The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-13 00:00:00

COUNTY PETTY BE3BIOB.
Before N. B. Illiddleton, Erg (in the alib). R.
Zeq ,W. A. Ranker, B q., and G. Floyer,
Esq.
Yr. C. Read, of the White Horse, Malden Newton,
was gnat*, an extra hoar far tits annual hdarket
Dinner on Thursday.
5T141.110 WOOD.

Blessed Guy, shepherd, we. charged with dealt*,
wool, the pioperty of his master. Mr. Whit*, Galion.
—Mr. M. C. Weston appeared for the defence.
P.C. :strode, stationed at Broadinsyna, said on
Friday, Deo.mber 22nd, he was on duty at Gal on
Farm. He watebed the defeadant go Wm Mr.
White's sheep empty-handed to • pile of 1.11-dles in
the essise field. He appeared to be tearing up the
hurdles Shortly after be left the hurdle., carrying
tee wood. Witness met the defendant, and asked
him where be obtained the wood, and he rerilloi he
picked it up among the sheep—By Mr. Weston :
Defendant had been working between Sr. and sin
weeks for Mr. White. Wittier told Mr. White of 11
the same evening.
Mr. White said the lad wiles,. canoe to him on the
evening Is question and told bins what he had memo.
Hs had previously 01410 complaints to the prate., as
he had missed things on hie farm.—Mr. Wiwi But
you have no meson to think this man took it ?—Wit•
nese : Oh, no.—Fun have other labourers on your
farm!—Yee. Witness adds I be had no objection to
his man taking • little wood, such 04 broke please,
but he certaleily objected to their breaking op hurdles.
He had clever beard of the defendant being la trouble
before—Def.orlent denied be broke up the hurdles.
—Mr. Weston urged that the man bore an egoe!leet
character, and It did Dot seem likely he would forfeit
It by steeling 61. of wood.—Mr. Whit* did not wish
to press the one, ; be only wicked to cantina his moo
&gelato breaking up the hurdles.—The Bench gave
the defendant • salute, y cantioa, and ordered him to
pay 5.. towards the amts. A aonviotion, however.
would not be recorded against him.
CHARGE AGAINST A BAILER.

next
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a, the tee--- Zaeharieh Peaoti, baker, of Channineter, was
unto oorceet.— Kiweashree walkable charged with soiling broad to P.C. Hoare otherwise
body of To/61kto ("Timely& Ohois ") gave • highly lb" b/ wsight•
eneesenfal oneaert at the Corn Bochum* on Thursday P.O. Hoe" Motioned at Uharinlaster, sal I lb.
loge Were a large end ladaeatial audienee. Mr. defendant's bob., called at his hones. Witness was
giadereley's eoneerts are, we regret to say, not very a regular customer, and the .an maw every
Zret, but the mukle he provides le of a decidedly day. He bad • basket of bread. representing
-cjael " ataractic, and which It le a real pleasure to small 2b. loaves. Wittiest asked for 2:b. loaves, be
woo to. The °bolt Is stronger thee at the feet being In the habit of tallier them. He saked the
gamer% and la a:media/1y well balanced, emulating ' prim, and he replied 51., which he (lacer) pall.
il lakes and gestleaten of the town sad neighbour- •000rding to leatruotions, Ito took the lotus" t the
bond. Oa the preeent ootnedoe the provramme superiateudent's office. and Mr. Oils neighed them.
opened with Miler's easter& " • Boar of Victory," Oee was I. i. 4 it. deficient of the 21be. and the other
week which, though sot of peat length, 04.6‘,46g
gay of seem samba% Ile calculated to well test the Crose-et twined by Mr. Ho:table : Mr. Peach had
govabdides of a choir. the solo., Lies in Dumber, aro Bappliod him tor over t.o year.. He hal never omit-
ted/Um for the trellis Yoke, and they were undertaken plaia.d before • he had ha 100 ensi Won bet re. The
by bliss gareby, aa=wiunal wooalkit not unknown looyee is good:too Iron, „sow
Dercheeter. • Ismorfolif "Th. loaves. Ho had been le the habit of hark" both
umm grog woodgre," von' the esietata, and It plain sad hoop bevel. He did ri.4 ask the mart to
woe per tonna exeselisey well. lb. Kindereley's weigh th• breed ; he never weighed them.
dwidad bias beim toll ,wed with admirable precision. Mr. Hustsble, for the def ' ence said if there had
Num.=wee palerkbe from indisposition, and been say lafriagem, nt of the law it had bees by
a/01W bat voles; abill she 'mg the Imogene', bed, although he mimic fid Ski, Was no
pis " halm 0 Jonah= " with gresl lade sad la deism% he hoped the Demob Todd lake It la eon- I

adoration. He urvid in (Wenn that U persons
insisted upon hayloft fancy breed, It woe ILIIIIOII%
Icnpooelbls ti 'menthe ri4ht wetght alai bails. that.
bakers did not understand thae hal to neigh Inane
breed. Mr. P. soh ha I been 24 years in the tran
an' he thought a caution would meet the C 0... Ur.
Hastahla said be could bring several witnev.ea al to
Mr. Peach's Integrity In business. hut the Chrirmso
remarked that war not n cossary. al they ware quite
satisfied as to Mr. Peach'. character.
Toe Chad:m.o, al treeing the deem lent, cold he
must be quite aware that ,g 'ore ce of the law c .111,1
not apply •n hie can. A persou in hi. p .n ought
to make tbo-ougoly acq rain..ed with the Act
thst appliel porticnl.rlv to hia own tut I. 'l' hey
were prepaid to take into c ,naideratloo everything
Me. Hustable had said, au I they True also fully
, acquainted with hie character; but thi. was son.. In
, which, for the protectUru of the public, it was ales
lotly rO4lll, to Inflict a small penalty. He would
be [Lei 54. and c rots.
A DISREPUTABLE GANG.

