The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1869-08-24 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

ANIXAUL- Itclorn commencingthe bearing of the sm., Mr. [Mew milord attention !,f the police to the cruelty connected with donkey racing on the sands. That mon.= m he hml men three men, each heavier than he rat donkeys,while boys Wert behind them belabouring the donkeys with sticks thicker than his walking-stick (snout lln diameter). Mr. ATLIna auggothal that the i.lkse !should take Into custody any perish guilty of such cruelty. It wee considered that nothing larger than a small pia; „ught to be tuud to drive the animals. ! 'Moon Siar.ter thaw ! -Mies Nellie.. a damsel In service, arms me:intoned ty WW elderly lady named llary lake, for an assault on the oth instant. )Ins. Lake literal fi. Clarence mrd defend., stesant at Mns. Temkadmry'o, next door. Complainant had • lady Milgitwr with her, who was Iten-10,1 h? some missiles being thrown with a loud cra.h at ths u ludo., of thee,,,,,, where 'bent residing. tnt emu.. lion they found It sta. a /Nudity of barks , which defendant had thnossi at the window with all her force. About ten minutes after.enplainant watched defendant go out for maw ale or boar, and when she returned went out tam her, seised her I.y the ene. teet ll"eellsitsl .4 her how she dared be so impar. titant as to throw barley at he, aind„w and annoy her lothrens. On this defend.t at !ince threw cups. beer, &WI all in complainant's face, ant ceMplainant wax highls ineensal at this ''"lttetee3 mode '4 Pnetssillio. for its she put it, if the etlpo had cut her late, what reparation COUIII she base? las.hle, was fnmtently • 111111 l her, and ahnnt da anew, ago a boy was Mmting nutts Mar. and wending the dust Into the leter.le't 'el thepemoge.Kite (Kim fake) complained to the boy of it, ,si which defendant rame Anil took the mats. ana beat them with so much niore than the lan. that clouds of dust new all lover her. and WI round the place: Complainant mid she had lined in taw house more thank° year, aim' was hisultal before.  A airlill4 MOM Lab'. for &moult tot Eliza yomin., oat then hoard. Thertille. changed places in the lomat, rather to the entaltuittn t Mot Lake, who woo notated to tiw .4 tooth a tourt. The sown( unman menplalued that Mr, lake avt0...1 her of thnatino water 0., Crh ',Kizer+. She olenled it, tool Mn. Take t...k her be the anti awl ~hook her. Mt.... the auottit of which the eon, 'Joined. She laid she had not thrown an) outer neer her kahreni, and did not know that tthe had done anythltag to annoy her. Mrs. Lake haaily contradicted I.4lnlptniMat. occulted her .4 throwing larley, not water. Mullins continued that eke taaatati to go Into Mr, Terke.hury., Mrs. lake Jarred her way, and would not let her go In, although she naked her to tel her Ira. She allook her (Mullin.) ha- (Morro. Ikb ,4te threw the hear in her lace in alf.lclento ! She (Multi lad li,nl sit), Mr.. Tewkothu) for three )ear. ; hot had not a 1111 l wed Mew lake-When aaktal if tthe wt-hod to put any queothotio Mullin?. Me'.. Lake gave rather eseital 1.. atm .4 her opponent's aatententa, and wooled to know what i0mixt.....1 they could glee Multi... If .he could intpritoon her oh. woukl do on with ploasure....The Bench, hoot  EITILIORDINART ATTEMPT AT PalBoll-11RIMEING. The foaming Guardian records • remarkable and daring atteintit to escape hem a penitentiary. The uotorious convict George W. Torah most teem rly managed to break out of his cell, effectieg his purpose by toivilit practise' upon the •uth write. of the prison, medical as will as crate a deception perfectly astounding in lie practised &vett. By feigning disease train; rheumatic pains that confined him to his own cell, as an invalid unable to move—for the lare twi lee months he has not been coinpelled to work, his sufferings, as tie• picted by his cries through the night and torture through the day, whenever hie limbs were examined or touched, being excruciatingly severe. Treated, therefore, es • cripple unable to move, he was naturally left .I.r ct,h, umi many ahours . 04.. f !ATI filling n cusp, supply the plum of the ecrewa displaced. After the tt contrivedh i he tI bdt with crumbs of biead worked up to boor of lucking up errived, and as daik set in, lie broke out of his cell and made his way to the hack of the aliapeneer's quarters, which he quickly tbroke open, helping hinieell as soon as an entrance was effedted to two ,uita of clothes belonging to Ur. Berwick, clothed himself iii them (one over *wittier). and then tying his lane with • handkerchief woolly walked towards the entrance or m eegarar,. Minot,aodga who hisnatowz ec . o toonthewardearkeinrethharergee .. rad who, it is said, the prisoner closely resembles. Telling • tale of how he had come to JONI Dr. Campbell for the toothache, bet that he had fallen asleep in the dispensary, he was on the point of being let out, when the warder at once recognised him, and he was secured. The sham Mr. Minot was quickly sent back, but this time to • close or dark cell for the night, previous to an examination in the morning. He mule • desperate attempt to commit suicide by cutting his throat, and indicted a fearful gash on liitnaelf nearly severing the carotid artery. This notorious convict tried • similar escape about eight years seemed then succeeded. He was coreined In the model cell, where he broke out, got into the di.perasera quarters, helped himself with • suit of clothe., and at about lialtimast four o'clock in the morning era op to the gate very briskly with a letter in hi. Amide oni r ported that Mr. eirelair, the dispeneir, was dying from fits, which ho ba I all during the nithnt, wit that be was sent off for Id-. Campbell. Some short conversatiou passed between 1 self and the gate ports, , to whom Toren was not no well known on this wreak, 11, was. therefore, permitted to go out as We bearer uf such au express, and regard aecerdingly. Ite•areranaece OF A