The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-07-22 00:00:00

Its inmost depths.- Oh! hat do men not owe te
..i_Orgarezatelariegom. aoatinned : All drovers that he am
Him who WS/ born at lisibrebera, aid died the shame- wttneee geld to Me prisoner. Witness admitted
fly maa, Witlate owed 63 to him for wags, but he did not Pay
fel death at Calvary? The pi...ober spoke Mut became he did sot ly for it
ldnd se ire find them in nations and oomomnitiss, he thwanu ss_fl _
_. imp t o
ow.
ood
few
spoke of man se we find him in domestic Ills. Lerl„
_t7 mama of st,'",tnnstot:Lroldin hat2...cal la
to our Sovereign t,orgras within our borders. ance Ta• At this stem it was dmo,—Zarad=bist ous. oe spa Jamas.
It wee at Calvary had entered the box and had been sworn under • wrong
untold bles•ing of national newt/.
that the foundation of all Mose were laid. it was name. Another man was accordingly swore.
thews
thm sprung
all this, which ia for the heal. i Mr. Tempter raised in oblectaagt to this, but it eu .
' , tag of the nations. May religion never be Mew vw—wvutd. by hie lordship.
I societe i from the education of our children I L:nodeow hole of the evidence having been read over by his
Sersurt Doge.% was again called. Hs said he had a
know
Woe ithmbe toto that.pened.land
lb. knowledge
kninero:iislotarthlar
t.......cu.
with
him In
8.10.b.c
when, .
be
maw
God's Woof! Wisdom without re4giOn is Us • before, he bought two ems and 10111.111011*. He paid him
sharp tool put into a child's hand ; let it be dose hires 12 for them on the 10th of September He was present
:nd we shell learn thet Ichabod is written upon when Job Roes paid the defendant • cheque. Ha did not
or fair land, and we shall have nothing to do but to recollect the date, but he was present when he bought the
lambs He paid for them at the time TM pries ma
itodootzywrowdhoooweep..Thie.preichts
...or concluded-0h my
pano... who.. LK and be UMW the Clara peeled. Candy wrote oat the
body of the chime and ob Roes signed it. (The cheque
rsai on.. am the honoured of the earth, n,A1144 thou eras produced.) The one maimed was the thy he law.
never, oh my country, forget to write this on y Mr. John Mantle said be WY a farrasTresitg at
bannera,—" Mit ht•outemas elalleth • nation; but gla Hilton. H. had had dealings with the , ...1
Is • reproach to any people." recollected buying 13 Moths of a man the name of
The court opened at half.pagt tett on Tuesday morn. Stokes. Stokes was driving for Candy. Oa the litb of
Mg, when Mr. Justice Lopes sat in the Crown Court. Octob•r. OM he remembered mailting candy at Shea.
The following gentlemen were present on the Grand borne Pair, and be told him to come and Mks the rawer
for the lambs He paid him £lOB.
Jury : Mr. Job Ran said he resided at Stormiest: Newton.
B. H. Bingham, Esq., T. Hassey, Esq. He was a farmer. Ho knew the prisoner very well, and
foreman H. B. Middleton, Esq. remembered baying 11 horned lambs ea the 17th of
J. Batten, Esq. fur ustyamaa H. Naimoli January. He mid UR themes the same day /I ha bought
W. A. Bankes, Eel. E. Pearos. Estiq them Deflate mememat. and the cheque produced was
..... theirit.ouslige.ear
it. mesa up the body of the cheque and
H. 8. Boner. Esq. C. J. Parlesi ....
T. Cello:, Esq. °acme' IL u• F. Mewl" Mr. Henry Duke, gen.. remembered having • cOIIIIIIIIS-
J. W. T. Eyler, Rm. W. J. Smiths Hen. OE DI Um with prisoner about outstanding account; Marlin's
B. P. Fotherstontiangh, E. W. Williams, Req. and Daggie's partioularly. This was about the middle of
Esq. G. Warry, Esq. Marsh of this year. He gave him orders not to buy any
Grooms., Eat. K. Imam, jun., gag, more sheep on their account, and told him to °onset all
The awe to the Grand Jury was as f snows :—lt is always tkohungistanainhassoannTnnhstn'sowWityfagtrdors 12.0t424y:412..42-P4rhe-
ewirablo to ha" 93 grand J 2,714441 sworn on 4241122241 jury ordered him to collect them He was then in their
and I should have been glad if that number had hen *lrv"' and he had had no settlement then.
