The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-08 00:00:00

WITSIOUTH.

RADIPOLI Rev. Edward Cumming
B. A.. hf Corpus Christi College Cambridge,
fia. Ivrea t the curacy of S. M;try'a,
Tee ESPLAIIADL —The tee baring become quite
the chairs hare a w been replaced. Every
nt,.fecti • is expressed with Um new paving.
WaNTlD.—Jeeeph Jocelyn wee imitimehed at the
Petty Sioa. o Taerlay f,e areaultiog ala I named
Alfred Henry Garnett an I a girl adze.' A4U0,1
Garnett. Def....dent did not put iu an •ppeAr *nee,
so I tee B C t 0111: root for Ai, apprehension.
W tvcg NICHT StIVICUL —OO 31 'oday fd,ht a odd.
DAM serve- was 1141 at fit. sry's Church, when
there a... WOO cool/fig Aron. The reel or, Llst
J. II 5-e4l, pre•ched the sermon. At St. John's .
midnie t service was also held, when the churl was
well fille.l. Too service wa• lull choral. WatCh
I •ervicer were held in met of the chapels.
TN CATAPULT NUIBIJIOL—At the conclusion of the
Weise. at the Petty "Utesion. on Tue-day the Mayor
(R. N. Ildward, E-q.), said compl•rut. bad been oiede
*bout t.. 0 WM of ratspulta. They hoped the
end the police would to their utmmt to put
it down. If anyone was brought before them they
would he punished severely.
STZALING Rope. Thomas Denman, Walter
and Walter Hunter. three young men, were
hr dtght tip In custody a' the Guildhall on Wedneaday,
before the Mayor (K. N. Howard, Esq.). and J. E.
Keg, charged wl Is stealing 36 feet of rope,
and • feeder 'from a barge in the herh..or. the pro-
perty of the ld,fyor and Corporation of Welrmour b.—
P.C. Bart.ett proved going to Harman • Marius
Si. • cod finding the et .leo props ty there.—.p.i..
Ft-ad appreimodad the pea roars, and they Wore
rientenced to one mouth's imprisoument with hard
labour. .

DRUNK IN C 11•101 OP • HOWL -Charles Myers, •
IM-Orer, was charged at the Pet y Serious on Tues-
day, before the Mayor (K. N Howard, fieq.), and J.
E. Robots, Mag., with being .:runk aud incapable
whil.t 1.1 charge of • borne sod weirgon.-P.C.
siickland otetal on Mon lay afternoon, the 24 h ..f
December, he saw the defendant bear the retiree),
stilt. . .1. Qawormtreier, in charge of • bore. and cart.
H. ••• v.y drunk. ecid not capable 4,1 taking Caro of
bitallolf. 110 took hun 1 the stati.m.-Defrindai•t
pleaded gnilty.-The Superintendent mid the men
would not have been nommoned, being Chrietmaa
tam, if he had not said Me police hod kept sown of
hie money.-1). fondant add be bed nothing to is,
abet this.-The Bench let him off on payment of
meta, la. 64.
A tlimetwari Row.-William Ireland warn etito-
sioaed at be Petty Seasons on Tuesday by Edwin
Lyon for an aa.ault and wilful damage to a door.-
Them wma a crow•-•ammorte thr amsoll -Mr. H .ward
Biwa prosecuted. sad Mr. S. Percy Street defended.
-The M•yor t ought it would be much Setter if thsy
walla retire and °owe to No agreement, it appe•ted
to la pimply • row at Chrietmaa-Mr. ...Merl
for an adj eminent until hiloodey, and in the mean-
while they would try and settle the caaw.-The
MayOr, is if•atio: the appllcati..a. wider ming I rel .d,.
used eel, as he warn c• dice tied, he (leek's') bad no
rititutoit
take care
re, or anyhat cais ....oltilbrethri:L4,ll.4lt. .
coma
before them avdp.
