The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04 00:00:00

Dot to Out of the shop for the *ow Tbe erowd
followed Kr. Gongs; they were his friends. Mr. Gene
offered to asoort me home bat I we. not going with •
man who bad raised a aroarrd aralost ro•
Row blot hors you hold the Hoist ? —Sines Ootoba
1870.—Yon have not hada plusaant timo of it sines I' —ll.
part of the time.
TM. is not ibe Int quern,' you have hod with
different parties In the town ? —Witnert was uoderetood
te any that the Mayor had quarrelled with him.
Mr. Doyle.: Had you not, on the day In qumtion,
had squirrel in the street with Mr. Buekland?—He
sneaked me in the street. There was no row, but he
game parpmoly to attack me. There was a regular
organised mob. A great malty people bare ottaoked
me, heeense I have told them the truth, sod preached
the Vuth—thst meta Sr. *inners
Orme- elimination convened : Sever PoePlo ht.•
qoarrellwi with is. ainNii I be.. been Is Slidtaahury.
The obirehwaritsina end k irobooloilaster—tiot mOl.lll
schoolmaster—hare eono so.
Mr. Doyle.: A peragraPhlfrom your pamphlet her
helm reed. Kay I ask to whom you allyded whet you
wrote it?
Mr. Morrow: The sottares in the town belong to
(Marva% proprietor,. items of them beloog to Lady
Westminster. I did no write to her Ladyship, besanse
.ha is not In the habit of answering my letters—
(laughter). I know of ono *retailed hones in arbloh four
f•milise ore living. lain prepared to justify every part
of my puziphist.
To whom do you refer, when you gar that the rich
people of the notnieseurliond are given to sat' of extra-
vagant* and folly? —To plenty of riyh people round

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about bore.
Did you not, when you wrote the pamphlet, allude to
Lair Weettninster ? elle led to every rich person
round shoat.
Then I take It for granted that you alluded to her
led yehly ?—(No 'mower) The roe. peetlemma in eon-
' tinnallm sold: The &dines I asked • Elbaf tosbury
printer to publish. but he Bald he would rather set. sla
Lady Westminster had been kind to him; he was afraid
it would be taken es an aspersion soon her ladyship.
He objected to one expression. which I afterwards
omitted. On nolo; home with the poliesman, I pointed
to the originator of the nook sod that was Mr. Deere.
He ran after me shouting "He Is insane !" and tbe mob
took up the spry.
Did you say to the polieemon that yoo would box or
fight anyone lethe crowd ?--Certeinly sot. I never
bor.' is my life • but I aat aot afraid of any man with
bled's help. I steed hers stonscloos of my owe faithful-
DOW as • ablator of the Gospel.
Whets your pamphlet was first pablabsi, did you sot
eireelste It to the shore\ eirmalated it es on annual
sdanor to my freople. through my dark. I bed geniee
In the Smash yesterday, but I did not ailed* to this
ease fertber than tenet that I thought It very h .rd that
the water of the perish weld not pen through Os
streets without being mobbed.
Did you sr this spreseloa—" An eye foam :
if one man intake soother down, knock him down oleo"
—No. My tort wee, "Ifit he passible, live peaceably
with all men.
Dr. Wilkineoo aid the magistrates were not try's. •
question rfleeting any of the rev. gentistan's addresses
fres the pulpit.
Mr. Morrow: Mr. Nage never &sari me preseh, I
expect—Mr. Gene : And don't wink to do so.
Bra remitted by lir Madder :- It has been my prarr
lice to lease annual addressee to my parishioners.
It le your opinion that there stalwart. is She/ tesbury
nail for human habitation? -Oertainly. I adhere to
the statements in the pamphlet.. I know of one house
where there has been fere., where an old woman in no'
lying 111, awl when thereto so plea) but the house itaelf
for the d.pe*of songs. lam told that it bet cogs to
a penes named Bogdan. but I moot eartain.
Tc• MAYOR: Does It belong to Lady Westminster ?
No.
Mr. Hodder: Do you allude to Lady Westminster is
particular ? —Oertainly not, but to houses of that oh.-
rooter. There are • number of than. in the town. Of
00ufle I allude to Ltd, Weshalaister as well as others,
bemuse she owas essiderable property in the town.
Your pamphlet was ',goaded, in fast, for those whom
the eap fitted t—Yes It is • f est that people have been
in the habit of annoying me.
Have you gives them any provocation whatever ?
No, except in tenor them of their mina I have made
no pereonal allusion.
After retiring for • quarter of an boor,
The Mayor geld he and hie brother magistrate could
not agree, and they left the partite to take ouch other
pro/endings anther shoes.
Mr. Gasp said he aboald Ito before the County
magistrates, where Its ho wid he shoeld get jostles.

