The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-12 00:00:00

TRIALS OF_ PRISONER&

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James Pops and John Hall, labourer& were indicted
for stealing a quantity of son' at Blandford, the
property of Eli Ford, on the 25th of March.—Hall
was acquitted, but Pope was found guilty, and two
previous convictions baring been rroorded against, him,
he wee sentenced to 12 in oaths' imprisonment with
bard labour. Mr. OoEinspromiented, and Mr. Melo
defended.

William a John Ward Warner was charged with
stealing a watch, the property of Michael Uralsll, at
Haselbury Bryan, on the sth of March —Mr. Mobs
prossantef. The jury found prisoner guilty, and he
warn sentenced to a month's imprisonment with hard
labour.

Peter Wilmot, butcher, ins indicted for stealing
three fowls at Bletiftembory, the property of Margaret
Howland, on the 24th of Mirth—Mr. rooks procreated,
and the jury found prisoner guilty. A forneer eon-
?lotion was proved wont him, and he was mentenced
to Mee months' hard labour.
William Harris, wheelwright, and Charlie Critebell,
labourer, were iodated for stealing a quantity of fowls,
the property of the Mimes Legs, Pordlogion, on the Oh
of Ithreli.-11r. Motu proesculed, and Mr. Collins
defended. Both prisoners were found guilty. Harris,
having been previously couvieted of night peahens,
was sentenced to six months' bard labour. Two former
touvictiees having been proved against CritcheU, one
for night poaching and another for felony, he use mem
towed to 18 months' imprisonment with hard labour.
Henry Lewin. lawyer, pleaded "silty to stealing •
marabous pipe, the property of George Green, at
Omani', on the 2&d of March—Having been
previoulyeonviated, be was sentenced to dr months'
imprisonment with hard labour.
Fredieriek ernes was indicted for stealing 21be of
tobacco, the property of Henry Fader, at Hardman
a the 28th of Mareb. Mr. nooks pm
foiled to bring home the thine to the pris
was acquitted.
James Doe* butcher, and Mary A
pleaded 'salty to missiles • quantity of r
party of Henry Inuepton, at Woodford.

iraa-aentaoced.to tares niantha' and atm
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swath's imprisoeweet, with he;d-lahoist
tetguilty to embeedivig 2.. 34.,
te', Harry 'maples, and tor '
°Dived six months' imprisoement
_ This tioneludad the Waimea of the k

Court rout soon atter stc o'clock.

