The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-17 00:00:00

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Junto's Josrixs.—St the Harwieh petty tressions
the magistrate., tour in number, sentenced two b.tt s.
about twelve years of age, to one month's imprisonment
fnr steabag six pear. belonging to the Wm deportment.
There wete gape in the (cosies to the lull The snys
had pr mealy been before their worthies, mid
there was onthlog egainst their imaircekec, except th.c
they were prone to nitwit et.

Tag Len or 11111 CADELIT Gana or BILTIOLARS.-
After years of plying their profearion as "skilful
buythuu," with cooperative immunity from the law,
'Old Doe Donovan, an °plaids man, or watcher while
a burglary Is committed, Dark Charley, and John
DII•iP, the last of the Cassie) gang at large, have been
apprehended for loitering about in the city of London
for en unlawful purpose and having skeleton key. is
their possession. These keys were of the best oaks,
and would open almost any door !

Tue Nfft/ MASTERS Agri &Wiesen' ACT.—no
I Weds...day New, Willow and Thomas Bisbee°.
galvaniser.. of Wolverhainptoo. were ewvicted before
Mr. llama Spooner, stipendiary magistrate, of a breach
of the New /haters' and Servants' Act, In havdig sent
away for a fortni.ht an avPrellthlw In whose indenter.
they had siiptilated to find with work, and they were
ordered to pay to the boy lie. woopensetion.
defendants were also told by the atipeadisiy m.gistrate
that the Ant gave him power to regain them to lad
I, sureties to fulfil tho °unwept.

; Tai TRAMS UNION OONXIIIIIION.—The evidences
taken before the klanehester Trades Union Commission
'optimise to reveal heinous outrages. Master brick'
lay... depose to havivs had valuable property destroyed,
, servant. shot at, attempt. made to set lire or blue up
their dwelliochouses, and evidence is riven orlieh
shows that in some eases the Brickinakers' Unions
litronsboat rim district contributed latuly to what
they thought was necessary for the definite of their
prieciplies and practice.
A C 'a D tOOHITZ &AMMO wrra AX
Appals:amt.—On X ,oday evening a young ran and •
young lady, who arrived in Oserestry that day, attended
the Coristy Minstrels entertaloment at the Public Hall.
In the 001M11 of the day, tear • Polleensen arrived to
look after tho young ledy, who was the daughter of •
'Shropshire clergyman, and who had eloped with a
,gerpenter's apprentice. At the door of the ball the
young lady was met by the policeman and she was
followed by him and a crowd of people to the house
where she bad taken up bee abode. The policeman
endeavoured to per•uade her to return home, hot in
vain. Blie assert. that, being of age, she shall please
herself, and obi and her adorer, who are lodgers at
different holism, spoilt Tuesday together In Oeweeiry,
where in due time, we stippoee, they intend to get
married. Sim* time ago, we believe, the )oung lady
was sent from home to take up her remake.s is another
part of the country, with • poloweaa's wife, who bad
served as sums in the family. From the policeman's
home the 'soaped to Osarestry.
A FacignoUe PallION•11. The following 1. aa exact
eopy of a document found in the sell of a prisoner who
has Net been discharged from the City Prison at Bath,
after three months imprisonment for a felony:—" To
be Let, ready furnished a very snug apartment in the
Bath City Hotel, Twerten. The shove Hotel is replete
with every convenient's, and is situate oe the rim of •
lovely bill on tbe left of the Lower Bristel.road, within
10 minutes of Ore Stetrou, from which a Royal Bus will
convey you. The hotel boa a beautiful vim of Law..
down, Beacom-hill, Bereheneliff, nith the whole oily of
Bath like a panorama. The rustic village and mill. of
Twerton is within ten minntee walk, and the healthful
and soul-inapt. lag Combs Down. The manager of the
hotel, or governor, keeps it that reepretable that no one
is admitted as a maidens without a smieW recommenda-
tion from the oi•yor and magistrate* of Roth. The
hotel hes • spacious chapel with a visiting ehaplain, aud
the responses ar. daily accompanied with about 70
Nasal Organs. This department. mark'.' 26 on the
plan, would suit any young man. or Batchelor of quiet
and sedentary habits, who will find this a quiet retreat.
The property is well looked after, as the doors are of
iron and double loeir'd ; the windows have iron bars
to keep Oa res out. Apply to the Mayor and Magiatrates. ,
—NB. Good attendants, and a Man Cook Ls kept."