JUDOS LILFSOY AND souctroe JOLLIFFL
Ica hi Court of Qeeen's Beach, Sea. 31. flittlap in
Butoo.—(ilefore the Lord (Thief Justice, and Jestiees
Mellor and Quail.) JoUde a. L•froy.—Tale was •
case involving the question whether • *panty court
judge bee the power of paniehiag,for ematempt- 'A
rule had been obtained on behalf of Kr. JAW', •
solleitor, calling upon Mr. Letroy, jades of the county
ocurta of Somerset, to show same why a writ of pro-
hibition should not bone, prohibiting biro from further
promedlogi on a writ of citation which he hid Lamed
against Mr. Jolliffe. The contempt @emplaned of wee.
out of wort, but daring tint pending of proems:Hags Is
reference to whioh the alleged contempt had been cow
milted. The jade. had made strong observations ia
carat on Mr. Jolliffee profeashatal conduct in • use.
tried in the mienty .curt, to whieh emanate 111 r.
Joni& replioi in • letter published in • 'cog paper.
lise silent also published a letter, iiioulpatisig Mr.
Joilide who admitted that be aisletod in its *composi-
tion. The letter was regarded by the jade* as a con-
tempt, and be issued • citation for Mr. Jolliffee 'Mead-
anoe before blin to answer for tbei same.
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Kr. Micitstry Q.O , and Yr. Oppluheirn showed
sense &calms the rule; Sir John &intake, Q.C., and
Mr. Belle& supported It.
Daring the arguments, 'blab we of & strictly legal
oharsoh.r.

krJeetioe lisllor said the ocnitempt which the
inferior wart., although worts of record, had power
to visit with line and imprisonmest was contempt com-
mitted in the facie of the °mot The authority of the
superior court., which they had paltered end ezeroloed
from time immemonal,was of • very differeetehantoter.
By referenoo to an easiest sethority, he there found it
stood that it was high treesen to kill at soy time •
Jodie of the Court of gooses Bench, but not so the
other Jody's, unless trier were on aren't.
The Lord Chief Jostles Hid county coons were not
monitions from the Royal authority, as were the
superior courts, but were crested by Aot of Parliament.
The Lord Chief Justice, in giving judgment, said the
rule most be made absolute, upon the ground that the
Merged judge of tho email stein bad no authority to
punish any toiletries' for contempt of court on teom-
milted In the hoed the wort. It was laid down upon
high authority, and correctly is, that every marl of
mord had Um power of doe and imprisonment for con-
tempt in the fees of the open whilst administering
justice; but it was • very different thing to say that
they. ell had power end authority to Ilse end Lopriaeu
for eontempt ootutoitted outside the wart There wee
an °brines distiootion between the superior and tit*
Inferior worts in oases of eontempt. With regard to
the superior oourte, the power to floe or Imprison for
ountompt in or out of the court wee inherost is them, •
power that we. Neva with their inetitettiose &edit wee
to be sommatied for from the foot that they were
dividess of the King's Open in whisk tho Log when
present, or in his absence by others having power to do
so, admbeistered jostles. The authority in nominal
might tierefore be said to be in essanselon of that
Royal authority that was exercised by he Rind Is Pel-
son. No sash power existed In the Weldor worts, and
the distinetion to which he referred having always
existed the Court ought to premed upon that Mather
lion. In this case, however, the stetuto had clearly
dollced the power of • moiety emit j edge, and in whet
loneness be scold pusish, viz., for misoondust in wart
or towards the judge In going to or from yowl.
The other learned judges concurred.
Rule absolute.

• BQUEILZE FOR LIBERTY.
Mt** •rovioto 6.04904 (row se. Stag ding Slat*
Prima ea Jemmy 12. by snubs( away dui bars ot •
window. Toe aperture thas mails was so snail that
the eldoe of it. window had to be soaped torn's/As the
runaways to slid, through.