The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-03 00:00:00

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PllDAY.—Before E. H. ewe Meld, and R. ff. Eliot,
Elalea BatlaMeri, of Wyk. RVIS. Wu summoned tot
being drunk and riotous.—P.C. Ceaffey Supported the
sass.-11r. Howard addreseed the Bench on Wien of
defendant, ald the taw was ainow.a.
Nicholas TaHoot and William Bilks, of Wyk. Regis,
were Charged with an asssult on Janne Chaffs, in the
*creation of his duty.—llr. Howard pleaded for Talbot.
—P.C. Chaffee said b• was on doty ha Weke Regis, on
the 14th instant. Bake was meeting a disturbanos in
bia mother's house be tented her and the Andrea out
of doors and threitetted In beat her brains oat On
witness remonstrating Bilks sine threatened him and
struck him In the breast. Witness then drew his staff
and musk Bilks. Al this point Talbot 0101214 op .a
laterferfend, got between them, and peeked ',items
back The partite then dispersed.-11r. Howard
addressed of.. words to the Beach on behalf of Talbot,
spinet whom the chsrge was al once dismissed. Talbot
was then put in the witness hoc and /St. 1101 DO
eorroborative evidence. lie merely interfered, and
asked the puliessaan if be did not think he wee exceed-
ing his duty Is. strikinit Bilks so severely. —Bilbe warn
fined 10e.

Chari; Swindell, was Good 2s. 6cl. for a breach of the
I:Hither., Act, by obstructing the public road, leading
from Ahbotebary to new Barn.—P.B. Pitfield proved
the cue. A bona and cart waa standing aerate the road
for more than one hour and no on. with it. Defeudiet
lives at Charlestown, and maid his had roue to get some
bread and chews for bla UM. eiri, whom ho left in
charge, but whoa she Kir two policeman coming ohs we,
Mildewed end tan away.
William White and Samuel Flawed IMO shamed
with creating a disturbaneo—P.C. Parnell, WM on duty
at Caetletown, on the lith Anast, when his raw the
delendento fighting. He parted them. Thor* were
more than 50 persons_ pram ti lutd *ha Tothillitonrbood
was disturbed.—Mr. Howard appeared for defendant
White, and oftme-examiload the emsetable. -While Hated
to him that he had boon greenly (malted. In addreedag
U.. Clench lir. Howard ezplained that his client, as being
°annotated with 14 navy mad oentrect, bad to go off to
the Win, and on Use day named he engaged s boatman
named 6lanaford to she off mule ofdeere Foment, who
also lad a boat, was mach riled at this and made nee of
lama abusive language to White, and challenged him to
What Whitiadid was in self defence. He celled
Kra Hansford, wise enerchorated this stotanutat. There
were blows ditch on both sides. Whit. requested
Taasaid several time to deslet.—Wm. White bars ad
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milled that he "put in" one or two oeceekaally *hoe
he had the °banes, besides defendiag himself. The
defendants were each bound In their owe reocienisenose
for £lO to Itiep the peace for ail months.
Williem Banton and William awe were each fined
2e. 6.1. for breach of the Highway Act. They were seen
by Busariateadost Underwood on tho Pervir•road, riding
on timber carriages •ithout reins, on the Li of Animal.
Both were on the wrong aide of the road
Wintor Otto, of Portland, wag °bereft' with using
the mme timber carriaget oithout his name upon it. befandant said the names was on the 0111T6110 part knot
roo on the pert used on the 00111114011 of haulm( some
heavy timber to the Ferry-hriddih It was 00'6°0 In.
&doer-forme.— lined la.
agorae Ole. of Portland, sae shamed with abstract-
ing 'ha highway by leaving shore. and cart ou the
footway at Pagto., Portland. on the 26th Jaly.—P.O.
power proved the ma. The her., and earl wee stand.
lag ler more then thoge-nuerbtra of an boar across the
fostpath.—Dolimidast mid he bad bees lean end.
He went in the pa.hiltiohomee out of the rain sad thebone had anarhi sioaMe.—llsod Oa sad owls 126