A Maim Pon tiut ATrOnstrn. —The following
seeming ease was heard in the South Shatlile Police
sport Ninhletoo, Templetown, was charied
with assaulbor Aloe Emblrtoo. Mr. Mahan,
defended. Coinplain.nt said d. fendant kaik her by the
legs and dragged her out of the hott.e, and would not lit
ner to again, although she was his lawful married wife
When Mr. Mebane roes to erols-raiimine her, she said
•INI didn't neeri 'tansy, she would speak for hervalf ;
she was • scholard, and th.t was esoee'n he b. She
not having his meals ready ! be had been fed like a
fightingpoek—he's 111 fat a. • lark--(laughter).
for you, Mr. M.bane. He was Sot ill teat
week. He I.y in the house all the week. There wee
'Wain, the matter with him. He ill nwd her Waimea
she wanted him to co to chapel. He told her he never
learned the Lords Prayer. She admitted that she had
three husband., hut could not tell whether any of them
were living or not; she had aeon one lately. She wan
in Barnes's public-howl* the other night, but where wits
be? He might bet, the Lowptreet, and that was niore'n
she wa.. Sip wept.' fit,t for • man. She had only
three.—The Mayor : Are they all living? Witness:
No, one eta time; one ten year*, another 21 lean,
and thie one seven poem They could put th.t
together. He knew she was married, sad site knew he
vs. married, and they put their hew!. torether, and
they lived together.—Mr. Habeas; Now, were you
singing in Barns's public-house I—Witness : An' if I
wee, I ...aid sing them • repay sing; it's not the
first time re. sung on the at eel. for my bread ; but I
waited till it was dark. I knew that if they dido't give
os
enum'at for starting they'd give us some'et to give
over. On being asked if he wee not poorly last week,
she said, "Poorly, eye; but it w•is his heart. He wee
frightened of hie work. Why I could do the work
myself if they'd give me • suit of pit clothes." Mr.
Maltase asking her to give over, she said, "(live overt
I I won't. None of your jaw I Thou'st got plenty, and
' I's not far behind thee." after some words between
her and Mr. Matmne she bad to he ordered to stand
down, it being itopesible to get • direst answer auto'
I her. The evidence for the defence it d that the
defendant dad been greatly provoked. and in
et...it...Hon of that a flue of only Is. and costs was
I

