The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-30 00:00:00

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that it was no hardship ou Mr. Howard's client to be
remanded.—Reraaeded till Wednesday.

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Wahine Beissoff, waterman, wed Irimmoned for 000-
payout of 16e. arrears for thelmitietenanee of his two
eons in Milbank' Reformatory. He bast been ordered
to pay Is. per week for each boo, but said he could not
pay any. Mr. •yling said that it showed great neglect
es tile pert of Bendall, not to try to raise the money
for helping to maintain his children. He certainly could
not keep the.. at home for Is. a week sub. Sendad
replied that he could not get any work, and if his
children were at home ihey would keep him. One of
them was l 5 yean of see, end could work ae wells.
any man.—duperintendent Vickery, who bad resolved
authority from the Rev. Sidney Turner, inspector of
Reformatories, to proem* said that Bendell bad
ached him to write to the Rev. & Turner to allow him
lobe "eat straight" as to put arrears, and be would
endeavour to pay in the future. Mr. Mine believed
Sandell had ne inclinatioe to pay, and Mr. Arden
mentioned that ones when Bendell hid paid 51. be
asked for the money nein, saying he would rather be
out to prison —Hendon said that if be bad not been
summoned to-day, he could have had a job ; but he
wea now too late.- The Superintendent answered that
if bet had let hits know that, be would have seen •
magistrate, and endeavoured to arrange for him to go to
work. Sentenced to two terms of ten days each, con.
seontin imprisonment, this being the sth time defend.
ant had been sarnowned for this of enoe.—lt wee said
by Mr. Arden that Sandell was not so willing he pus
his time in prison, when it yea summer, and work was
I well paid.—Tha Boma endeavoured to procure a
promise from defendant to try and pay up theme debts ;
instead of going to prison, but he refused, saying lobed
no chance.

Henry Peke, bane-keeper, employed by Mr. John
Year.lvy, jut, well sammeeed by George Moanary,
officer of the Reed Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, for amising a horse to be cruelly ill-treated
by being driven In an unlit stele, on Much 16.
Monnerl said that be had been stencilled at Ports-
mouth, and the aseretary of the society bed written to
him to =Mine btu the state of a horse employed to
convey the mails between Dorchester end Weymouth,
and on the 16'h inst. went to Dorchester postufeese,
and afterwards to the stable is Durnpto-street, bud
saw the animaL he state, which was very bad, le
described seder our Dorebester= wessiou head,
tho Miser having summoned , the driver, at
that town. There the driver mid that he had not told
his muter of its state, but had told the born-keeper
several times. On the following morning wits..iis saw
Mr. Years*, who said he did not knew the hone.
keeper's name; bet they found him at Mr. Yeanley's
'tables near the Backwater,and he then admitted in
his maner's presence that Mr. Tousle, knew nothing
of the stet, of the horse. The man said the horse bad
• &tale iti hie with.,., and • piens of bone was taunt
out, and it rested till it was well; but he did not kill
his master when it got bad again, and his muter said
if he bed known it he would not bevel sent it out. The
driver bad bees summoned, deed 40e., and sentenced
to • mouth to defanit—Delendant said that
when the driver told him the borse's crest was
rubbed, he immediately pet It on *nether cellar which
did net 'toads the sore; bet Me driver had told
Line that he had beaten it across the crest bemuse it
wee lazy on going up hill, and there were on the shoulder
plain marks of blowa—Monnery said that the loose
straws from the part of the seller which had been out
away fretted the sore Flue. He added that this did
not appear to be the only bores Mr. Yeereley bad in
bad state, for he had Sold witness this wee not the one
he wee sent down shout, so that there must be another
be mast look after. Sergeant J. Cousins, of the
Dorchester borough *ice, said that on Tuesday last
he examined the bore.. end found several wounds upon
It. whieli be described in a way caroborsting Mr.
Monnery's evideoes. He said the horse also looked as
if it Sad been buten with the cad of. whip end •
stick. Witness did not ochaider th• horse fit to be used.
—Meariery stated that he had taken no proceedings
against Mr. Yearalay, because the horse-keeper stated
that he keine nothing shoat it. Mr. Yeereley,
questioned by the Bench, sail he knew the horse but
a bed Greet, six weeks ago, and he had • seller
made on purpose, which he could swear did not
touch the pines three Mohan Mr. Ayling blamed
Kr. Younger for • want of attention in allow
leg the bores to he handled and used by these
men in this cruel manlier, while be himself did
not visit the stables lee • fertaight or three weeks. It
wse an set of great meshy in the men to have the horse
driven for seven or eight miles while in this state. He
feared there were many instsnou in this immediate
neighbourhood where great cruelty is practised upon
animals, end he wandered the society were much to be
commended for enquiring into the ease.—Mr. Yeareley,
who was in :be hall, said the horse sometimes hivi the
Portland work, and it would not =ewer his purpose to
go down to the stable at six o'clock in the morning, or
eight o'clock at night, to look sitar the horse, when be
bud ether besinembe de.—The !leash, however,
sidered there was a want of attention in Mr. Yeareley
lin not visielag the nobles at all for so long a time. As
to the man they considered the cruelty clearly proved,
and if he had been Uterine who actually drove the horse,
they would have imposed the severest punishment the
law would allow; but as be had not actually Whetted
the resin, they sews disposed to deal leniently. H.
would be Seed 10a and oasts, and mast consider himself
dealt with Is an extremely lenient meaner, and they
booed the Ise would be a motion to him when he lia4
dumb ealmals tenor his charge, to Mks proper care of
them.—Defeadant theaked the Benoh. The amonnt to
he paid was CI fa. 44.

