The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-17 00:00:00

A SUIT AGAINST A HUVTSMAN'S WIFE FOP,

SEPARATION.
LOCAI MATRIMONIAL BOIT.

LONDON. SATITIV T.
rlq the INc.vce DiviPiol2 ..•1 the High Cann e
today. the Itc.7ht Hon. the President.
Hans, o, hail I efore him tho lout PA.i• •0,6,1 •
u- bell. wnich waie the prayer of the Lug i ,eorg•
Orhell for a judicial mparation on tket *ground of hie
wife. cruelty.—Mr. Deese was UM *counsel for the
petitioner.—it appertain' that the tiart Ma were married
on the sth November, 1864, i B eitent'd Park. the
petitioner being whip and httntgamv of the Blickinoor
Vale Hounds, under Sir Richnsd P.lyu, and occumiott
a house al Chariton Heretkemaa. near to the kennel*.
Th 4 empondent gave way to lits'bita of intemperance,
and behaved with great violets* towards her husband.
—The petitioner' depreeed t),lt the rear,ondent, in
addition to making lee of vary violent and i,ffensite
language to hit:poll, to ble mother, and to hie mister,
had thrown Meekest and •Atucepaim at him, bemidstriking ttim es
with bee de-ached hand. On one night.
•'"" reMb!imil home r.ey wet from exercise, hie wile
c•abetirtmeei delegno's the bedclothes and bedding fr. Ti
tkg on which be was lying, and locked him inside
the room The 'annuli of this was that be caught •
levee* ',old. pci another occasion she locked Lim out
of the house, and he only gained admimion after •
onnsiderable HUM by his child opening the
Several witnesses were called, who proved the excereive
violeuee of the respondent and his Loteiship
nonmed decree for a judicial separation, the huslima
to loam the custody of the child.

POOLB.
How We D0:41.--Ginnett's circus, tents, carerser,
horses and peaks, were sold by auction here on Mon-
day under a distress. The whole lot was bought by
one of he brothers Ginnett for £147 Mk The tent
was probably worth a couple of boadred.
POLlCL—Yesierday (Thursday).—Betbse He. C. J.
Stone (Chairman), Mr. Dngdale, Mr. Farmer, and Mr.
Gutc.h.—A poor rate for 36. 6d. laths !for Parkstorie,
for the half.yessr, ending the 25th September, am
giVOLTTON. --TWo familier, numbering &wawa
them 14 children, left here on Tuesday for VOA
delphie, U.S. The parting betwern the younia"
aro( their little eastool-maies at the station, W'.4 terr
afTmting. Toryism is doing teething fo:- us hem, mai
the Liberals don't seen to care a rat.
STATION& Of METHODIST
At the district meeting held at Prole, the stations et
ministers were fixed, the following being emewret
them ;—Poole. Hey. John Wright; Blendfned,
13dward Stephens; Sturminster Newton, Ren; W'
Rbeesby and John Sheppard; Motcombe. s
Joseph Harding, John F. Thommeon, and flr"f"
; Salisbury, Hers. Henry Platt and Teomm
Phelps; Southampton, Rey. James Berridge
chaster, R.•IFP. Charles Portnell (formerly of LIM"'
and John Jopling The Hey. Jobe mettle %Drawly
of Poole) is stationed at Banbury. The fsellewinc
the numerical strength of the district —Trseell'M
preacher., 48; local preacher., 1 14;,cteste
63 d
8 ; members eoramst, 138; II a"leiV'
K 796 ; incresse. sai ; ablest &We ; B.6l'ett
School teacher,. 207(1 t 4404 eebet.,,,, 12.31r2;
catechumen members, *e_' conaexionel chapels. 311;
other chapels andrconeilles

