The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-23 00:00:00

00UNTY COURT.

Defendant : Mr Crocker Wei me that =Mous gave iosirue.
teem

Yr Crocker stated that Mr and Mn Nawbolt were La the

Dat=tsreru ordenxl to pay forthwith.
Bruce,. Bond.—Mr Hooper, of tit* Arra of Mown stimuli
and Hooper, lasted that the logistrar had now put In his
tortilicate, and both parties were sow In • petition to mak his
Honour for the anal decree.
Meal donne made.

SREEI3OENE.
Tits YSATIWI HOarrr•L.—The manual meetiog of
the subscribers of this valuable institution was held on
Wednesday last, Yr. G. Wingdeld Dishy, of Bberborne
Castle, presiding. Mr. Robert Longman, the hon.
see. submitted the mutual report, from which it ap-
pealed that the number el patients treated during the
pest year was larger than previously, and that some of
them had been suffering from diseases of • Mita)/
eberseter, reuniting, in ecoseqesoes, to notate • eon-
siderable time in the hospital, thereby oreating an
increase as the ordinary expenditure. The late lion.
Louise Portman having expressed a wish that se
annual sum of LILO should be paid to the feeds of this
Institution, the Ron. Ella Portman had kindly carried
out her wishes by placing the sum of £350 consols in
the 0401, of the trustees of the hospital as • pLrinan •nt
memento of her much-lamented sister. The emernittee
=f ated the supporters of the hanitatlon on the
being completed and all liabilities thereon din-
charged, but regretted that the permeate had exeseded
the receipts during the past year by KW 2a it. The
president congratulated the meeting on the satisfanory
state of the hospital, and moved the adoption of the
report, end that it be printed and °lowland. The
motion was isconded by Captain Falwamer, and owned.
The thanks of the xneetleg were afterwards anorded to
the honorary Aisne ant mosodttee of the hospital for
their valuable wrists diaries the pest year. The ems.
mitten appointed for the ensuing year sonsieted of
the following gentlemen Kr Pelvises..
Benthall, Mr lielmoth, Er Di . Mr Wilimott, Mr
Tanner, Mr Professor fleekanu, Mr T. rooks,
and Er K Eosor, tinhorns. be pro:oodless were
brought to a Mom by the passing of • vote of thanks to
ldir Wingfield Digby for presiding.

BB A. PULS:BURY.
A Suoina Dim occurred bare on Thursday. An
old lady residing in Si. James's, named Belay King,
was found by bar son, as he Maras& to his dianer,
lying partly out of bed. Medical aid was procured, but
she Mad within an hour or two of the ormarrease.
Demand was in her filth year.
Dlaarrourratur.—On Tuesday morning. a
mania(' was to have been ealebrated at the Wesleyan
Chapel, between • naighbotrag farmer, who bid owe*
bared faUy three more pan and len. and a lass of 19.
The latter arrived in tha town prepared to perform her
part, of the eontrast ; but, from some lathed
mass, the swain did not turn up, oc) the damsel was
obliged to return as she eases—a epistoler.
Warr! BALf...—Tbe annual meaty ball took plass
on Wednesday night, at the Gramme iron hotel,
the spacious assembiproom of whir& and the approaches
thereto were tastefully desorated with . a. and
rases. The room when lit up had • splendid appear-
anise. The oommpany began to arrive about ten o'clock,
and shortly alter that hour dancing commenced to the
'truism of Targett's onadrille band, and was maintained
with and egging energy until • somewhat early hour in
the morning. At one o'olook an elegant supper was
provided by Mr. W. H. Moyle, which well sustained
hi. reputation. There ware more than 100 of the elite
°tithe neighboarbood present, and among whom ware
—The Lady Timodora Grammar, Mr Sue Stewart.
Mr. Primula Stewart, Sir Richard and Lady Glyn,
Colonel Glyn, C. 8., Hon E. Portman, Kr Edwin
Portman, Miss Portman. Kr T. F. Grove, M.P., Miss
Grove, Miss Chsfyit Grovs, Mr Walter Grove, Mtn
Any OTOVeII, Sir John Lister Kaye, Mr Coed K 470,
Captain Foster and Mins Foster, Captain and Miss
Bram, Captain H. C. Montgomery. Mr N. B. Phialips,
Kr Ernest Hallyar, Mr and Mrs Vera Fans Bennett.
Stanford, Colonel and Mn Everett, the Hon Grantley
Berkeley, Kr and Mrs Clay Ker-Beyourr, Mr Cecil Clay,
Captain W. H. Bower Mrs and Mir 0.7. Bower, Mr.
Mr and Mrs Troyte-Bskosir, Oapaska Medipoott, Lieut.
Jaoob and Masse Jacob (S), Kr H. F. Teatotan, Mr A.
Yeatman, LA., Captain and Kra Coke. Mrs James
Hussey and Mrs Margaret Hammy, Mr and Mns 0. W.
Gordon, Miss Gordon, Miss Goddard, Mr G. Gordon.
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A. Robertson, Mr W. Rootarteon, Admiral and Mrs R.
bidit6furamC.:olLaliviit.dsouthanC.t."llr:
Mr .1. Grant-Dalton, Mni and Miss Dansey, Mrs it.
Gram, Mr Walter Mom King, Mr Charles Sallied.
Lieutenant Hodges, Kr T. S. Bub, Mrs Brown, Misses
Brown (2), Kr G. Brown, Kr 4. B. Fodor, Mr. Patti,
Mn Michell, Mr Stanley Orred. so,, he)

