The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-03-28 00:00:00

Mitt.

John Pearson and George Brown, the former of
whom is a sailor on 11.3 L Bost:Awns, were charged
with stmliag a quantity of bones at Wyk. Beak.
Lemon &mem said on Thumb!, he was working in •
kid beiongiog to Kr. Gerd at Wyk., whoa he saw the
defeadents breaking up something and petition It in a
bed. Witmer went to them .Lni f.uod it lob. boom.
They were the property of Mr. Bolt, of Weymouth.
Miami told them It Mr. Bolt saw than be would put
than in gaol. Brown sai.l be thought they could
pta Mai* for them Witham saw Me bar
Zegthem away, stationed at
s, said on the day in question he was on
duty at Littlereelda, whoa he saw the defendants pate
over Me Backwater Bridge. Pearson was carrying a
beg, and winnow followed them. Whoa they saw
him they Bung down the bair and ran allia7 The
value of the bows was Is. 6d. —Mr. A. Bolt ideatMed
the benea.—BothVe iii.bschadeidgullty, and had sailing
to say in damn. Gale said Brown had bean
begun the Weymouth tor throwing doses, but
not for a similar offence.— lla defendants elected to
be dealt with at oesoa—The Bomb did not with
deal severely with tbe boys, and they would ho good
1.50. fodhollog coots.

DIIQIAOVL Demure. —ldr. J. K &boor, J.P., at
the B°'°ufib P•th destithe on Friday, oaff.d
atteutioa of Soperudeediest Vic ary to the fact that
•.111411 wee oa Its Wyke-road had bees barked. Ur.
Habeas spoke strunglY and Jam ly la conditoonatioa of
such maid coadoot, and vtated that if any person
brought tumors him was proved to hay* been engaged
Ii barking any of the trees planted by be °u
he should, as tar se he was contained, be in favour of
emdiag Mime LO
Duna= 13•11031. —At the Borough Petty fieseione,
cm /friday, Joseph Opt, wee brought up before W.
Talbot, Nth , a floyleise, Evq., and Dr. Drew for
being drank .laat ohlot in George-steeet.—P.C. Carter
found him there about a quarter to twelve lighting
with some other men; the I:mutable aspirated them,
and told primate to go on board hie ship. Prisoner
said that what polioemen were for was to take people
on board their .hip.; but the eomtable reintued he
would sot leave his beat, so he took him to the pollee
Matioa.—Dealel Lloyd, master of the prisoners
vessel, the Lae* of Padetow, said odsosar Left him
aboet • querterimst Mew Met nlgb, aid got iato •
Wetmore, where where loot the rim of him, mid he
) wee Mem* by two moo. He had been with
aim 111 mouths, sad the prisoner ens • good man, but
the 'waft ale here was too math for him.—Dr. Melt
'apposed the box was too good for prisoner.—Pined
se. without ?ode.

—eitAasilaanr • Houss is Taxurtwerum—
On Yrilay • ratepayer, sand Bow, oomulted the
&roods Meglitrake site what meld be dope rasped.
jag No. 5, ermieue-street, which he described as •
Meatierly home, naming it by • shorter word. He
maid No. 5 was just opposite hia own, and was • vary
great injury to hal ; at night they osuld not sleep, and
We daughter was (Imaged in her business. Men
an there, and sometimes mtitook the house and
entered his, anti last Sunday week • no walkedge;
Into his how* and Us wile had • difilculty in
him out. • woman named Gibbs Had there, sad the
boom beloaged to Mr. Philip Elliott, carpenter. —Kr.
Arden mid the hometadder to whom this pleat WM a
nuisance must give regular notice, and this superin-
tendent would prosecute. It would, however, have
hese bettor if appikant had held him tongue before the
Benobc sad given information in privata—From what
dupe. Vickery said, It :appeared another person bad
bees proceeded egged in connection with the abuse
of this hones.