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

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 187 a..

They stay Is wises It is wet, sad I Mks their dimes&
Os the day in question there woe 1140 W oath. ground,
sad I took tholr dinners. There are three schoolrooms
—boy., Sir* and Lauf& There is • olaaproom.
When I wept I saw sham all threo—Prank in ths
infanta mead, sad Haaaah sod Bliss in the girls.
Miss before the desk. I went in and took had of
Mina to some and have her dimness. it,.. Cloldas mid,
Out of my sohooL" She caned me and then soot
for hfr. Callao, like was amine me iliben he pros la.
Hs said to his wile, "That will do." Mrs Collins
struck me on both arms; it hurt mei, and made wads.
Mrs. Collins miii "11 1 had the black ruler hors I
would out you In two pions." After that Man told me
to go out out of the eshool, and I wont, I wont coned
to the girl's porch for my little sister's things. There
can, to mis Mr. Collins, sad wasted to take away my
little brother. Ho took hold of us both, and carried
us into the school togother. Is the Booboo! Kr. Collins
took bold of the door which prevented my going out.
Mrs. Collins said her husband what she should do
with as, and added "Bead them home." Mr. Coiling
Mead the door and told them to go boom On the
way they met their mother, who went up by the
King's Arnie.
Cross-esandaed : It was Aro minutes to twelve when
I west there. All the &lids= were in sobooL I went
In beton the sehoiare were out.
And you wars told to go out I—No. I stayed in
school till ail the geholan were goose, and then she told
MA ta fro oet. I sold "I ain't," bet I went sod
stood at this infant door. There is a elan room between
her desk sod that door. Jane Biggs wee prmen& Mies
Jan* DURUM was In the girls' school. I did sot see
her. I know ski le her& Whoa 1 sow my sister, I
mid "Come, toms, sad have your cilium," sad! went
sad palled her away. She didn't come, and I pulled
her as I was waltiog to give her her dinner. Bat I
left her there 7 find the &ours In the sehooL I said to
Kra Colitis " Molitor said If they vase not let out at
12 tido*, they should not go theta' Was (pito sure
I treat out of this roan when Mrs. Collins first told
me. Was hot petshed out. Did not say anything to
lare. Collins. She only hlt ow ono*. Did riot say " Who
are you, Mother Collins." Kr. Collins was not there
when it berm. Mies Daman wont out for hint. /Pus
came leers before Mrs. Colitis began hitting me. Kr.
Collins mune lathe oshool about a gamier -put iwolve.
While I stood at lee door I did oot say sorbing. AM
gate saris I went out whoa told. The door woe not
quite aimed when I west out. Mr. Collins came and
egged it. Alter bolsi ordered out I wont, and then
entered • second time, sad Mr. Collins said" Go out
now, Illaibeth." Was untek with • white ems at
the inne—it eras ass Mr. Oellias 'serried lo the same
day; that's what they said. It made wools is my
arms. In the girls' porch frank wog with ate. Mr.
Collins sold "I was a saucy lapodeat glrl," end took
no no assd carried me to. I mid nothlag. I'm sot •
saucy impudent girl.
Reszandoed ; By saying Mr. Oollias only Kruk awl
0n.., I mean noir In i.e sebowrosie,
June Biggs, • little girl of 11, after being awaited
by tits courts, to her d these to give evidono9, acid--I
go to Puddlotown school, ant reeollect being there last
Monday week. Lou. 111,sstieth Malan, and mew her
there that day with her arutaers' aoestatsri dinners.
When she got there Klima less standing Wore misinia's
desk. Heard laiiiil cal &Ist to go and have her dinner.
Illis . moved • little towards her aster, and then Lissa
caught hold of bee and palled her. Mrs Oolltoe got up
and ported Bliss from Liu* took up the aloe' and
went .lo on through the talent school ef tor lelasie. Mrs.
Collins struok Ls de on both arms more then ones
Blro. Collins told one of the Washer. to fetch Be.
Collins, end be came very quickly. When he came
Mrs Collins had riot left off hosting Lissie. Mr. 0..i.1ne
said "Toot will do," or "That'. enough." He then
po.hed Lisae out of the school. MHO that WM went
round to the porch for her elater's things. Kamer came
to them and asked Lazio if she was not going to lot the
little boy gain to have his dinner. He was going to
sake the boy away, but they slang together' &ad he
took up both and oarriod them into the school, and shut
the door.