Benxi Clhelein.-At a recent meeting of Mal
tradesmen, held under the Presidemety the Mayor,
It wss decided an effort should be ade
shop, no Wednesday afternoon at fOltlar o'clock, et:
purpose of giving the
"tee wfuelrows Yb
number of Laudable
holiday. The effort Ira made on Wd
and resulted In the shutting up of a
shop., the proprietors of which, in uh as several
emell-souled individuals declined lsoginallc
object, after an hour or two took down their wait" Lb.
and re-opened. Why don't the assistants ut'er.
endeavour
to get the shopping Public to "Boyoeek" ekese
untrottnerf mal-onntents?
Patnitivt MernOnten.-During thi
the Primitive Methodists have held theanit ewaflmeeti 4ng" I
of the Brlnkworth District in this town. The pro-
ceedings commenced on Thursday evening, wh" a
werrann vie preached in North-street mpel, by the
Bev. D. Herding, of Newbury. On Fridays meeting
was held In the chapel, in connection with the Sabbath
School institution, sed addresses were
Messrs- 'Nutmeat (Brinlrworth Stationtragifetven(Bany-
Balmlntom (hialmesbury). Clifford (Whitey).
and Mardi (Souithamoton). on the ininortenoe and
edeentelitt of Sabbath Schools. The chair was taken
by Mr. Sweeper, chairman of the District School
Union. The same night a meeting was held in the
Temperance Ball, Mr. S. Parsons presiding, when
addresses In advocacy of temperance were delivered by
Messrs. Rlchards(Oirencester), D. P. Clifford (Oxford),
Taylor (Newbury), Ke nch (Wallingford), Homon
‘Wonteon Bassett), and Hardd g (Newbury). On
Saturday evening an ordination service was bell at the
chapel, when the charge to minister, was given by
the Rev. S. Beanie, and the Rev. H. Platt addreseed
the ',dieting on the claims of !idolaters to sympathy
and pecuniary support. The macramented waviest
followed, with an address by the Rev. E. Alford, of
'Gillingham. On Sunday too -nine, at a quarter to
mita. • sermon was preached at the Fish Shambles by
the Rev. A. Smith, of Andover, and • amp meeting
'was held In the Ladies' Walking Field, at which there
was one of the largest samiblagee ever known in
-connection with the movement in the locality.
'I he sermons during the may wereireached by Mears.
Miyoock. E. Clifford, Ranch, owler, Smith, Bad
iminton, T. Smith, Alford, and Sweeper. In the
teeentiog love feast.; were held in the chapel, North-
am.; and the Friends' Meeting House, Lagband-streek
Mealy lent for the occ wino. On Monday evening a
patella tea was held in the chapel, followed by • public
meeting. the Bev. H. Platt presiding. Mdresses
.wers given by Mesas. D. P. Clifford, T. Smith, A.
Smith, Badminton, and Harding. On Tuaday,
'sermons were peached by the Rove. Mertes. Fouler
and Kench. Collections were mediae the camp on M-
ing and at the pubic services at the chiral,
stating home, and Temperance Hall, to defray the
expenses.
Elniertno Inextddositeg.-Atyivala : May 4th-
Hopper, nil, Southampton; Elisabeth and May,
hinbey, nil, Southampton : Liberty, Bev* clay,
F,rebam ; Robert Brown, coam, Newcastle.
5 -Endytnion, Vieet, limestone, Plymouth Bander,,
Render+,
Jacobsen, board., Frederickstadt ; Meade, Whitty,
coal, Hartlepoul ; Nile- Smith- stone, Swanage;
1°164% Page, nil, 6 - Eagle,
Fin 1.4% bells-t, Caen. t-totue trove, Kellaway,
atone, Swanage; Seamen. Jones, oilcake, Hull ,•Zulan,
'Wafer, manure. Ipswich; Crystal, Stokes, coal,
3-Rainbow, Brett. wheat. London; Whetatar,
Wilkins, wheat,London ; WiUllem and Miry, New-
Immo, nil. Southampton. 9-Edith, Shaaelion, nil,
Littleluarapton ; Sarah Ann, Brown nil Yarmouth;
KtaMil, Conway, nil, Yarmouth ; Elizabeth, Naylor,
manure, 'punch ; dorm Wesley, Williams, deals.