RllOlllOll Hughes. riper, was charred with trespas-
sing In • 6.e1.1 belonginr to Sir John Mch-I, on
January 2.d.—Alfred Cr.. sad on to' day in
lineation he maw defeadaot not down three nets on Sir
John Michel'. land. When witness cm. uear
defendant he took up the nets and ran away.
Wittiest went f, r a policeman, and they net d.fen I•
ant on the Cuesilborn,-road, when h threatened to
boat hia brains cut —Fined 100. and cost..
Isaac Light, gipey, woe summoned for, being the
owner of wedeln horeee, he allowed them to stray in
the pariah of °barmiest's. on December 28:b.—Mr.
Atkinson (Blandford) a peered for tb, d Ifenov.—P.
Hoare said on Sunday, 28:h ult , between twelve and
one, he warn on duty on the coed leading to the
oeyluro, Ho saw air horses straying and feeding by
the aid* of the road. There woe five boy. In eloa ge.
A. moon as the boys sew him they m motel an I rode
away se feat as they could go. Wane.* overtook
them and told them t , take them home. lie di I not
see the defendant at all—Mr. Atkins ,n add there
was co evidence to connect his client with the 101.4.
Teens had been no evidence that the horses belonged
to Harbee.—The case wan disco Peed, an was a similar
, one against another member of t e fraternity.
Isaac Light, Floury Light, anti Walter G ippy were
next summoned for noodling at Li,ti,bredy n
January 2 id.—Mr. Atkins ca, who appeared for the
defence, pleade I guilty on behalf of the Lighta—A
keeper, named Hodder, in the employ of Mr.
hfanfill, Porteshato, raid ~to Janus, y 2nd be went
Into • plantation at L tilobredy. Tiler* were a
horse and cart it loping in the roa I. Witness,
found the titres men In the plantation. He saw
Iwo robbite lying on the ground, and two dogs
U holes. bawl Light had his arm In a h As.
Guppy took up the rabbits and ran swig. Witness
took hold of Isaac Light, and another man with
wittiest went after the other Light, bat failed to
overtake him. Witness saw Guppy in the curt
Henry Light threatened to knock him down with •
it... Ii he came after him. Witness took hold oi
him, and he bit hi. hand. Guppy then got Isaac
Light away from the other man. Witness saw t•ts
two rabbits in this cart. Ho to-,k one, and Guppy
secured the other and petit in Laar) Light's I onket.
After defendants, left wittiest found five net. in the
plantation. Tae L'obte gave the name of Critchel,
of Sheaborno—Chariee Hod ler, who wee With the
last witoese (hie brother) at the time in no, ,ion,
c wroborated. He proved seeing Guppy In the aut.
He had previously sego them together on B eadeo.
Gant.' reams I Ivaao Light from Min, and took the
skin off his fingers. He also called out for a knife.—
, Fined 10.. each end cost..
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loam Lirht was then charged with an offence
tinder the Poaching Preventi,,n Act.—Mr. Atkirvion
appeared for the Mena. and pltiodo I guilty.—ree
csee woes oat of tb• last, sod gr. It•kinaon &eked
in. Bench to deal with hint VI lightly ea poosible.—
P.O. Bilis proved the cose.—Fitild ss. and onto
J ib Light, who did not appear, was charged with
allowing horeee to grey on the highway at Puddle.
town—P.C. Mantel' said on Friday. 2, d, he was oo
duty in the pariah of Puddlitown. He found two
horse', the property of the defendant, straying on the
highway. He saw the defendant put the horns in
the van and drive away. Witness wat:iiiiql the horses
straying for half an hour. Defendant had been
warned on several ONIIIIIOII9. —Mel 101. ant wets, or
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.!lags
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Elizabeth Crulobar, who did not appear, was charged
with • Waller offence on the 20,1 st
P.O. Ilantell proved the rate. —F,ined ss. and amts.

John Clothier war enurnon.d for b,ing drunk at
Btrattou.-1/eldndant, a reopectable looking man,
impressed hie regret, and pleadied guilty.—The police.
03111,1 found the defendant drank all I quits helpiem
at oriasetone railway statloo.—Fined 2a. 61. and
0011 t•.

Alfred Crabb, a well-Irrseed young men, wag sum-
moned for 1:144r drunk mei fliwor !say at Nlaideo
Neeton.—P.S. Hitoh proved the ca-c—Dedm lent
mid he wee very .or, it h‘ri oco .rred. It. had
never been convicted before.—Fin,d 54 and costs.