The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13 00:00:00

children were tent out to play, but had not Dem goes
tong b. fore he beard • obild "aertechiug ^ very loud.
He went out and saw the complainsat
e A * drolingasdroPe's
'Mild rase the Arent. 8b brought it in 1111.• yard,
and oommeneed m.king* noise, sod ems al its
conduct to Pope, who told ber that if she ksil- beessht I
the child and complained about it is • proper maims
Is wadi have listened to her. He than ordered her
away, but she refused to go, and wee very abusive. Ho
then put his band on her should's, and led her out of
ihe ga fa, but did not strike bor. In petting her out of
hie yard he u..cd no on re form then wail beee.sary.
Elhe pet her tat hi hie lane, and.colled km • drunken
blackguard, and al.o said thm bir was Wean drnak —4n
eromstannoatio.• by Mr. Atkinmikt.liie whales said that
on the previous Theraday the met mat ' Raked hilo to
appear on her beh.lf, hut he told sr he was engaged
to appear for Pope. He WU ordered to some by hie
superior onicer Superintendent Heyman. Pope did
not my to cot coat that ahe was a d stiokine
eat. —..ophla mid that whilst in her home she
beard a child very ism& She went to tie
door, and saw the comp .dnant forcibly dragging Pope's
child, afterwards mw her pet her list in Pope's hoe, end
heard her use the word- "drunken."—Mr. Atkistem
said as he wee isetniseed this easels wan meob more
maims than appeared from the evidence, Lad Ith. ease
maid be adjoarsed thy would be prepared with •
witems.—To this the Beast disunited a. the wiee ems
appointed for bowing at the iset Court, bat the mar
pWnant came too lase.— Pope, in damns, stated that
coesplainaet wee very violent, Ile mitered leer away, and
whoa she would not go he put her out of his lord,
whit* be onaddored be had a right to do—The
mos maid he differed from him them ; at my Me se •
poliemia• he emblt Se have hem doubly careful how he
erred. No doubt he was esach provoked reemetiag his
child, mad the mi.tesee not bearing out the charge of
ammilt, the ewe would be &mimed. at the same time
be motioned both parties that lf they appeared act:
they ...old both be -homed over to keep the peace. We
think it only rioltt Is add that Pop. berm au mee t
Marseter for eivility and forbeerame in th- &embargo of
his duty, and that when the eomplaizani went to hie
home he Wee hourly expecting the oonllnemeat of his
wife.]
TIIIAPAIOin flaming or °awe —Martin Lone
and Joseph (Japan, of Farnham, ware charged
before Use lUDS magistrates with trespass in moan%
of pine on 16th January, at • piece called " Stone-
ways," in that pariah. —Laos pleaded not guilty and
tr.k.4°.eui..=-Tb.?-tanarr. rot, Ctrr.
beard a gun fired; went to the spot and now the two
defendants seder • tree. They ran away but be
emmeeded in capturing haps who bad a has
r2t is his pocket. T. gun they could not
.61.1eme celled his brother who stated that at the
time named by the keeper be net the defendant in
Farnham village. This appeared to be gaits in
favour of LIMN. but unfortunately for bign. hi. corn-
pinion said the keeper when be caught hi. mid it
was ten minutes to sue which would give time for
Lane to get borne by quarter past six, and the Hence
found Mimi both guilt!. —A previous oonviation was
recorded against
i• a eolerielle paimber; and they were both fined £2,
including Cost.; and, in default, were °animated foe
one meuth's hard labour.