The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-12-05 00:00:00

GAME TRE+IPA3S.

James Waygood, Walter Field, and Georgo Cla he,
were mammon. I for t. espassing in sesteh of g one on
land at Glanville. Wootton, on the Bth of No.einber.
Clark did not of pear.
Mr. R. N. liow..td appeared for the three defend-
ante.
James Hann. of Glanvilles Wootton. state] that on
the Bth of November, about luilf.p.st ten in the to ire.
ins, he saw Field in • field called " Stone)! md," the
property d Mr. Hale. He looked a miuote or tw,,
rood yaw atiother mao standing in in id.ch, and
directly afterwards they moved ti anther fill Hs
followed them, out saw :here war- then thm, men,
who walked up the hedge obout 200 yards, an I come
menced ferreting in an earth, awl after that they wsnt
on to Mr. Date's land agoln, up a lane, ..ol he sow
Clarke one side of the hedge and Field the other, sad
they kicked the hedge as they went gang'. They
commenced ferreting an earth with a ferret which
Clsrke carried in a basket, on I he saw Field take up
.he net. He Want towards them, mei they tall away.
They were not 50 yards from hint, and he Saw Clarke
out Field run towards the farm but di tt, %% ',.ye; .4
went another way; he foilowed bier, and overtook
him. He hoot n .thing at all in hi. p ckela
Cros.-examined by Mr. Howe. ree men
zo about with a thrashit g eugine. The engin-
eu
0.,t at *fork that m .ming. The first tw men
were %Vay gd utel Field; their throohing inach,nu
War 1111 the y .me farm. The ferret he saw is •
white one; he only Saw it mice, and in war. 'bon. V
yards from it. When he saw it he sew C.orke hand
the ferret-bag to Field. and Saw them ferret tutu
earths; hot he did not go to thorn t‘ll the lad one.
He would yarear they bad • net —Viol I had the net.
The Bench had no doubt that defen laid. were 02
the land ferreting, and lined them 10s. each and lona
eCH.POL AITENDANCL.
John Fox was summoned at the instance of Nr.
James Old, the school attendarhe officer, for .t
mnding his child to echool.
Defendant's wife app oired and put ii a medical
certilicots to the di .Ict that the chid h..cl been ill.
Case &annoyed.

ASSAULT.
Jowith White wag summoned If..r ayssultine EIU
both Warr, at P.llll dr.. on :4.1.11.y, the 5. h V .0.
Elizabeth Warr lade I to .t ..,1 V.O 7.th .•f Noteleht
..he was coming from Holsell situ her husta...t
Defendant come between them and aqua her I
violent blow on the shoulder im.d then lAuabed het.
Robert Warr stated that whst his wife hal old
wsa:correct.
Defentant said he was coming home front church.
and they were always pushing him in the ditcb.
denied the &sunk altozether.
Supt. Pitheld mentioned 'bat the defendsnt &bored
the c• neiable, when he served the lIUUIIIIOIIP.
Mr. Batten said his going to church dii it 4 'Ken
to have done him much -.rod, it Iva. perf,tly dear it
committed the assault, and he would be tined 10, sni
costs.

ramiera& or LICZNBICR.
An application wee made for the traoefer of fbe
license f the Nag's Heal, Nlspft.wder fel •L`b°
lianimm. to Frisk' Saunders.—Coanteri
The license of the Crown Inn, Piddletrentbide. .0
also tramferred from Charles Sy mee, to Georg, 11.3g4
William Churchill wee 011111111011.1 for tre-ps.ifif „i°
..n the 2:3f I of Noreaar.,

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STEALING RABBITS. is
John Heal.
a labourer, "I C,ra., was brought OP
charged with stealing nix rabidts, the PrePerl
of ileorge Font, at Upcerne, on the 27th imb
John Damon vu sLio charged with stealing ""'
rabbits itt the iistne place and date.
Mr. R. N. H .w ,r.l defended.
OetWito Foot, a w -.dins,' for Major MounbiltWe:
ttated that on the 27th of N iventhrr N1"°„1,,,...
Batten was shoot ng with nth. r guillemot et Ul%l'o
The nme night he counted the gams. and
rthliiis, which he put in the yard at the Manor
and when he came to carry them round tbe re°
night there were 12 or 13 misting. The defends."
had been beating that day.eel
Crots-examinsri by Mr. !tower] : Tht rabbi
put in ten 10's and aItWO , they took them te
house..c reP
swesr t • th.• rthhitt
Supt. Pitfiel.l stated that on th 2Sth in•t:, the ne,eo
bet. to last, about a qu.rter to one he met the.mr•_
primontrs on the highway at lc. rne, coming
the direction of ',tilt .n-hill. D.mon was rariTit;a
rash basket, and he asktd him what he had thrv.
ho said " Nothing particular.' H 4 10 ,k"I
basket and PAW that he had rabbits. Hs a.ked
what he had in his basket, Anil he sail h.. AA 0:71
rabbits.lie mired him where he got them, aDd itse
he got them in his work. He engoir.d
Batten gave them to him, and he
Witness said alibi he would go over an
Batten, upon which he replied '' he w,
he was going." Witness told him he
ing, and said he should take the rat
Thin morning he apprrhende I Wail.
Cross-examined by Mr. : II
the men olf the highway. lie eh .uld thi
had been killed within 24 hour,.
P.C. James gave corroborstive art,
The Bench adjourned the awe for a
the prisoners out ottbshl.

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