The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-14 00:00:00

BEAM I2JBTHIL

Cowrinsetos.—The Lord Rishop of Salsbury will
✓iminister the eared rite of Confirmation at Bean:duster,
on Friday, May 17th, at 3 p,m.
Coorrt Perri Smothisa, Monday.—Before J.
.Clandry, Req., (Chairman) S. S. Kiddie Req., Colonel
llamas, and filr Molt Reran, Brit
' An• Clare, eras summoned by &fah Rittman, tot so
sesealt on 6th of April at &merrier. Mfend•nt
Visaed not guilty. The patties were neighbours.
Amplainant, wile of Jacob Russell, Did on this day her
ehild and defender's fell out; wirer went to chess
and aired what it was for, end tcrestened to put a stick
ghost defendant's child. Witness went to grate the
child, but did not do so. Defendant came out, took her
by the hair, palled her hack, and beet her in the far
with her get sorra tires. The defendanee children
also Bee anon her. Witness wen covered with blood.—
Sarah Robins • married women, !Ming next door to.
defendant, said on this day she SAW the daughter of
defendant etrike eomplaieant on the side with • turnip
hoe, the defendant then came out pulled her beak by
her hair and smacked her far, making it bleed and
giving her a blank eye When she let her go the Com.
pleinant fell down.—The defendant strongly denied the
assault. The magistrates said however they considered
the case proved, and they floed defendant is. and 2a.
costs, in or default 7 days' imprisonment, and allowed
her a month to pay in. The magistrates cautioned both
parties as to their behaviour in Intim towards each
other.
Charles Walbridge was charged with maliciously
killing • fowl the property of William Isaacs, on the
17th April it Conoombe. Mr. Day for defendant.
Mary Ann Diment, a little child, said on this day
the defendant end another man went into a hoer
belonging to John and Edward hear. The other man
cone out, defendant remained inside, and she beard •
fowl cry, and !marl one fly through the prdes. The
defendant same omit spin in about a quarter of en
boar. The ore was dismired. The magistrates thought
it ought not to have been brought there.
Jens Saunders and Ann Wheaden, the latter a little
girl nine years old, were charged with maliciously
breaking and injuring • fence on 9th April, at Cedding.
ton. P.C. Mortiniore, said on this day he saw the defen-
dants in a Ileld of Mr. Meech's, the older defendant was
tearing sticks out of the hedge end the younger one
carrying them away. Witares stopped them in the
road and took awpy the wood from them : the value of
it was 4.1. Mr. leech had complained about the fence
being damaged and desired wither to prosecute defend-
ant. The defendant said she would not have taken the
wood but they bad no goal. The magistrates lined
Meander s Is. and the value 4.1. and remitted
the costa upon her promising not to do so spin. The
child wag discharged and the magistrates said she ought
not to her been brought there.
George Crabb was charged with leaving his wife and
A., children at Bradpole chargeable to the Bridport
Unioa. Defendant denied it. Mr. Bettie, relieving
ricer of the Union, said on Fridsy last he pve the
defendant's wife 6 Irvin. She bad applied to witness
on 26th April for relief and said she Ira. in distress.
Waiter did not know what wages the defendant earned
r he was not in ropier work, he was a butcher's
labourer. Dardant stated he farmed about 9a. week.
Mr. Sudden said defendant was not in regular work,
he worked part of the week for him, and he believel
for no one else. The ease IVY dismissed.