present to-day, butt to Sad there are only 18. The
160". &ekes, drover, employed by Candy, now in the
Wender matrons the names of five Prb , ouere. and four sv employ of Meows. Duke
them are came triable at Sessions. One ciao oaly ls • ease haahn at its, own. R=or'horsdrunnulhoinshw•dat shot,hontosellinit 13
Sessions
tisise.s.h.l.fiad the four
wet: thc:ilmareitudtriable at Pak .4 .. Chou. thorn Hs did not than „sr aiaa a
wa,_..wne cheque.
recent Sesslona It is most satisfactory to mu Mr. Templar contended that in the cases of Dtiffett and
that there is only on. A14d144 2444 b 424244 I Elam the cheques were not converted into money, which
think it Is now nearly Luse months since any was aeosesary to setabiish the ore.
Amines have been held for this county, I moan no Thu woo oyostaisd hy His Lordship.
Alliao4 held in this county. bemuse on the last occasion lir. Templar addressed the jury. He brought to the
the prisoners beloruting to the county were sent to attention of the fury the large traamotions placed la the
Winchester to be tried. It is satisfactory to find that • hands. As ... In pomp., ica 01 some
£lO,OOO on
MO s
&edits • Period of pretty neertt three_hon. the only one behalf of his employers, la 13 months. He made tram
kW" c 414 "waned la the ocunt7* 1244 21 12424 2421- actions, WO in number, and they could only pick out from
factory when you recollect there had hem • Met that vast number three Items amounting to some CM The
dopreesim in trade and artwaltalta. I rillakrr.`••
pa umwalment •Ailli_
_l4O Ousioieler larttlasto m anything to IV to you in them meal. Mr ...I._ .4'411 petting the MUIR or whatever the amount me, with
metier. with which you Will all feel conimasset to eimi, me ma mammas ag mass gm 1
the probability is that In ell the cases.you will think that Rh, untold, said It
was
a . of
ma Importance to
wield /sae ground is made oats lan_ Probabir_
think you ought to and • hew 'PLU ta au the ceem ••• was met gm t. but • mistake; but is this indite-
many siterna bars taken *mein the law cf la,tl___vud neat there were three different charges, end there wee
more especially alteration . with "learn to ...wee; comsat evidence of embesaleasent when • man received
boat in regard to the number of Abner and in .0.7. onhohem of his employer., and dui., that h.
do plums where thy ere to be held, it may not hod ~.,,,sa it. Rs swot nuoinsd the
antunu
be undesirable that I mould state to you what I belittle, however, and yet not have embezzled them I The question
in fact what I know, will be the arrangement in the was did he misappropriate them. The counsel for the
future. until MSS treat alteration Is neane with lard defame had spoken of the great conlidonos plead in him,
to the bolding of Amiss..l Sad there am to be our but that sr.s the very mow why he
should have been
AS*ll4ll in every yew There will be one Amino which wt.. sanow.
will be held is Jaahli7. commenoing...abent the inh l His lagelship tibial reviewed the evidence, and the Jury,
another will& pill be beki in 11141 Ell4Ollll of April. corn- after a short deliberation, found the primmer guilty.
