The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-05-28 00:00:00

BOROUGH PETTY UMBOBB.

Wangs v : —Before J. Aggeg, R. Ootturell, sad W.
Whet, &qrs.
/Ivy Healey was brought op as shamed
with stealing • /ease, tie propertgreetts. JAge
,Twares—Mr. Welshed add be appoind so behaN of
the primosser la this ewe, sod perhaps it would save the
tine 41 the Court it he at ones said that eve grilses,
would Plaid I. ailty.--16 pwiabeadlset Iklbegy deposed
that ost the ith lest., from istamenies realised, be
W5Ol to Mr. Hower's reddens@ is the Wyekzepr4
where the grimier wee living as serveut. He
to biar that be had ems, to web is ha reeposeleg a ititt_that had Isom eloieme—Whe primmer, iaterruplise:
sot doles.- -n• esperlubsegget sod to her teCt bad resolved lufeenstioe dud lie had bees
weariujza jaekek wimple( to the deveripaiou et the
as the preview- lbw*, even*. He
.4:seedbed the Jidda to, kir lad 110kall her 11th. weld
V's ea easseat of it. Pdgegitsaid " / it them."
sad eh beiwg swited Au% a Utak aid
thee add ag limas:h. • segedatudeat liaised
lwe it the had Sid hs het sad she thee
woo tkr:. sod fiddled the jaeket wed she
woo she weak' he takes WM hur It P "iii. die maid pelt emu _ abeee=l ad blase Wu seselk. east MIK " 111111 Jim glseed I wtil
sews j II &en IV sad essidesile IL" The sueuriates-
diet ••iTTllbi tole the issehea td.lbsi. Illeed, who
idialggag it ae bee property, sad the prisisser wee evaduall tenssante stilgr., Wail/red lisi eupgriegoadest vea al biz
b.
Mad la Y "big 48. bile.t. 1.4 Tr.
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balossiag I. his wife. He boa& 111 himself In Lasdas
I two yeses slid • half age. The value of Ms article
would be more than s..—Priermser then pleaded guilty.
—Mr. Timid said now that the prisoner had pleaded
guilty be would lost My a few words. He had hoped
the crhaset would have adopted thit mane see now
bad L ',aimed ago. In any OW of a similar ebarseter
which might come under his notices be should always be
inclined to the side of mercy, and he would earnestly
subunit to the Beath that is dealing with the case
they would sot in .spirit of leniency and mercy..,
Weldor' in addremiag the Bench on behalf of the
5 sr.
said that he bad but very little to sap, but he
at th in orgaideration of the number Of UMW Mae ier had unavoidably been brought before the
inagietratee, and the time the had amet in ilnetodyt
Would Induce them to dotl with the case as les eientl as
potable, and that the now sethely threw hams( rte
their elem.—Mr. Ayling, In passing tanganaa On the
prisoner, said that the Bench were unanimonsly of
opinion that Ms Mole the jacket, tad it ,aaa a very
fortunate thing for her !lint Hr. Tigard had some
rvanit had, lieladwevesar, ri"nmiront 101 l rorrtnrel.dis keowlhederge"thamarelat
bad on • former 0110•6011 been committed for steeling,
and that although her then master Gam* forward aW
strongly reoommesaid her to mercy, she was „miaow
to three months' imprisooment. la the presents...
the had aanmanand by asserting that Yrs. Maud
had gives her the jacket sad tbsa pleaded guilty. Her
former inspeimumeat did not simper to have aimed with
• bamdeiel Whet upon her, and the Bonds only hoped
that the sestenes now to be passed would act benelidly„
and thatebe woeld reform herself, and for the fitters lead
• homiest and respostable il.. Elestiesee, three months'
laptioosinall with hard labour.
William Sheppard and William Allen (the latter with
a woods. leg) were °harped with begging on the
Esplanade. Sheppard bad about two year ago been
takes pp on a similar charge, and sent to Ifelkshass, in
Wiltshire. -P.C. Wins deposed that last orating, about
In o'clock, he wet ow duty opposite the Royal Hotel,
