The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-03-26 00:00:00

1111. PRZDIMICK 001 ABSOONDED.

The adjusted femme= &widest Kr. Frederick Oox,
honour, ...rotary of the Free Ekeiniteries amosiaMea, '
WI/ appointed tee be laud os liondlatr. before Mr. New, '
ton, at Vailhorougheireet Polisewourt. The deisedut
not
Mr. beiso presmah -
weed Lewis, who waved for him, rue sad
rued that he had jest madved • ham emu Hr.
to the effect that be was so prostrated by the
proesedloga e.kes sipense his. that he wee Revell to
ea.' his bones.
Mr. Newels *Med if tilers wee any medical certificate
forthemnieg.
ilir. 11 Lewis bad *sibling but ihe *tier on which to
around tie eaDMlSiliell fee postrawaset.
Mr. Oeorge—Levis, Joh, mid be should ask lota war-
rani le adores the atiesdame of Me: OIL There were
tow about tweate witseesse la murk and If the sue
was man et it imould mesh mash 1•0011M210•••• He
Cal prorated to slwv that Mr. Cox was welking about
loot Week odse well, and it wee his belief that the plea
of Inooll WS/ mere moonshine.
Mr. Newton entainly would not be led away by any
repressetation that mold not be substantlatai. He
should be relnetent to (roma • warrant anise the
strongest grenade for Its aeoeneity were shown.
Mr. O. Lewis would state that since the lut examina-
tion evertor*" had been made by letter by the Wen
dent as sompromise the asatter by giving up the Free
Dormitories damoistim, bet the Charity Organisation
Soretj. having berm them proem:lines on public
ground.
woald not be Wooed to abandon them mill
the affair bad bees thoroughly sifted and substantial
judge °Mune&
Mr. E. Lewis would MOM the magi:Write that be
knew nothing of the overtures. Had he been made
acomlated with what WM contemplated be should have
re*Kl anything el the kind. Eli present applies-
we was bona ids, sad bed fraudsleet, wed he would
she care that a madded eertilleate wee forthcoming
immediately.
The erowsedl4haviag been adjourned for an hour.
At the ex of the time,
Me. Edward vie mimed the court aad, addresing
the vaitistrete, seM—Sir, when I was lure ID the
wow' pert of the day I was prepared to emsdnet the
"Ws OD ••••11 of Hr. Cox, as I have hitherto conducted
It. Oa returning to sky ofiloo I received • letter
intended to he private, but from what subsequently
"241. lay knowledge I propose to treat that letter ea
• petite doentmet. I believed in that letter, and up
to a foe minehe ago I believed In the Innocents of Mr.
(2.4 but, from busbies I have mud., I have DO doubt
that Mr. Cox has abeneedad, and that he will not appear
"10, brought here under Tour warrant. Under Mese
vi:eamatancee, I sigh publicly to state that I withdraw
now from the mse, and that I will not in any shape or
041 we farther fee Mr. Om.
Mr. Geese Luria-11de is the kind of expiate:Won
•••1 delenation that might be espeeted from Mr.
Edward Lewis. I may here state that I had evidesee
i+ shoe that Mr. Om was walking ablest fionlitamplos-
itint this meming. showing no eystpeseas of lathered.
on. The pretenses of lames is only another matter of
11•01. eados I aII show that Mr. Cox bee obtained
thosmads from the rabbet by false pretences, I ash for
D earnest for his spprehmelea.
Nowtea—Ondideeki; lei • warrant Wes. Ime
head to ay that Kr. Alward Levis heaosly aelted in
the wag I deeald have lambed.
The Weer wee se fellow+ :
147.—1 erne to Worm you that! ma so prostrated by the
,nespeseed dreemsfewees la wilds I found 'myself, that I set
"lite amble to Weed the court this day. I have giver up all
4teds, boohs. and modem to two trustees. the her. cI.
%humors sad Mr. 0. J. Saunders, who edit I believe, ask you
u, make a mesement before the learned meglarsta I aver
sthh aossot of ever having mletppropialad ono tartbing of the
I.`",••llestresud to we. sad the valuable limo 1 have
ryas op me proof my avenneet that I only held them Is
tr,.l untll I meld lad gentlemen MAL, to talus the re.
'Posibalty.
Kr' U.‘l.ydali, Brailisatp•••-beildlase. said he
Is imam WI les* if the siitsmisli to
itt. =Nur.