The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-28 00:00:00

CANFORD MAGNA.

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Tut marriage of Bir Ivor Ousel, Bart., of C.anford
House, sad Lady Cornelia Churchill, eldest daughter
of the Duke and Duchess of llailhorough, take
place in the third week of the ensuing month. The
marriage will take place in Landon.
BRLFTBURY
Coarry Comm April 21—Before T. E. P. Leroy,
Biaq.—The business at this eoort was exceedingly light,
most of the slues being undefended.— 8. G. Norton, e.
J. FL. Lyon, as executor of the late Rs,. GM., F. 81.
John. tabs rector of Manstou. This was a ease In equity
brought before his Honour two .nooths ago, when It was
arranged that the registrar should be empowered to get
In all the outstanding debte an. to the estate, and in
making his certificate he now stated that the only one
not recovered was the tithes rent oharge doe up.to the
time of the deems of Mr. dr.. John, which the pressed
rector Mead to give up on the ground that it was
required for the 'untiring of the dllapidetions of the
the mimesis bousa.-111r. Bnria, who appeared for the
promoters of the suit, referred to owes in which it had
been decided that charges for dilapidation, must give place
to claims of creditors, and his Honour, after eonterring
with the registrar, decided to adjourn the hsering for
two months, giving leave to owl the present rector for
the ETO.

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avuxy OR NOT?
A cage whet, attracted great 'ovation among an
unwitalted auditory sampled the attention of three of
the maghdrales of this division on Thateday and
Saturday last A "stocky" man of 314, lately an
innkeeper, named Jolla Vincent, had been arrested on
• warrant, on • ehege of feloniously &desalting • child
of 13, and the aU.g, offence was aesocapanied by ca..
earnittanesa of such • disgusting nature, that the Mena
verdict was ".ff be did it, be ought to bare the
oal-waine-tails twice • day for • week." The °ea
el•lasat was • Palwfaced little girl, named Bond.
daughter of a neat who net with • fatal moldiest in •
quarry • abort time sines. Her tale was that she was
Some home from • friend's house, at 11 o'olook on
Saturday night, in eompany with another girl, when
the prisoner—and she knew It was him because the
other girl celled bin by name,—said, "Ham, I went to
speak with you. Both girls, confesodly without
hesitation, followed him through the churchyard, where
the other Rill told Bond to wait for bar. As she did
not return Bond went along • a:imperatively long
street for nearly the eighth of • mile, until she came up
to her eompanion, when the man threw her down, and en.
dearoured to violate her, failing which be committed the
abominable set to which we can only refer vaguely. He
then slipped twopence into her pocket, told her be would
" satisfy" her with • shilling if she would meet him
next night, and went off. She went lame, found her
mother eras, and therefore didn't tell bar, but on being
curshe stated what had happened, and wad taken
settd nnori. who found jast such marks on her as an
lotiffeetual attempt of the kind would leave. This
substantially was the ease for the promention, sad it
was corroborated by the other girl, who knew the
primmer and swore he was the man. The girls, bow.
ever were croalmistioned with • view to show that
they had been sot in the streets that night with boys,
that they bad leen in two public houses and had been
ordered away from sae, and whilst Bond denied it all
the other girl admitted it Upon this the case was
adjourned. and on defeadant's brother,
hrothee• wife, and • third witness, swore that at half.
past 11 be WM at his brother's house, some three or four
miles off. This were other witnesses, bet the magia
trate stopped the ease, and discharged the accused,
observing, however, that they were not quite
satiated.

SALISBURY.

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A LADY Wrni Form HUSBAND& —At tho South-
wark Police-court, London, on Tuesday, a tail,
handsome, and faohlonably-dreseed
_lady, who was
deeoribod on the charge sheet as Kn. Eiokaby, 24year.
of sp, of independent means. WU brought before Mr.
Horsham, *barged with Intermarrying with Hobert
MAIL Charism Reerim, and Humphrey handl Black-
wxy, hes AS husband Wise that sad Bev kris& The

prisoner was attired in travailing cestuuse, and had witb
her two valaable doge, • pair of carmine, and • lute
9nantity nflugduge. Mr. H. W. Valiance, who appeared
for the resesmtion, said that he was i nsti acted by Dr.
Blackeners, • physician r. ettling at Salisbury, wi.o had
Mani.' the prisoner at Pei th on tbe lit of Oetob r
to proened agsin-t the prisoner for listainy, end on the
prey was day they trued hr from Buster to London,
coming up in the same train, and on their arrival they
had • conetable in attendanos at the Waterloo
ar Permin us,
to whom he gave b into custody. H 1.1 e 111n7i prepared
to go into all the (mita of the ease that day, but he
would give eufficiant evideeoe to warrant a remand.
Mr. Valiance was then sworn, and produced copies of
oertificiatat of the marriage of the premier with Charles
Reeve., of Cardiff, on the 2nd of June, 1863, and en
the 22nd January, 1866, at Carlisle, with Hobert Mille,
and lastly with big client. Mr. Humphrey Pintail
Blaaktoore, physician, Salisbury, on the lit of N'ohav
W., at Perth. Daring all the matiages her first husband
w" lining.—Mr. Burnham asked if he were living at the
present thne.—Mr. Vallsoc• replied in the affirmative.
fie saw him in good health on Monday afternoon.—
Mr. Bonham told him be moat hove some evidence of
one of the tearriegss.—ltv. Vil;"" said that the
marriage with Mr. Blackmore was cielelirat^d accenting
to the Scotch law, and he had the contract betw. co the
parties drawn up by the prieoner, and signed by Mt.
13.1ackmore and witoussa —Mr. Horsham asked if be
was in a pogitioo to prove the prisooer's hand writing.-
Mr. Valiance replied in the affirmative. as he hal col.
responded with -her for some time in buzinese transso-
Mona. The contraat produced was in her handwriting.
He had compared it with letters she had written to bim,
and it corresponded exactly.—The prisoner here said
that her Bret marriage was void. The man Reeves's
nante was Rutter when he married her. Ile took
advantage of hen—Mr. Burchain told her that if she
was married to him it was a valid marriage. If that
were void there was her marriage with IlWa—The
prisoner said that Mills at the time was • married
man, and had • wife and children living. --Mr. Buroham
observed that if slush were the case there had been a
double bigamy—Kr. Valiance here said it was a pain-
ful thing for him to prosecute the ornerier, whose con-
nections was highly respeetable, but be hod s duty to
perform to his client and the publia He therefore
asked for a remand to enable him to produoe evidense
of the forms, maniacal. Mr. Bonham accordingly
remanded prisoner until Monday, agreeing to accept
Iwo sureties in £lOO each for her appearances. Bail not
hoMg forthcoming, she was remanded to Horsemonger.
lane gaol.