HATURDAY.—Befora T. L P. Lefroy, judge.
There wen led nen Caen, 1 adjournment, end ajudgneat
SUMMOISMIS.
Clatter v. White.— Claim lov ituGi. balance of account us.l
paniane.-11te defence wee that Ute palliates wan retuned.—
lir Howard sppesred for defendant.
lii. Honour thought the case should have been settled out of

nirg'Unanue dipasid that lit Willie built a aaw rosaa to Ms
home, and bo t a palliasse to put on the bedstead In this
room. PlaknU s boy took the poUts.. to Whita'., carried It
updmire, sod put it on Use , and did not take it away
from White's again, at lamt he (*hail) had paver remand li

lir Milker% boy corroborate' ; he swan he sever took the
paillams back. No oste was in the room when It was
Ills Honour Inked the boy how 100 he had km le
mrsios, and he replied " about four pus." la same to wiry
be left, he mid became Mr Chalker did not Mack him lii Mud%
but Mr (Milker pre him mince
Mr Chalker mid the boy left bemuse he was "okra: "
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Deleodant eald he bought the Fulham. at Mr Chalker la Jane
lam, and It WY taken to Ids house. When it was brought to
Ids boom, be found it none kw imam Mort, sad it use also
dirty, and he ant it heck to Mr Obalker's by the bay wild
brought It. He would out hare minded the dirt. _but the
, palliasse was too swan. lie afterwards west to lb Mosselra
where ha boupt another.
, Mr Pane, Torentan at Mr Ituemits, depend to earring Mt
White with. straw palliasse.
' Mrs White said sbe was in the room whim Ms boy brought 1
the mamma It was toos9amid wee immedluisly mot leek ,
to Mr Chalimes, sod they swam al Yr lamer&
wth.Detb.p.restaan.wh.c.s
apearrd aobro:at gtirt.toimateelieumisr.b.mdvas isimlitebwroostum7lriev.the
evideeton moden
k tolllll WI" SO Obi
ot
bisliCaNdbaorl, andwarrilite Mid hies os to Imo IN to EP,
His Honour said It wee Impuldbie to resat the evidelme el
dgm.d.t, sgs eirvtob, aid tame was the hither
ourroboraliss thak HSI next day ddaudnat went and bright a

