The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-23 00:00:00

IL Burt. and O. C. n rt•r;

Thom,. Rower. ..f lAngton. wa.- onedly P.c.
Pike for b lug drunk at Langton .m '..9t1. Noiemb..i.
lit.t.-Ih-fendant did not amovar. - 1' C. Pike. 1,,,,
been ',worn, imid : i In !utb Not elliber I .:11r .I..leollaid
at Langton Ilatmver. On the highway Munk. and
making new f bail language. lie h. 41 In. e.ui ,41
and wanted to tight 1 went toward. bun. awl •peke
t... Wm of hi. coneliict. 11.• then began to aim.. ii..,.
I told him to go indoor.. 1111 he renned to go. it,
father afterward. had hum away.-Fin 1 :n. am ~..
cod..
Robert C..hlt. of FAA Stoke, wa. .iiiiiinon.d
Mr. .1. S Tuck for tre.i.a..ing ill hi. Lenin :101
N..veisiber la.t in ward, of game and come.. - I 1..j..4,1.
ant pleaded guilty al teelat,,-, but n..t. in ...An* .4
game. -.1. S. Turk. en oath. .ai.l i 1 Alll a tanner
re-iding at Kid. Stoke.. .tbolit fur 1..11. on midair,
November lifttla. 1 wiao in a lane at Iligi wod in :he
liarLh of F.a.t Stoke mail looking throu 11 the ledge
I .aw defendant with a wire in hi. hand 1.1 :i. 1'46.4
i
r.m %c
. He a. -, liii.ily en aged he .1, n ••
1 ot •••
till 1 got c 1...... to him. Ile hen mit the Mlle in hit
picket. 1 aaiil to I ' '' hate caught y... 11 am
niy.elf ; hand over that wi ." Ile t...k it in,., ho
IN whet and gave it to me, iwhieh 1 now profile,-
Cm ..-eita JJJ 11l ell liy defend:At: 1 ili.l not ....• i•., et
the wire. There being previou. comic! ion.. .1...
11.-tich con.ider..l it a strut,. ct.....anil tined .1. tendaut
32. and S.. c...t.. or • month'. milivi... ••.a.
.Vlbert 511111.11.. r • of Swasiaire. wa- charg..l with
being dr ink an.l guilty •if di-orderly roirlaet at
SW:11131p. on ?WI I i•Ver. 111)...r --NI r Trel.4lll• .11 .11•1,tr.11
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‘1,94:k. 11.11111 g -a 41 ; 9..91,..91 4
Svc nage. On Tneolay. 2.01 I .419.914: 11,9,
t.. 11. I W. 1.9 9,11 duty in 11.41.••tro.
1.1 wa nage, anti 91,1 W 41.91.911.1.111 t. allll .1 111.111 11.111194
1•...11109 (.I.tli et c • oat
WIN•Il l'arone:
•INI 1.99.,11111991101,91 1111 l 1111111( a 11111- WI al..
, pavement. (lan .aw iii., 1.411.4 41.
ant,. attesition, a oel they then nen t0g...A../
Gowan!. Eteter•l.l • -.ea I a• • tar
Statforl•roa.l. awl then I.•ft hien I tet.....tont
wit.i. 1.. Isi• own ; I lb bon-al
ot Staffonl-roarl for t • It-f. .•.g on G.
call me names out Kay " I von ont ikø
111.9 119. W ; I 4911 11.4 ,Ir1:11k Meow. 11. 09
W11:11,1er. I h•fen. Wit went in awl -leg ill,
I 41i.1 exp.-et U. ••••
10, 12 I wa. lo.ooing .I..fen. tent ...it of
hi. ;111,1 1.911..W..91 tele lip th.• .• kept -.11
mt. I went 1,44: t... (.4.1 knit
loetter a 119.1119 *. • I
nil, not gu.liltl to h• on 1.1,1 I.y oe .1. 4 11,911: 49,
y.. 11 0r,.. I t.. 1.1 I f Ili. wit • I 41...1...1
• him I ..... 101.• -•.. I 01.-11 took
I :Mil took him poi. of the a at (A. In,
II.• lweales.• very Violent. Ali! .trleek At file
thrO,thin.. th.• third' blow grate...! my right ch.,-k.
I "If you attempt that again k I ail! nock yen
down I then too.k I to ti,. -1,!,'.,. him
up Ti,,. p. all I has, to nay Mr. Te., Tien
hay, flea I ha. not ovorn
in hi. .o 1.1.41.•.• that iny ~• 4111111 .
110. naill will ..wear now that he a..- •Inink fly
%Ir. Itomi : olefeselant Ii tusk h.•
wa. 11.. t very .1 rank when he left t hirlo tt. lint
whim. I pa, I at 20 .. i.. ate. to 12 be a 1..1 L.
Ity Mr. Tr., anon. I a,. owe iv, th.• shin Inn at II
o'clowk 4414 the night 111 I tie- ili•ir
if th.. Ship 1,,,. awl opo•nell the .1..0r I 11,,. pit
in-W.. t.•Il ti,. • !Amnon! ti, it he Intl left
110, if a. low .. i.. 1.; i the heer 4.9•111 r. Whiell I !co lone
wove at tin,. Leto... I apt toil •Ii rie:ret
oat oof the reerlo...ek I. 01l
Mr .1 .loor when I ...ow I . I 010
not reeseeeseleer Or. I telaasot ie. 1 .11 n
the ..k it for olefeselant to 1.1 .. • I. I kit:ll.4W
11..t*4,11 th•• l'oerloeck Hotel awl 5!..1. 1....
I withotet ony lot it. r•tlia
11.4 go A" far a- ; le• .topp,l at
Statfor.l runt. Neither of tleolefewlant..l...L.• to no.
ti wi-le ....• • • I .1..1 not 17 wee and int,
or mock defendant nor annoy :lily
rlid I ,peak to I tr.ll I ..n1..1,1 hmt to go how,
The n awl in which .I..fewlant... 119.11-e 1, I ..houl.l
think, &land Is feet willi-. I dal lit -ay Go Ilefewlant.
" Y.nt eltwerve Go be ti,. • Mr. PAtat•
anarc.l you ..11199 time ago, when he 10.11...1 your W..,
for you When I MIA on the row, the next morning
wet Soaperintewlent Felt I teldl hint I Itel
defendant ii, cu.tolly for tieing .Irtnek
on the night lon•vion, Since I h.,. heel. at Swanago
Sue ...... !IN awl I it...... ~..t Pen 99,1 1..4 "1 tiril-.

