The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-06-29 00:00:00

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it had been acquired by your "own lawful industry."
and cannot give the order you require. If you have
any doubt of my opinion, you can go before the judge of
thy Divorce Court in Westminster, and take his. The
woman left the court apparently somewhat disappointed
at the result of her application.
FOUL STATE OF THE Qu ZEN'S BENCH COURT AND PAH.
BAGEL —ln the course of Wednesday Mr. James called
the attention of Lord Campbell to the foul state of the
court and passages. Lord Campbell said, that if be
were assured that the state of the atmosphere was such
as to be dangerous to the lives of the counsel, jurytuen,
and witueures, he should feel it to be his duty to adjourn
the Court. His Lordship inquired whether there wee
any medical men in court? Mr. John Bredall, who
was attending the court as a witness in the cause which
was being tried, here came forward, and, being sworn,
in answer to questions put by Lord Campbell, he said—
I ass a surgeon, at No. 3, Moor-hall-plane, Kennington-
lane, and have been compelled to leave the court three
times in consequence of the bad smells. The atmos-
phere in court became irrespirable, and it was quite as
bad in the passages. The smells came from the
Thames, or from sewage of some kind. He gave it as
his opinion, as • medical man, that it was dangerous to
breathe this atmosphere. He thought it would be dan-
gerous to the lives of the jurymen, counsel, and wit-
nesses to remain. It would produce malaria, and per-
haps typhus fever. Lord Catnpbell said that, in the
discharge of his duty, lie would adjourn the court; but,
addressing the counsel, his Lordship said that if they
were willing to remain he was quite ready to do so.
Mr. Sergeant Slice said the counsel were ready to do
whatever his Lordship thought best. Lord Campbell
said he would not keep the jurymen against their will.
The jury said the smell was very offensive in the pas-
'ages, but they did not smell it so much in court. The
trial then proceeded.

LAMBETH POLICE COURT, WIDNIRDAY,
NOVII APPLICATION UNDO% Tall MOROI ACT.
A fuhionebly-dreseed young WHIM applied to Mr.
Elliott for a prolmatins ardor undo, the glet notion nf
the 20th and MI of Vietorie, sap. 831 commonly called
the Divorce and Matrimonial 0114104 Act, to secure her
property from her hueband or hie erediton.
The epplioant saki her Millie woe Mocha Queloh,
that the live* In Bilii•Plell Park. 1114 r to the new bridge,
and was the wife of John Queleli. On the ilOtit day of
Deoember, liba, she was married to her husband, who,
In the July fallowing, dusertod her, went *brood, and
from that time to the present she had not seen nor
heard of him, nor had he oautrlbuted In any way to her
support.
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