DORCHESTER.—The PIIBURVATION OF SALYOII. ,
At the conclusion of the bu-incee connected '
with the Dorset Quarter Sessions. a meeting
was held for the purpose of taking into con-
sideration the beet means to be adopted for the
preservation and breeding of salmon In the rivers
Frame and Stour. Mr. C. J.?. Hasobro briedy ,
explained the object of the meeting, and proposed that
an emaciation thould be formed, to be milled the Dorset
Salmon Fishery Aseociation.—Oolonel Hansel secooded
the resolution, and it waa carried unanimoual
Muriel. one of Her Majesty's Saimaa
Comminioners was present, and Mated the course
which had been adopted in various parts of England
for the preservation and breeding of eahnon.—Hr.
Fans, of Christchurch, also gave come account of the
manner in which an increase in the number of
salmon at present in the rivers Stour end
Frame might be increased, end expressed his
regret that some such steps bad not been taken
on the matter before. —Mr. C. J. Parke proposed,
end Yr. C. W. Dishy moooded. that • committee
should be formed for the purpose of taking Ma steps
as should be deemed adv fee eieng sot the
Aimee of the meetiog, the direction of Her
Majoety's Cominiesionert, for the preservation and
breeding of 1111•3011.—• resolution, proposed by the
alai. roan, was adopted, that there should be a local
committee for each of the rivers in gaieties.
AIie•ULTIXO • POLICI Or /KIM —At the Shirehall,
on Tuesday, before H. Williams and if. N.
ae Iliddbri
Esq.. John Randall s brought up in mistody t
with assaulting P.C. Hood.—ll appeared that on the
2ad of April the oldest was on ditty in the parish of
Chicherell when be saw some man Sighting. He
requested them to dealt, when poisoner threw • stone at
him, knocking his hat off, and afterwards another
stone wee thrown at him. A wither corroborated
the policeman's evidence. For the defence two
shares proved that they were standing by prisoner
during the_ tainialhe policeman *as prosiest, end they did
not see SAMall throw any stone. Tim Booth, how-
ever, believed the policeman's story, and primmer was
fined 40c, iseladiag coot&
Conan Court, April 6,—Before B. Everett, Faq.,
judge. Clialdeeot v. Bartlett. An undisputed claim
for El. Jadgmeat for payment by 3 ineWmthts.—
Hutelnap end Otto,. Andrews. Claim 1:9 16e. sd.
It appeared that the defendant and Hutoblap for some
time carried on business as entebbnilders, at Derthester,
but that latterly the hominess had been disposed of to
Hutchings and Otto for £1,100; that during the former
partnership certain tramactioes took piths between
them and a Hr. Toserder, width were left insooespleted ;
ned tly the dna al Hatelsinge and Otto had
Welted bs enpposneet. Several home is the
amesat wens adieutted by the clefemdeet. After I
beeriag the whole of the evidenes, his Bogor plays
jadgesset for Foll lbs. iOd. and eons, in addition
I, in peace peid fete Court by Mr. Andrews.—
Lovelies West.—Claim,, £3 14a. Id. for beer. Judg-
meal * ES Is. Us. ai El per asoatb.—Matier v.
Fandisellerrhs reedimasted clehe of 16a. M. Ordered to
pay 4a. S menth.—Day v. Woodward. —Claim
il4. 16s. *.Ol whisk 3s. 6d. haA been paid into (hart
Jedgmeat for plakistilL —Day v. Lushes—Debt
its Ts. Id. Judgment by meant let 10e. • sionth.—
Soaring v. Broba.—Ls usdisputed slake for 19s. 9d.
Judgment by sommat for de. • meeth—llliles cr. Pratt.
—ls this ONO (whisk wee tried all the lasi Overt) judg-
ment was gives for the plaintiff. end the defendant had
slap paid the Isom into Gnu* let gave aches of hie
Weide* 10 IMO% far • new trial; he boaster failed to
&Mee& and the plaisitid applied for aegis, which were
ordered to be paid forthwith.—Edward Halberd, a
Sapper, mese up to pees his ammiaatios sad to apply
for an order of diesharge as a pauper baskrept. It
ird from his egandastios, end that of lifses=
the of Isis euediterat then heelantpt vasis
',ober ervardsref SHIO, rad that brawl spattered the
'debt without{ healed It the time any reasonable or
=thle insane of eepayoredliewseceasequently his
Um ardor of for 6 calendar
eienthe=redast protease.

WEYMOUTH. Comm Omar. —Th. send
stostitly sitting of this Onset tookitze.at tits
Guildhall on 'Thanday, before L g.
q.
moss lid eimprissd 6 adisarwed 01111014 ti
minimal plaints, mid Um Anal ozassinstias of two
berarrapts. The majority al it. mese wen
&add of intend, but the billowing are tholes of
most impartanae
Piuivsu. Stani.—Thii was • claim of £9 for rest
a/ • bones asd madam at Portlasd. —Mr. Howard
=for delimited. Plaintiff staid Mat
Ised Ow • umber of years onstpied this
promises is gaieties at • root al ti poraonsa. Os
Ohs Mb a/ April, 1882, soils was served on dein.
dant by pkiatifs ins to is.,. the bowie, and
is the met id his est delft es the rant would he
seised to 81.—ilie User ford Parts if he oedi
mem ilhe swim al the nodes to gait, whits Is
replied that be meld sok m his sae isle hod served
It was la &Wit Ws/ea—Mr. Howard mid thst
I the amid rest £4 bed boss offered to
I et two esemissi, whirls Is rebid totè. sod
idled didindetitii.desebtor, who osirchontud this
tbet plaintiff hod
*sting ia in his ow*
.4 firm itel.
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