The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08 00:00:00

=Alai Or SAT RULING AT lIILTOI.

Tin grand jury ignond the bill °barging Mark Morey
and John Anna with asoaling hay at Hilton.
ALLIAID LIMIT AT KIDDLAKINTON.

Miss 4ea Caddy wee iodated for stealing at Paddle.
binton, ewe pair at Indian chicken-work lace mils, one
dress body, Dee pies* of Wets, one sheet, one pair of
linen culls, and other articles the property of Wooed 0.
R. AttelL 11. r husband, Joseph Caddy, wee indicted
as • reogiver, bat the grand jury ignored the bill.
Ptisooer is • woman of respectable Appelbaum., and
boldly pleaded not guilty. Mr. Collins, inttrectod by
Mr. G. firmed; prosecuted; and Mr. Pfooks-Wood.
ford*, instructed by Mr. M. C. Weston, defended.
Mr. Collies explained that tho primmer previous to
November, 1871, wig frequently employed at Coloael
Astell's, West Lodge, sometimes assisting the servants,
at others in the laundry, and sometimes making cur-
tains, to. Various things, some of them trilling in
themselves, but of value to Mn. Astal, were un-
acisountably mimed. No suspicion was attached to
prisoner, but in the spring of this year cirournstanese
arose which led Colossi Adell to apply for • search
warrant, on which a large number of the raising
▪ which Mrs. detail would identify, and other
property that 'odd not be ideatilled, but was similar
to what Mrs. Astell had, was lewd in be: house.
Wine *barged she said some of the things were bee
own, some were given her by the Misses Adell, and
others by Marla Rlford, sod the rest belonged to Mn.
flaromers, formerly lady's-maid at West Lodge, who
lead left them at her honer. But he should call those
proms before them to deny her statencente, and it
would be forth. jury go say who well to be believed.
Rapt Hare, of ()omfatter, gaM on the 9th May be
be searched Caddy's house, peigeoer metier in directly
after he got that., Hs produced • bundle of articles
be found, including a pair of Indiae lace gaffs, sir boy's
shirt oollats marked "Lumley," • towel made eat of
sheeting, marked "A servant's sumer single, 1866."
two or Wee yards of card, half • yard of oblate. Icor
*.re linen naffs, soma marked " &D.A., 1863," •
hitadkerehisf marked "Francs. Taylor." and another
having • monogram In the earner. Whams bad two
constables with him. Honer Interfered with his
seeroking. and be had to threaten to pat her out
There were two beam Is the room, bat he had not
brought any thins one of them.
Cromasamialta, the leaned wannind seleobed an old
towel, with holes in it, not marked. and inquired
whether it was worth. farthing. Mr. Hare said he
was no judge- As to a bit rd ablate the lateen would
sot bey it. Warn oollen were also *sired about, bet
the Rapt. said he °odd not toll their value—he was net
• Ilse. draper. The spectators in court tittered at the
display of wont lines.
Maim s Elwood, housekeeper at West Lodge for some
years, said Mrs. Cloddy used to work in the bitches and
do home and needle-work. Bberrag last employed la
Nov. 1871, and Uwe Is upholstery work. During Mrs.
Caddy's employment there, different articles wee*
mimed, ineludiag a pair of Ladino worked lam guts.
Remembered • hey named Lumley slaying at the house:
K. Giddy wee then employed, sad seed is work in the
Iseadry, where. Lumley's things wore washed. The
Indian late suit and the oollars marked "Lumley "
preheated were the earns. Mrs. Caddy was em
sheet IMO Wats bed-eurtains, like the piano
and she used cord like that produeed. gel=
marked " • servant'." to., was made from • 'eremite
OMNI sheet at West Lodge. " on acme
ads were Mrs. Artell's initial/. The two beindkerobiele
belonged to Mn. Taylor, a lady visitor to the boas,. •
bacidirasehief was marked "RT.," which nimmt Mr.
Reginald Thornton. Witness wee gave Mrs. Caddy
any of the things referred to, or authorised her to take
them.

--1-com-exantined : Had bean kind to Hrs. °eddy.
Gave air an old muslin dram. The young ladies were
liberal to those is sesvice at the hoses They had
gives her • few artistes—not many, the could not
'sorely say what. Yrs. Aston bad also given bet things.
Ti..ey kept • reg-bari—(iangitter)—whion bold all kinds
o odds and ends. Never sty at old hendkereltief or •
bit of *hints to the bag. Could not tell what Mut had
aims in the tag.
Hr. Woodford,' : 1111 I " missellanarms &Weiss too
numerous to mottos."

--Oenid—no—t lay ;ire elm Lad saw the asewanti summer
sheet. Mn. Caddy had been at the house Mlles May,
WI: she was there In November. Caddy'. catkins
were taken away froin.o3l._detell's oohed. .

-1:0-id It -giv-e-t-tielswilly asses 1-ob, DO (omillag).
Did it give them pisesure 7—As much pleasure m
offence. Wm sure It was lo November, 1871, Kn.
Caddy molest there, bemuse at that time they had •
bell. ma NAL Caddy warn beltdrts. She amid 160, my
she had mew ma el the articles within two year.. 8h•
wee not _

Tir-w-y-ou go-11-ng—to kw 1-1 didn't know that was allowed
ba

Do 7,1 u know • soktiur at Aldershot !—No.
Wall, who was at the autumn wasteuvres t—Yea,
Did yin bead hlra • asks and a bottle of brandy ?
No.

—bid you lot mend those articles Goat Wheel Amt.ire
by thou, eattmon, wrapped up to a towel ?-11tat's way
Whiz.

—ie:nat els*, lb. Collins elicited that WHIMS knew
• soldier who eu at the last autumn maassuvral, sad
she sad the lady's-maid went to see hiss. They
pennon between thus seam brandy tad • sake for
their reirodumsat on tas way, wa we regaling it
abianhaa, marm mme It to the soldier.
Mrs, A. fl, mile of presenter, spoke to prbeeet
'reeling at West Lod" the oosedeass rependii bar
mod Me loss al &dam snobs' of mink& The Win:
lam mato academia were made from lodise ableksn.
work lag% lereembt home by Col. Amu to do,. of
yin; ami mho* ab, • bad made into • dress, with at,..
skirls, sad so mu* ad been taken tint ohs had not
'sough to maks op at. dress ellen it was wanted far •
agog um party. alio lima mitt. lett summer; bet ady one
Aim The roma pee& mod was made out of sheets of
heste-aPun dal, Os. of • number made by loving
boon from fl vow. cry, her father's estate, for her
marriage, ma, Taylor • pocket handkerchief, the
shies and nerd, and other &MIMI," dm also
indeetlied.

—icassaLunisad Mn. Ta rlor last 'tared at Wad
Lodge &boo two yam Could not toll how many
warrants she had abasstad Is tt. kat Orr Pax& Would
DM say It had not how tundra. War had.. Intowlwada
si bar itadbew's (rasa( Loads, ataabsa salaam
however earn wwl4 wire{ hi bar rid N. Had
bad WI ladlaa lase ea Am to • row
'domed gilk beesol/2.117./roiroq ISnaked wanig Yroa