The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09 00:00:00

11711005 DRIVING.

Thomu Look wee summoned for ( orlon driving at
Upway, on 11th —Ha pleaded guilty , but -Mr.
Supt. Gale did not wish to puns the caris.—Fined 10a
sad outs.

DRONE LID RIOTOUS.

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William Green wad summoned for being drunk sod
disorderly on the highway at Stratton, on April 2)th.
—Dafandsat, on being asked to plead, said he did not
know If he was guilty or not.—P'.C. Wallis fousd the
defendant on the road eery drunk and making use of
bad Mediums. He bad no trouble in get4og him
Imam—Magid ss. and oasts, or in default 14 days.

• TOTING 110PIUTL.
William Squibb, • small boy of only 9, but who has
given his mother • vast amount of trouble, was sum-
moned for steeling broooli, belonging to George
James, of yordir. Me garden Is by the side of
the railway near oundbury tunneL—The prosecutor
found the boy In he prdna with the brocoll In a bag
which be admitted he bad Molso. He was constantl
losing things from his garden.—The Bauch were in-
formed the defendant is • very bed boy and would not
go to school. His mother has been summoned several
thous on his account—The Bench remanded the boy
for • fortnight, and in the meantime the authorities
will make •InSinfes as to his being sent to the
Milborne Industrial School,

il la bag,
constantly

STIALLIO 140.

Henry Greening was brought up on remand charged
with stealing eiggs, value lie., the property of Mr.
John Mayo, at trowey.—P.O. !Latham, stationed at
Upwey, rid on May fird, in consequence of informa-
tion received, he kept a watch over some eggs in one
of Mr. John Mayo's hen roosts. On the day in
question he wont Oar, about 12 o'clock at noon, and
out six o'clock he sew the prisoner go into the cart
shed, where the hen roost was. Prisoner went direct
to the hen roost, stooped down, and took up four eggs.
He put three into his pocket, and the other back.
Witness followed him into the yard, and charged him
with etneling the MP. Afar some hesitation be said
"I took em for Harry." Witness said "What
Harry r and he replied "The man who collects the
eggs.° Wittman then wok prisoner to the man who
onliected the eggs, who denied authori•ing him to take
any ea; nor had be ever received any from him
which he had collected.—Being sad if he was guilty
or not getilef.tb• poisoner, who appeared • very drill lad
said "1 ant fiailif of taking the ellen but I did not
know the policeman was on the watch."—hfr. Mayo
said holed lost some eggs, and he had set • policeman
to watch. Hp only wlab.dhe defendant to know
hettsp,—After warning the prisoner ages consequence
of • mewl conviction, ibeench let him off with a
fine of IO•

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Eva or Tamtum.—Thureday : Before the Mayor
(IL N. Homed, ra). Dr. Drew, J. Lundiel!n
sad J. IL Rubins, Lg., George ItieWnele was
with being drank and riotous, and samulting th;;;;Itos7
man in the emoution of his duty.—Dr. Drew said he
wondered to see Svenska in this state; he Moen
appestat to be • quiet respectable man, and Ins
traded with a good Mal of memmy. How was It be
get drunk and amaulted the oo.sbable 7—Brownsea
I was moving furniture for some gentlemen. and ths7
kept liking us Ma, and it got over am. —The Mayor:
That is no mouse for your kicking ohs policeman's le&
—ln consideration of his good character be was only
lined lOs.
VIIIITOI nes Botrasesotrrs.—Robsrt William
Hooper, • painter, from Bournemouth, was brought
up for being drunk and disorderly, and for wilful olio-
obedience at the Workhouse.—Mr. W. J. Stanton,
the Industrial trainer, said the man came at sight
o'clock last algid, and be ordered him to the casual
ward, and to bathe, when be refused t bathe. HA
was draak when admitted.—Priemer admitted oaf or
bag to take the belly because he thought be ought not
to be treated 00.—It was Mated that the regulation
was made by the Local Government Board, and
prisoner was told be had no right to think ; the law
thought for !Sm.—Prisoner gave himself a good
character, and said his fatter was at Lower Lytobett ;
he was 83 years of sp, sad not expected to live; his
wife was also at Weisel, and had two children.—
On the understanding that be went away at onus from
the town, there being no work bens, he was dischargd.
Dimes= Tamtr.—John Goodwin was charged with
being drunk sad bagging in King stmt. Y.C.
Ballot about ten o'clock saw prisoner, who had beea
turned out of two et three publiabottees, and after-
wards begged of some ladies and gentlemen. When
arrested be was very violent., and assaulted the
constable, who, however, did not make that Marge
against hint. —Prisoaar denied the charge of drunken-
Der, and said he was trying to sell a few files, but
Constable Balks saw no him with him, and Sergeant
Debunont proved that the man was drunk. —Fourteen
days' hard labour.