menclag about the middle of the month; the third. He had been twice previously convicted, mos in 1871,
which will be held in the summer of felony; for which he roomy 18 maths' haprismunent
about the let of July, and the fourth. in • and five years' police supe=on. He wee now sentenced
which will commence about the Met At the annary to won yenta. mat awyt
Anise both civil sad criminal work will be taken at sow
assize town in England. At the one to be held in April carom. asa=ditin Chnoodulinharnniusan.foiru
charged
with
criminal nark will be taken at cartel& Aisles towns to a piest Or osemberfolt coin. Wto ended represent
be tined upon. Oa this tercels the halms WM; h/th for i=:11. at Dorchester, on the 3rd of July,—Mr. Vigor
the April and the autumn or October one, will be Wiz'
prosecuted' the ygiamer me undefended. stated
cheater, Exeter, and Tannin.. At the Amines to be heldfact,
them., the firs mt... mu Bum. of
I n April bail cases will aot be taken. There will be one at tho omen ha, metalled, Sas said on the 3rd of duly
illaseSester, Liverpool, and laud; which will not
_,____,onlv he at about eleven o'clock she nag dream her bones, sad the
criminal Assize. but dell awe. On all the Other ...net° prisoner maw and asked far a penny faggot, which she
at the places to be fixed upon, the Aaalse will be criminal gm her. sh, „world a
sovereign In m.ot,
and
only, and bail cams will net be ham The ,
_AMU. 124k1 21 witases remarked "a sovereign l" and she said "Y 5.
JUIY will be Sell and criminal evy_r17.15.4 ....at "V" She then asked for • glare of beer and was directed to go
Amiss COWD lb gashed. The autumn ......" ...!.2.....= to the bar, lefltasse walked behind her to the bar, and
a criminal Amine at the Places flood aleons a." drew her the glees of beer. When she neat for the beer
have ahvady Mated to you—via. Winchester, Exeter. aall she left who sovereign oa the hot, ~,_ and
Taunton. At both these Aimless bail mess will not te out of a cup, whiott onitunid scric, . rutaandwech
taken. Thl• will be the arrangement for the future, and she oflye her. and sm out of her ..,...,it She ..___
_t
most it will not be inconvenient to you genthe- ma eramaraide In the can. Th. is7a7oZa. wit trrhoPtri.
men, ooze the Politico you tdo to know that Um° and witness Men went to bed. On the follow
ing
are the arrangement& —TM untold Jury were then die. at se,.. ...Loa.
after breakfast,Etna,
and
mimed to their duties her buscandhadaocsiver,slico. and In 001111/....'-- -'
. . .. . ._ ..

The CTrand fury- , when all the UM had been found,
made the following

the cue a-ad toOli-oat The cap hu&-
um! Padtifcm ca lb. utjbt bil°"k

" We wish to weed • ocispleint which has been made
as to the summoning of special juries. We ars informed
that at the present Mem $8 el these special jurors have
bees summoned in pursuance of the precept received by
the Under Sheriff, and there being so cause entered
requiring their atamisme, It has been suggested that
provision should be made that at least 10 days' notice
should he given by solicitom requiring special lures, to the
Under Sheriff of their Intention to by by jury."
His Lordship said the Under Sheriff was in no way to
blame. because he was hound to obey the precept.
Whether the notice should be 10 days or not it seemed to
him some notice should be given to the Under Sheriff, his
otherwise parties should not by by special juries. His
Lordship promised he would bring the matter Wore the
proper authorities in order that it might be Malt with Is
such a way as they might think fit, His Lordship than
said he did not think then were say more bills to
and he now had the pleasure of discharging them,
log them on behalf of the county for the services they
had rendered, and congratulated than that the business
had been so light.
TRIALS OF PRISONERS.
sTEALING AT WHITICHURCH CANOXICHATJAL
Joan Poasif pleaded guilty to steeling • stirrup leather
at Whitechurch Canonicorum, the property of Robert
Manley, on Joly sth. He also admitted a previous con-
viction at Manchester, fulfill, when het suffered Ave yosa
penal servitude.
The Judge said, as the previous a:eviction was so long
ago, he should not attach the importance to it that he
would had the conviction been mere recant.
Six calendar months hard labour.
STIALING A YACHT AT WITHOUTH.
A rather Ally-looking Idetenuan. rented Welter Nurse,
21, wan indicted for stealing at Melt:mak* Regis, on the sth
July, the yacht Petrel, video £3O, the property of Mr.
John Smoky Thompson and another, of Weymouth.
To this he pleaded guilty, but not guilty to a charge of
testing an oar.
He aim admitted • previous conviction at Chelmsford.
Mr. Clarke prosecuted.
The previous conviction was for burette in March.
