The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-16 00:00:00

RAY MARKUS.

Elutturtno.—liesdow hay, f 3 Od. to £4 4a. Od..
olovtr, t 3 100. M. to LS ISo 0.1.; Lad straw, RI lON Od;
to El 164. Od. per load.

COMBZILAND. —Meadow boy, £3 6.. to £4 10s. Od.;
clover, £310,. Od. to £65,. 01; and straw, £1 10.. Od.
to £ll6o. 0.1. per load.
WHITLCBAPIL. - Masdow bay, £3 50. Od. to
£4 4a. Od.; clooar, £310.. Oa. to tti 10a. Oi.; and stnw,
£1 10.. Od. to RI 16.. 01. per 1~1.

FIREIL—Tbe moretary of the Bon Fire lumina°.
Offioe Wilted to the C 0611120121. Solent Committee of last
eemion on fire; "that carslessnees in wing loafer
matches causes to that office a lom of £lO,OOO a year."
Surely statement. of this kind should ir.dorm the Fire
Offices and the publio to do sae...Orin in their power to
rnoonrage the nee of Bryant and May's Patent finfety
Matches which light only on the box.

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EXTILAORDINAIa CAlli Or BIGAIIT.—Th• Recorder
WOO messed in bearing the following extraordinary ems
of bigamy in the Central Criminal Court on Wainer.
.lay. Thomas Stephen Beek, • good-looking man, 90
years of 11/11, described is a painter, was indicted for
feloniou•ly marrying Vary Ann Kernel, him Ina
wife Rath being alive. The fsete were of • rather
unusual character. It appeared that the grit marriage
took pleas in Wiltshire is 1883, and that the parties
afterwards lived for sin or seven years in Bath, and tad
two children. The prisoner then left his wife and went
to London, w here he became acquainted nib Hja, Kornai,
the daughter of • indieitor,whom be "educed and married
in ISM. Theesrtincatar of theism marriages were pat in
vide non and a Mr. Slack reiding in Maryiebose-reed,
with whom the prisoner and the second wife lodged after
their maniage, deposed that the prisoner treated her very
unkindly, and that the nun* who attended at her eon
-
!insolent wan obliged to leave the home after remaining
two days in ooneeseence of the priconer's conduct. Tim
father of the essond wife, Mr. Kermit, by whom the
present proceedinp had been lairtiteted, deposed to the
feat that the prilollOT railed on him, and ha.jag
informed him that he had seduced his laughter.
qemted his cement to merry her. Hs wprossisted
himself to be • bachelor. and the witness, under the
ao.oussaajsala, gave his mural to the marriage. Mr.
' F. B. Lewis, on the pert of the primmer, stated that be
had left his int wWie in eonsequeries of her adultery
with • man named Fox, by whom she bad a Mild, and
that the wood wife tem perfeetly away. that ho ou a
magried men. The second wife, who is of very pr,
pasagamig mpeareme, WM them brought into court, but
immediately after taking the oath she fainte4. arid had to
be removed from the witoese-box. Consciosmuse having
been restored by the application of reatorstisso, she
erased, in reply to the Recorder. that eha was
that the primmer had. wife living when Melina basest*
scqsainted with him. Mr. Lewis, in reply to We. 000 rs,
said he had no witnesses in attendance to prove the
onoistiso adaltary on the part of the hest wife, sad
that be mold not offer evidenee on that point unless the
cam was adjourned till next maim The primmer wss
found guilty, and the Recorder, in miming genies's,
remarked that he had not merely been guilty of bigamy, .
bat also of perjury, for he obeerved that on the amend 1
amoebic the marriage had teken pima by special
and be smut, therefore, have made an amd„,
there was DO objection to the marriage. nja petsasee
said he wee not aware at the time, that his Ant wife
was Seim. Theitemeder add he must have bees ewers
or ho soald apt have told hie second wile. Be thee
✓estdared Ida he aim maths' loptiscadrasa dab bard
Wow.