&Masan the yeomanry band. On* of the officers
asked Elm to go on the flaplaaade where the prisoners
were, sod he foetid tbeet heifflie. Shipyard warn drank
sad very 'basin to witness, and would have struck him
with his Milk, but Allem perweaded him to go quietly.
Bath primers bad bees stationed before. Witness
had knoll' Sheppard for the put Mysore. Ho regularly
visited Wemseeth for IMP ameas—Sergitailt Brine
founds. Skiepipard be. lad. is toppers, mid on also
fid.—lterth issielised to 14 days' impri-
ounmstit, an , aPplibd that be might have the
few °oppose ret to him, hat lie was lafornsad it had
been forTelted.
Henry Robert Caddy, • mason, was charged with as
saulthur Bmiliard Loma, Jam team, sad Richard Wale,
all of Radipole.—Rlobard Lams &pond that at half.
past one Ilia (Saturday) morning, he was mashes by the
ftrdon Hotel, "some oat" with • stick loacelaid the
young man down with whom his sister waa in oompaay,
On going back to me who it was "some one" threw •
Mose at prisoner and knocked him down and he was
kisited after he was down. Witness did not know who
ocanmittld the assault. He was knocked insensible,
but be afterwards mine rousd and walked house. He
did sot interfere with anybody.—P.C. Hansford deposed
that he *as on duty at half.pait one this tam. morning.
He et* Itithard Ledai end him sister PilWo up, who
Wished him "good night." This was near the Barden
Hotel. The prisoner and three other men panted shortly
after, and oat of them then said "we will give it to the
directly." The mist he hoard was the prosecutor's
sister tall owl murder. He ran to the place, and saw
the primes: knock Richard Lima down, he thought
with his Ist. Witness produced in Court some stones
tams flout theprisoner's pocket, after he was taken
into euatody.—Prleosss, said that the oomplainant first
streak hiss, and kaosked his hat MIL-"liste Loess dim,
posed that she was walkieg home with her brother and
another man named Richard Ne.ie, on the Saturday
morning at half-past cue, and when near lii. Burdon
hotel the saw some young men following. Phis remarked
to Neale that they were being followed. Out of Um
young men snatched • stick away ITO= Neale and
streak him WOW the bead. Her brother was also
knocked dews by lbs prisoner with • state, which
streak hiss by the side of the head. She saw the pm.
some kirk her brother alike he *se down. In trying to
her brother the prisoner sad others fell upon
terUi and the prisoner streak her in the farms, and on the
bead. She believed that both her brother and the man
Neale would have been killed had it not been for the
policeman and • wheel chairman who wine up. No
provocation was gives —Richard Neale devoted that he
was walking on the right side of the young woman at
the tine named, and when near the Bunion hotel some
one from babied snatched Aro walking stick from him,
and streak hies down sesselme, and when be retiomred
the prisoner was ths only sec be slaw, gad he was than
satortliFel with
ho
thkenoltrt ter
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*Paul. ,it did
defame :dd that he no matter the parties-11%0
Xs for sash mosalt, or in default 14 days' imptiimsunest
In molt omit, The Ines were pald.
Pastes Oridey was charged with washing P.O Hamm
fed whikt. in Rio ersestion of his duty.—P.C. Hanaford
deposed that this morning, In taking the prisoner in the
hat case to the statics, the yrisoser Jams. Caddy, a
brother, took up stoma and lane at him, striking him
on the heed aed in different parts of the body. Witness
Galled for assistance, when the primmer raa away.—
Primmer said he bad only four stoats hat his fired them
at the man who hit him in the stomach. —Fined 20a.„ in.
Wading was, which was paid.