Bernard Coleberd, farmer, ma summoned by Mr.
John Reed, guardian and Inspector of Nuisances, for
creating a nnumee by depositing night soil on • field
near Summerbill House, the earldoms of John Mitchell,
Beq, in the tytbia g of Coign, and parish of Lyme
Regis. Defendant did not appear. P.C. Hamrd
proved service of the summons. Jobe Head,
said the defendant lived in Chant...tree*:
Lyme Regis, the soil was deposited in a field edioinning
OW road from Axminster to Ckarmoutb, he saw it there
on the 26th A pnL It was about 22 or 40 yards from
Kr. Mitchell's house, and caused any offensive smelL
Mr. Mitchell had oomplained to the Board of Guardians
about it. witness had seen it there for weeks previous
to the 26th April when be spoke to defendant about
and served hint with • notice to remove it. He did
remove some the same day. Defendant offered the
previous day to remove the nuisance tt is day if the
summons was withdrawn, but witness told him he
could not do so. He believed the nuisance would be
removed this day. Sergeant Batty, Inspector of
Nuicoicee for Lyme, said he visited this field on 11th
April and found a large bmp of night moil there; the
smell was very Ind, and defendant's servant win then
adding to the heap. It was quite near enough to Mr.
Mitchell's premise& to be very offensive to him. He
believed the defendant had commend removing the
mil this day.—Kr. Mitchell preciesed a certificate from
Mr. Skinner, surgeon, Lima, stating Mr. Mitchell's
family bad been enikring to heath from the nominee,
sod that if sonlinsed it would be likely to be injurious
to the neighbourbosd. Mr. Mitchell, stated that the
nuisance had been le inineses feel, meths and be had
complained to defendant some time ago—The magic
tastes ordered that the defendant remove the nuisance
'oy eight, and that be should not repeat it.
Defendant to pay the meta.
William Levies, charged &Pith allowing his donkey to
stray on the highway at Lyme, on 4th April, wee
Sued 6d. and mists 7s. Allowed • fortnight te payia.
Samuel M. Wrison was chanted with being &link
and riotous at Powentoek, on 9th April. Mr. Day for
defendant. Several witnesses were examined.—The
magistrates considered the case proved end defendant
was fined 64. and smite, 14a.
Alfred ficimwaye wee charged with • breach of the
Poaching Aist, on list ApriL Mr. Arrows, the prow
cuter, resommended the pneotter to merey.—Defesidanti
pleaded nay sod was fined Ild., and costa Sc.
George Newman was charged by P.C. Martin with
allowing settle to stray at Hook, on 2Sth ApriL— He
pleaded guilty and WY fined 6d., and meta 7e.
'arab Dunn was charged by P.C. Howland with
allcwing a horse to stray on the highway at West
Miltoo.—Fined fid. and Ss. meta

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"." -1:;;" -;;MT-6-haTli‘d WV Dewland with
allowing • donkey to stray on the highway at Power.
dock on the Eat ApriL —Fined M., and 7a casts.
David Dunn was charged by P.C. Wren with • brawls
of the Poaching Act at Powerstook, on 15th April.—
Pined he. and eosin 9g.

Wattbew Gear was charged by P.C. Harsaid with
drunkennee. at Ch•rwoulh, on 211th AprlL—Flned se.
and costs 76., allowed • fortnight to pay in.

NETHERBIITRY.

Omen BAngerrYcv.—At the Exeter District Court
of Bankruptcy, before Mr. Commissioner Andrews, in
Re Job Gill, farmer, Netherbury, at • meeting for
last examination, Mr. Fioud appeared for asaignee.
Bankrupt owes to unsecured creditor,, BM 7. 31 ;
to creditors payable in full, £4O 175.; to creditors
holding security, nog 19a 10d.—total liabilities,
1.1115 4s. id. Assets —debta, 16a.; furniture and stock
in trade sold for £3O; steam engine and thresher,
£lOO--total, 1.130 16• —deficiency, £384 Its. hi..
Bankrupt's expenditure for the support of his family
for the last two years precedi,g his bankruptcy, was
CM Bankrupt's debts were contracted in the course
lof the last six years. Of the £2OO owing to unsecured
creditors, £OO was due for balance of purchase money
of the threshing machine and repairs of the same. The
secured creditor holds a policy of assurance, value
£lO, is security of • debt of 1.118. Bankrupt's effects
have been disposed of by the creditor's assignee. He
sold a waggon to one of his creditors (Mr. Tozer) vrith-
in • week of his bankruptcy for £3 10s., and allowed
the creditor to deduct the amount of his debt, 35..
Bankrupt, after a short ets.mination, passed his last
examination, and rewind his discharge.