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I am wit aware that .Iliert Sin ...... has ioer
Ml...titsi me for being drunk. I 11,1,0 neVer told
Albert or Charlim Summers that I would lock them
up for being out late at night awl on suspicion •if
burglary but they followed in. up and down in my
beat one night till past midnight. - The magistrates
here thought Ilr. Trevanion was going rather web ein
his crops.examination.—Mr Tresanion said be only
wanted thp Bench to see that there appeared to
be • certain amount of W 11111.14 in the Mr.
Bonil then the magistrates win • of .ipinion the
case WA* 11.4 pr..t.1.1, had .1.4+1.41 ti dismiss it.
—Mr Trevanion mid hi, had eight nom...et:able and
reliable witnesses to, call who would prose the very
opposite to what I:rootstock had sworn, awl he WS4
&lab 01..i.inion that witness was guilty 11( pertilrY,
It wa. tery probable he will in nronoisled against.
Thomas .Iwlley. Watts William Burt. and
Jasper Nottley were all tined small sums for breaches
id the Education .tet the being proved by Mt.
Willehjrn Achwil .kttendance
Steven Brown, of Warehani,was summoned by the
Guardians of the Wareham Union for nonpayment of
arrears iliwtoward. the maintenance of hi, mother
under an order ni ii. 22w1 Jim., l). —Mr. Will.
shire, relieving °Meer, proved the case —An order
W 41.1 male Fir the ii,, hilt and S. _ .

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Archilaw. Whittle who did n..t appear, and Joseph
,Wunf irg
itnwhols.7...a renk fr. C:1
."1\ trl";`iii •
r. Inrbc.;t:tirti
having
via:tit; 71
.11 aft::
sworn, said: hi the 3rd of December I was in a
field, and heard the report .4 a gun. I honked &coos
and 16 W Whittlo run and Dick up a hare and go
b,wardn the nail. I ran after I and followed bun
into the I there found Wallis with %Vbittle.
%%lien they lite they hoth ran away awl went into
another held. Valli. walked away toward. Wittfrith.
Whittle remained under the hedge, looking towards
the r.hid with the hare and gun an hi., band. I 1,1.
lowed and Whittle KIM It • two plain keeper.. 4., tot
rim.- Ile laid lip incAinst the junk with the hare
muter him, I asked him for it, awl he said the "the,
nun lud it. I t.0..1c the lure front under him.—
Whittle was lined 40s, and pin. costs. and Wadi., 30...
and+4... owds.
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—• • •• • ••••-•••••
1). 174 who did not appoar, Wa4 14umnr.ned
for roling witl t rein. at Court-hill, Swanage,
6th I/ecember, and WWI fined 34. and 74. c0.t4.-I.fie
caw. waa proved by P.S. Wyli.4.
William Watt., W. •111 ttttt oned for being drunk at
LanOpn whiht in charge id a hippie and waggon .11
6th Depunlier —Defendant 'pleaded guilty, and was
fined 14. and 74 coots
Lew" Whittle Wa. eummon.rl for being drunk and
riotou. at %Vinfrith on 16th November, and me, lined
104, and &I coots.

