The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-26 00:00:00

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might he ogled upon to 1111:snd also by their example
endeavour to get others to imitite them.—Mr.
the secretary, then read the financial i
past year, from which it appeared that
amounted to £2l, leaving a small balsoce in hand ti
Divest the expenses of the Doming season. We must not
omit to state that during the evening, Mr. G. Thorne
&twinned some *sealant mu‘iii on the piano, for
which a vote of thanks was accorded him. The rearlinz
room is open every evening from seven o'clock mita
ten, and is well supplied with books, pspnrs, and
periodicals.

Bowman Bussiows, Thearlay.—itefore the Mayer
, and H. Devenish, Esq.—Peter Lynch, a marine, was
charged with stealing • sovereign from James o.labons.
, —Prosecutor said on the 13th inst. he was at the
, Fisherman's &rms. Prisoner wes also there, and they
drank together. Be (prosecutor) was going into the
yard when prisoner followed him, and putting his left
arm around his head, pulled it down and kept it in that
position, whilst with the other he took a sovereign hos
his waistcoat pocket. There was another one there, but
that he did not take. He then let him go, when pro-
secutor immediately went into the bar and gave info',
, tnation of the theft.—P.C. A psey, in reply to a qu,stion
from the Mayor, said that when prosecutor mune to the
station to give information of the robbery he was not
what was known as being drunk and incapable.—Martha
Cross, • married woman, said she was at the house In
question, when she saw prosecutor take out two
sovereigns and show them. At that time prisoner was
not there, but almost immediately Lynch came to
prosecutor and he wanted to speak to him, and almost
dragged prosecutor into the closet. When he returned
to the hours witneas saw him searching his pockets, and
heard him Bay that he had bran robbed. She was quite
certain that proseentor did not
into
out of the house to
spend any money after going the clo-et.—Mary
LUC., a ?evident at the Fisherman's Arms, was called,
but *he only Proved itearieg proseautor say he was
robbed.—pro. Fevre, laintiady of She ft•yal Engineer
beerhonse, Paid about the middle°, Wednesday pri.oner
came to.her house and. tailed for • pot of beer, sod in

Partrtibler. witted' he tocelered • eosereigp.—ht "my.r
to twnsieft paissmar aatd, be would tauter Woe the
case disposed of by them., but pleaded not guilty. He
further said that he had plenty of money, and that if he
were disposed to be a rogue there were plenty of oppor-
tunities for him to be each on board his ehip.--.odeb
Bishop, one of prisciames eompanions, maid he was with
him befor• the alleged robbery took place, and prisoiher
then had plenty of money. He could not say the exact
annieset, but be saw some gold and silver.—Another of 1
prieenees oompsnions, named Dominic Dobai, sokiti
mhos they left the ship on Monday week prisoner had
tovemiga, a balf•eovereign, sad • two-shilling place,
bat the sovereign was changed the same evening.—The
ship's 'errant gave prisoner a gocd ebareeter.—birem
Force, on being re-called, said she was quite certain
.prisoner changed the sovereign at her house on W-'
day..7-The Bench committed prisoner let •

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