The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-25 00:00:00

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Psny Satieurra. ..Tay --Before-31v C. J. Parke, tie
Rev. C. J. n. Latut,General Sir 'ward Breathed,
&cis , the II wt. Ettelyn Ashler. W-P . and Mr. H. 11‘mr,
EXPCISIVII AB usiatner. —MA Lemfmrs, a boy of the
town Was eummoned for throwing stones at the door of
D
r.John Jennings house in New Borough, thereby doing
damage to the extent of • penny. on the 14th that.
Defen•lant admitted the edema—Mr. Hamm mil said be
had numerous complaints of atones being thrown at Mr.
Jennings' door.—Mrs. Jennings produced several WT.
Suite which defendant threw at the door, and said had
co-t. her .ClB4. to repair windows broken by boys.—The
Chainomi bead they matt make an example of defendant,
and fined him CI, inelivimg coots, and Id. damage.
Dux FWD. —A Wander Midden, • tractor. of Lytehett
Yammers, was lined Is., and Ifs. costs. for allowing two
Roma to stray on the highway on the 10th inst., and It
and 8.. for repeating the offence on tie following day.
Defendant did not appear, and the cases were proved by
Mr. Robert Crumpler, hayward of the parish.
Blajawkia Ricketts, of Lytebett Ustravers, was summoned
ler having two cows straying on the highway on the 6th
hut. and was let off with a caution.
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WW. Abbot-I. -471:1;yym'aa7or iffivion. was summoned
for haring • be.mi and scales in hie dairy on the Bth inst.
one ounce a.:ainst We purchasers of butter. —Dofoodout
pleaded guilty, and said the sades were new last year. and
he suppoeed some of the Folder must have fallen off the
bottom of them. -The magb.trates indicted a flue of .C 1
and 9. cwt..

George Budd.., • carter, of Lytehett Hatravers. was
summoned lor riding on • sort without having t eine to the
horse on the 7th lust, at liintioa —P.C. Htwock said the
reins were batched on the harness of the horse, which was
walking. Defendant was riding on the tail of the cart—
The Bench discharged d.tendant with • caution.
Gawp Baulky. a la'rtiarer. of Kineon, was summoned
fer being salmi, whilst in charge of • horse and cart, at
Kisumu, on the Sib inst—Defendant admitted the offence,
saying h, was very tired ant could not keep awaka—He
was eautioned and discharge I.
Alfred Heiegists, a labourer, of Parkstone, was summoned
for obstructing the turnpike road by leaving a horse and
cart thereon unattended at Kinsm on the 7th inst—P.C.
Hiwock proved that defendant left his borne and cattle
on the tunapike road form minutes whilst he went bottle
to dinusr.—Dehandant, who did not appear, was fined 104.
inclnding costs.
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Charles Pond. a carter, of 13ourneinouth, vu summoned
for obstructing • footpath by leaving hi. horse end cart
thereon unattended on the 11th in 4 on Kiuon. —Defeo-
dust pleaded guilty.—P.o Hieeick said the horse and cart
was on the li.otpath for 50 n.inutee„ and the bench tined
defendant 8.. ILL. to include coats.
Deem. woo summoned for assaulting Henry
George Hicks, on Bonk Holiday at Kinson.—Complainent
said he was outing sand from the side of this road, end
defendant came and asked him who pies him authority
to Lake tbe sand He replied " nobody, suit defendanttold him be should not 14 him have it, and abused him
and struck him under the ear with his fist u hard as be
was able. When be recovered himself be saw his son was
going to knock doe n defendant with a spade, and he for-
bade him to do su—Walter Hicks, complainant's son
corroborated, and said defendant was the worse for liquor
at the time.—Defendant said be was in the employ of Mr.
Hatninerton„ who instructed him to prevent anyone from
taking the sand. He did not strike complainant—Walter
Dean. defendant's son, said his father and complainant
both wrung their fists at each other but no blow was
struck. —The magistrates' ordered each party to pay his
own costs and distal...led the cue.

N-
avy Anti Taylor eau summoned for assaulting
Charlotte Cutler,on the llth inst,at Kinson.--Complainaot
said she sent her sa•ter to the Pottery Hotel to look for
her husband, and on her return she mid the defendant,
who was in the taproom, had struck her. When defen-
dant, who lived next door, came home, she went to speak
to her and she immediately caught hold of her by the
shoulders and threw her against the walL She also threw
bricks and • shard at her, and one of the brick, struck
her In the heel sad the shard in the shoulder.—Eli.ibeth
compl•inant's sister, corroborated, and said defen-
dant struck her sister lathe Mout, when she threw her
against the walL -a:fondant said complainant struck her
In the breast with a brick-bat no she was walking down
the garden path, and told her she had no business there.
—Ann Farmer said she was coming down the garden path
leading to the cittages with defendant, and complainant
came up and abusod defendant and struck her in the
breast with • brick. Both woman were the worse for
drink. —rho bench dismiomd the cam, and ordered each
woman to pay her own costa