-I:hst—s-s:Szsininsid : Whoa I saw Luis first she was
Melds the infant door, sad Mrs. Celtics was sistlag to
her dmkfin the siria' 'whoa. lissie treat into the psis'
sabool behind the taistnws sod beckoned to inst. Shit
moved • little way. arid Lissis pulled her. Doll know
what Mrs. Collins was doing. Toe raisin« collet Linea
• saucy impudent girl. Didn't bear Limit) iimwsr. I
had tog. up to the desk to show Mn. Collins my Immo.
Mrs. Collins celled her essay and impudent biesues
aim palled Li II sway. After that Um e treat to the
infant sehooL Mrs. Collins had told her to -go out of
the school" as soca as the got up trots the desk. Lisle
sold " I shan't." It was then Mn. Oollios mid 411111 wee
an impadeat gil. lire. Collis. followed her to use
Lama sehool, Oil went striking bor. lAss4 didn't
HOU to ilk. it. Didn't boar her say shed mike her
pay for It. Fromm Duman wont for Mr. 0414tas. Ia
the CYO room were mistral &noir girls. Have ben
Whin ODOM It at home with (sitter and mother and
Kra Mayne loot Meads, night On this Monday night
I emit into May Rea—they seal far me, and I told about
Limns said to Lis geletly, " come on and
ham your dinner." Neve, heard bail* say anything
shout Who mu you Mother Collins."
Mr. Williams said the UMW girt had sista her 'video's,
exasedlagly well.
I Witaass by Kr. Williams: It was.refter Limits had
said I shan't go out." Mrs. °onion best hot, bat
, not at that time : he followed her into the infant
school.

The Complainant by Yr. Williams : Sim extld sot
remember if she wee ever pat Wore the desk when abs
was at the 40.400 i : knew bet sister waii before the desk
because she had done wrong.
Mary Mayne said :I am mother of the complainant.
Oa Ike lird February in sonesquenee of something I
heard. I went to the ',hail, and sew Mrs. Collins. I
asked her what had bees the matter this morning with
the children, that they were not allowel to have their
dinners, and that she had been beating lassie. She
said in; daughter Elisabeth had given her great
lasoleriee. Last week she ordered the Widnes not to
salon the pipes : she saw Uzi doing It, and kept her
and mimed bar to stand before the desk. Afterwards
Mrs. Collins said that Lissie Galled her " old mother
Collins' and she had beaten her. I said I didn't allow
say person to best my ehildren neither would I allow
It, If my daughter used soy Insoles", why had net
she mint for me or her father. "Send foe you,
lodged," said Mrs. Collies. Yes. I said, seed for me.
There was a good deal more talk of the souse natant.
Orees-exaraised : I went down to kaow the naming
of it. Had geld at sUllment times before the. I weald
take the shildrss away, ks. She told me the girl
caked her Mother Collins.

