The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-12-27 00:00:00

Miiltobire.

SALISBURY. erre Prrre easinen, Monday
Der.ember 19. Before J. Hussey, J. W t, •wi
Wheel< r, Esirs—Elizabellt Stacey was charged with
s'eaUng L'l 8., the property of hr. Andrew Dili& n,
, lodging-house keeper, Bro•n-etr, at, Salisbury.— Mary
Ann, wife of Andre. Dihden, residing in Brown•street,
aeid : I keep • loilgine-hoose. The primmer came to
lodge with um lad Fraday week. Os. Monday I asked
the prondier to clean out my Iredro.on. I bad El ffs.
tlw'nr, which w.• safe at ten o'clock in the morning. I
, minced it about Ave o'clock in the afkrnoon. I au...sated
, the prisoner, she being the only permit that had beet
in the roma through the day, and I gave her in charm.
—P.C. Powell said : On Mooday evening bat I received
information of the robbery. I met pi-toner near the
I Turnpike-gate, at Fotherton. The promautor, who was
1 with rue •t the tiro., gave her in charge. I found in
her pocket one half ,overeigoi, four idialinp in silver.
and a shilling's north of coppers. I chatged her with
, stealing PI 8.. When Dihdee took hold of her she
said, " Don't hurt me. and I will give you all I hum
tAken." I then took her to the police-ststion.—Tior
prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sentencej to four
months' itud labour.
Frederick Cl•rks waa summoted by William Bully
for &vomiting him but owiiig to the principal tithes"
being ill the ease vim adjourned.
Robert Stainer apparel under • warrant, °herded
with assaulting Louisa Yeatman, bet the oompla neat
not pressing the case, the &nob dtscharged the prisoner
on paying 10.. 61. costa.
COUKTY PirtT SteltlODa, Tuesday, I)eoember 20
Present: Lieux-General Buckley, ILP., J. Humey,
and C. Bitumen, Rpm
William Read and Alfred Parsons Wire summoned
for trearnmaing on land belonging to Mr. Collins, of
Farley, in pursuit of game. The keeper mid he see the
prmoners in • field when there was no foot-path. He
overtook thi tin, and found upon Read • loaded gun.
Th- prisoner Read said in defence. that he had no work,
and he went out to shoot .01MP small birds. The Bench
emel Read (st he hod been previously ourvieted)l22 and
coats, or two month.' 'leprous:tent, sad Pumas 10e.,
and co-t-, or our month'. impriponmant.
PEIJUIT.— Walter Charleo Ireland was brought up
on remand, before J. Hussar, Esq., at the Town Clerk
flake, on Wednes 'a., the 21st instant, charged with
perjury.--Mr. H. W. Norris said: I an. the relieving
officer of salisbury. Owing to the prieoner's wife and
child becoming obargaable to the parish. I Vent on
December 3rd to the gaol, in ainsrany with two
Justiceo of the Pesos, to amertain the prisooer's last
place of settlement The prisoner said he was born in
Hereford ; that hi. father and mother kept coin.. Gelled
the Roes and Crown, in SS John's-street, Hereford; that
he believed he is.,lmptised at the Cathedral, and thet hi.
father's nese. was Toot. Ireland. —Thomas Legras,cletk,
sold: On L.L.ceasher 3r4 he attended at the gaol, arid
took down :he prieener'sdepoeition in the presence of
two Justices of the Panes, end mc the signing of the
same.—James Grafitti, said: I am litularintandent of
the P.-lice at Hereford. I wee horn at Hereford. and
still live there. I know Si. Jehn's-street. risers is no
public-house c' ere by the nano, of the Rose wad Crows,
and never has been ever Mors lam remember. There
hl DO hones of that name in the city of Hertford.
I have been io the police-loom for the lad
23 years. From information I I mait,
enquiries, and found that no per-on hm kept a publie-
house by the naine of Ireland for the last 70 yews. I
can say there never tem such • hones in St. John's- '
street.— Ti:, prisoner baring nothing to my in defence,
was °Giamatti to take his trial at the next Assizes,
bail being offered.
COUNTY Cour', Wednesday, December 214.—Before
E. Everett, Esq.
Cherish a. Dibden. —His Honor gave judgment in Mils I
1:1401. for the plaintiff to the amount of PIO 12a. AL, but
payment to atand over until after nest court-day. His
Honor advised the putts to settle the scatter in the
meantime.

Read r. Weleb.—This wee a claim for labour and
material. supplied to defendant. It appeared that the
plaintiff, .ho is a budder, built too cottages on
Milford-hill for the defendant, rind want in a hill for
£2OO. Tim amount waa disputed. and it was referred
to Mr. Harding, surveyor, to mike an award, and the
amonnt was reduced to I:179 Pk. lid., which
was paid. The preneut claim was for articles over.
looked in the Hill appeared for the
plaintiff, and Mr. Whaimas, for the defendant. Mr
Whatinan mused at nom* length. and said the award
made by Mr. Harding ought to be binding.—llit Honor
said the *sae should stand over for Mr. Harding to add
the articles omitted to the award.
Smart,. Litton —Plaintiff claimed LI se. for three
weeks' 1101 k —The plaint ifs ditty waste attend on some
railer iy horse. at liciweiton, at 15e. per week. He had
only to feed them in the morning and at night. After
a little while be went and worked on the railway at
18s. per week, stiU fulAltag the Snit situation. The
work was stopped at Dorrnton, and the plaintiff seed
the defendant for the shove amount.—ilts Honor gave
a verdict for the plaintiff for 0.1.