pinup.. for this very bedstead at soother place. Ile could not
WOO to any other cooclusimi than that the palliame was 1
The A tterneTyll.2o•ol4•l7lCinkbheausalibilla speeetiCkfilior the defeats
returned. !
Verdict for defenelmt, and the cods of IF witnesses, , ill the Tiohhorno ease on kloaday. II.: denounced the
greeted I claimant lif • nailing aLil au.isorooe conspirator, •
Noriliover lte el e. Seessal.—Claito for ft 05. I I.
..rial:f.i.ob,tioatilotcoh..ng
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1 rih.):titeOhreterww.itoahuft'dtmrghb.eeartlbleoarny italbo7if..r.o.:::l:th.bes'aDjadondsray
thatVpiond.i.andetiiacTaritc4a.ippearedher.
Phlntiff sal.l ho hal received various sum. In reral'oli• h"t
at last kfra. Seaward '-opieed .1.1 mid Me would ttg Per till Iheote would omelet the eleinisut of a fraud, • lia, and
elle hat .6 peeper hill. He rennet " Let me look at your a grime, no • rade of depth and wichedness unequalled
book, awl I all make not the lull from that i" not "h° r.iu'i'd. in th : enntls of the law. A detestable imposture hod
or he would not not hay, hrou:lit hor into court at all. IW•11 pllOlOl upon the public, mil he (the Attorney.
Mr. Seaward pro loc." the book, which showed a balance of ,
tr„.,
. Bevil) well i unmask an I illeollo Its, tam it should
..r.,. w ghis wog the requir 6 no eeriond dosed. The learned counsel then
atawmn h 1'
made a lor.g ar..l ecarabing auale.• of the cisiumni's
aii':..ll tifeeduneg est
Bolt,.
giiui and
in ‘ i
was efenh•L'a it Wan to be paid.
Plaintiff mid defendant's husband was • fishermen end ......1 . ,n(r. eel it with the fasts upon which he
erstsrioan. soli. d to otirvine It. .e jiffy that its pl el., ill could not
Mn.. Seward : Yes, John ; but you must remensh:r then.
be Sir It .gor -I' id.bors.... lie e 41441ard the relations
between Roger mid bin scout,, ha , hew Mrs. Radcliffe,
sparking with witheriog so ru of the foul lie t.hte, c
i.laidm
it.
I, nothing done ill *storage n in, sod I've gut Ore cond.,. to . _ . . — so, _ .
maiiiisin.
Onlor for 54. a 311.111ti1.
ant told respecting le.r.
awiedhTenbpo;eleasin.lteliitlfters
sta
madele stalest
raideln.::
Mr, Seaward . I will try to pay if I can.
The Judge: If you don't Pay, You will be put to • great deal evidence that there ws, only wee sealed
el expense. cent trued instructions in referenoe to what he had mid
The mine plaintiff against Ciark, for fl 10. ed. for bread
and flour, obtained a judgment of 8. • month. Defendant is
• mama with three or four children at home. asit:lniwutielMthrle't tine ;leis!
atone is Robert Comben. -Claim for LW. or eight months before the date filed by the plaintiff
Mr Howard mid the defendant's wife had Just had a legacy, for what he Lail hart the audacity to say had taken
1 Pl•lnUff said Mee bad offered him mine of Use property ; but plasm, ar.d be (the Attorney-General) trusted that the
I bo told bee he suited to. mon.Y. jery would bee rnvineed that the documents themselves
The Judge: What • silly MAW you must be, not to take any,
clearly ehootel that
Mang you could ooet I
It appeared that the property oonsiated of come undivided "Than. lies arc the the (other that begot. the..,
Imre, of land, which it did not suit plaintiff to take. Grum as • mountain, open, palpable.'
judroent for los forthwith and 10. per month. He read entracte from the aorrorpondenee which bad
Noobott al. Coo,. loader at "Cast.," for Al 13. led for
tPrah'dowbetihmeeek,rmaliatutepronanwehilo"dh Ythie°fUamgilitll7...§ pwrienare,Pliselyd
hoer, tobacco, and a beeleteak.
Mb another Portland ease. Mn Howard for plaintiff,
Mr George for defendant. the good style in which Tlchborno was capable of writ.
plaintiff's wife donmed that when .he lima rendered him Mg. It was the plaintiff's duty to satisfy them that he
the \MUM., defendant took it In his hand forthwith, paid was Roger Trobborne. and it WU no part of the defend.
botr.o.o,sosoign, and promised hallomovereign iu a month, ante duty to show who the claimant really weer He
/he had asked him for it at Ruched' railway elation ; Inn be
did not pay her. should show he was not Roger Tiobborne, and he had
Defendant: You blackgusaled me before a lot of people. eagreul body of evidence to show that he was . Arthur
wArthurd
Mr. N.wboit. d.bod this: In answer tu the Judge she mid 01100. At to the Warms Wedge will, the Attorney.
most of the debt was tor drink, le., conmuned while sitting In Oeoeral contended that this instrument wan an Orton
herThh.ore..4.
asked
how
pinintis
could
.1.4.
that, „ii.h a.
owrilLwhoirchhiso-1 intimateu l.hav of
friend,
. made e r
eonwiny.
short
of nehborne knowuled.tteciai:fiibrtwot:iizthhikechib,:intgl,,n,dokinatogoweistontchtze,teronisd
