deal of trouble, and some of them actually
a.me to the Otuartilans, and asked to be sent to prison. It era.
determined VIM Guardians to prosecute the rvfractorv, and
although thia wank we. not tbe wont, hen was the first case
Rillee the Guardian'. meeting.- It appeared that the woman
had been let out LI the Uay, and it was the duty of Maria
Higgs to see the women who had liberty dressed beide they
went out. and Wen to Ma then, when they returned. When
prisoner came back, she waii drunk, end abwied the nurse
putting her ast in her fete. and threatening to smash her. -
The Mayor was sorry hat prisoner was bniught up on such •
charge; a abort time alp dui snisa very quiet woman, but lately
ehe to have broken out-Prlsonereobbed, and asked to
be forgiven if she would go back and behave well. -The Magog
mid he could not forgive her, it we. not in his power. The
infants at the Union were treated very kindly ; they had a
good ouster and nthgreor ; end the mairletratee were deter-
mmed to punish any of those who made the management of
the Union house difficult. lie inked Mr. King if he meant to
prises both mere, and the &newer being that he would leave It
In the hand, of the Mayor, prisoner was Informed that she was
Kahle to • muok heavier punishment; but she would now be
sent to prime for 21 dap.
Coomrt Perrr fitssatows, Friday.-Before H. C.
Gondden. Km_ and It. ff. Eliot, Esq.
FIRXILT EDWARDS Wee AUDIDIOD for U' permitting disorderly
conduct in his house, the Baitann, at Wyke.-Mr. floward

defended.
P.C. Pltdeld said that on Thursday, March 14, at half-put
three 'clock in the afternoon, be visited the beerahop, kept by
defeWant, and saw four men and three women, all drunk, In
the tapnotn ; some were singing, and some were cursing and
Ila went Into the parlour, called defendant's eaten.
tin to it, and told him he had better not draw any more hear.
Ile left, and went outside the dour, and in. Mrs. Andrem being
In another quart. There were others In the taproom; but they
were not drunk. About hall-put nix ha was naming by the
house, and baud some of the same persons quarelling. He
rectanned those voices as of some of the parties who were there
whets he wolfed the house before. At 10 he was In the etreet
with P.C. Norton, near the home, and heard a row; Urn.
Andrean cum out and asked P.C. 'orlon to turn a MAW OWL
of the 13.01ae. Witness went in with him, and maw William
Jane,. with all his clothes off except his trousers ; Mrs. wood,
Will ant James's mother, and George SCOIWOW were also there.
These people had hoes. In the home at hall-put three In the
al ernoun. Viltneee got James to put on his shirt, omt, be.,
aod got him away. Witness asked Mn. Andrews why her
husband did not pot. stop to the row, and she maid be was In
the other room, writing. The (OW mud musing and 'wearing,
and could be heard 300 yards off. —Mr. Coombe : Why didn't
you call on the lanoloni to clear the house, at half-pa 4 three?
—Witmes : I told the landlord he had better rest draw more
beer. Plshing bad been using on that afteneon,_croee.
examined: I have been datimml at Wyke eight years, and for
some years defendant bas kept the home, with a good
character. At lant 'Penang meeting 0 itneas gave defendant •
good character. I might have pseud the house throe times
that afternoon. At half-past six he listened, and they became
rather MOIM quiet ; he thought the parties knew he was them.
—Mr. Howard : It had a gond moral effect. —By Mr. Coombe:
At hen put six he heard. voice say, "Go into him." Witness
slid not enter the house. TM Wyke MOO had been malting their
crews for fishing that week.-11r. Howard maid it was the day
for " launching the heat," at Wyke, when It was the rustotn
for every fisherman to bane quart of beer. Ht: !submitted
that there sess no raw to answer. The Chairman Mil defend-
ant had been very properly summoned ; but at he hash hitherto
„seat, a waaiehara,-ter.K wan the day for launching the
bat, the (WC would he tlimbeed.
Der stump Fours- Mr. Jamas ithitler summoned Mr. Aso.
eV Herne. Mr. Webbed appeared for Mr. /Platter ; Mr. ilowani
for Mr. Whittle. - Mr. Webdord applied for an adjournment,
as a stoma whom they expected was not preseut.—Mr.
H ward preferred that the case should he gone into at once, as
Mr. Whittle was • poor man, and had engaged him as advocate.
any pLye, they wotiki not adjourn, without the com of the
day.—Mr. Webbed maid they could not go on, unless his friend
admitted the taking away of the fenm. —Mr. Coombe said that
the plaintiff ought to have his wittier ready.—Mr. Weleford
said he knew nothing about it till • about 10 m °Mee ago. —Mr.
Coombs asked if there ma any question of right in the matter.
—Mr. Howard aneweval there was no doubt of it. —Mr.
Vieldord maid he wee Instructed that the defendant had no
such ritebt.—Mr. Goodden said if there on, • stuestion sd right
the Beech could not try it—Mr. Howard said Mr Whittle hut
been • tenant of Mr. Shitlees, and considered he had • right,
one slay before hi. tenuity had expired. to remove the fence,
and he slid so—Mr. Coombs Mr. Westford, you must go to
the County Court. - Mr. Iforani sited the magietnttes not to
opium to the adjournment without ordering complainant to
pay the emste—dilase adjourned. Va. costs allowed,.. Mr.
Wittier: Well, 1 think you bad bettor go on, Mr. welaford.—
Mr. Howard: The am is adjourned. COMIOI : I don't
know if the Bench will go on. You bring a lame case here,
and expect ttirp Bench to bear it after they have adjourned.—
Mr. Gueddea said they could not take up all day hearing LIM
meg. TM better way, Mr. Winter might depend upon it.
sosuld be to settle du eme.--Caise adjourned.
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WILLI All BILAS ea suitalouleed 'fur being riotOU, on the
23rel March el Wye* He old he bed no beer for some wile,