The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-08-13 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZ ETTE, TUESDAY. AUGUST 13. 1878.

it whew he wild he "Rohl break the look if he did DO..
sad thereupon took epic iron sod "dos. it
Croseeromined he &flooded &of the defendant
Re did pot ear If let would let the horse out he would pay
lb! 51-

Kr Hum. contended this woe • wry extraordinary
proceeding arising out of • dispute between Kr. Itanfleld
and the defendant. He bad rented • Arid of Kr. Ilan-
lel& and proceeding+ Lai been WAN& I. rotornne° to the
tenantry. As they knew. under the new Agricultural
Holdings' Act. • tenant with • field over two acres, where
there had been no (Ayr agreement. was entitled to • 11
months notice. Mr. Manßeld had, however, tamed out
defendant', cattle and locked the gaie. sad this prosecu-
tion had been taken in • vindictive chit. His did not
deny defendant had no richt to break open the cloaci:el
mieing the expense to which be had been put, be
the Bench would think the inatiee of the caws met 131 ilg
diem Meal.
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The 11;nch said it wee quits clear, and lined defendant
.C 1 and costa
Preemie Losißee, aterfl Dalai* G•wrys Cm," end
The... Iffiihi. of Tolpudale. were charged with malicious
damage to • Nam
Mr. Coombe for the complainant; Mr. Howard for the
defendant..
Williams Bantry, who works for Mr. Stephan John. on
Bundy, the Wth, row the defendants near the 'fence
enclooini the chUna's play ground, and to. defeediints
were Sa•Suil Lbssusisss by swaying the poets until they
;tot loon. Two of them were mi, end the "ma*
dose mounted to Its end Use defendants were chargedPt, which they refined to pay. The witness wee cross
*sealant! to &OW the poste had bees in the pound for
years end rotted, and on the evening in question owes or
eight of the children at • thin were playing with them.
Witness end be saw the let shaking the rail ; No. I. ditto
No. 3, &ire rumen; and the 4th the OWN. (Intlifhiar)
Th” all aided and &misted more or lees
Mr A. Traern saw the defeadante there, but did not
ere them do earthing
The defeatse was an ea; sad Mr. Howard giving &direct
negative to the affair called Henry Cross, who works for
Mr. Brown, sailcloth maker, said from 11 that morning
till It that night Cross was in his cuatody and never
touched the rail.
Charles Way, blacksmith, of Tolpuddle, who wee in the
company of Whits dories • similar time and declared be
never touched the rails that were brawl. ; and John Hoc-
lock, who worts for Kr. Homer. end who swore Loveless
sod Bitterish newer touched the rails.
Tb• Bench connoted the defendants, and said they did
not think there wee any nodal malice in it, but property
moat be protected, and as Loveless seemed to be the
leader he would be Abed 116.. end cons, and the others 10s,
end costs each, the datoS/s P.. to be divided.
John Shemin • little boy of 94 years, was charged with
throe lag • stone at a railway train on the Great Western

--obief !wrecks Lyddiard, of Bristol, attended in behalf
of the company and suited the child the. • boo dint at
o train a. it was paring ander the bride* at Pousdbury.
Luckily to. window of the carriage wire opal, and it pawed
through it, bad it been shut the consegoesees would have
been serious; es it was • gentleman sitting in the d
narrowly escaped injury. The complainant, keene:7 did
6P
sot ..14 to pram the case
The father of the child, who is the Barrack-sergeant.
said It wss impossible to throw • stone Into • carriage
from the bridge.
no Bench reminded him there... Subbed of 'Scissor
and it was in the production of Ills stone that bad been
thrown. They, however, gave the youngster eons suitable
advice sad theorised him, but Itie father had to pay the
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