The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-28 00:00:00

BTU BALI NET NE NEWTON.

PETTY Slnt.loNs.—l 12 lay. —Before i!sptaiu liar-
ham, R.N. (chairman), Mr. R. R. Wirier, Mr. D. H.
tierrell, Mr. If. mar, Mr. Felix Welber. and
Maj •r Fiirbe..--Jameo Strip go, of Stu:mit...tee
Newton, was charge with being drunk on the 6th ..1
November whilst in charge of a h 'roe and cart.—
Defendant pleaded guilt ty. —Fined 10s. an I in. cats,
--John Rowland flames, of Hinton 'lt. Mory, was
oummoned for haying a feroci ,u, dog in his p
not kept under proper control, on the ISt o of Octotor
and up to the 16th of November.—Mr Ako,.ooair
peered( ir the defendaiit on i pleede-I not ettilty, stating
the dog ha I been in the posesoii-n of the defendant Id
ye o mead we. newer known t hurt anyone,-
-Robert Fudge, of Sturupiate Newton, w a n„ed
and cost. for d unkenneem ---John Tool'. Tin••
timse-keeper, of Sturminster Newt-n, was chaige
on the infonnoti in of P.C. Seorlev with permitting
drunkenness in his how., on thy 25th of oct Mr.
Atkinson appotre I for the defendant unit pleaded at
guilty.—P.C. elearley stated ids the 25th of 0 to'er
lie visite.' the defeoilant'e celled the J
Butchers, at ten minute* poet ten p.m. There w-ra
several persons preeeLt. awl amongst them Itthert
Fudg- who ti I owed him to the do -ran cononeuce,l
to pal him ab iut. He 1...1 i ruiee be w ,he miry
for liquor and had better go hone. Fudge hat Ie
In his hood, and silted witnem to urine with
I him, but he refu-e I. %Vit..s left the home a
short time, and about devise o'c ock f mad Fudge
drunk and in -apatite in the big wa - C or. ex.
autined : The landlord woe In the kitctie eith the
c imp my. The delmce woo Foci:- emu- at,
the hotpot the w r-e f drink, un I Wta elf owl any
m -re by both the landlord sad Lie site. H. nii.ht
hay, hod toter given him by tillers. but eit
money on an oal PC ire Mrs. Topp sai i Fudge
aske.i fort,-.r wa• be supplied with beer. Fudge wail
iii the hou.e about h off rin.hour before the policemot
..:ante in and up to doiing time hr. ttki tem.
tended as neither the lapilli. d no- hi. wle oleos'
Fudge with any boor nor observed he woe tit- worw
for lquor, he could not be •.•d to have c I
his Imenee.—ln reply to the Chairmen, Men. Top it id
Fudge paid 2s. on the oal se ore to her.—Robe- t Fetal
Was then called, and st ated he owed lopp ov r 5. 91..
an-I hi. master pail bin 2. -in the 25. t. ot
which he hande It 3 Mrs. Topa ii, part. poymeat •-f tue
.leht. Nett het ~Ir. Mi.. T.ipp but with
any beer. but be aronk with toe coin,-any, wit pot
him the beer. When he got out •if the h u-e be no.r
took effect in him.—ln reply to Major Form.., Fudze
said he cool I not my if he was toe worse bo
whrn he went in. He hut lad two,,• thee pets
-if beer in his work. The to.okiatretes till I if
hoer was given in the louwo Ti) a w
became the ar tee for it. aod the soull It
ant lan flay were c soils -nt of it. the.. tele
was a permiseion if drunkenness within the m-ani g
of the Act. Ftuice add be wan not Munk when he
went in, but he pea led gui te t being n. worn he
Come Out, SO MOOS SO SIB to be taken home in a wh-el.
tioriow, awl he *lmaged he tia I the set in .1.
—1 he Bench deckled to c totoct ia the cas an-I in-4
lefrnda t t. 4 Os. and Ils. c.eite.—Mr. Ai kumen
opplod, a- ttii. was the brat time hs el cot h. It en
autumoue I, the B Deb would t eisions the lit. -c,
but the magiett Mrs r 4n-e ..—Eilwit. KetodMl, heir.
hotmedth per, of Morahan, was summoned ion lie
itiformation of P.C. Scurf. y for it Meac,...f toe lic
in keep OK his h row open fir t e .alo
duriug prilithited hours—namely, at 29 mitrites
plot ton p.m., ~0 the 28th of let owe —‘l r ki
...neared for the ilefen ant. and ;deeded not gnil y.—
P.C. Searley .tated on the evening of the 2nt.i
October, in cotteequence P (7. Wei.b heing IL he
woe a-nt there i•n .luty, anti at 10 28 p.m. he ie tel
the Trooper b-e h oleos, "mum. t by the def.- tout.
Tote door was wide open he went into the bitch-a,
where there were • lot f men with cup. a it doses
on the table, which contatined more or sl ios
beer as if ju.t need. The [sisal sly, Mr.. K.rilad,
btonght In two glean" of beer, ant gave au-to t ten
men in the room, ant they thank the bee in he
premme. Witness wn, in plain cl.tbe•. lb.' load.
lord come into the kiichen, and witiotes called his
attention to the tone. He said he had iii. time from
Mr. White, th- poetumeter, pada Mg to Otr.
woo woe in the kitchen in front of the fire. Witnew
went iuto two o' her rooms, and found people in them
with cups and giarmes u the tolls. There were 19
men an I two women in the houts•. list iik Id. tithe
from Sturminater mid rah way time, ant he ciente ed
his watch with P.C. Webb'. clock. P.C. ill wed
with wlne.s into the houme. Cro.--es 6EOIOO I :
Defenilaut called and showed him lib dock. It
was seven tninutee past teu by hi. cl i barks
Beatable mid Benjamin Beatable rec,ivel •rs

two glade. of be:r from :he laililla ty. P.C.
Hall stated he accouipabied Searley i.. the defends .•'s
b•erlsouhe at 98 minutes past ten. There were si rot
20 people in the kitchen. The deism iant .aid leh d
the time fr tin Mr. White who was eliding th• re Th.
defendant then went we a p.s.age end witneet
followed him, saying the landlord put the cdck hack ti
seven minutes past ten.— %Ir. Atkiirson uis
evidence came upon him like a tbundeic a., anl
except the c inetsbll hail committe I wild p- j
there c iuld be no mistake in the cage, an ,a .s
once give uti the defenc-.—Ke .1.11, how. ver, de .red
mist positively the witness H.ll did not In ye bols
the kitchen.—ln reply to the t 'hieirsese she d fe.d.st
said his clock struck the h £9 9.. li. a .3
10s. 61. costs, to be levi d by • is roes.
to be end weed.—Choles Adams, of hist.. M•
hliery. innkeeper, wsa charged n the inf riorr•ion
P.C. &alley with a bre ids of h•s n Pi. 19t3
of October, by selling beer after h nee —namely, et s
quarter-past ten. %Ir. Atkineou foe defeudsid
Harvey biro witness to the resoectatilo eh:erecter '4
the Men lant and the expellent way his house, ins
kept.—Fined Is. and 9, costs. License nit to be
endorsed. —Frederick Sturiney, hirer-on, sw
charged with unlawfully obstrutkin.: the higher.). 13
the Lime parish by leaving, hors-an' ttxreo
on the 10th of November.—Pleaded guilty, and was
final 61. wad 6d. costa.