And she did not like it: I suppose you would not
like to be sailed Mother Mayne!
Oh I I should think It. ' titlo"—( laughter).
But perpaps not • soraplinont ?
Ti., indeed.
Mr. Weston : Did Mr. Collins my anything to you!
Witness: Yee, be said "I spunk firmly ; had it hisen
to me, I would have given it to her twio• as mach."
Mr. Weston : I biases Mr. and Mu. Collins have
no family?
Witness: Not that I am aware of.
As that's the ease perhaps she did not like being
called Neater Coffins?
Poritape so.
Mr. Symonds: Perhaps it's • subj.set of oongratala-
We when pas* have not any.
The Bench stopped the ea*, and Mr. Williams said
—This it our opinion. It apposes to es this girl goes
to the school when she dads her mister under punish.
meet, and knows that is the eamo, and she hood*,
with the girl and takes her away without the leave of
her mistress to give her her dinner. When told tt go
out, she says "1 shan't." That any one weld keep
rule in a sehool if that were allowed was Impassible.
The girl know her sister had dose wrong ; and I think
the mistress was justified in turning her out of the
eahool. The question then wits—was she jostifiod in
striking her. It was a question of the good gorsroreeet
of the wheel; aed I think that afttr tee mistress had
been treated in an Impertinent way the caning wee not
snob an mensal' as the la. oontempistod, provided it
was not simonise. From the ark:lean we do not Ind
the girl we. struck more than trios on the arm (Mr.
Weston: doeetal tamn)--and I should notes, the
punishment was aisessive. We dimities the gammons
altogether.
Cstplei• Wald, of the Ino, was snantateed for
assaulting C. 1114111 Jacob Thompson, of the
Verney, on Fsbruary 12th. Mr. Howard for 00sa.
pleasant, and Mr. Wooten I ir def *dant.
Defendant and eemplainent are both masters of
vessels of about WO tone In Portland Roads. Com-
plainant was at the Castle isa, In the afternoon, when
defendant same is, and began speaking about there
going to Ponrhya together, and talking discomfits:Molly
of Mr. Wobster, his owner. He thought defendant
wanted to make • diaturbanoe, and left the house.
Aistut 7 io the evening he was on the Ow waiting for
• boat to tote him to his reseal, when defendant same
up and recommenced his abuse He was walking with
a stick, having for several months past either to have
that or a crutch in oeasqqasues of as sosidont, and
lifted It up to go away, dsn defesdaat sought hold of
It, he would not lot it go, they struggled, and both fill.
Dekadant made a savage Week on hina—beatlas him
on the face, from which his gym were now Walk
biting one of his laws through, and pulling out
" half his whiskers." Complainant became sensokies,
and lay on the pier some Cow Front thence he
crawled to the Breakwater hotel, and was under
molls& Ointment, never going Oat Sill Friday night.
Th• mats of the In. gave a different Torsion of the
affair. He averred that when he and °apt. Wale went
on the jetty eomplainasit woe tombs off. Capt. Wale
amid to him" You are here old Captain." Thompson
said " Wbo are you!" Wale said " I baler' Pm the
captain of the Ino," and wait on. Thompson turned
after them, and ninnies got Into the boat to get it
ready. He saw complainant mike defendant on the
head with disk. Than followed the melee between
them. Ho rid both sompisinant and defendant were
the worm for

The Booth;aid the probabilities were one way, and
Use eeidenee the other, so they dismissed the ease.
Gawp Iltyles, of Frampton, we' summoned for
ammulting lienennill Legg, of Sydling, Jan. 25. Kr.
Weston for defendant.
They had bees at Km Packbam'a NNW-holm) at
Malden Newtoo, when there was soma " larking" going
on, and on the way home Lau @dosed a wild rabbit
11.00 hi. basket, Si west bask to Use inn, but could
hear nothing of it, sad, by P.S. Stillman's advise, be
preeeeded to &Tim's, and knooked at the door. After
a IM defendant *ailed owl he would give blut " semi-
thing " if be kept on making that noise: Complaisant
waited, and &fondant opened the door. He had a
"gamble" in his hand, and struck complainant three or
four times, kept him down sesrly an hour, and bit his
fingers A neighbour named Ihjor name down, and
went part way home with him.
Orono a : Defendant denied haring been on
the drunk two or three days, or that Use landlady of
the White Home refused to draw Uglier for him; bat
admitted "else wished him in go home, you know." Ile
denied that he kept on tapping at defendant's door.
Had sines disoorseed who took the rabbit. It wag
found at Use White Horse.
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Robertlialar—Zcrila; both Burgess, both aetek.
boon, corroborated the asernala
Detoodeot was flood Ws &ad easta.
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A 1;d;i13,--iTaZd—dko-;g4—liisnop—was shared with
stealing VI. 61. bob:mein to Mrs. Maria White, of Port.
had.

--lcasemed that ou Wedged., sight Mn. White took
I, the lad tor pity's sake, when he was Wog soder
riek. Next eaceralog *be calla It* sod west des.•
stake to set breakfast. tialiewstally • gamete(
biasing. to work, sad, ping op is saw Us