The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-22 00:00:00

WITNOUTH.

COONTT COURT —ln January next there will be no
County Cou-t held in Weymouth.
ENTERTAINING THE PEOPLL —.Not only have We had
all the makings of • fair opposite Weston.terrace, but
In the very heart of the town the shocting galleries are
sit up in Lower Bond-street, on the ground in front of
the White Hart, and here, while flaring Hata attract
the youngsters, the frequent crack of the gun re•
sounds.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Arrival,: Great Wes-
tern, Blampied. Cherbourg, general ; South of Ire-
land, Pram, Cherbourg, general; Aquila, Painter,
Jersey, general ; For land, Bore, Plymonth, oil cake;
Lord John Russell' Hixon, Swanage, atone; T. C.
Button, gel:toiler, Portland, nil. Aquila,
Painter, Jersey, general; Great Western, Blampied,
Cherbourg, ge .eral ; South of Ireland, Pearn, Cher-
bourg, general ; Frederick, Purcbm, Seekin:. ril :
Delight., Bond, Perms, ballast ; Marie, Gurzon,
Freguier, ballast; Harlequin, Cole. Flaking, nil.
OBTAINING GOODS BT draaup.—Elizabeth
a little thindooking person, was brought up on
Wednesday, chanted with obtaining from ht. sere.
1 livens an I Morrie, 56yde of alpaca, lOyds. of eerze,
lOyds. of Hooey, and Byes. of wiusey, under the false
pretence they were for Mrs. Rooke—The prosecutor
tid the ac mint was Pent in to Mr. It ,oke in the
ordinary way, when she found there were several lot.
of alpaca, amounting to %yds , more than she had
. ordered, besides the other things. These were traced
I to Gulliver, whom the young lady who served
recognised es being the person who had ohtsin,d the
goods, saving they were for Niro,. Hooke —Mr. Vi, kery
stated that it wee prieoner's own fault that the raw
was brought before the magiatratee, and be should
apply for a remand to complete the evidetce.—
Remanded until Friday.
THE %VAT TO KILL A llLBT.—Joeeph }INC a indite.
aged man. way brought up on W. dnesday, bef re Dr.
Drew, and .T. R•berts,n, Em., charged with enema-
ing his wife. The man, when left with a faintly,
married &rain, and the sec .ncl wife also b g n having
r. family. She Paid that he was very well when out •f
drink, but when drinky, he was quarrel otne, and she
was not an old woman, and wouldn't live with him.
At night, between eight and nine, he came home, and
she pot out his tea for him ; but be became very cross
and angry, and threw hie bat at her. She found he
wag getting worse, ea she took her child, who has the
measles, and he tried to prevent her taking the child out,
but ehe carried it outside the door. The man denied
doing anything to hurt his wife, but it was stated she
had made complaints bet, re, and P.C. Carter was
called, when it appeared that the 1/0011,141 cltuplained
about a week ago, and the constable went over to the
place wh-re they live, at Franchise Court, and saw
the girl walking up and down outside with the baby,
but did not hear anything of Hart, who was o.,iet in-
side.—lt appears the pe,r little baby ham the dan•
.ionneorfitmweasaelaesmyandithrroiounschmit,i4,.-r- I Irr.
brew t.ll c.anthP l"te;ri
blur. Would he promise to behave better to his wif-?
—lie first Pulls, en' denied doing anything t hue • hut
was reminded thcre had been three previous c uric-
tires when he pr inked, and on his or ,mice the case
was dismiseed. Hart was rtminded it would be very
gero
awkward if the child might even be a case f
manslaughter, and 14. Drew told the man the magis-
trates bad power, where an assault was proved by the
, wife, to order a separation, and that the cam should
make an allowance to his wife.