The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-18 00:00:00

ALLEGED BIANDILP.

For two dam last vomit the Court .f the Quison's
Beach ws• mounted with an nation width arom oat of
• muse at reerfi in • drat•clam carriage on tbe Great
Western Railway, between • Mr. 0. B. I, Clayton and
Mr. Jones, a magistrate of Ommarthanshire. Those
eantlenten met by mooldentio the railway °orris's, with
Captain Powkor, on their way to Warwlek . and
h
after the train i TIMM
d Martel. Mr. Clayton proposed that
thoy thoult kill time by playing chicken hazard. Mr.
.7.001 agreed, and Clayton sentinel dim and • dior-box.
Mr. Jona, moon got tired of this, and propmed woad.
wed Capt. Neter mocked • poor of Trench oarda,
mailer than our English paths. This went oo for •
Urn., till Clayton, ending ha had a ten, doubled the
Males and his next turd was an am, thus maktog •
natural. Mr. Janet upon this kiwi Claytoo with
obeatiov, and Clayton appealing to Capt. Paorker to
know svc.at ho thould do woe told to knock h'in down
at 0n... or, a. Captain I;awker puts it—" Bit him in
the eye." "But he la too eireeg," pleaded Clayton.
Never mind that," anawleed Packer, "1 shonid
knock him down." Clayton, however, did not see this,
and cnnprcuiisal lb. point by calling -Jones a liar, and
tolling him that he bad loot his steitary sad his temper.
' Mr. Jones took hi. ravings by panting Clayton at his
cob', the Raleigh and the Oiisd.; arid hones this
notion which took the Court of Qaesa's Berth • Doppia
of days, and brought out anything but • pleasant
amount of the diversions of Gamow of the Guards at
' their clubs, Cho" it Wag amerted,, asakJaa as become
of £3OO a year at sideloseAnymyrd, and Mr. Jooes,l•
CArm'rtbeashirt, meittrater 'dallied that his chid
smueeeteat during the roam Nam vas attesdleir
noes and betting, and out of the imegoe, freqoested
the night-Louses of the Haymarket. The jury in the
end could not agree npon • maid. and as ward
relosed to adapt lha finding of tho majority the Naha
oollapsed.

OMER AND TUB " FIGARO."
Mr. Justice Brett was on "'rider oronpied in the
Court of Cgmuton Plead in trying the idiom In which
Mr. Oalger claimed from the proprietor of the JP4mea'
damages on account cf an alleged llhcL The anklets
which the plaistill objected oontalood the following
peerage :—" Know all men by these promote that
Odder the Cobb* rules the Government of Ragland.
We bare even., made sport of the grout wag ; baler
for,h we shell be reopeekfuL We do not like the
Cobjaier ;we Alter hi. prinelples ; we regard him al sa
one to order; we bold him to boa demagogue ("the
lowest and most contemptible typo—half booby and
half humhog--• çoht.eel cheap-jack, who would be •
poli.ical 'harper, if he bad bruins enough. . . line
officio sac be found for Odder, Mr. Gladstone might
advise Her Majesty to grant the victorious cobbler •
Civil Litt pension. Odder ought not to expect so musk
al Bolles. Redid not throw down the park railings •
he only threatened civil discord " Then foilowed
another attack at follows: "Offles,---I have any
quantity of bottled-up shoe& treason, end riot. I will
*Mango tbe whole lot for boy petr.nanent appoint.
moot worth =0 per annum or upwards.—Girosom
Popou." .

•
Toe publication of the Owd libel was admitted
and the papers oon,sioinn the other are.ieles to whisk
Lb. learned ecrj,ant had referred were formally pat to
evidence.
Mr. Morse Odor, the plalot.ff, was then WWI, bat
his learned pommel said that he had nothing whatever
to ask him.

