The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-09 00:00:00

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Crietanfas Furnviry. —On 'husky inreitleg • very
4,1 eahle party mei at the Alezoodra tavern,
ead partook .1 • sapper, latish v..a got ny le
szeolleat etyl• hy Mr. wad Mn Its. The repast behig
over, the tonal loyal mad eever.d local tosses were givos,
interweaved with some ezeeikiet single( by Kr. Courage
and other gentiensen. Dewing thew wrineevueed and wee
kepi up oith apirit time worne.l the weeper',
in depart to their aeverel homes, whim three cheers
were given for t worthy hues mad heeler tor 'hair
sea fleet estertehiteent,

Worzu'e M. 1% Alma Neal nuanioned
Mrs. Jane Carter before the UnTough Petty Bwitions
on Tuesday. charging her with swag language ail.
• iodated to create • breech of the peer*, and with
incitiag another party to
...await an areealt The
r• wimp, are neighhoere rending at Westin entraps.
The Benal thought It ws poetry woman's quarrel.
advised tba part* ee tof shake heeds and become good
: (rise& with wish other, and dismissed the ORM

AN INcomurima.—A vain man named Hoary
• Spoor, whose pressor ban.* the Weymouth Bench
hat during the last few years been very frequent,
was brought up in enelady basso the Mayor and R.
&day and H. Oslarell, Biqa, au Tuasday last,
charged with being drunk, breaking apes his
father's beam In High street, and assaulting his
• Uttar. Mr. Howard &traded to prosodists. The
assault was wholly an unprovoked one, and a pel
aim nesse seat for, defeadant was gives jute
cuetorly When Left** the magistrates be behaved
very ineelently, and spoke mod disrespectfully of
parents, always, when be alluded to his mother,
he mead her "the old woman," while his father
WM nailed by that *redoubts epithet, "the old
pita:" The Beach impreassd their regret that the
.Jsur•dud not permit their dealing with the defendant
•wlen sulllcient severity, as he was being twationally
iscosilit before them In the resent imbues they
sentenced him to two months' imprisourseet with
hard labour. This =Writhe 40th time the defendant
bee been oonvicted for drunkeares sad asssalle
. linos 1658.

A BILVTAL 110111 AND. —On Tuesday last George
Smith, a bricklayer, was charged before the Wey-
mouth Borough Beach with threatening the if, of
Haaosh Smith, his wife. Mr. Howard appeared for
the oomplainaat It appeared that for many years
past the complainant, having but little assistance
from her husband, had managed to keep a bows
over her bead and bring up bar family of three
• children is • very respectable manner. But although
the husband oontributed hut little towards the main-
tenance of hie family, be Impound, behoved most
brutal to hie wife, hat she had forborne to promos'se
till now hie °oodles bad become intolerable, and
she considered her life immure from hie violence.
• She therefor* mute to week the protection of the
Court. She detailed the aIIOSIZIMaIiOSS eanneeted
• with the present tillisege, sad @eve's& withemes were
called to sh,,w the rystentasic marbly which the do-
lesdant had preatiosel towards his wife fier several
years past. The defeadant, in reply to the
emir, sought to justify his thadoet by
black ening the character et his wife, bet
hie aconsettene were fully rehatied, and the
Bench stated they did not believe the defendant had
the slightest grounds for making them.— The leach
ordered the defendant to enter into his own re-
cognisance. in the sum of £4O, and to find two
sureties is £2O each, to keep the poem for six
months, adding that bad not the wife meltwater' that
lieheitilft 'thus be dealt with they would have sent I
ithe cesetor triaL