Henry l•rancis Pan ott and William Clark of
Ben: Ifsegis, were brought up in custody charged with
stealing two rolls of wire at 1110xwortk the propertl
of C.olonel C.4mbridge—Mr Tre*anion appeared to
rnvitte on behalf of Colonel Cambridir,
‘Vhite, of Illosworth, on oath, mid: I remember
nu
there beim: a heasy thunderstorm on 11th Ikeember,
accompanied with heavy rain. .I,hout four o'c!.,c'
p in. on the ,111111 ilsy I was in a field called Lit le
Adhury, and saw four rolls of netting there, shill"
to two pro.bieed. They were marked with A label
and the letter It ii it The next :miming I went to
the NUM. 11.1.1 AgA n, about 10 "clock openintf
the gate to let tny 4:ows in. I noticed tracks of a man
hob.rutil hoots They appeared to be fresh, and were
made after I had left the field the day before. I
trued the track* up to whin tbe nolangwas, eild

toad doe was only two rolls there. Re-turning to
tkr turnpike road the track, appeared to have Come
and went towanl- Here ity.. At
th.• .Ame dAr I told myhush& what I
wrnt mid vhowed him the footl.rints,
white, .41 oath. !owl : I ani formnau in the
•.4 Colonel Cambridge, And Atil hii.lcitel of the
hi the 12th December .ny wife made a
,orruirnt me. and from what she said 1 went with
br, roe held called Little Adbury, and found in the
„rar hob-nailed footmarks, which 1 followed up to
or istrelles.4 win. netting had been deposited.
which the_prosecutor. Them were
bundles then% pie bundles oh wire pro.
an. .4 the vane. description. —P.C... Ileum and
1 pr.ved the I....tinarks to he identical with
Neon.. hoot, - l'at:n4t on the day in question had
weep, nob, and Liar*
.Wa.. returning with him.—
, Arnold, .4 Here Regis, ware evidence as to find.
her
.and handing it over to
1/aiii•trates droniolod the Case against
the prisoner Parrott 404., or a
months. ha d bibour,

STD /MIMS LEE NEWTON.
PET Y SESSIONS.
Eostaay. lief"re M. S. Yoatman. 11. E. Dower D
H. Serra, and J S. lisuluma. a *qrs.

A lAMICIIP.TER POLICAMAN IN TMOCULE.

nal Illatclainipi. of Dorchester. "mliceconstable,
.wiatuonol by Annie Legg, of Sturaninster
to -bow cause etc.—Mr .k. R. Adams, from
office. filierborne, appeared for
thr Jefendalat —The applicant, who %NM, the dnew
o 1...1..11 I aaaaa •tateel that she waa delivered Id a
eole iin the 19th of September, and the
~,•fraada,„ia about -Ise had known four or tire years,
ta,latter i it ..iie had ,een them walking
i.,retle•r. and the defendant had never given her
She wrote to him after the birth id the
on•
o' awl Juni to support it. --In crics-eaa
is
-lated that wa. in nerve... in the leanly
We•teoll, and left her 'ideation in ',larch or
m
in
a 1,4• on amount (01, her condition. told • „
fel condition in January. when he
W..„,,,WC dew, and be molied—' It can't be
"
WY.
wr.,citt, currier, Sturminster Newt n, was
and rspisiord that he had been dragged into
Court. and had nolved two •41111110001 from the Poor
Lowso attend. He U. •ught it was a great
.ban", a• he was ill. I ill now answer,
he addrl, any titieetiou you hke to put me.
PI, Ctia,uiwii: Do you know anything about this
What n 0... as it, oar I—The • h00t-
,,• Ti.. now of Annie L.egg against Harry
1.10 you know from your own personal
Ilutenage.
suil have you wen, any intimacy between
• it 'too. said he had. and he had special
It remembering it. Ile lied auto them mar.
• ioresher Crowelanzid hail UeVer
sir)'fo of her air. Serve' :
ye•
a, ;DOA, Jo well ia.k bun the plain ,question
...reel-het*, hie in the lather t,f the et
y4u ukkol. as Wrell rak him at owe, and th
beim ead-ol it. Li. -
)be w.erkuv...iot W.li. Down W nub:late, sta
teleelelearx Shia in &V sisfly part of Ncvetia
defendant W. a aslant, guliocutau, statimwd
or loridi,.olllWnie-OWIWW-1111Wrillli When lie lett I
r-Ltalth nun oat .be ei tt Detsiaaligr, remanui
awe. ridiceip,(44.l,6,4r ni the defeuilant, sta
so. ...in .tayod wstle, hag au Sturinintster a ie
4ay% *el/A 01 r adsmks, • .
ioushinakee, tit iffisismansisr, s
%lot lei leasil the• *plateaus -tell ho wife U. la
alas'', preferred lb itay iii the katchrAwa
ion 4. gee., to being in tbe b
toady, tOal !lilt WIWI ry fond id him and he
• khoo. mule a iiefeatoe, subinitting thin...
riarirati e evadenoi us- juiatify
uuaouit NI "Wirt i4t the oaes•Witna, alter a' wi
.4,fabon, awl tbey °sassier."' Were was ensign a
•••11.1...:Wcy and it Was tliiiroughay no
coolie rhey ailiuihred the defendant the father
awl ...dared bun to 'Ay 3.1 lid. a w •
ni it Ira, 13. and to wly tbo 0".1". al 3*
it,lclflniti .nsie remark. r. Adam... had wade wi
NE erdool, the Chair/AMU cud at won'
nlke ()mi. WWI' II a red,utiou had WA tireu cast upo
IPA A WA, 1141 a trildrautan,
there an.. uot tb. sliglits,st loundistiuU tor it.