The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1868-09-08 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

WEDDING CILIBRATION. -John Lines, tin-worker, whether any such insurrection would succeed. We lof Promo was Arms, and beating his wife—Mr. was brought up for creating a disturbance at have no right to call upon these fanners and farm the Inre labourers to naake martyrs of themselves in the Landadnat, landlord of the Dorchester Arms, Northpublic interest; what we must do is to provide for piOSZO, said defendant and his wife had been lodging at then, • full, efficient, and complete protection his home for about a week. On Saturday night between against this illeo"itheate influence of property. , twelve and ono o'clock, No was alarmed by tries of Oirai of the first duties of the new Parlamirent -I I ' murder" and " help," Ile went up to the prisoner's duty it must discharge with thoroughness and des& ! room, and asked what was the matter. The "MUSD stou—will bo to provide a remedy for this tern, 1 said prisoner had been beating her. She was crouched Serial oppression. The people of England have down in the room. They became euiet, and he went evermore more serieue obstacles to the election of • fru away. He bad only been downstairs • few "'knit" I Parliament than over this; and now the time Lax come I when there again cried Of " murder," " help," and 'to deal with this least form of int.rferonoe with °leotard I " polies." Ile ;admitted the police. Up to this Privileges and rights. Mrs. Burton end all of her way I thee the prisonor and his wife had behaved very of thinking do well to WO their infllleooo while it I quietly and properly.—Prisoner said It was his weddeig remains to them. Landlord Parliaments have suffered day, and Ire and his wife had been drinking. She , it, a People's Parliament will end it at once. while, we can only Moen* scratched his face anal then began screaming. She was note each of these interferelloes, too drunk to know what she was about. She was now and lay up the reourd of them against the time when eery sorry it had happened.—The wife did not appear the question will come he be dealt with in Parliament. to.day.—P.S. Cousins said he was called to the Darin this matter ell the agriculture' constituencies can e cheater Anna by Mr. Landecheit, and went up-etairs. help in their own cutranelli,ment. LA all cases such I The woman had her clothes partly off and torn all to ree this at lin. Pali* be carefully watched, and pieces. She said she was afraid prisoner would murder authentic information about them be laid up for future her, and wished him to be taken away. Her face wee use. It will be wanted. The excitement of the coining bleediug very mush. Prisoner jumped out of bed, and election will Probably Producer them in unusual 'lumber, struok her three or four limo as hard as he Gould. He and when they come to be brought under tbe considers- took hold of him and flung him on to the bed. Prisoner lion of Parliane at, no question will arise as to the made use of very foul language, and swore that he magnitude of the evil, and very little doubt uto its would murder his wife. The landlord ammo up and gave remedy. prisoner into custody, saying he was disturbing the whole house, and he should not deg there any longer' Prisoner jumped out of bed and said he would go with witness. The woman said she would not give him in charge. Again prisoner caught bold of the woman by the hair of her head, and beat her. She screamed so that she might be heard at the °orate of the Townhall. lirisoner was drunk, and the woman was Intoxicated me, lie said she was not hie wife.—lirisouer &AMU  To tht Editor of at Dail y New.  Sir,—! have seen a letter to you, of no date, "An Elector," and headed "Landlordism in Wareham." The "Elector" does not venture to give his name; I suppose, poor devil, he is afraid of his Landlord. In them liberal times is it to be eonsidered that a landlord I. to be prohibited from aokiag his teuauts, by a viuspla