The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11 00:00:00

WIITNOUTH.

Yvonne' or Idoggeth—The lioense of the Golden
Lion has been transferred from Mr. W. Morgan to Mr.
James Byrnes, and that of the Yacht Inn from Mr.
W Valiance to Mr. G. Hallett.
iiii SUNDAY SCHOOL C&AIANAHL —Two Saliebna
Diocee ti 80.. rd of Zdscati u hal recommended it.
Sunday School committee to mimed and encourage
arrangements in the Diocese for holding the ce_nlilm
of the opening of the Sunday rebook. It is
to hold • special services in the Cathedral on Thursday,
July 2nd, at which Sunday school towbars from all
puis of the Diocese might be present, to be followed
by a conference of teachers. In the various towns and
other central pieces of the Dioothe arrangements will
probably be made for services in the •trions churches
and for meetings of teachers and children on other
, days, as may be mostoonvenient in each locality.
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Batirme Neu. "rive!. : South of Ireland, Mao%
Cherbourg, general • Great Western, Blampied, Cher.
bourg, genersl ; Aqufl.a. rasher, Jersey and Guernsey,
general' Lady of the Lake Kutaht, sea, fish; Bomar-
send, King, Portsmouth, bovernmeot stores • Mary,
Wighton, Masters, Shields., eel ; Two Friends, West,
Shield', coal; Kste Beale, Hartlepool, pod ; Marion
LAW, Morgans. Portmadoe, slate.--Soitings : &nth
of Leland. Mace, Cherbourg. general ; Cleat
Western, Blampied, Cberhonrg, general ' • Male,
Father, Guernsey and Jersey, general • Three
Brothers, Hutchings, fishing; Samuel and Mary,
Woods, fishing; Bqa Oncis Cm's, Burt, ballast;
George Dundee., Hughes, Portland, nil; Brighton,
Pelle, Guernsey and Jersey, generaL
Mu. Len is Tutus Ao.thir.—At the borough
police-court, Tuesday, before Dr. Drew (chairman), J.
Roberteon, Feq., and D. Collett, Esq. Margaret legs
was charged with being drunk and riotous, with
threatening language, and with assaulting her h.
on the 27th April. She did not appear, and P.O.
Bamford proved the service of the summons.—
Monsieur Lep said his wife was supposed to be living
at ChickereL He bed lived separately from her for
the list twelve mouths, and allowed her 10e. a week.
He used to allow her ...I, but she used to get so drunk
that he cut it down to lOs. She was constantly coming
to his house drunk. On the 27th April at seven o'clock
In the evening she came, and he requested her to leave.
She refused, and he sent for the police, and the then
committed the atsault in the presence of the constable.
She used threatening language towards the constable,
and he said he would put her out by force, but when
he went to put her mat she rushed across to witness
and struck him. She only struck him onos as the
constable prevented her from repeating it. When she
was put out she would not leave till she was taken
away by the uneatable. Ito wanted her beund over to
keep the peace. She had been to Dorchester for a
month, but that did tot seem ti do ter any good.—
P.C. Hansford Ab.u, queer-pet seven on the 27th
was called to Mons Lep' ton e On arriving there
he saw his wife set down in front of the fire lathe
back kitchen. She said " %Vito-ant f you? " Witnem
said her husband. She said '• you send for him,
Harry?" and he replied " Yes." She was sitting
quietly before the firs and said she only wanted to see
her child. She would not leave and they got Ito a
temper. She then assaulted her husband, she used
very bad language, and he, with the assistance of P.O.
Barrett turned her out. She came quietly to the
station. She was not riotous till they attempted to
put her out. She was not lecke I up all night as Mr.
Marshasay, at whose house she was balging, at
Chickerel, came in and took her out, with the per-
minion of the superintendent —Dr. Drew thought
they could do nothing in the case. She had a perfect
right to see her child if she wished. Ile advised him
to have a legal separation from her. She was • great
trouble to him and to the Bench as wel I. —Case
dismissed.
A SAD Cam —At Um Borough Psi ioemourt on
Saturday, Icier Ayers, and Nary Curtis. •
young WOO= Wh., appeared JO Court With a baby,
were charged with stealing between Friday, April 23rd,
and Monday, the 26th, a pair of shoes, two pars of
boots, a gold meal, pair of gold earrings, a silver
thimble and other articles, and 2.. 6d. in money, from
the hues of William Hunt, of Chapaas-street—The

femal, prisoner said i-1.e..-t-1;a-ais-TiZine----wai--ac.t- Ayers-
but Broomfield.—This he denied; be said he had
always gone by the name of Ayers.—The prosecutor
stated the prisoners came to his house and took
lodgings as man and wife for a fortnight. Lest Mot,
day morning they left, but the man said they were
coming back again in the evening; he was only going
to Dorchester with his wife. In the evening when
witness arrived home he mimed the earrings. and after-
wards when he went to his writing-desk -he found it
broken open and the articles (produced) taken. A
chest of drawers lad also been tampered with. The
desk was in the room of which they were elbowed the
use. He could swear to the sixpence (produosd) u it
was bent.—P.C. Bartlett on Monday last found.
robbery committed, went to London and apprehended
Danis at the Kenningtoo -road station, where she was in
custody. In • bulb* found a pair of boots, and earrings,
and among other things an army diecharge for one named
Isaac Brooadiekl. She simitted pawning one of the
pain of boots. She said she was told to do so by
Ayers. The other things she said he had put in the
bag, and he had left her on Monday in London.—Mr.
Woodland, landlord of the Somerset Hotel, said the
defendants came Into his house on Monday and asked
him for is on some pawn tickets, which related to twe
pairs of buts. He said he was rim to London by
the next trial) to bury his mother. Witness let him
have the money and gave the tickets to the policeman.
—Lizsle Wats, a Ltd* girl, who line laths house of the
tor, mad she saw the woman break open the
prosecutor,
a fork, take out a thimble and a pia, and
, pat them in her poolost. —Ayers pleaded guilty to
stealing all the things, and said the girl was lea:
innooent.—Dartis, however, en being asked to p
admitted pawning the book; and to taring the ether
Zzil,n her pemsedoe.—Ayers was asatarood to ewer
mid Curtis to oft mootles bard laboar.