The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-13 00:00:00

1880.

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was only standing about is the crowd. He salted them LATEST NEWs.
to ditabwie their miods of any feeing r any drcripiion.
and br ;rig them to tear os teacart of rborne alonheed not
to send him for trial upon • cbarge of • prometiteted FIRST
attempt to do harm. If peiris were mot together for an —to :
bone.t undertaking, and a row broke out. that would not
he a riot. Hs asked the Beech either to set JA)NDO
tle the ohm E
to-day, or to roil it for trial to the AMU'S. which ' Wheat, 12 lower on the week. Bari._
take plain on the gOth of this mouth for be did not writ eepecially secondary' aorta
"d Peal dull ffui
oats, Gd ; no
to e 7.! Oak
rich • case hang over • respectable man till the Semio Monday Beangns.
period of thr . • meaths. He felt strongly on this putt.- thun lAgt ;
c•
urt case; it Thorne had bees seen with • pocket of is lower. Arrivals : flour, 1,806 sacks ; fare:—
stones, it would have been different ; but Viers was only 12.056; oath 45,50 qrs. ; daa.. 2,828—i-zz7
o,whz
a stone thrown similar to them with which the read was 8.583 mak&
fresh metalled. Would UN/ in sock • time as this, add
auth puniehmest to the 11000,10. sad run them tat Ile asked i
them to deal with this, as • simple ere of etearthrowiag.
—Jahn pa& of rraregeeth, knew Thorne foe 14 or 15
roam Witness came to Dorchester about half-pest tea,
ou the day sitar thw Polling at Weymouth. but
did not hike part in the election. Cam to PO
Tumor Demon for • bores, and met him at the Antelope
Hotel. About hall-past Wes in the aftersoon be PSI/
nOr• at the earner near the coefectieeer's shop (Kn.
Row's), His wife. bretieria-law, Kr. Daman, Julia
Phillips, sad arrow more wore there, sad whom wet
coavorsing with Theme about as examare of cloaks for
• watch. Remained until the soldier MON down, when
be west with the military to hi. boom, about half peel
live or six, when he left him in brows hough Kesetime
they had moved about toolbar in the crowd. The super:
isteadent most have seen them together, and wat
cked
them all the way down. At Pluilipe s hour he had tee,
and went back to Weymouth. Whigs with hits Thane
had his hands In his peaks; while be rood as the corner,
and witness did not see him Wu', • stone; be only read
and looked on. Had difficulty in rutted through the
crowd. and could sot watch his hands all time time' but
Thorns did not take his hands out of his pocket to throw
a stone.
Kra Cox, wife of the last wither. whets sir oorrobor-
ated,said neither they Doc Hr. Thome took any Port in
the disturbance, neither Incited the crowd.
Caries fresh who works for Kr. Ore, came up with
him on suction day, and now corrobageted the previous
witnesses. There was• disturbasealbut Thorne took so
part.
Alfred Behan, of Taunton. also witnessed that Morse
took no part in the stonetireiring.
Mi. Howard said he had still another witness, who
he would cell U the Beach Kush
Kr. Corm said Mr. Howard could do as he
John Phillips was then oriel, sad curricula the
cogrohoratioa.
The Bent* decided to egad Use ere to the Sessions,
Thorne to be held to ball himself in AV, and two sureties
ha Al 5 each, or ate ha S-10.
Hr. Howard asked that the case might be elst to the
Leiser, which oeme off on the Ktia of this month.
Kr. Symmede rAd the Home 011oe had Weed a cringer
that magistrates Wire to nes the Borers, fir *saes which
eould be tried them. Besties, the judges would not
take any case, but of those woo had bees Is gar.
Hr. Howard said the defeedeat would MUM, so to
prison for • few days than have the trouble heading over
him for three months.
Mr. Symonds mid the Baseless will be on June 211
Eventually the magistrates decided to womb the
Primmer, with ethers, to the fresioes.