The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1878-10-22 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

WILLIAIIB.—The Noble ' thin of Fresh Water Fish wad each elluded I, and c.,:allimal al'r ia,' f'.o`,,c. be asked the Court to enter tipm then the Chah man called a•toition to the CYO of , • , ~._ ~,,,,,le paler. fell he should only , Emma Levi, charged with meeting • criminal lunatic; the Intone.. ie 'he be doinz arrow,. to his own f. elicits,and also thou of awl suggested to the jury they should find a bill, the other meiels-r. ••( thin I ' •urt, tide.e he expreeel , leaving the question of whether the prisoner was or was the ii et. sorrow f, g by till at the lose they had not married to the man she rescued to the Court. The experienced in the •Lath of their excellent friend. The fart tint there were three cue., of attempted aukki. a,,,,rfof eed kin !manner in width hi' entered into the wa. quite an •eel feature. lie never remembered bu.(nee •I' 11.• I 'owl. er-ev one knew; hut it w.te not having ever seen more than t• o before. The Court _v.._ men ~,b. knew th ‘t between the useione he WAX Wag not in the habit ••f dealing hardly with thee. calm every men in tin •leg oir what rel •tesi to the Imsin.u, in general, but where. as in all three of these, the and in k, i p_11: up A orresporplefice with him (the persons to be tried had been indulging in excee, and ch.,;,,,,,0) whensver tlo•re wet the slightest risk •I had committed the offence% through their own wicked neythin.: like :I jar. 11.• was the man vrk• we able conduct. it certainly emit not allow them to be passed to say thou wool words' which established a happy over without exemplary punishment, cue. gal and psoco between them. In consequence of The Grand Jury were then dismieeed to their duties. his 1....,, it be.nme hin busin.se to find someone to Jesus Heyward, • miserable-looking old fellow, of 56, • c..rry on the basin"-s. he always at hand, which *ham:biker, end ot imperfect educetion, WU charged with nether hinted( (the Noble Lord) nor Mr. Fleyer haring sttentpted to drown himself at Melcombe Retie could undertake to , he. He eoneultel with the senior Mr. Wills so. for the prosecution. magbdrates, and sou happy they hel been able to On the 10th of September. about eight in the evening, !terry, t,LVinsar, a mai, was the bride. obtain the c oisent of two of the younger members of MOW be heart pet. 's‘ nee a'sir a man named g i at onWeeerra re the Court to undertake that WI the bneineen, should a glut, hut be d'eeined, and then p ' Draw uld,to"Cm be carried on from time to tine. Mr. H. 11. Middles gong, and, welkin.; ca the middle of the brides, put his ton awl Mr. Albert flukes hail consented to sit in the left leg over and held on with his left hand, his hand second Court. Mr. Ilanken hail sat there before, and slipr,l, and down he went into the we er. He we. It might have been thought he would have been men- drunk at the time. As soon as he fell Wismar sang out a tioned first, but it happened that Mr. Middleton wan man overboard, and ran (or a heat, but before he could the :senior merberate, and owing to their courtesy aw o l of 'II. "mei niest "'I put off and picked him up. One goes! (*ling t marl* each other, Mr. Middleton and effortthese,t, evereitlye.etoir fieheCtl:!tft.,.,see,ildhthe prisoner mad, no Mr. Budges looked oil this's only one appointment. lie ad d e verya t t hela time ee stesc.so pretunwineh.onut irnery: r:raticdyslythu,eansadidite..hNal hoped he was not presuming too much in asking them to act, and he hoped that on thin awl many other soul sew me jump overleard ; I wan watching the °profoccasions, they would carry out the business of the tonl•y, and wheal is.,, there was no one looking I lumped oecrboard, and thought I would get out of the way. or Piusoesns —The (*ours bne been " county. in hi. defrnce, said he had no intention of CoNVETANCS "Prisoner, called upon go make some partnente for this; but, ;I:f:sr sihfelspedlife. He had Lad a little drop of drink and he followin4 the ea unpin of Mil:ll,4ex. they intend to H.• was found guilty, but wee vecomnieniiod to resist it. ard it WA* referred to the Visiting Ju.tices. In con•equence of his having been under the influeer% of —e6p) hel it:en had been handed ever by Mr. lioeor as the gin, s,..i.nee g.• g:••• Cs :ley Treasurer ou as mnies dto Prisoner, wli i from his numerous appearances before the county, upon will' the CHAIRIAO congratulated magistrates, seems to have been leading a reckless life, the Court. was duly eautianed sty the Chairman, and sentenced to Pranings. —The f •Ilowing are the pen ions granted one month's herd labour. to the te“Pnl officers , I the god by the Government: The Grand Joey returned "No bill" against Frederick -J. D. V. I,awrane., ,overnor, DM W. I. yeriuu, przern.. for unlawfully attempting to commit suicide at principal warder,