The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-11 00:00:00

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FoOldati If z.cniu.—c npla of cues of wanton
miachief were heard at the PolUweourt, on Friday, by
lilaj rOsnersl Powlett-Lase.—Robt I tiViiagrAttat. ef
liroadat. on, who did •ot appear, we. aucnosoned fur
tweaking the window of the dwelling.hou-• of George
Hill, at C.wife Molten, on the 2Zlb of October, doing
to the extent of la.— George Stacey, who was
trtillarifendant at the time, moved that defendant
threw a .tone through ths window an he was returning
from Wimb mne wilt some oompattion, on the night in
qua ioa.—The Deputy Chief Constable gave defen-
dant • bad character. ant an order was made on
defendant to pay a flu, of Li,damages I.aod ow .10..
—Defendant was fortber charged in so. junction with
Edward Duke, of lkomisitooe, who also did not appear,
wib brwking eome rails, the property of Richard
Foot. of Code Molise, on 'betook date, doing .lantains
to the event .4 IN.—Stacey proved that Ofillughun
oiled complsinarit'. cart nut of the hones and twin..
turned it, and that both defendantn did the damage to
the rails and posta.—Defendutn were each fined 10s.,
damages 5., and costa, 5.. —Sidney Mom of Broad-
stone, who wan with the otter defendant., wee charged
with being drunk, and was fired 5a and tit costa
DE711.4E101110 Tllll R•ILWAT COMPAPIT.—At the
Petty Session., on Friday. • Parkstona dealu, named
Georpe Whits. pleaded guilty to defrauding th• London
s.i.l South-Western Kaiiw .y Genuny, by riding from
Piot' Wimborms in • eaom.tc ens ...merino with a
third-clawo ticket, and be wart dud 10. and outa. 84.
An EirtIISIVII 1.1Q0,41-07.-- in Friday at the
Petty filwei.ma, James If eta, Craaborna, wan stun.
mooed for being 'rout and downs on Ow 23rd of
Oct nan primed the cue against
ci int. who di I no- appe .r, and Mr. Hammond
sail defendant wan fined the wale day at the Crannorms
potty 11111401111 for • like oduce.—A In of 15.. and
10.. 61. oats wee imposed.
Couto a AGAINST 'USLICAII6 —At the Petty
sins on Friday, Charier BeckiNretris, landloed of
this Mb older of Mottoes In,Kin, .n, warn unicooned
for baring his house open for trio Pal* 01 int .coating
liquor titter closing time on the tat of November.—
P.O. Burden said hi food five own in the house at 25
alines*, past in on Rata day, and there were four cups
and a gime on the tab's.- Defendant said he did tot
draw any beer after half-pun Mo.. and be did not
think the time wan so late as stated by the constable.
—The mae-tratas—Mr. C. J. Parke, the Rev. C. J.
Glyn, the Vey. G V. Garland. and Lieut.. General
B. H. °teethed, K.C.B. —died defendant El and
soda, 9.., and andors d the conviction on his license.
-Mr. Glyn sod General °teethed heard the adjourned
imerimos stabut George Uorwr. landlord of the
three Lions Inn, Wimbonie, for permitting drunkea•
oses ma his prendus and soiling liquor to '4 Uliam
tfarri., a drunken person. on the 25 n of rleptember.
—At the lest . 'Dort • onmtatile mw-re that Ha-ris wan
drunk and three wltneeren•WOM that he war sot. 'Fbe
cue wee adjourned, on the areslutatiou of Deputy-
Chief °mutable Hammosnl, to call additional withers.'
I r the pr isecutioo, and Hr. Bdwand Hsrris, builder,
was now sworn sad said lia tie " had ems. beer."—
Com Gooier, defandant's son, and George Frampton,
. were called witeuses for
the defence, and they swore that Harris was not
drunk. Mr. Gibbon. defendant'. solicitor, submitted
that the caw must he dismissed, but the na efistrates
imposed a floe of Cl and 175. Oolts and adored the
conviction as defendant's limasse.