The Attorney.Deneral, however. canuaxamia•d hint
He saki : I did bern the BIL lam • shoemaker now.
Then you live pertly by making shoes and partly by
making speechea—flaughterl?—Yea I lecture so rash •
eavjuU ss tho Irish Murat. the extensiou of the
ultras*, the itogliah Church, and clue government
I object to middle eau end aristuratio government.
Teo House of Lord. I—Yee.
And the Monarchy '-1 shout I puler a rspaliic.
And von say .o?—Yr.. I halm set up repobliean
clubs. lam • ONDOeter Of COO. I Went to the opening
of • mioublean club at Lading. It WA/ abut the
end of 1871.
flit yru uy that instead of Nuking to path up •
declining monarchy you would prefer agitating far •
recublio that would produce merit instead of hereditary
eumfooleryl--Somethitur of shot said.
I b liove you do not like the House of Commons ?
Ido not like some of the people in Is--a laughl. I
have eggs hell that the nationalisation of the lead
would b. • Intuit to the country.
And the owners, bow ware they to do P—To be paid
out at the full value as if the land were taken by • rail-
way oompaoy.
Ab, compensation juries. Were you eve at Leiser
tor I—You
Dld you say that "me end my °oil/arum have re-
, solved that the Prices of Wales shall never assiead the
' throne I'--! said that and more: I added "without •
! protest being entrrad by us outlast it."
Ah I moral toned—Yes.
And • demonstration 2—Yes. I have writtea is
favour of a Republic.
Did you desire to prove that Boaland was taxed ter
tho maintanance of a mere poppet —Yes.
The QuOnlf—Yes ; but I thick she Is • most .et.
able larly—(a laugh).
fthe will he cry musts *hiked to you, 1 am sure.
Did you think you bed • right to have a meeting Is
Hydrs.park? —Yee, I thought so from what had beau
said la the House of Common.. Besid.a, it has beet
Our custom. I thought the park belonged to the
You guild destroy your own timers if you liked?—
We had aright to be there, but not to destroy. The
mutts( wu new that unfortunate board put up by
r. Ayrtee—(langhtor).
I deo% know where that woof—Close to the powder
anagasine ; Rotten-row on one aide and tha water on the
other.
_

Bo that 11th.,. was an explosion there was water to
I put It oat l'—(a lane).
Was there singing I—Yea
Did Mu slag &but you, '' Go it, old fallow, thers's
a nobby King of Wax r—(roars of Isughter)—l did
not bear them. I made • good strong rigorous
Republican sperm h.
I hope you rill not bear this in mind against moo. •
future occasion ?—(The witness shook Ms head amid
great laughter.) We sail we would mut in the imam
Whatever the Government did /—I did not say that.
There was • neolutioe that the Bill was • groat outrage
upon the rights of the people and 1, as obeirman, was
reqnested to burn the Bill. I did it—(a laugh).
as to this seemed libel; you believed yourself to be
"George Prairie '—Yes.
It was a 'ohm of fun was it not? Lisboa " I
bare a oopy of Pope's works which I would excheage
for a oray of the • Gonfernionel Unmesked.'--Goorits
Whalley"—(lrad Wielder). And again "1 ham a
spirited young wife whom I would exchange for • Tatra
housekeeper with a pleuset diepositioa"—(lood Iraglt•
ter) —You iney Gall it fun ; I think it rubbish.
Well, perhaps it is. Here is swither "I ham
money, but no sense, no honour, and I went • seat Is
Perilament.—A real Reformer." What do you say to
that?—lt might, perhaps, apply to you—(roan of
laughter). I did sot on the Id of Kay say that if Mr
Bill passed it would at eras create civil war is Ithe
rutropolia
Woe there at that time as Odger testratural fund
—I bear there is me now, but I ham taken an pert
ia it.
They talk about a statue to Odor u be appmred
burning the Park Bill /—I thought that more jakiag.
You did not umplain of the laserlption; "To the
founder of the British Ropublie--Odger, shoemaker
and pttriot"—(larratitisr)l—The word cobbler la ~a.
tinselly someday in referees, to traputatioas as to
mossy mattam awl other things. I think what 111.
Figaro said about u parades • blanket" ranted upisa
my reedit.
The Attorney-General said be should mil no irksome.
Mr. Sod tent Simon then summed up the plainer,
use.
After being looked up for three boars, the jury found
a verdint for the defendant.

