The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-07-26 00:00:00

CROWN VAXTRT.-WIIDIMIDAY.

(Before Kr. Justice BiLia )
.fit. lordship took hie mat at half-put ten.
Vim attendance of magishaMe was limited. The
following compeopi the ly:—Bir W. C.
bledlycott, Bert, W. P. OCDerid , 3.0 r 141611111, B. H.
naafi 14,0. Wkie,doo. H. Fremptea, 0. A. Howie",
H. endow& J. J. Famehareue, Jae., J. H. Calmat,
H. C. Geothboo, J. L Bridge, R. I'. Cembridge, IL A
thatleamo. B. A. Csatlesmea, W. T Cres. J. A. Dishy,
W. Frier, B. P. Greedy, W. Hammen, It R.
Teatime, 11. B. Leddle, IL H. F. Iliewart, and C.
aFbM Nu"
The prealamsties against Mee and iglerohditty having
hem head, the leaned iodise delltered hie ebarge
te the greed jury. la the steno of which be eon-
gratehmed them on the mato of the calendar.
The 411112611. Of atlesimis, he said, were few, and the
doses with *he& they were Clikarrd did not WM-
-Pafty am of very mime aggetvatlea. He
remed IP Im
Sr
attestlea to the lira eme—that of
way robbery at Portland by {worming men named
11067 is.mh sad William &rosy. He said Om owe
wal sUittirtet
Milllapse4 ei s. of the disregard of w
TIM blearily of the premien depeeded upon the Ample
testimony of ow individual, who at the time woe
lahoering easier peat eseitement Bush evideuee
would have been very easatiefectery to soy judge,
hat it appeared that a hat bad bete loft behind,
whiels would lead to the elmsdetiou of the
truth. It aseraled that a his bad bees left belled,
whisk would he idsatified 141 Waning to one of the
meamers, and the HS sots found upon the other woald
&Lao he identified. By tbete4 ore cireamorramos they might
be of opinion that there was safikient avidness to pat
the premiers open their trial. He Lordship then
alluded to the Ass which bad hem remotly pared
rtespretiag robbery with Mulattos, whisk enabled a judge
to tellies loggias as • puoishment. Ile then adverted
SS hia Metallic, the circuit lad your, in Warwickshire,
Nottinghamshire, and some of the largest manufac.
taring distriets in the kingdom. Is all cases where
robbery with violatee had beet proved a short term of
impeteramest was awarded sad doggies inflicted. He
was snakes toss, what effect this would Ma... and be
expreased a hops that the result would be a considerable
digitisation in thee districts of this crime. He said
that in this administration of the law greet distrimina•
Nee In he used, for whet would to a wholesome
mmiehigeat le • stress lehourer ee mitirtag man, might
he amormenied with great danger to a half starved or
Wits INPOUSW. and under them oireerastaame be
rmilliaint Amid be hit to the diecretiou
rtatils Ile
jades Hi lordship seld the subj..ct of secondary
paaishment wee new heisoatiag of the most urgent int.
aceteares. Thebes's( aliptiniehmente (transportation ) had
iia...beseete as beget possible. and prism. re were now
which, periods of eoelmeseet in prisons,
ars of ale. years, would be Alkid
So ererllowing. tame
lap. a !say.,
as* iii.so meaty ejeept tbis
I. the open sir wee practised.
yelie works in Portland, and remarked that if ma
Were left to the bands of private individual. to carry
eat they would never be d...—ii would be eoui•
mereially ltaposibl.. He thought it was worthy of oon•
aideridso that that op-tom whisk had been atleadel with
somash sateen ie the.. place should be ...tested tougher
pommels of the kingdom. After a few further remarks
It alluded to the calendir, :marking Ilya th• re wee no
other case of personal nolearie, nor no ear of injury to
property. Hs onagratulated the grand jury that there
wee no met of anion to team before their notice. He
thee alluded to the tr.'s in the walits mead the wen,
expressing hie resist that iniary had Men dose to them.
He said if the attire were foetid vet It might be • case
which would be visited by the magistrate.; hut be
thought it was his duty to publicly state that. if the
offender ahould mom before any of tie ju
would be dealt with the utmost ',verity. It was cot
private property s hich was injuiel, but belonged
chi% to that purlieu of the public, the so F, oho had
Co ot metre of rployamot of the beauth •of nature.
A ff,r . few faither observations the grand jury were
dieelesedto their labs.urs

TRIALS OF PRISONER:4I.
Pato a Y. —lSophis Wellman, eberronsan, Of DOT•
shooter. was inchehui for Aaalit.d nioe I,apkins and ono
lobh cloth. the property of liojqr Prot an.l other.,
at fordiegton, on the. 4.6. —Mr. Collins I roareatod.