'Fate" Lire IN LllfDoll.—Two Cana which reveal
something as to ''fast life in the metropolis, bare come
hefore the MaryOboe* policeman. A tall gentlemanly
dressed peron, who gam the name of Alfred Norman
aged 21. address refused, was charged with stealing a
diamon I and ruby cross of the value of £3O. Flora
May, &stylishly-drew I, but meek-looking female, mid
/ reside at St. John's-wood, and am an unfortunate.
About • month ego I met the prisoner at about two
&acme in the morning, at the corner of Beak-street.
then had my jewrll-ry and a diamond and ruby arms
worth £3O. W. got into a cab mid went to my remdetee.
I took my watch and chain off. and also the crw,
will& I placed on the toilet table. We went lobed &hoot
three o'olook in the morning. The doors were locked.
About 20 minutes after els in the morning he left, and
I immediately missed my crow I
previous to that night. Croesolantined : Wo had no
wine that night, I wmt pe.f.elll sober. I met the
prisoner last night, and lased him with having paid me
a bed half eovereign. Mr. Johnson naked ho• this
warred? Prow:marl: : For my favour* he gam me •
bed helfoovereip, and ten shillings in silver. I thought
It wee • Seanish coin, and I would keep it as 'curiosity.
It is braes, and 1 have it at home now. I never had
bad motley given to me before. I dli object to it, but
be mid ik was a good one, and be would forward &sown
another sovereign. In reply to Mr. Manelleld : When
I awoke he was sitaing on the Moor examining
**nothing, but I could not tell what it was. I
spoke to him, and ho said ha was drmsing himself.—
Ada Bedford, residing in the same house, spoke to
seeing prancer leave the house about the time stated,
and the police deposed to primmer admitting going home
with prosecutor. bet saving he Iwo nothing about the
cow Prisoner was remanded but liberated on bail— I
two sureties in £25 each, On the re-bearing prisoner'
did not surrender, and the bell was estreated. The
crow, vane £4O, had been pawed for £l4, and the '
pawnbenker refused Waive it uo.—John Wow'. of Mary' I
bebop* road, was scummed for detaining three boos.
containing clothing, meerill books. three workbox...,
and a Meek, altogether the value of £l4, belonging to
Amy loytea.—Mies titoo, who appeared to be
Nitwits IS and 19 years see, raid: I ma staying with
a "friend" new. I bad bees, staying at 63, Mary-lobene-
reed, sad I used to receive visits from gentlemen.
Wood and his wife used to see me soustently bring them
in and out. They charged me two guineas • week for
lodging and attendanoe, and • guinea • week for board.
Defendant's wife was very harsh to ma, and one morn.
Mg. ewe,. I had no money to give her, she threatened
to thrash no, aed said 1414 not earn my Hying.— In
ereemexamination complainant said: I took the rooms
from Mondani'. Mater, who was landlady at the time.
Have been there about four months. Defendant took
possession from his sitter. When any one ewe with
me his wife answered the dcor, es there was no servant.
There wens other fem.l a in the boom I Orion the
time I ws. there (used to have wine front defeethint '
and his wife. They charged the gentlemen 10e. 61. •
bottle for ehanspagno. For sherry and port they chafed
7s. 61. • bottl . nines defendant took to the home his
wife he. Wee rest frets toch—Mr. Bedevil : Have you
not had your clothes Coainlaimet: Yea. Mrs. Wood
; ga's a.m to me, as they were of not meeb we to her.
—Clara May : I used to lodge in defendant's house.
I paid him ES 18., a week for my board and lideing. I
left his bow two years ego. (did leave CS in ch bt, bet
she Me wife) said she would forgive use that, as I was
such • good lodger.—Mr. MansfleW ordered the boxes
no be delivered op, and defendant to pay sl 3s. moats
--A third ease, at Clerkenwell police court, shows
bow filthy prises are circulated the.nn the ...in,
Sidney Osborn Fowler, aged 30, aliasbr. John Galt,
dealer of medicine (1) was brought up before Mr. I
Cooke, chart with millet iodmeot prints—An
inspector of t detective fore. reeeived from she Com.
missionary of Police • eireelar. beaded "Mew.. Galt
and (Jo., Wt., rare, and eiloniost photographer., &red boob
dealers," following which was • lia of fedeeent book.,
and at the end of theeirenlar :—"The publisheis will
forward any of the above works mot free on recoil', of
stamps for the amount. They had elso on hand a very
intensive eollrotion of faceisoes, erotic novel, and
voleptams. photogsphs, steremeopio stoles, wigs di
swim an I amorous boobs, French print., and
everything obtainable in Europe and America. A
eamlogne of the above works forwarded on receipt of
(our stamps. If desirable, goods will be sent !securely
peened et, so that Inquisitive people mmoo• tell the
intents. He received borzoi:atone to make
and obtained • book called "The Sod.' BeiVand •
I letter making an appointment. mot the prisoner
wordingly who showed him a pocket of photogreplas
and other articles. Tim ininmeSor says : I selected six
I slides and peid him for them 24a. He said be would let
. me have them Asap, as he intended travelling in the
provinces with • large (112 .ntity of thee. thinp ; that be
intended visiting Portsmouth, and perhaps could
mirielwe them to the °Seen of the garrison. He re.
marked, "I suppose yen are an egloa yoerman (A
laugh). And I said, a 'Yes, I on.• (Itetmored laughter).
Re further said that be bed sent by poet a large
number of the bite, and on an average remised sum
, reply for emery Woo simian. he MA out, and ea tiaa
, receipt of the reply be ant out a eatalopui beaded.
; "Catalogue of &Wing and AMOMIIII Works." lie
I them showed MO 111110thla catalogue, and celled my Wen-
doe lo pip 24 whin ladirnibbor looPle ego Pieribed

and eald he would get me anything in that way if I
required it. Another cleanlys pr.:dead lg cwt. of
Indecent prints books, seised at Om house. It was
stated that am prisoner'. real name was •711,0114 Forsyth.
At the ago of 18 be enlisted as • trooper in the int
Life CluaMs, in which regiment he served for oight yems,
hulls Deeember Imt • court•inertial was held upon his
In Albany-street barracks, and he was dismired the
service, and drummed out of the regiment for advertising
the isle of obeoene books and prints, which be attempted
to dispoee of through the /agency of • bookseller ia Al-
bany-street. After leering the army he took lodgiogs
at sever.l different places, sod inserted matrimonial
advertisement& name answers to which were found in
Ito possession, one in pertieular appeared to come front
• young lady enjoying an allowance of £5O• rear from
hr guardian, which would be increased to I:800 upoe
her marriage lie also adrertimd for • lady house-
keeper, and to nodes ladies doting theirsemuchmeant.
He bad published several pamphlets, and bads...meal
an elixir atd made pills. The primner said the charges
brought against him were false, and as for the books
said to be obscene they were no other than mediae!
book.. He woe, however, committed for trial at the
*lidding.: sessions, and Mr. Cooke said he woold saciept
hail, three aunties in £lOO each, and the prisoner
myself in £3OO.