Denim SOLI:HILL -Frodsrkk Dibb and Henry
Said•reon, mon of the Royal Artillery, were charged
at the Guildhall I in Tuesday, before the Mayor (H. •
N. Hoe.rl, ah.l .1. E. Robene. H.q., with
doing wilful dam.,, at the White Horse Ina on the
revions night -Henry Tuatara Liver mated h• lie. t
the White H• reit bit. L evening, • little after 10,
thetwo prisonereoaUle to his home. They call-d for
a mart of slut, and a.ked for. we wore. Seeing
they had bad aufficiont he refused to supply thaw,
sad told them they bad better go aa it warn closing:
time 0 egad "al right govern-4..1,8.6a. go directly. ,
Soon alter he heard a ease, rind g dog in be found
thew throwing about a tray. They an ...bed • glees, a
Mies tea-plate. and smeabod a panel of the door.-
P.C. Cert., stated that about 11 o'clock he received
lates•tioe from T. a N.o•lise, and sopeawwwied
NMI% who arlailtted he em•sbed the dar, not said he
would smash them to.--Saunders •4.1 Hist Dibbs
wet ton rile 4 a !Pinta who had loathed him, and
struck the pewter-pot off inotead, and that wee all the
else. -Mobs said that he lied nothing more to say
this &mama-The Sergeest-tdajor eti twi that
thhhe hot • had character, and had been in tho army
16 wept* B.wlerems bad Lam in the army four
metha --rime I 10.. each, including d wags. WO en tr.
A TaangiMie urn HIS flinswawr -At the Guilt-
hail ..a Tieday. tailor* the iteyor (It. N. Howard,
(W. and J. It Behead, E.g.. Bowden tiol.l-tonr,
leech builder. of ill Thomme-rest, wee eum.noned by
hismoreat, Isaiah& Oneni, for an *moult committed
• flaoioa 111 0,01.-•1102.o .as Caa ged
Mast with assaulting Goldstorie--Mr. B. Percy
fkr-st appeared for Chant, and Mr. Howard B was
lw u„tdsuine. -Tim Mayor 'eked whether it warn not
fIICO ooadderation the am. 4.1 the
Yew, t. eertle this matter between themselves. and
M. jar the latre before the public -t i.e said
he believed Wray could do this were it sot for a young
M 66, who bad • kind of revendonary interest in the
Peng woman. There was also • question as to
imilla-The young man here 'limped forward, and
IBM It fra• • most unmanly and c mrardly action,
tad he should like the case to be heard.
-Mr. Street than opined i he cam, and called
Labelle Chant, who stated she yes • general servant.
Oa earloataal Day she wee living at Mr G ddatowria.
At is. 0.01„eh I, the morning, Mr. Goldstone came
tato he bones, aad she wiled kiln what lie was going
to kneel r dinar on I:brain:pa dey, as there was nos
Mem in the boo.o. H. replied they would hare the
mai to it as In Dorchester Gaol H. rased her
he the hair wad boa her head against the wall. He
ebee leizw.l her by the throat, and said he had mar.
hired,,,. man, audit he ha half • chance be would
mtuder lier, and pot her out of sight. She then
`Marder," and the policeman came. Defend.
eat then tamed her out of doom without her clothes
-Cross-examined : Whoa he cams home she was in
the kitchen. fie did not aek her why she bad not
Ile" to bed. Whim he came home he did not get.
Wrd. ghe saw him light ha candle, but she did not
/Mow whore be west, slie thought be west to the
°am. D.feadaat dragged her by her hair. She did
vetch defendant by the whiskers after he had beau
Motley her shoat, but it wee in wilf•deferies.
!at did not ask why she bad not gale to
• See generally west hi bed about halfwit nine,
-By Mr. Street: Whaa Mae asked defendant about
thrn dieser there wee nothiag la the boom but a few
hhees and crosts-P.O. Yells stated that on Christ.
Moe morning he was in St. Thianaamtreet. He heard
414,1166 mling " Murder " I. 11. t. Goldatooe's imam
...tried the dem opened it, sad asked what was the
!hotter, and wan Wawa said Mr. Goldatone bad bar:
..17 the throat, Delsasdant said be insisted on hawing
mmOt out of the Imam. He thee took her down to
tetatioa, sad Mee afterwards went Li some friends.