—lt ationarod that priuiner hod buti essidni 04 in
pi at Ito R.,oraoko, ond in ,onoogriiucie of Use
baying town wined. suspicion fell oq tor. and no
hr bowie being ...locked • portion of tie article, • an
foes& —Ti • jar, found tbe prisontr guilty. cud two
puiniouss &uniting's b. In; oroood against liar, *be •al '
seatenced to 'ix ninth.' nwirisoumnnt.
tyl'ial.laCt • WATCH •XD 111•11 George Old.
labourer. lows ['calving troin Jane
141.attliVerd. • ...MA and dodo at Cottistock, knowing
tie,.., to ho.. b on otolen. r. Collins privecuteol.
aid Mr. Hooke detonated. It •ppeared that pro-o.ntor
went to a hunting feud at Cattionck on the 9th of
i.e.. After Moaner he went to a outgo how*,
and sat by the mid. of Jona Hendoto.d. He
was the nor.. for liquor and fell ooloop. and on
going home sonewal his as•ch aad ehaia, P.C. Stillman
roceivod Inforeatios of the robbery, and somehrodoi
fOn shorting with Or offence he chanted r.:7:: bad du oust% sad Alan, but they were after-
wards faunal. when he admitted that Jane
Illoasidord hod glum thus to biog.—lle. nook. eon.
leaded titat en endenco had bees adduced whleh would
wee tk.t the iirtieino bad boon stoles • the probability
woo that he had loot them whilst he weelaboad.
rata/ trannia, Why wee prisoner's sweet lwart, 'sight
Lave ;AAA then up end glow the,. to hint, and It
mash wee the ore dare wee pendial to show ,
*bat hit bed reeelved the watch and chain
with a aunty knowledge. • wittier taw
who pee primmer • pod elatisseter for abet yeara—The
Jury rater...all • voe et vat gail7.
HIGIIWAT Hollaallt—floory Lob sad William
Harvey were Wined for beating, sad rolabiag Thomas
incisor, ti • dd Bask of &gloat not* sad other
amok% at Portland, no the Red of Alia —Mr.
nooks preaseeted, sad Hr. Collins defeaded.—
Protonic, stated that be was a steward oa board
HAL& Utter. On the lot of April the vessel
was it author la Portland Road& Oa that day be
slialved • lifti Rank of Ratlearl seta front Captain
&madam and WWI PIC He west the &eat day to
Weymioath. aid e• notaraing to Pordoad be met tbr
wPe of *order at the prima They aent iato the
BeManila pebbe-bOlllO, sad partook el sone retreat
amts. He there took oat his pans sad paid for the
reheohntaahr. It wee a pane with two be elope. Ho
deem
so till whatnot primmer, wove is the beam
whew
sad bk. deopeofigs left the tow &boat •
ware overtake& by two 1
SsslOgriosuoyar‘rusbaairlie.a.aa_williamadthk:aoYoltwd bar doom. bin cit
ink kid troases• paste --
lb.. Me* pat his Wed
aad both al the. shoo tea away.
took tag be. Par", • hat whisk she pre Ida.
Mrs. Bowls Pieked
vb. cite,. woo arellidattnibta IA Tat 1.1110.4.4re.P.44-vbs.
m.o.?* daw •Idd
iskrutaidaindsr b• am_ tea os, had bon at weal

ag Warms& sail Pieria afar
Lahr's& lan,wie• seselled be iiew ibermueon of use hapilah
bat be id set ge to • magistrate that sMht. He
iderigalbstheif reorieseere mire gra be itedwrealed
with when they wen becieght before the smegistratma—
• repos at Portland proved that Mn, Borgne was
lurk Seared owing to inlersatimief the lengnead
V n Meeks landed to the leapt be,deseim
, rem Mrs before the inagietratesogcm
of prosertor's Maillerat.--Jer Oran. pyca::
les saw the psisseien ot the Beitannis as the
sight Is nroe, rad ales promeestee gied Ida.
Bermes. She two MAW hall lan the bore
left is Ur err of s fees minutes. He
they Heed at Maar, but they were then
eais • •••iion way. Harvey bad a round
hat on.—Ormaeserned : Prorates was Nebey
wham he sew tr.—norm Bogen, a baker, of Pon
Med, mid lab same to him es the 3rd Aprti, when be
gar him aces. They then Went tower the gable
air Lamb aid isim bow.. going to join the Militia.
Vitro said that be weald moos be alde to save a lot of
err lb bay errs, when be replied that he bad
Nees than ettoogik and took oat a paps metals.
Wwille ars and some gold, which be add he had
up sear the Temperance Hotel, He requested
Press to take charge of the note, but he wash' sot boo
rises be spared him that he picked it up. This he
• and wires look sere of it, and ea re following
Mary pissed it in Lem tank, Portland, but
shad so hour afterwards he took it oat again sad gave
II to • police-akar. —Cross ermined : He did not
kar the somber of the ants—P.C. Tusk proved
Harvey on Sunday, the 3rd of April.
shel:it2 from prosecutor the hat produced.
