The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-16 00:00:00

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COCKLE'S ANTIMUOVS PILLS.

Bonnie Pout= Cool 7, Idasdo_T.—Bdar. Al"'
target (Lentil Express f man Gal pin (in the chair) and pr. Aldridge, Rees
• Bann HU; • pond was sontssosed for inter-
rupting passengets at the of Sennett's., an ,
TUIVIDAY, 881"1.1116Bira 16, lab. Saturday 1014.—Acting-Sergent Carter stated that
he was at tit• bottom of South-street, jure before nine
o'clock on Saturday mann, and caw the prisoner.=
several men, and try topsail one morns the field s
the station. W hat she saw the policeman she ran
away ; but be overtook her, sad she was taken to 4he
polinstatioo.—Prlsonor denied that she stopped mom
than on man. —The Chairman said they had received
complaint. lately of the conduct of such women as the
prisoner, and she was sentenced to nun days' impri-
sonment
Conn PerrY Suasion, Saturday, before Coloni
se...d, H. 13. Middleton, En. L !Cadged'',
Esq., and G. Warry, Esq., lola astaft. for being
drunk at Rananleharn, was summoned, but did ad
appear—P.C. Joseph Moore, on August Nth, woo ea
duty at Rampisharn, and about • quarter before nine
in the *Tenth_ jiz oonsequonor of what be was toad,
visited the King's Arms bonbons, where he saw
John Smith, drunk. The landlord asked him to
leave, and he went outside; but 20 minutes later
vitiate saw him there aisle, but the landlord refused
be ern bite, and he took up some beer from another
MIM awl drank.—fined fa. and costa.
Tn DOWIWhIL) ROAD. —James Squibb, summoned
let b.l.g
admitted the
and disorderly at Puddletown, loudly
the drunkenness, but stated be did not
think be said anything to the gentleman.— P.C.
Mantel found him about half-past 11 at night on his
heck drunk, holloaing and swearing at the top of his
voice, lifted him up and asked his name. He replied
he had no name. Asked abate he belonged to, and
he replied nowhere. Asked where be was going to,
and be said he was going to hell. At lest he said
Jame. Squibb, and that he was going to Anal
Defendant said the journey was too much for hint
now.—Fined bs. and costs (Lla ) —Defendant : Thank
you, gentlemen, I hope you'll never see me bare any
more.—Colonel Steward: I hope we shall not,
CATTLZ BlllaTlllo.—Otorge Thorleer admitted allow-
ing a horn to stray on the highway at night, about
twe or three o'clock in the morning, at PII ••h.. Clilh
Fined 2s. 6d. and costa, total 84.
Ganz TlLW•lll.—lbsam4 and Jobe Berridge were
summated for trespassing in pursuit of game o a lands
of Captain Darner.—Joseph Thorne", keeper, on
August 29th was walking on his beat, sod went
through the down cover to the down, when he saw
Emanuel beating a hedge and walked straight to him,
when he said " Here s the keeper coining, ani John
got
a,Lanown off the hedge Asked what they were doing
when John said tbey were lighting their pipes,
arid mil offered to 6•14 Ida ; then they went on,
sad witness went to the plus where John had been,
sad saw a wire set, and • little further, when
Emanuel was tapping at the hedge, he saw another,
and turner on another. Winer attended these wires
night sad morning till the let of September when, at
helf.net six, the two defendants came along and
when overr4ht the place Emanuel esid—" 's
where the wire was," • little further on was • rabbit,
and John took it out. Witness jumped over the
bodge, and they
he the name of Samuel Brown.—
The elder said had witnesses to swear that
another man the rabbit out of the bodge, and
said one of than did it. A man wait with them, mid on
the keeper miring his name he said "Bern Brown."
and on the keeper saying "What r b. (defendant
said "Sam Brown, don't you beer? Sam Brown."
—A little boy named Elias Moran was in the
down cover with the other witness= the 29th August,
and be now corroborated the keeper's evidence teriatim.
He was also with the keeper on the let
and heard Emanuel my to Jack—" Be quick,
a rabbit," sad also heard defendants give the name of
Sam Brown.—The elder defendant protested be had
winsome to prove he did not take the rabbit; but
they were at Came—Colonel Steward did not wish to
take advantage of the absence of the tribunes ; if the
defendants wished, the case would be adjourned, but
be warned them that if the witnesses did not prove
the deferadaats' one, it would only increase the
e —Case adjourned for • krtaight.
vid Parrett, • yang man, wee eurnomemd for
trespmeing in north of gams, at Blandford, on
Amon 214, on buid in the occupation of Mr. Symms.
—Defendant pleaded guilty to having been there for
the wpm, of taking a rebbit.—He pleaded guilty,
and wee fined 10a and mete, this being • first offence.
Firearm Holum—Hoary Taylor admitted allow-
ing a hone to stray at Poddletown. He said he bad
bought • bores and was bringing it home, when he
could not get a feed of earn, and, as the bons was
knocked up, he thought it best to unhitch it.—Pined
6d. and costs.
DISORDEILLT DI 0 EA W. --./Shict Bulkyerm=
up in custody for bane drunk and riotous at
Newton last night..—Sergeut Hitch found hint in a
besry and abusive state, declaring he could tut get
lodgings, and the sergeant should get him lodgings.
He moved him on, when the prisoner resisted and was
abusive, and tried to bite him, and, as he continued
to be &burin, he locked him up. --Prisoner said he
wu making his way to Plymouth. could not get
lodgings in the place, and waited the policeman to
find him some, as it would kill him to be out all night.
—Mr. Symonds said the man and his brother, one of
whom was a travelling tinker, were brought up last
week at the boron. h court for being disorderly, and
the wife of one attacked another with a soldering
iroo.—Pined 7s. ad.. including costa, and in default
committed for 11 days.