Tnzanar. Present: J. Arline, and E. Hotly, Earl.
Although am or two sum were called on for ,
there was. aotaal Waimea beton, the magistrates.

WIDIBIDAT : Before J. Ayling,
Jamas Wright, serpents, was shafted with having two
years ago left the pariah of Weymouth. leaving his wife
sod, fear child,.. chergealale to the Weymouth Mika.
—Mr. tat relieving officer. gave evkleoce as to Wright
leaving wife and (amily, and as to the amount
of relief afforded the family (over £9O), sod Mated that
he was inatrnoted by the Board to pram the
Wright stated that rhea he dent away he sent h 6 wife
maintenance every week, bat. after that, his wile had
*Fitton to Yr. Stannard and got him out of his situation
—he was earning 24t, a- week when in Weymouth, but
his wife told him it was not enough to live on. He
&naiad having been living with another woman.—
Elisabeth Wright stated that her husband for the
first fortnight after be kit had sent her 10a. only, and
had continued to send her money for 1t,.. months
She 'borne:de hoard that ha ens living with another
aid 'blot course felt such museyed at It, wrote
:orttion and ascertained the fait. 'You resnot deny
it Wright," says she, "eta you.''-e Prisoner did set reply.
Prienter stated that he Tail Willing to malotain his
.Wren sad would pay off what was aft to the pariah
by lestalments.—The Beach told the prieoner that he
was liable to be treated as • rogue and a vagabond, and
to be wentenerd to three month's imprisonment.—
Ellgabeth Wright, In reply the Benah,stated that ehe
had oo Mates of subsist when her husband left her.
flh• kneir her has had been living with another
woman, who bad written to her mother asking her to
take her house. —Primmer was then committed for two
moeth's with hard labour as • rogue sad a vagabond.—
Prisoner asked if he could claim hi. ebildren when he
fame set, and wee informed by the Beath that he
would have le newer{ his wife and lehildreo.—Prisoner
looking forward towards his wife on leaving the Court,
mad geld, "Theo beware whea I boom eake"Abotbor
Week, Rh was brought bask before the aid
had another month added to his term of Im meet,
and received a mutton, which, it will w for him to
abide by.

_
Georg, Tokyoite was 'barged with elimlimg 1111... of
heel from the Market-home, abusing to Mr. Jsuph
Lever,—Daniel John Masks pork hotelsor, who heves
a stall in the Market-Hoses, deposed, that lea night
skeet sin eels& he wee at his dalL Ho saw prisoner
eons end take down one of the shutters of Mr. tette'
stall, take out tim two pieties V/ bed ptodesed is court.
LlasolLathem Saler his slop Ind carry than swat.
ing there was tome** wrong witarm washed
him. Prisoner then took the pleats Of bed to moths,
stall in the Matkahooae, cervared this. now with sans
abbeys Mares, and this walked away. Wilma@ mid to
the ley in thugs of the stall where thit=lired been
trthat he had some beef there to Mr.
eed and emoteally found it 16•111 111 MS
after-muds gave information to berisent Brine
William Notley, a boy ewe* _lO ran a Nis.
rziia.m..o., aid irm waft that Mr.
Mere still in the Market-house het eight.
The prisoner had one pith. of beef under his smock
when be passed by with lb. tray am his shoulder, and
he thou saw ths prisoner take soother pass from Mr.
Laver's stall. Prisoeor then put the two pieces of beef
In Ms. Clears Mall seder Gems cabbig. haves and toid
primes, sot to say anything. Prtiooor afterwarda
nomad the meat from seder the sehtill, amid
in It an image boa, soared It over Lk emu
war, and told witness to mil him when anyone ,
was Mothis.—P.B. brine dwte.d eseiving in-
(arsenal and taking piissilo of the beef,
and on leaving the Merket-hosse the primmer vu
about to ester it. He took him into embody end
charged his. with steam the bold width be dented,
and said that at had received ardor. from Mr. Lever to
take it to " flobert."—Joesob Laver, &paid that he
kept a stall in the Illarkethouse. Prisoner had bees
for throe or foes weeks in his employ and wu .0 at the
time be was taken into custody. Witham himself shut
at the stall shout a quarter to six the evening previotaa
The stall meld be op.opd without Ilan • ket Tb•
shutt_i wen apsn.d with a slip key only. Cis weds/s-
-aw snershig ha Mimed Iwo pleas of beef, sod idestibed
the passe to court, as those Ids in the still lest
evening when it wee shut up. Tb• value of the meat
would ai about Ti. Priamer had no orders to any the
meet to impose. Witham, in reply to questions pet by
the primmer, mid he could swear podtively as to the
lap piece of beef being locked so, and was warty
iao re to the mall aeon —Primmer was sanssitted
citriel at the Ilemions, having Were been eonvisted.
Thoiaiayi Barge J. hyling and S. Oteteral,lbqrs.
Janie Wright gas agdu brought up before the
Beuels—lgn dyne& sel•••ther th° that ft:ddthat elms he tad pawed act.... spat be bad
reecosidered the ease, cal basin resolved 4110.44
1110.01110adaanli Lb favour, QM Heed. had dater-
to redekee hie eestesee Lad he would sow be
sereadtesi Per owe wesstli wily es as idle and disorderly
moo& He mud sonsidar this a oust laded seaseco,
and the Brett Mated that Ise would afterwards smot
his wife and family is a palter spirit aid "'deli
lidusidd as • •thesehshie member of moiety and make
some annusgemest foe paying wog due to the
Union. In ripely to the prisoner*" wife mid she
was willing to nth nista her husband, the; had
met its.. he had hiss le onseedy and seem to this
sereopsmet.

