The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-09 00:00:00

STU ItMINSTER NEWTON.

Parry SESSIONg, April I.—Before John Hussey,
Esq.. M. S. Yeatman, Far., T. B. Benham, Eno., 11.
Esq., and Colonel Olmasop.—William Short,
of Kuehn% was charged with smutting Mary Ann
A'Court of the saute place, by throwing a snowball with
a stone in it at her on March 18.—Mr. Da.hwoo4
appeared on behalf of the defeedact, who was fined
El le. and Ps. Gate, or ono mouth's hard labour,—
Thorns. Marsh, of Mantasll, WM summoned by the
Deputy-ehief Constable for beteg drank at Ilkeston, on
the 21. t Ilarch.—Fined Si., and Ga. coat...—
Sidney Elkins, of Marnhull, was summoned by the
ceme officer for drunken .nd riotous conduct at
the saute place, on Suuday, the 10th ultiato.—Mr.
Hsmniond said the defendant land been several tint,*
convicted of similar offences. ad the Bench now con-
victed him In the peualty of Ala autd 7s. costs, or one
month. Coantnitted.—Gotege Knott, of Sturatinater,
and George Lambert, of Okeford Fitepaine, were sum-
moned by the deputy-chief °astable, the former for
seiner. and the latter for purchasing, a cow on
the 19th March, the animal eot having been in Knott's
ponesesion for 28 days preceding such nale.—Knott was
fined 20.. and 4s. cert.; Lambert, Os. and 4s.
osta.--Mr. JAMCS Rose, of Totten, [tante, and
Mr. Heirs Rose, of Lydlinch, were summoned for
having removed 13 cows and one bull from the former
county into Dorset on the 26th March, not having than
and there a proper license. —Mr. Hammond stated that
there did not appear to be any wilful intention on the
part of the defendants, inasmuch aa lay had obtained
I the form Hoene., but the declarations wore not
properly filled up and six. ed.—The Bench only imposed
a fine of 5.. each and os. costs.---John Thomas biers!,
of Child ttkeford, was summoned for having removed •
cow from that village to Belehalwell on the 26th
ultimo, without • license, and the Bench con.
vleted him In the penalty of Ilk. and Gs. war.—
I Jeremiah TWIN, of Ferrinzdon, Shroton, was mmutoned
I for selling three cows and three calves. at Belchaltrell,
en the 2tith March, the animals at having been on the
same preutase• for 23 days previously.—The defendant
pleaded guilty and alit, Bench fined hint lna. 01. and
15.. coat..—Mr. TePlat was also summoned for re-
moving three cows tool three calves from Belchalwell,
on tie 27th March, without &licence, and to thi.cherge
I be pleaded guilty, and wee fined 10v Gal. and 6.. coots.
' —Mr. William James Drew, of Margaret Marsh, WAS
was fined ls. and Os. costa, for having purchased one of
the above cows of Mr. Ilan, the same not having been
on the premises 214 days preceding. --Mr. Robert
Ross, of Ulcerated Fitspnine, was fined In. for removing
three calves without a licence, on the 12th March.
—ln this case Mr. Hammond informed the lia nog
that Mr. lloas bad obtained • licence, but had
omitt.-,1 to forward it with the calves. Under these
cireunastanoes the Bench remitted the °amts.—Thomas
Newman, of Sturminster, was summoned for ,now.
balling in the town on the 18th March, to the annoyance
of pace...urn—P.C. Biles stated that he saw • female
struck violently by a snowball thrown by the defendant.
—The Bench Geed him 10a, and 4s. collat.—William
Short, William Roberts, Henry Adams, Charles New.
MAD, aralllBl Curtis. Henry Hopkins, and Job Iladout,
all of fiturminster, were dined 2. Gd. each and coat. for
snow-balling in the town on the 18th March,—Eliza-
beth Newman, Jane Harris, Elite Francis, and Csroline
Ridont, were fined GI each =deceits for &similar
offence.