Lawdon ' • Ann E Dahetti, Rev. manure, Ipswich. 10
.-Heather Bell, Allen, wheat, London: Swallow,
kw:bat, nil, Portsmouth, Vivid, Price. nil, Coves;
A Loiedram, Ann*, m enure, i =don. 4ailines
31,,y 4th - Pearl, Newton. clay, Stockton. 5-
praaCennais, Richard, clay, Granville; Trio. Green,
cley, Daret UM. Dove, Kellaway, bricla, Swansea.
6 - Eli: at har d Mrs, Mabey, coal-tar' Southanus
toe; Attei opt, M rev, empties, Cilia ; Sunk Lilht
Tinder. G. it-low, cl.iy, Loud so; Bessie, Rowe,
drainpipes, rens:m.lth ; Lady of the Lake, Finch,
clay, London; Kir tiwth Mary Ann, Phelp, clay,
London. 7 - Janet W.,rthington, chiy,
Gls.-'o-; William, Greg •ty, clay, Runcorn ; John
Hail: KrArliW, clay. lt111,44,11; Acorn, King, drain
pipe., 'reignmonth ; John Cr. obie, Whalen, pit wood,
Cardiff; Nile. Smith, nil. Swansea. Union, Moyae,
drain 'Apse, Plymouth ; Spring, Clark, &An pipes,
Guerneev; Pilot, Denham, drain pipe*, Hyde. 5-
Alice, Dale. nil, Portlend. 9-Uficle Billy. Lowther,
clay, Kefyihy. 10-Integrity, Pare, drill pips,
Rouen ; Nile. Smith. bricks, Swan,ge.
Boum or G(anniatte.- it the weekly meeting on
Thursday there were preant fit W. It. Dugdale
(ellteirms.-), C. P •torso (vice.chairtuan), .7. H,yman,
H. R. Dumnors, G Z. J. Coney .y, F. Sayring.
U. T. ll,r-ton, T. Crum:ler. W. R. Fryer, G. Goff,
W. Abbott, C. Attain, an 1 I'. Itntlden -A common.
cation wee read from the leicd G-v,rnment li. sed
declining to sanction the further payment to the rate
collector of £4O per annum for an isibtant. The
Board considered his salary of £llO sufficient re inmate-
elan for him.-On the motion of Mr. Dunmore.
,oicended by Mr. Cony, ,y, it was decilel that the
Clerk write again to the board, reque-ting tha the
additional abler! be -onfirmed, and that be explain that
this Seised are aware there are many person. who
would be viii rg to undertake the services of c dlector
for a year st. the same and possibly • lower salary, but
at the end of that time an increese would beaked for
Their reason for granting an increase is that where •
servant 111 employed at an Inadequate salary It is offer-
ing an inducement todishom ty, ape:idly where large
intim of money nye passing thiongli the bands of the
person so employed.
Pouts Cott T.-There wore present on Thursday
.the Mayor (tfr. Gulf.). and Moot.. Stone, Farmer,
Atiod Mill:v.-James Rail, landlord of the lar,cht Inn,
;New-strest, was summoned by Stephen Brown, a
weeereroose, for an starlit fa the 28th, - Mr.
Temetaion was for the c frnolaitant, and Mr. H. S.
lEfi,kiesa.h for the defendant -It seemed the aim-
teleinent bed con:deigned defendant kept • disordefly
la ease, and he %oaring ,d it want to him and abased
sag *beak him.-He was fined 10.. and costs. --
Mary Rellann, for using thecae language to the
mos ossanlaieent. and on the same occad WM
Seed Is earl cue--Chance l'earcy, carpenter, ot
was angemoned by John Lacy, builder, of
the same place. for damaging his ploughed land at
Denmark is the extent of 5,,-Mr. Budge was for the
.somplainaut. end Mr. Trevsuion for the defendant.-
A. tiosation of right of way being sit tip, the Beech
bitsi no niternetive but to dimwits the case --John
:Macdonald, wa" cbs•ged msith atelier a pair
nif ho es. valued at El, the propercy of another ilia.
inman.-The rneamtor, Owen J,kollll, of the taip Try.
wale the acquaintance of the prancer, who represented
mower ea a seaman hard up. and out of comp deion
maid ter kis bed and breakfast foe him. Prianner
evinced his pilau& by stealing the boats, vhf is he
aid to a ',arise store dealer named Lambert foe 3,,-
He was sentenced to three months' hard labour.

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