Sainiurin i —Wen the Mayor Jobs Third, 11111,
and J. Allis& !eq.
Henry Mader or charged with deserie vowel.
the Vivid, on the loth bur, then lying In W
harbou.saptain bark (auk* el the Vivid:4=
thei kie rae now lying * Portland mob, sod
Ham, Ins is eh* nesera under atria ebbe
were rill la fens. .lie leh Ile work as Satarday night
rid veght to have bees on board on Hood. 2 bulb.
had not bra oil board lass; be had liwill illia
vowel It appeared Inn the ratereat rade hi GIL
Putt b that vow el the err, bad hrla / ...•
eba=nd ea looking at the seltelot the Cr duidad
to the le"
Purr& haus Milionnejta Le %vale in tir OM. va!
Iheigedi with baring up • vi•val aa•
1 6d /lEre. et the Portland
*mg 4rnarer had slept I *mil.
Whey Hated then the
Et4hak . lie pod sod Iles.alikendwZ
' vile a

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WARIMAK.
view, to
:ISMS RIIVItti At SALISB V. (WURY.-it Plp dal
VOW
tam& trots 60 to 60 of the 2sd IX K. (Wareham oor.)
ettsed the forthcoming re be h.,id
Slabbery Os Wednesday oast

COUNTY PITTY fifffffflorat
Way gL—Bdere lilies- John
Tu SWAT : 1
McMinn, sad N. /lend, bora
Hewlett was eheegad
Sisurso ON100"`"Pb from jsrden •
it*ih steeling a quantify of allioDs s n.
lathe •lir of Sergeant Bdm
_Jame., • ue
to defend.—This not
grit time defendant appeared at this
the bench fined him or one month's im-
ent.
ISO A Hoesfi—Flie young men and lads from
ecietreu Keyes., wete summoned by Jail Burden,
dairyman, he., of the same place ,0::i r ang a
ho Plaintiff rid he bad an enol field which
he bad laid op to gram at the beginning of ApriL
Plaintiff seat a man namedoutr to the field to lee if
anY cattle was in It; it he f any, be was to im-
pound them.--Crostexamined : Was away from home
St
the time. What the man Bigp bad done Wan by
his entheettl!--Citarise itigp said be worked for Mr.
Burden Went to a field at Cowles.. hill, on the
14th May to take any cattle from the field that may
be found 'there, and put it in pound. He saw two
bonne. One was taken out while he warn taking the
other. They were both grazing in the field. Defen-
dant" opened the gate of the field and allowed witness
to pees out with if. Gob 4 little wily on, when three
of defendmits come to the horses head, and tine drove
the horse from behind. One of them took hold of
him and threw him down, wbeh he was obliged to let
go the horse. They knew he intended to take it to
the pound. Charles Cvilln was with witness..
The horse belonged to Mr. Amos Cobb The defen-
dants bad lately been in his employ. --Crossezamined
Mr. C,obbs farm is near Mr. Burden's. There ins
footpath soros. Mr. Burden's field. The horse was
struck by a young man named Coffin, with • strap,
to get it to go along. —Charles Colin said he worked
for Mr. Burden. Be went with witness last to the
field, and new two beeves thera All the evidence
=Lied will toiled. 'lid not strike the horse
y with the etrap.--Crossazamined Had
only •
pint of ale that dny. Did not hit the hone with
the bus.—Dennis Baages, for the defence, said be
out ofedhisf" ineMrSterClb.yerd-H—J. saw
estheStlaktwolanbragedstlalZ
said ha went after Mr. Cobb's bonne. He .mmOt one,
ianitii:st,vab:hanydeberMe.birnhizislrizellallifornibbir
pm:lhadeenefitan'aaPughthata.PaLredt IndThefyeorwubehadconmerllnde.
wrong.i
IAULTT.I74yohn ficutt,biwasfinedsummtledanfdor asaitu3c costa
Charles Riggs. This came arose out of the previous one.
—Fined ls., and coda 9a