The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-30 00:00:00

Panmerasomans.

COUNTY Pirri as981Olt&-fiarcznar.
Bolan Mr. W. A. Banks', Mr. H. B. Middleton and
Mr. Robert Williams
C. Orgeskic MS charged with being mdsep while
in charge of a Ina= and horses. Hs was met by Mr.
Superintendent Batty on the lath last as hews. driving
front Maiden Newton, and he WOO obliged to pull up and
stop the defendant's waggon in the bottom of whiik be
was peacefully slumbering. Hs
_pleaded he had been
omyconte by • lone day's work and • flue of b. 6d., and
Ts. cost*, was imposed.
Mr. Jean Smoke. a firmer. of Wynford Eagle, was
summoned for "cruelly cawing five horses to be abused
nod ill-trsated " by working them in an mat stets.
Kr. Loth was for the defence
Hitch, statioued:itallits Newton, on Satur-
day
eindanti nli l
, and on ln Yit found Are hones vißarterlthrtmedt44 to
ploughs. all having wounds d their shoulders,
one named Madam lying especially be3°, in fact the
can-
stahl. with him took of • large piece of Sash from the of
shoulder. He ordered the carters to take this. out and
afterwards saw Yr. Speaks, who said he knew thdry
wire galled, and he would not tall a lie about it
Croeressinined by Mr. Lock the Sergeant said he had
seen tbe horses at work the previous evening, and they
than appetred to him in beet condition, suffering from
want of food and poor keep. He did not tell Mr. Sprat*
he thought they might go to week on the following
Monday. SOMO of the wounds were old 'or.; bat they
were raw and bleier&
P.O. Barter corroborated tlis cordage.
Mr. Look, to dela" would not deny the his.., went
slightly piled; bet be maintained the curestables' story
was greatlY He called
Mr. Alfrwrffiar aWaLard Bannister. veterinary a
who saw the animals on the followinis
sad,
prhoperZdths wen at to work if the fallen hari
been
THIAT TO TEI WORKHOUBH CHILDREN. wh Our padding would Ithesairdeitebedme aarethe
os P° or little waifs and strays of humanity had " b". aubs• bmi , Friday took wt.. the meths, 01 40, hard wished; but they had not sedlered for eritat of
to&
en outing 0.. to • view of the sees W Th. Bench said this, wee • megriel difference in the
they were boats, " "dip." Tr= o
evidence bat, according to hie own elso the het.
the buys indulging in -4 for this., which were not at to west, sad defendant would he ga tog
I dinner and tea was provkie... -"WA= 01 the I°LCOe
"mew upon the Ben& nu
a.. du to the The carters in Um employ of the &indent, William
fian=uamLot Bishop. John Bishop, and wain.
monotony of their every-day life was 'of. of et were thee charged with working the hones
fulistiool IL% POMO. PM, respected mars._ in condition. Upon the rest: Mr. Betty
nitwit. se in " Little Joe, they can say " woe Nock consented to the sununonem withrhawn,
ins that if their wen 7 kind to us, 'e woe." Mr. Pearce makes it • rule the _ 'bre Itt in h thew later.
te appeal to the charitable of the town for ruble:rip- Übe - bosses
1 would be "Mdilablei to-
adtaleat to enable hint to give the children, :wished thou - lime engem he hew to look after, • couple of these must refuse or""- of ?bid= Newton. was
_ "due dm year, one at Chrfettaao and the otherUv7 v••••••••••- dealing rabbits from
r gat • labourer, iirpu.rdand he agar has to ask la vain. =tit,1/
cln hergeet vita . -"lsliget°ll, was
Kr'
itta the Um ,This atilleamas' sad "kid the".-rands of M tile 006..
10b0Ohlaireill. Medlitindla itire P6644dmia Wrest. of Haden Newton. on the Slot a
Ogg& led IS Named Oat about lofted limn

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run oat 0 bA. Spicer.

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171
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.. 4
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... 0
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the morning four keepori saw three moo widen* Welty
well laden with something or another. They went after
them and • smart chase ensued_ Two—Samuel Fry and
G•••Se M•7o—emersid, bat the defendant was espmred.
The poachers also left behind them two large rabbit nets
eg.
so,and eft. long). and IS rabbits, all of which the
hook into their possession.
By the &dyke of his advocate. Mr. Howard, the defen-
dant *add guilty. and Mr. Howard urged on his behalf
that he wee the father 'of a family, and had hith•rto
borne the best of charecteen.
Several letters to this effect were handed in, and the
defendant's landlord. Mi. Whitly, who was Theta in
00112 t, forward and spoke to his industrious and
*may
a It trasspbad that formerly the defendant was himself
In the employ of Mr. Sherlden i and the
Bt ler keallarisfiti of his good character it wee impassible
to ends* ba had robbed his former wester of • con-
siderable qualkty of Pretnet7, sad be mus•gdt•Prison
for emi unities hard laboar, and afterwards
himself la Slll and two ha ad or one loft, to be of good
1 behaviour for twelvetoonths. Mr. Wlutty acted m
,1 surety.
1 An application was ma& by Mr. Weston on behalf of
Mr. IVr, M.P., for an order of, sdectnient against Mrs.
•/•o• film • at Puddietown. Mr. OldSeid
Preyed amortary notlas, had been earned sad the
order. _

Licesece far the rale at gases were imbed Yr. Richard
Score, jam., Porliead, arid Mr. Game Whitt', Malaga
Neerpoe.

Ti..,... sad Mime Chaiiary, lOW Moors,
Preset denial, Prima Mows, and "View and Jobe as.
all of Punoknowle, were cii charted with otwelibi 0100
Planks of deal valued at 16a, at Ses: the lOth May
the piopwty of Kr. Hamilton the receiver of
wrecks for the district —Kr. H .tt
atqwlll4 fot
the prosecution; Kr. Nantes. of BitaPort. demand,
—On to. day In question • quantity of demi
planks were washed on shore at Swyre ; a man of the
same of Jobe Clal:wirqed up the nine in question, and
them above h water mark. He went and
placed them
d lb. coas Aker of Burton Bradstock, who
advertised them for Irk the gems afternoon. They wore
duly sold, but when the purebeerr went to take
of his property to.? WWI Oa to be found. =rem
were made, sad the result was the calling of sundry
witnesses.

Me boy, named Mario Bansford, who while riving
his evidence was so tntsrmesed by the °mutant/ 01 the
eathat the Bench had all the vromen turned out,
he saw the inn flee named of the defendants
coming from the direction of the share, sash with a plank,
while the three last named were cerrying one between

In memegnalnination. be said he had told P.C. Loa(
what be had seen, and the coestable's wife afterwards
touted him on with pima-cake.
Beer Tresitt a small girl, who Pee her evidence very
relostantly, bad ale seen mem men with planks on the
°scoriae in question : but mhe would not now swear to the
defendaste, although she bad previously named them to
the cceetable.
Br. Leonard tyco.e, farmer. of Pansknowle, aerate to
having seen the defendant. with plaake ; and
P.O. 'rag *Weed to having found the wood congealed
in a ditch on Yr. Bishop's farm.
11r. Banner made • vigorous defence. He first
objected there could be no sees of lamer sustained ma
the Peetertl was wreckage and ought to leave been dealt
with as emit Th. Bench overruled this. and than he
ematended there wen not • tittle of evidence to show the
wood the roge wore carrying waa the segos as that lost,
or that there was earthing to connect them with having
Vtealt In the ditch.
Bench told the defendant, it wag • seem of great
sesplerm ; bat it would be dignalaged, as the *olden*, of
idestilioatice of the wood was not sofilciently slew.