The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-04-04 00:00:00

A DISGRACEFUL CASE.

Ito. 'with al, a married woman, was summoned lay
Emily Atkin., a single woman, for using abusite
lankmage towards her, anal there was a cros.-surnanore
against Atkin., for • similar offenee.—The Mayor very
properly caused the court to be cleared of woolen and
children, during the bearing of this cam, which waa of a
very reprehensible character. The parties are fellow-work-
women at a ropewalk in the town, and on Monday and
Tuesday last, they had a dispute about Atkins receiving
the money for some of Gors work. Throughout those
dais they "called each other but everything," as some
of the witnesses put it. A number of witnesses were ex-
amined, and some of them said Goff, was rather the
worst, but most of them were of opinion that it was a
case of six to one and half-a-dozen to time other. One wit-
peen named Etarrett, on being sworn, refused to give evi-
dence until he knew who was to pay hint. Having been
sl he wa-u told the Clerk would pay hint the
xsual fee, but he dial not seem to be satisfied with this,
and still refused to give e.idence. He was then told that
he would be committed for contempt of court, and ulti-
matelv the obstinate donkey rave his evidence, but in a
very disrespectful manner.—The Mayor severely ad.
tuonished the women for using such language as they haul
before children working for them, and bound them both
over in the sum of AZ each, to keep the peace for three
months. . _ .

The magistrates who are members of the Corporation
being interested in the remaining eases withdrew.
leaving Dr. Ellis and Mr. J. B. Durell, to dispose of
them.

ISPOILT.VET TO TOOIOt BUILDING HOUSE&
Messrs. W. 11. Maier and Henry Peered. were summoned by
Kr. Edmund Name, survoyor of the borough of Poole, for
buildlng In Motown (or Bourn Vidley) without riving
In Idot or eubellttlag plias tor Ohs almond at the

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Council. thereby Infringing the bre-laws of Much lfig& —Mr.as &bound Pearce, said the °lnert of the pr: toZ.
tion wto show those building in Blume Vow
alley they most conform to ,
the hye•law4, which they ht
one.—! ale said they were ignorant of the and they were hardly aware the Mare 'whinges b,
—Dr. Ell'. <ail the twe•laws het been it•lreriii.e4 hr
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could have the ,111,...iti0n., deeiele,l whether or not there amt
any ohliezation 011 the Conned to provite them ith ink%
I tr. Erni reellin•l.l Mr. !Joey, that the Town hi lenm
lit, GM and Water Comp tat. were eptihe eliathert, and ..t3
it W11:1 not their elute to Kive any oPinion on the. tetetaa;;
In rite of hi.' ohm defence, thew nine do, hien the aa,"
an the, red awl ':°" -tr. Iteeey paid the p,n,.
tender protest, and maid at the a..xt eleetion he wrong
make the matter a test lineation with the rAndidatea.-
(I'37r. htfren). Matfolt KAamoll, wax amenm
and we., also tined 54. and roots, ho wing likewise la
of the loye-lawa.

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