FITI Via MIN BUM TO DISTR.—A immilde Are bloke
out on Friday mama tbe modem of limoro.
Coops", sad Dunderdale, spies, need, and vice esorebeate.
Fleet- dreet, Liverpool. or mem women engaged ia
tho parcel molded room at the tame, live were beret be
di ath.
A Seamus Cm& —ln the Commas Pleas, en
Thursday, Miss Maude Marcia Blake, sued Lied
Wallamart for brassie of protein of marriage. Dr.
Keneedity, Q.C., in opening the cam said plaintiff wee
the daughter of • emoted tailor at Linda, sad wiles die
met defendant she was only 16 years of age. Delkwebonfl
was aa Irish peer, • soldier, and • member of Ito
Guard'. Club. Plaintiff's father ease to Loader is
Malmo* and plelatiff with Me. Whild matted with
a female friend in Pthowillly, on Sunday at coon, she
met defendant, a gentleman about 313 be enehe be her
and professed admiratimi for Mr, next-day he met het
sliollesnd took boa to en total, where be gusher lefts
tea. Ho aciempenlod ber home to her residence, sad
at his nut Intmelow he took her to hia own home ha
gm thane this nobleman, whose
magoiboent motes was "Virtu is the sole nobility,"
under a pledge of mania" eel, toed the plaintiff.
The, was an MOO/10W number of lettere substquoituy
written by defendant to Pl4OCil. lie aeggled Dot., to
ha,, d eted his letters. They addressed the plaintiff as
egy deedog Mend," of "My dear limd," and in ese
be gad, ean hardly describe bow horribly dieguted
I en at hung missed you," and expensed a hope of
foni,••••• and geminate!, "8e11.,. ma %leap your
sffectionate Harry." In another, dated at eight Is the
gwgiag, he said, "I have Nat got up to write to yea
to soy Itow awfully unored 1 we. at not being We to
get to the Pavilion to leo you." In thst letter be dped
Massif. " Believe me your our loving Harriet," and be
mother, "Yost ever loving Henrietta." The teamed
weasel suggested that these private names wore
adopted by the defendant to emend hoe any Peewee
whom hands they might fall Into who the =bee "a•
When at length the plaintiff had to tell the dalendeat
that the we. in the family way, he said "Oh both's*.
Ws," sad advised hoz to go to Linde sad ormesel the
meatr from bee father' sad go efleabially wee this
done that the plaintiff's tether did weir this day know
that the was a mother. Leather eirenmateme wee
that during all the early part of the somainteme the
plaintiff Duly knew the noble dahsdaat ea "
Blithe." hie family ma* Later the defeedaat
to allow bar £2 aMieli, Mt he failed to d• as.
stiff gam birth toe female Mild, which the
defeadast atiliorgomitly wished to be beaded over to
' him' bet libelee/ refused. Tbe Mild had bees
offillatid spoil the dahwdaet, who bad hoes oregegg
aide, the bastardy law be pay balf-a-orown a week;
but even this as.. the made dehadast bad not thought
it hi. duty ta y —NW Mande Dexter mairmed tale
statmeeet —ln Jane, 1871, I eree
not Min with • lieeikleite. In the ant teeteme
said that the aide we. sot Leri Walleetmarth, bee
amtlim riatlemaa's, Lad wheel he found est it wee ned
kit ImM sot give me say mem Mesey.-14. Jallas
Brea saggeithed a eatthmemt.-- The pielathesea
ammiked Rpm the Mao that the 1611111h1 netsa W*7 ed aliff dodos an lie rid hereon, and OM
It fiellid be Peid ehee &Wig Si lb el Os WU as 4
the miniver 61 Om