Rok ha.hici ,_ _so boot, Oat but be went Goldstooo's and
-Ile Mayor said hit thought that if
milivarned Me case foe • week. they °atilt to be
"tele The defendant a'all not juatified in
6 thaig woman out at th.t time of night into
striate. It was also an annoying Dila( for her to
ma Neat the diaear whim he came in. -Mr. Bowen
tamed ag,
4 -.Patios that the molosom wee male oat
mm MIT before Christmas D•y, whereas they kt 64
4 °S
at" that it tm'sikatv• Mt Christmas Day. Trmy
mmlid te•••••• •& • thlaciecarred las pertary
LIM Mod is WS suss who sassis

consequenee of the date being wrotig.—Mr. Street
urged that that did not affect the present ease, se in
the perjury care Mr. Jolliffe bad made his Warne,
when be raked the objection, but in thin case Mr.
Bowen wide the obj.eilou before be made his &Ileum.
Ile Aso p tote I out that the Bench had the power of
amending tbeetimmoos.—The Bench decided Vi amend
the summons.— r. Bowes wished the wee to proceed.
—Minden G.,144 me stated that he went home about
half.peat eleven on the 24th of December and found
his ...event aolee, wt h her heed on the tilde. He
meld " El wbeth, Elisabeth, what are you doing he this
timo of nt.sht ; bow is it you are not in bed 1" She
replied becawe there was no dinner In the house for
, the morrow. He told her to go he k.d, but she
wouldn't go. He then t eik bin candle and went to
1 bed, when .be banged the d .ors and tapped the
1 windows. He bore ask for &how an hour, but at the
*ad of that time he we. so annoyed that he was
obliged to get up and go dowa. He found her in the
front room. He turned her out, locked the door, and
went upetaite again, but in about 20 minute. be WU
obliged to come down again. He then found her in
hie itore "Bee, and he turned her out with only
sufficient form to eject her. She then turned round
and raid "Thee', what I wanted," and she Immo&
ately flew at him, and caught hold of his whiskers
and scratched hie face and head. He put out biro hand
to keep her if, and she clod " Murder." rh• police-
man then came, and witness said he would not have
her in bin house any longer, and told him (the pollee-
man) to pt her • comfortable bed—Cnos-ex amino&
by Mr. street : When be turned her out of his °lbw
he did not use more force than wee necessary. there
wan • mark vieible en his face in the following day
where she scratched him. It was not a fact that she
only caught hold of him in self .defence.—P.C.
stated that it was correct what Mr. Goldatioe had
said shout providing the girl with abet, and he told
Mr. Colost ne it wee not hie place to look for •
had.—Mr. Street, in addreseing the Beach for the
delionee, pointed out that Ooldetone struck the tint
blow. He thought it • disgraceful and scandalous
thing for • man in Mr. Goldetone'. position to strike
• young woman aod turn her out of doors, and at that
hour of the night.—Toe Mayor asked bow it was that
the summon, was not taken out against Goldetone
until the 29th .if Deuember, and the other eummoes
until the Stet —Mr. Butt said compleinalit applied for
&summons for wages on Christina. Dey, but he retuned
to grant it.—Mr. Street 'aid she bad no money.—The
Mayor suggested the case should be adjourned until
Monday, to see if souk arrangement could not be
arrived at in the meantime; and this wee act-d upon.
Titeseiress —At the Petty Swilow, on Tuesday,
before the Mayor (li. N. Howard, Esq.) and J. E.
Robwis, Req., application was made for ttie trutafer of
the Cambridge Arnie from Hoary Lovell Damon to
Thome. Noi ouneecineuce o/ an objection by the
p .hoe, the applicath.n we. withdrawn, and • temporary
transfer wa• granted to Mr. Barnes, of the Brewery,
porshasis,..--Appliustion IVY mad* for the trawler
of the White Horne Inn, St. Mary-etreet, from
heti*. J 641011 Cletk to Henry Thomas Layer.—
Granted. —The hawse of the Bout Inn was trans-
(erred from Robert Frannie Bugler to Charles Hill ; the
Perk Hotel, front Fredenck Knight to J.,lus Hawk...;
and the Market Howie Inn, from Chula; Masten to
Frederick Knight.