The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-04-18 00:00:00

WIIMORIIIL

arasoaros. The followine gentlemen have been
eleet:rl tluarthans for the Wintborne s,il Cranb°rne
Union :—Clialloiry, itols•rt Newman ; Cliettle, Robert
Rogers; James %Vhite ; Cran borne. Will;ant
Newman, Thomas W. Locker, Th 1111 l ;
sham, JO, !trail Faruhmii. Henry John T.tr.n.ft
Gitssaite AU Sainte, Henry Hee Fried; Gusotes St.
Michael, Rey. .1. H. Ward Ham yreston, Rev. Thomas
N. Patey. Thomas Petty: Hinton Martell, Robert Friend;
Hint n Parra. Rev. Carr Igui (urn; Horton. John
Arnold Atkins; [ems Critehell, Phillip Mill Moore
t:. orge Potter: Pentriihte, James Skeat Boddie.
Sliapa ick, Samuel Bartlett Sixpenny. H.uidley, John
II irv..y, Tuotnas 11. Kende!! ; Rturiumster Mordi
William Martin; Tollard Farnham, George Howard
Waterfall: West Parley, William Hookey King; Wim-
borne Minster, Thomas W. Shettle, John Ilatchard.
Charles Webb, Charles Boor ; Wienhorne St. Giles. Thomas
Bradford Sprake ; Witrhampton. John Ho& Mitchell:
Woodlands, Simeon Ituddle ; Woodyates West, Tom
John Hayter Woodyates East, Barnard IlerrinKton.
Perry SIMMONS, Thursday.—Before Mr. Parke (chair-
man). Rev. C. J. Glyn, Rev. J. 11. Austen, Capt. Biddle,
and Rev. H. V. Harland.
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Ileury Rssrfaa, of Newtown. Kinson, and Denix Jamas,
of the same place, gipsies, were summoned on the infor•
mation a P.C. Bennett for allowing the former, three
horses, and the latter two horses, to stray on the highway
at the parish of Canford Magna, on Sunday. the 9th inst.
The defendants pleaded cuilty.—The Deputy Chief
Constable said they were m.iivicted of • similar offence at
the loot meeting when the rcoieli let them off lightly.
The magistrates convicted them in the full penalty
—Burton 15a., soil Ta. c.f..: James 10,, and 7s. costs,
leig tk. for each animal. --Paid.
William .I'Closirt,.if. Poole. wee lined Ido. and flu. costs
for riding on a waggon, drawn hy two horses on the
Bournemouth turnpike-mail, in the parish of Kinson, oil
the 2Elth ult., without having any reins, or proper control
of the harem—Paid.
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Sisson Kim, of Ilamprekton, was sinunioned for having
been drunk in the town of Wimlxirne. on the 31st ultimo.
said Simon King,having been four times previously
convicted of • similar offence within 12 tlui.—P.(l.
Aliens proved the offence—The defendant called a witness
who however, did him no good, but rather confirmed the
constable's evidence. —The magistrates convicted the
defendant in the penalty of 40, including coats, or one
month, herd labour in default. —The money wie. pail.. . . . . .

Rit.A4n7T•a7t;l: of Sturturn"%tTer ilarshalt, pleaded guilty
M having been .Inink in that village n the ach in.:ant,
and au tined ss. and 7a costa—Allowed a week to pay
Mame "Marv, of Verwiand, was aqui:mined on the
information of 1° C. Powell for having been drunk while
In charge of a horse and waggon at liampreston, on the
Ith inst., the defendant pleaded guilty. but stated he had
been a teetotaller for nine year* until the day in question.
—The Chairman warned him to be careful.—Penalty so.,
and_tta 6d. costa—Pahl. . .

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Thomas ingrain, of Holt Wood, waa summoned by the
supervisor of Poole (Mr. Beach) on the information of
P.C. Pope for keeping • dog without • license on the 6th
ult. —The defendant pleaded guilty, and warn fined In the
lowest mitigated Penalty of rie—Paid.
William ll*Witch, of Handley, was summoned by
Edward Mayes% • keeper, in the employ of Lord Rivers,
for trespassing in search of game on the sth inst., at the
same parish. —The defendant pleaded guilty.—ln reply to
a question from the Chairman, the Deputy Chief
C. notable said he did not know anything against the man.
--Penalty 10s., and As. 64. costs—Paid.
Jearph Satchel!, of Lytchett tlinster, was charged with
stealing the sum of Is 7ed., and a rush basket, value 64.,
the property of George Sweetapple, of the same place on
the 30th ult. —The prisoner pleaded guilty, and the Bench
convirted him under the Summary Jurisdiction Act, and
sentenced him to It days hard labour.