WIDIISSOLT. --Wore the mayor (J. Ilsard, Ben.),
sod R. CotiersU, Lm.
Thecae, of perjury against the soldiers was withdraeo.
Janet Groves wu rammoaed for allowing a (erosions
dog to go at large in the streets. lii, said that the dog
bad bittene litde boy through the hurl ; but the case
vu settled out of the court.

Chridopier iliMe was brought up on remand for
stealing • out from the house of Mr. R. W. Heys°lds,
6. Cheaterield-plue.-112. Howard defended. —James
Wadden, • boy, dated that two or three weeks alter
Christman he woe staying at the Bout lon, Weymouth,
with Christopher Gibba, who pave him • coat to isle
to the pawn shop, and directed him to get 3s. for it.
He got the money and • ticket and brought them back
to Gibbs He knee the soot was • woolly Goat and the
coat shows toll, was the same as he took to this pawn.
.hop.—Cross-egrouned Whoa be we. at the elation
be want to the backyard and prisoner called out of
the coil window, and said "1. that you Tom ."
Witness replied "Yea." Prisoner cold you will be.
asked to-morrow before tbe magistrates if
I gen you the scat to paw.. You say "No. it was
anodise mac that pv• me the seat and lad roe to pawn
it In my (Gibbs's) mama sod then you'll get me free,
and I will give you some money and emu drink to.
morrow." lb orestraraminetioe WitOMlll said be was
living at Highwood, Wareham, with • lire. Yards.
The suparinteadoot and the poliamosa hided him, and
brought Pin to Weymouth. He Ore rornalsod in the
oberge-pereek, se he meld -it hot • bed at the Cross
Keys, as ell the dothes were gooe to be washed. He
sleet in the mil —lterirsedital : Witness was allowed
Is go at bar. in Wormeadt. H. west up to the Ofille
Neye and book to the station by bizaself.—Mrs. Pope
was asked if she bed ever reseived Into pawn mere than
one coat in the name et Gibbs. 81. replied that she
hod searched Uan basks_ lane* !"y attentively. and this
was the only sod she had bed panned In that name,—
Mr. Howsid Made • wiry able acidosis to the Beech,
and contended then wee no 1141•000 to ahoy that the
prisoner over ride lb. out. There wee • coat In his
Poeseedoe, and be did not deny that Mr. Reynolds bad
kat one, or that this rim VIM Ms properly, but be
rroOld be able to diow by wltnemes that
Insight the moat. Kr. Howard them Gelled tWat
Heiman and Yank Holmes, two Pitrogii bring
at the Boot.—Ms. Holum; said that won tint, back,
die did not ksow how losag, she was aitting in the
Boot with her hatband, when a strange man mune in
and offered to Pill her bastmod • coat for to. Hs had
the omit on. Her husband replied that if illhe man
would sell it for • pearly, he amid set boy it, for he
had owl • penny to his name. Christopher Gibbs then
cows is, sod the era awed to sell bile Mie soot for
de. Gibbs sold be Irma ties Is., end Is. another time,
bet witotee COI eat Gibbs pay the money or take the
sosi.—Oreds.usatined : The mut went sway directly
and ob• bed sever sue hire before or sines. Witness
did net beau the colour of the swat, Edward Hokoan
eeerebersted his wife's abatement and repeated the semi
iteeoant.—Croorexamined : It was • darkish sost, and
at was all he kern about it.—Prinoner then asked to
withdraw Ws plea of " Not guilty," end plead "(hilly,"
but tke Mayor rained to antertela the plea after the
saes had proceeded so for, and committed him for trial
to the *don}

Jamb Look?, agwl iO, labourer of Weymouth, wen
&arced with smagSlb., of Cavesdia taboos°,
and Tom of *ear wianahtetured tobacco, al
ifelaombe ga, —gr. Walter Gotland!
Wilhite %ewe of ft. G.Cbeestoen, Esq.—Mr.
I.'=tide simmer. mid helmet as board the Cygnus
stemma oa her arrival at Weymoath. and maw the
prisoner, who wen by cos of the
dicers naraed Terry. halgteygllttriomms tobacco con-
waLed on diffet pail of hia picaora. lie officer
lamed Perry old that be west oti board the ennui
and elm the pitsosag mem aboard. On Ms leaving the
ship, uejpsa that he bad semetbag about hint, be
anted him if ha had soyslo.thhls s laby. PrisocOr
Ms Wore, he
lionoo.l hIM. mad fogad Latedvenelisla armload in
two Alf ab ci his bromt, mid the
other tobacco Vries 14 N
of Me trom Prissier bad
nothing to say, and IR. Ootterell, oa talon mired by
the Mayor,if be prewsed for the whole peoalPrxwelled no,
he imply wanted • esavietion. to velment prisoner sail
other" from doing such things—The mayor said that,
under the circumstances,. the Banat woald tee prisoner
the mingle value, 10• and coat& 'The whole amounted
Ile. 7d. —Prisoner woo laekod up in default; but the
mew warn palL

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