The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-25 00:00:00

FRIDAY.

Before the Rev. ()err Glyn (C sirm in), Mr. lea-Fryer,
and Mr. G E. Puke.
On the application o' Mr. Cearks, of the Poe- Union, a
warrant of distraint on the goods of George Vincent, of
Constitutionehill, was granted. An order had been made
!span him in December last to c3neributa 4a a week
towards the supp en t of hie wife, and 13 Bi. wag now due.
A treater, of Wallis Dawn, named Henry Brown, was
suromonel for keeping a dog without a license.—P.O.
Nortbover proved the cue, and stated that when he asked
tee defendant for his license he admitted he had not got
one, but sad be intended killing the dog, he it was of no
use to him—lie did nit swear, and in hie absence was
noel 7s. 4, the cost of the license, and the costa, Bs.
George hunt, of Ellsworth, shepherd te Mr Homer, was
summoned for a similar offence.—Defendant pleaaell his
muter had always tsken out the license, so he ad not
trouble about it.—P.C. Chien proved the defendant had
neither license nor an exempicoi, which latter he wee
entitled to, the animal being kept solely for his work as
a shepnerd.—Kr. Homer, who wee in court, said it WVI a
trivial case, the man thought he ha cl aimed the cr p•i en,
and he thought the man had. Tura We, no attempt te do
what was wrong.—Mr. Suierintsnisnt Betty remarked he
had no doubt those were the facie .4 the case, but he was
obliged to bring it before the Bench. his asked for a
mitigate! Penalty; as it wss a different CYO to the lads—
Mr. Homer suggested that the r.oote would meet all
requirement" The Chierman said the lunch were
rime:oohed to indict a One, and It would bu 2a. ticl, and
coots.

John Huoi, another ahrpherd to Mr. Humer, was
summoned for keepang twa doss midsr sitar lar canons.
stone 11 Ch &mon told him thew might hay* mod him
70, 61. tor each dog. —Defend sat: Wall it you be gain' to
do that ra rather tread at out.-(Laughter.)-11a would be
doel ss. and cost.
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11.-1.17y-d-donen ex-eaptain of the Wimborn•
114:41.10t011(11, .611 summoned for keeptnaa dog without a
Inen.s.—P.G. Shepherd proved th• CAW—Mr. S tot
Batty stated that defendant hal called upon him a,cl
explained that in conotqunnee of the death of his mother
and family affltet.on he had forgotten to take Jilt • iteals..
—?..0.1 7a. 6t. asupti. cogs._

Waded: E I ward Kendall for i like neglect was similarly
dealt with. —P.C. Chian provel the cue.
William Dennis was summoned tor noglegting to send
his children to schoal.-1111r. laibben, elerk to the Kansan
School Board. presecuted.—gr. Foillut, school attendance
°Barer, proved ons child hsd made 31 attendances out of a
possibl.• 55, mad the other 23.—The Chairman: Defendant
lined 2e. 5 I.—Clerk to the magistrates: And co.ts I
The Chairman N no c *ls :we never inflict costs In
them cems.—Mr. Dibbon : There are Um polio, mote for
strvices. —Supt. Batty: The general way Ii to dn. e defend.
not 5... and we links our cost* out of it.—The Chairmen:
Ths tine is 2s. al. including costa
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50;ITC 7,1;11Zi.-1•-•;•-n1-07I01:1;* NV • similar be••Ch
tau Let. rho 16 onto, out of 51-
11, his obild bad bean suffiallug 'Tool au uicalstod
tbroat.—F.ned 44. 6d.
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„tn.,. Gough arm also sunsinoned. The attendances
in this cue were 26 out of 56.—Defen4ant stated his child
was suffering from ringworm. and Ik. Foblot advised llfm
not to send birm—Yr. PoHint dii net deny thist—esee
. • . .

Bowering, for allowing 4 donkey to !stray on tb•
highway. WA. flood be. including costs.
itoi,ort aliben, fore similar °Bence, was fined Si. and
cots (8e). He had been cautionel before.
John third, • well-known character of Winiborne, by
profeeelon-erife boater end tippler, wascharged with being
drunk in ths street Asked what he had to say, he
replied ho w. c-rtainly not drunk ; the fact was he had
tendor feet. (Laughter.)—P.C. Brookes proved that on
Saturday evening, the 3rd inst., before It be saw the
defendant in a /.rd near the Carpenter's Arena, mid be
we, very drunk.—Delendant : Was I not going home 1—
I Tgg °unstable :N, you went jaci the opposite way, and
with • bed character woman.—Defendant: That's no odds
to you if I went to eee anyone itale home. I wanted to
preterit her. (Linghter.)—The Chairman said be would be
fined to.. and Bs. cost,. He bad been in a better poeition.
and U he went on In that we. he .0414 rott "ono to,
grief' bobis holy and soul—Defendant asked if they
would give him time W P.Y is, but the Chairman said PO.
I they sboul I allow him no privilege, to show what they
thought of hie conduct —ln default of payment he was
committed for 14 days' hard labour.
Five lads, named Willi.m Fence'', John Sadden, Horace
White, Sol Cherritt, and Tom Andrews, of 'Enema, win
semmoned for ommitting wilful dareage.—Mr. Sodden
appeered for F•1208f and Cherritt pleaded suilty.—The
complainant was one Samuel Talbot, • carrier, of Kilian,
who stated that on the 3rd of April • stone was thrown at
Lis van, which had been just re-covered, and the catty.*
was bri..ken, damage beiug done to the rgtent of he.
Andrewii era Cherritt camel e his himee the next morning
and epologised.—The ease against hooey, Sudden and
White was dismissed, but at the request of the superinten-
dent of police they were Mentioned as to their future
conduct, a.. greet deal of wilful darasse had lately been
done in the village, and there was no doubt these fives were
the inshore of t 4 The other two were thud £1 each end
colts.