The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-01 00:00:00

WET YOUTH.

Coorn Parry Szssioak Frilay.—Befors Mr. R. ff.
Mot, Id Mr. G. Mot.

I•O6ITIVIELY TR' La? TUIL

The unfortunate °forts &woo, was sumesow•donwa
move for befog drunk aid riotous. On Headley the
104 P.O. Bose saw his drunk at Portland railway
station, and when told to ieIITIN he became amen,
and was carried off on • stretcher.
Defendant admitted his °Salm; but stated that he
bad Moos joined the Good Templar' for life, end would
um main trouble it,., magistrates. His wife had also
tivoomia • Good Templar.
ldr. Lint mid the Smelt we phased to learn that
he had turned over • Dew leaf, and idesdant soatrered
that he found the benefit already.
The conviction Vol @upended for a mouth.
Amelia SCOIO et. wife of ()mile, vim also summoned.
She was found deed drunk in the skittle alley of the
Terminus HotaL

The Chairman expromsd math:actin that she alto
bad joinei the Good Tampion She bad now bettar
look alter her Miliaria, who had been i diagram'.
Catty Latin auspeoded for a soat.b.
Mary Carter, of Iligli-etreek Weymouth, was Nam-
mooed by Elia.beth Weo, rtf IJpwey, for an meoulk
Ddendant did not appose, and is simmed ads dad
alamoded.

Barrios of the summons was mewl by &Mt. NIL
Ete.beth Kayo, of (lowly, said that oa 19 h Jan',
two women same to their hoes. mil asked for drink, •
pint of ale ; hot he mister retailed to draw daY•
Witness was in the neat roost, sod hand her Wawa to
drew. Tho women ware very abusive, sod reltniod to
brave the house, and witnes• fetched the podeeniso,
whoa they wont and attacked her father &bushel Wm.
and threw • stone and struck him in the Isi , ,_Wisawm
went out, and oils of th.ut struck her. when mw."4"
wout out sad took bar part. Vittnitet htd asked why
am did it; bat abe made no reply, only streak her on
the hit cde of bar head. Her father th,a 'antis, and
wita•es went for the plliaerasn. The two women treat
oa the licidport road, but P.C. Heine, weal Jute theta
sad brougbt thus book. Tb• elder woman was golfs
tipsy, but OM other was not quite so bid; bat she had
been drinkiae.
P.C. Bdoes tram at Ulm., keteneee fief Arl
bn i
Gee on Treitay, and mew Vary (*ter
Brows, ttoilt drusk. Ita they were grimeso
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thometilose la • quiet marl of vaj,hoer..
tbs.; hat Newton Ivo andz, the trieum---lart

(staid hies, and he west ifter defendant., sod ffflied
them up the Bridport red. They were net etotb • Is'
teklog rare of t'srussalese, sad he took them t Mat
lantlord Mayo; bet not to Era kb rth
I Mr. Coorob. : You must not 43 your ant/ in that
w,y, you Wel* told to. woman, aletasittel in aes telt.
Ilso 1 you took no trouble is isesirteln if those you took
were the right w sm.sr.
Withers ens.inerd titst he look thorn to IterePeet
G.he at Rurlipsle. 'They Rave their neap. as Mary
C.r4r and Brown, eel sal thay lived at Eliihutrest,
Ws mouth.
Mr. Mayo Identided damn as the women who hod
sow, there drunk. lie e3ul4 not sows to the tout, as
how... eripsds.
Mu," Brews was ale, euansonet for Wag drunk.
Sh• .1111 serend pereeeellr, bet •ltd not •ppeer.
P.'!. Haloes deposed to seeing Use defendant druak,
but not trouldreonte.
.

Serewana Gale geld the wome• were strangers, sud
from Torquay.
hued 5_ eaob, withoub wets, sad • warragt to be
Owed la the hands of the polies.

TRW 111 W WILIT•IT AOW—Ai 110,11111 CAUCIT.
Thomas haagsy, isorporal of Marion, got summoned
la au &filiation sue, by &Brla On I so artpleamnt-
looking monism.
Mr. Howard prosecuted, sod Mr. Ardor difendmi.
Plaintiff was staying as servant at the Portland Terry
arida', Inn, and SD* boy Was bars ou July 6 of last
rear• _

Kr. Ards' objeetxd to the uragistrates' jartedietion,
at the time named by plaintiff, the old Nutley Sot wee
la faros, and there we. no power to bane presses at all,
and that the Mutiny Lot of 1873 doe. not relieve tbe
dig salty.
Kr. Howard replied that the old Mutiny dots suspen-
ded the liability of the soldier or marine, unly derlog
the time they were is fore,.