prevent law oath. mbject /
Mr Howard mid some of it... incurred before 1E47, when
the law came into operation. Faansining the .0.0.11 t. he of it. The learned counsel trrodueed • pocket-hook,
Mid l's 8d was Incurred once NW, would be Honour alio, which had been brought horn Australia since the ad.
the les paid to be applied to that 1
His Hodour thought net, unless by consent ol both parties. jw'h' LIT': rue reference,which
Kr George said his client diapoted the whole amounv Ile 1011, together with the name of Arthur Ortou's
then oroesexamined Mrs Newbolt, who mid she delivered the
beer and tobacco to defendant herself. Ohs now lived Under sweetheart, and tbe name of Roger Cherie' Tiebberue
possession an the let of April, and they in carbon forma. Newmarket, the plasm where Orton
Bill, where she took
issgsp.:..dnino the t posip6buonogp iss...w.dsb,utthathatt
pwties:a:bis.,
bLichadkidel..rivered,wi. Idt_ihiieedie.,ip.:ll.e.narp:iairßtoshiial,:::idTh:oo:riwlitindinn,
gest..hactighlim.:.e:nrnetire."tryfeensteedfrod.....dtThi::::dwubeek,thp:.
Vb. ha( assent timm. At Rodoell station she •Peks to him said the Attorney-General, would be proved to be In
quietly about it • but he gam Mr no mover.
Mm.
SOO watery of the claimant's visit to Wapping imam.
The Jodie . Bumming Wi• did SO, that does not oey the
debt U. spoke of th• disguises vsbieib the plaintiff adopted
Defendant declared that the cam was too bad for Ilre on that °cession, and asked why, if the Ines were
Newbelf's husband to appear, and be had never spoken to him
nhitiFnearobeToefianhSPb°terrreleil.de, wThatAgm"adu'e whhlmenrehpereseauntu"eda phot4tos-
*bout the blll
Yr George mid his dent had not been In the house for 10
ar li months, and had always paid for what be had.
Defendant was called and mid he did not owe plaintiff a hall- graph of his own wife and chllo as those of Arthur
mow shames,. be me in the hems, be always paid for what Orton I' Why did he not go at once to Lady Tigh-
t.. bid No bye had b,..n delivered to him lace the New. borne, or to the Seymour', or to some other near
bolts bad lived under the WU; but Mrs Nierbolt toad lately connection of the family T Once more, when he west
to Alreeford, under the name of Taylor' waa it likely
that the real Roger Tichborne would have mulled
Lemsd
Mn on
Ni.hibomitab ereryt 11..
.Hadornin never
dpaihdeannythevir ingasoknw account. uthnte .
B Mr Howard: Never paid anythleg on this bill but had himself up, and induced some one to drive roused Tielp
erfor a drop of ale. Had bed • good many pinta 'of bear in borne-park in disguise ?
home but had paid for all. When Mr Crosier asked hire The Attorney-0 I's speech is eapected to ILA all
km the inoem, witness replied "Whet do you minor Did this week. Sixty subpanaa have bees bead to
DO(' soy "It Ball earl Am/ this war tWirDat a.ad I wiii tall It wheaten for the defence, no that the ease will probably
Is. court." At the railway *tattoo Mrs Nestled said to him
last amend months longer.
" I shall Ideates you, you shall have a letter from Mr
Crocker,' and he rented "I deal owe you the mosey."
Never had a bill of particulars frem Mr Croaker; nothing but
She bill gent in, stidtng the amount of the claim.
Mr Howard (bolding up the billed partite's*: It her. do
you think (got this bill from!
Defendant: I never New that blll before.
Mr Howard: Why, Its the very bill you brought heck and
put 00 my oWee table
Defendant: 11l did, I hope I may never mg no more.
Mr Crocker was then sworn, and mid he led Um bell 1.4
particulars) from Mr Newbult, and seat it, with • letter d,.
umndlng the debt, to Mr Cox. He brought it beck, and mi I
he Mould have nothing to do with the bill; but if he wan
summoned he should tell about their *ling virile. Witness
perfectly remembered sodomise the bill, and would swear
most decidedly that he sent the bill in the tether; be must
ham put them in the seam envelope' in fast, he did an.
Defendant mid that when he opened the envelope, he asked
the foreman to reed the letter to him, and there we no bill
there. Did not believe Mr Newbeilt would appear against
him.
Iffr Howard: Why! Mr Newbolt was the very man that
Instructed ine I

The son of the manager for the Hull Banking Clow
piny, al Hoverley, stole £l,llllO In bank notes, end,
with another youth, went to London to enjoy thern•
selves. Both ere in custody.
The annual editions of those nolo! rubliestions,
Debrett's Peerage and Baronetag.., works well and
favour.bly known before illisordo eh.: Third we+ king,
will be in It,. course of a few dayr.
Ausirslian wont bas been used In the Liwir Norway,
schools for some time, and tee ckildron say they prefer
It to fresh beef.