The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-08 00:00:00

BOROUGH PETTY SISSION4.

MONDAY. —Bolor • the Mayor (H. Doris., EA.), Mn.
Alderman Gregory. and J. Nerd J Ward. Hgl.

APPLICAI

An sppliestiml by Mr. U. of the IC,rnre Arnie
Hotrl, for an extension of tans on the neuron of thn
Hunt Ball. on thn 10th. ant by Mr. Selwey for • spwial
liana, for the Artlssas Bat on the following ensuing.
were grent.d.

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OrreNCIS AGAINST TU LICLNSING ACT.
Thouia4 Vet lendlord oi the Q noon's Hes I, fordieetowi
wne summoned for havine nig house open for the We I
interesting liquors during prohibited hours, on January
let.

P.C. Radford said at qu brier post two on the
of the lit inst, be was on duty in Holioway.row, and saw
a woman go to the door of the tjo«o's Head. He could
not till whether site knocked. but after waiting about •
minute or two she went in. She remained there a abort
time, and ea coming out he stopped her. He was not
sure it WM the mate one came out who went is. The
person he stopped warn named Foot. and was the daughter-
ut-law of the defendant, He asked bee what she bad, end
she replied " Nothing." Witness took Me Jar (Produced)
from her. It .as near;y full of a liquor that smelt like
beer. He great back to the publichonee with her. Witness
told detendent be bat ems the woman come out of the
house with the jar of beer. Defendant said, "Well,
policeman, you won't say anything about it—it's the first
time that ever I have done it." Witness told him he
must report it ; he had seen a woman come out, and she
told him she had paid 101. for It.
Defeadan: said it was not remonable be could sell the
beer in that jar for 101. (It was • gellon Mr, and wee
nearly three-routers NIL)
bLr. Supt. Coward said on Tuesday evening last
defendant came to the polite-station, and mid he wished
to speak to him. He said be knew he had done wrong,
and the polioeman was on y doing his duty. He eaked
witness n..t to he bard on him, and to be se lenient as he
could. Its asked him to overlook it, and witness told him
he could make no promiem He admitted be had offered
the constable something not to say anything about it.
Witness told him It might have made • difference if he
had not made this offer to the constable.
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Fois7l.eiele7;;raTtli&lth7l;;;;;;;—for his daughter,.
and ho diuded that his house was open for this sale of

JiMelte foot ellitughter•in•law of the defendant, said at
Dement Ma was staying with her fatheein•law. Last
Monday morning sh• wee taking soma beer ov.r to her
sistor-in-law. The closet able came up to her, aad, taking
her very roughly by the shouldm, asked her what she
had. They turned beck to him father's house, and the
constable took possession of the beer. Her father said It
was the drat tam beer bad goes out of his house during
oulaeful brans, and even now he had mot it to his
dinghies. Witmer denied that she said 10.1. had been
Mese for the beer. No mousy passed. The policeman
asked her how mach beer them •it I In the jar, and how
much It would cost. Si. told him about hallniallon
which would cost about 104.
Kr. Sept. Cowan:Were you not at s party, sad was
It not arranged you should fetch the beer
Witness said It was not arranged.
Mr. Coward: Did you not refuse at first to tell the
constable what you bad?
Witness: At ad I did. I told the policeman be could
tom with me, and then he would know.

-15-of;c;;l:til'etTo;airy—o-oisit;;l—li-v;;* a gift for et.
dooOke. It woo the first time he had been before the
Judas in hie 111..
Kr. Supt. Osward said Kr. soot had ecesdaetad the loom
well up to the present offence.
The Mayor sold the Bench were disposed to take a
leaven' view of the case. It was • very 11.1i011. °Cepa,
ml lit. policeman simply did his duty. The weight of
evidence wee decidedly against hick sad hia attempt to
bribe the policsonea was certainly a had psiat He
would be ffned £l. incledlim casts, end, this being hes
but..... the license would no, be endorsed.

owing AND DLIKAIDZILLT—.
uu Ilmo and Walter Baud were mounonad for being
drunk sad disorderly at Pordingtoit.
P.C. It sdford said stout ten minutia peat twelve on
the morning M the Ind Mat he was on duty in High.
street, °mete M. llllia'. Tha defendants were there
inaaing • mint noise. mid Mooting at the top of their
voiem. He requested Mess tub. quiet. B •ief
used bed language. and INiolled to be quoit They wore
both drunk, mid could not walk sir ..ig ht. 11 iyo threatened
him. . . .

Kayo said ho amid be the last matt t't Interropt the
lee. Ho bod nem been summoned before ; the last
..ile:ed rime he to that Court WOA when he receded Sr.
for tiko polka
Baud he knew aothlas whatever of It.
The seld the maaistratea would take Into eon-
eldeestlos Kayos previona WANG, and both defendants
wadi be fined lbs. 51 and meta