1878, and His Lordship fated it difficult to know what to
do with him, for if sentenced to penal servitude he must
be sentenced to seven yews.
Fit teen months' hard labour.
sum mom AND 101111 NO A 0011. AT MUHL
George 1 1 qiter (19), labourer, pleaded guilty to
Emily Broadway, at lwernis Minster, on the 9* offftagine,
1879, and stealing from her person • purse containing
money, and at the same time using personal violence.
Mr. Cagan who prosecuted. stated Hug wet • case where
lie girl's head was pushed under water and kept there for
rouse time, until she became unconscious
The Judge said such an offence must be punished
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noticed It wan of • vary Might ;Mom. and tech It habit
husband. On the night before it. merely tasted it with
her teeth, and, it being bard, she thought it woe • good
one. fibs Pave it to her huabend.—Yr. Slanderer said
he remembered shutting his house on the 3rd of July. He
did not sr anything of the paring of the money. On
the following morning he went to the cupboard to take the
breakfast thinp out, but he did not touch the cop in any
way. He had some conversation with Mr, and in copse-
queue* she west to the cupboard and save him the
sovereign. He gave i to P.C. Gould. He noticed it err
brighter than a gold one. The one produced was the
same. It was marked " H.G. in his presence.
Henry Gould, a poilosomstable, said on Friday. July
4th, he wee at the station. and Mr. Blandamer gave him
the coin, and in his ps.nce he marked it "ECG.' He
Vl:4ded Mr at Thies Arms, opposite her boom
bee with the edema and oho replied "Good
God, lUD zr He marched her premier, but found
nothing there. After she wag searched by Mra.(loward
he rewired another counterfeit coin, and I7a 61. In silver.
Yrs. Coward was next sworn. She said she searched
the prisoner at the_policernition, she haying been brought
there by Gould. She took her into the call to search her.
She gave her the money, which she held in her right-hand
Daksiwillingly, amounting to 18• 6d. She noticed he
'
left hand was closed, and she took hold of her
hand and *Paned the Shari, and discovered a gilt cola.
She searched her further, but found nothing era She
marked the coin and gave it to the constable Gould.
Dr. John Petty Aldridge, a physician, nodding at Dor-
chester, said he unfortunotely knew the prierre. sore
Jane, 1677, be had mid her no money whatever. Before
that date be had paid her money on the sccount of her
mother. On the afternoon of Jelly 3rd be did not pay her
mirar said Dr. Aldridge gam her the two sovereigns,
which he indLraentiy dented; he had paid her no money
since June, 107. 0. sherd be happy to produce all the
receipts for al/ the amounts paid to her, but his Lordship
did not think it braesseary.
The prisoner persisted in her statement. and said the
doctor 01100 gave her an Italian sovereign, but this was
denied.
Frederick Scott, • ellvernaith mad jeweller, said be
had examined the two oath, and they were undoubtedly
counterfeit severer:lm They were worth nothing in-
trinsically. He should consider they were both made in
the same mould. It wee • very bad Imitation.
lila Lordship said the jury must be satisfied that she
knew it was bad when attempting tops It. The great
cusetiou was whether she did It with intend to defraud.
Hemet articular strew upon the fact that upon bra being
at the ration the endeavoured to mama the
neine. If there was any reasonable doubt than they must
give her the benefit of that doubt.
The prisoner was found ley, and His Lordship said he
should have been eurprlaea if they bad found any other
verditoug sealemed her to six carder marks with
turd
Upon OM application of Mr. Vigor, His Lordship
entered that the 16e. 64. change be paid to lfra
Marriamer.
The ma about whom the mistake wee made in the jury
tem was brought before His Lordship and severely Ford-
mended.

st«li-;s—i
ga,o

—Filiee-n months' hard labour.
" SKAASIIING AT DOLCHITITE/L.
Caroline Holladay (43), described a. " needlewomen,'
was iadicted For uttering • medal or counterfeit cola.
intended to represent • sovereign, also with haring
another coin on the same day, July 3rd.
She admitted paming the oain ; but denied any felonious
Intent.
The case was first adjourned for the memos of •
whams.