—Orgerszsmined : Primmer saw primmer on the
same inning at the Castle Inn. Lamb we. also then,
having been appeohooded by P.O. Cooper. Bre.
armed : When he saw masseur far the dent time be
was very severely breler.—P.C. Cooper said be
emigrated Lamb as the Sri of April. Hit else spoke
to snag the Istria which prosecutor received.
Wirer trier the OS note be now ribused—Thomas
Chrism rid be had knows Barmy for moves yeses,
sad the hat pearled was the one he was in
the habit of wearing. He weld sweet to it,
brume there was • nut in the top.
itaanders, of the Rosa Marines, os boards
U.A.S.
l
Edm, amid that on the Slat March as nosived
• E 5 Beak of Begird note from Mr. Parer,
which he gave the art day to Vickery.-It.
not_ proved paying to Mr. Ferrer, the paymaster M
ea Diger, several Beak of England ore. Amongst
rem was or numbered 96480, dated 11/11b Deoember,
ifila—CresPesentined : He rid hisn about 100 area
--41erais Seanders wee ree.Uid sad be Mated that
Parra was DOW on bard 11.11 LS. Hawk, at
lown.—Jomeo joie apt, the manager of the
of Marc beak, at Punier, rid he ream-
bend Rogers brines, hi. • Bank of Engird note
on • Monday morning. He marked it as
the hook; but when Rogers same after it,
Is itsentry with • porter, h• pee it up.—
Mr. Collins them addressed the jury on behalf of the
perinea in a most &hie speech, oonteeding that there
wee no evidence against Harvey. The feet of his bat
having been ford would sot 'molar' bite, ash had sot
been proved where it had been picked up, and it was
one of that kind which was commonly wogs. With
EtLamb he maintained that it was more than
to
that rossentor had lost the sots, and that
had picked it up. The learned jades carefully
reviewed the evidence adduced, remarking that the
whole of the proof of Harvey's gals was the finding of
the rt, and if that had not the hole in the crown, it
would have been imprible to sweat that it bidowirod to
him, but Lamb's ease was more passiaines, which was
followed afterwards by actual root. —The jury, slur
• short eneseltation, reformat • verdict of not guilty.
CommAutent It MUM —Kitty Granger, • tenant
(18), was Indicted for concealing the birth of her female
child, at Hermitage.--Mr. Floor permuted, mid Hr.
Collins defended —The prisoner last year was in tise
employ of Mr. Seymour, of Hermitage, and towards the
gad of the autumn she was charged with being in the
family-tray. This she denied then, but pilot to bar
releessent she admitted that snob was ths WS At
the end of the year, or the reaming of January, she
enuiplained of being ill, and it was tiNto that she was
delivered of • female child. On being asked gnat was
the wetter ti e • at day, she said she was all right then,
although she lied been railer poorly. Nothing was
over known that At had been costad until the middle
of the troth of June, when the body of in infant was
discovered at re bottom of a pit, covered with mud.
On the Bth of July Superintendiat Brows apprehended
her, and, after being she said she was quit*
willingtpiaiiirith him to the atatioo, foe she had n. 4
dooe an A policeman found the body of a cluld
In the t, • it was the. in • very advanced stage of
Moompoeitioe. The body had • pieta of rope
around he waist. Thi, oftxr, in the enema of con.
yersation he had with her, detailed a stet moot which
she wale, In which she admitted that the child was
bee's, sod that ar had kpt it concealed lose. llar for •
fortnight before putting it in the pit. Dr. Dowling
statei that the body was solar decomposed that herald
not any •hei her the child had been born •live or not
He was of °Melon that it had b. en born shout four or
See menthe. He ermined primmer whilst she was in
the police atatiot, and wait of opinion that she bad at
some time Hoe been conened.—Mr. Collins, In
defetsee, strongly redeemed i.e conduct of P.C.
Knorr, who, without any coition, had elicited
the statement involving the pri.oner in her guilt.—
The learned judge having summed up, the jury re-
tuned • 'enlist of not guilty.
OBTAINING 000 DI OleDli PAM PUMMEL
Mary Ann (Ample rear guilty to an indictment
charging her with obtaining fair pairs of boots under
false pretences from George Russell, draper, of Wey-
mouth. - Sentence was deferred until Thurad:y.
The grand jury found no bills whist Jane Handdord
1,3.14.4-aliek,kyriab MILAN/7 airllmilite 'Wine
Walter Watts, for stealing fl, the property of Edwin
11.mb, st Maribor', on the 7.b et July.
The Court rose about • quarter to dye.