Mr. Downie advised the magistrate' to dieallow the
objecitioe, se the woman ens In time to apply soder the
new Mutiny Aot. and the power of lite Mutiny Aote
only applied to issuing presumes daring the time they
wore in force.
'The defendant bee.= soqoainted with the plalot,if.
while he was stationed on board the Aelailies, and
plaintiff was at the Doke of Csotherland, and defen-
dant you'd Dome sod in her once a week, and they
had their photographs takes together. The letter was
after the intim toy had oonsmencood. A lame uuntW of
letters from .lefeadant to the plaintiff erre produced,
and le ocie of them he said "My dear, I hops you will
gel through your trouble for the time I. nw." Ho
abort.' that he did not knew what be should do, as
his father bed not deehled what hie "fakirs weer is
life" shield he. Deere, fee Mew" were 'headset Is
ell the hllts. The applied's{ said the inhissey sem-
mowed two month" that difiteedaat was sovelnted
with W. WWI& she lalcesmed bin of her etate, he
said he would never leave her, he would marry her.
Is Ofollll-41.111111111110•11 dsfeedant admitted haves( hal
so Illegitimate child before being monainted with de-
feedant. She had also pee is humid the Achilles, bed
'Windy,' give hi Si., whit* the mac solsearibed for
her. She deeded having bees intimate with them, and
esti they gave her mosey hawse they felt for her, as
she did set know where to au. Did pot know Priests
Skimmer; Sergeant Tigress solleated the moetty and
gave it to her; but &spawns denied having been inti-
mate with him, or with the emba of the Idercalw. Did
not knew that defeatism% woe giving half his pay to
another young women, to whom he was engaged to be
married.

Deteedast treated the mailer with meet perfeet M-
ails:sap ; he had base istimate with the women;
bathos. "la the' sedisary way of bushier"(!) Re
admitted writing the lettere • but that wee M every
day oesurreees; he maid go nrund to Mut girls ani get
bundles sesta lettere.
Mr. Howard: What sash letter' as these, mewing
love, sad seading !lame f—Defeedaet ; Oh. yes
Mr. Howard: Time I are an It ought to be
at=das t admitted he lat.' tho worms& had been
mama ; bat ke did sot kaow he was the father; eke
waat oe hoard the Aehilles. sad the area sabowilted for
sod flargseal Tiermey pat • lot of mooey in hat
lap.
Mr. Omaha looked at the letters, and said he did
net think Iflr. Ardea meld sorry the Memos fruther •
ion defendant hal written with reepeol to the asralajr
sub, eitild "My dam, I have no as= to glee; ',bot-
toms pigeon you will please ae." He also said "Yoe
bOw have year wish by ft Wog a boy.'
Mr. Arden notated oat that defendant had said writ-
ing letters to girls was an ordinary thing mace' mos
of ths servion

Mr. Howard : Theo I am sure they ought to pay for
it. I °onsidn this. most beneficial Act.
Mr. Arden dwelt upon the woman baring reseivad
asoaity from • number of men on b ,trd the Achilles;
but Mr. Coombs pointed out that defeadant mold not
by law prove oommunity et paternity.
The &meth Intimated that they should Intim an
order.

Mr. Arden then urged that the order ought to be
10w,., cl. fat dant eould sot afford mush.
Mr. Howard answered that the magistrates might
make what order they pleased, an Use Secretary of
State would order what &meant he Vowed, not asceed•
tag 3d. a day, to be dedusted from defeedant's pay.
The order was made for It. 6d, • week and ousts.
Defeodant trotted the matter in • rather hattility
way; he evidently fancied himself, ate a soldier, free
from aril law in this respect. li• wee not under the
fleoretary of State (!) he had nothing to da with him (I 1
he we. under Lie oontensading offiaer. Mangey was
evidently ignorant of the fact that even his generals
weidd be under the Seerevery of State fur War, mush
WI one of the rank sad Ile. He oontinued to oak in
an laselent ton* whoa the parasol would otentneove—
sitar be was out of the merely.

Kr. Coombs: You will have another sort of treat-
ment, when yoe are out of the mini..; if yos do not
pay, yot will be seat to prima
Defonditat : I have written to the plaee where ..
clout anew... about law from—the United Service
, and they say I am not liable, and my oommand-
lag °Meer does so too.
Kr. Comb.: Ky man, you had better stop talking
In that way. We should not think of caseating your
eommaadtag adioer in military matters ; but in legal
matters wo do no: take our directions from him.
Defendant eluded eogadderebly under th. operation
of an Aet which no loafer rites intmnnity to military
profligates; but it remains to ho soon how far the
reservation of anotual•ua pswer to the &orator, of
State •ill galore* or render helplees the commoa