The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-09 00:00:00

PST T Y EIMIONS,

luDay.

J. Nam. Eiq. (Oludraltan)4 and W. sows-
Friar. hq•
Tie lo.lowian were emazoosed for keeping doe without
having taiga out a 11011110 to., do Do :
am agauterot Stun. Maw lauds. Wunbocne. —Find
7a 6.1. for each daa at sad?.. coadl.
Fred RllOO, thalpteeto6.—lfized 7a. Bd. and costa
Witham lamer. ou.. Newt" bfial& ad. and
cast&
William Redden, Newtown. traitor-7a ed. and costs.
Wilds= Wows. Nitintsra, Isticksositsr-7s. 6.1. sad
COSTS.
JUDO. Robinson, Kismet, aohoohnaster doga)-15s.
5a.4.0?"6._ .

Walta7lll.4lk, KiMOD. mower o pa works (2 doss/
Um. and costa.

Wilma Singleton. Upton-7e. dd. sad thisW.
Charles Houw, Lywnett Mat:seers. lebourer—dh Si
and coda
William Thorne, a young lalsourer,of Headley, was sow
monad for assaulting Alm Bracher. of Mu'chiseled.
on March 1360.—Mr. Atkisson was for the defendant.—
Beim Bracher, the wile of Team.' Bracher, stated that
oath. day in question toe defendant cams to her cottage
door between dye sad six In Use evening, and asked her if
IMO would come out to the door of his lodgings, aa he
vented to 'peek to her, adding that U she didn't he
would fetch het oat. As he kept on abusing tier sue went
oa sad then he palledeff hiscuatnnd knocked her down in I
the garden with. blow LS We mouth. A man named Joriepti
Barrett came to her 11.1114111104. and tam was all she knew.
She had never had a gunnel with the defendant, and
didn't know what it was ascot. He wart silently the
hum for liquar.--uteserszarnined: She knew the defend-
ant's wire had gone to Blendlord that morning. and eke
went into the dafeadant's house during her &hoarse
She did not threaten the two children there
because one of them had thrown a stone in her pail. When
the cruse out of the house ens did not take a her bonnet
and shawl until he had pulled off his cost. She took them
of to defend herself. She did not Lek,. oat ise summons
before, as her child had been born since, and she had been
unable to apnea .—Joseph Barrett saki he wee returning
from his work. and, when hegut to where thecompLeinant
lived, he saw her and the defendant and his wile in the
garden. lie leiond them talking very ion& and saw the
defendant "go in with all tea vengeance and knock the
woman down." He then ran in and stood in front of the
woman, telling Taws. he did not know what the conse-
quence might he seeing the state she was in, and he put
On his Coat and hat and went away.—Mr. Atkinson, for
the del 'indent. told the Bench the complaisant com-
menced the assault by dying at tam like a wild cat—Tn.
Bank staid that was all very well, but the lad witness
had pointively proved the assault—Mr. Atkinson then
sake! the Bench if they believed the evidence for the
complainant to say it was one of the most trumpery cases
that had come before theat—The Bench declined to do
this, and ordered the defendant to pay .f.,1,t0 include costa
telling him be might think himeall very lucky—Mrs.
Bracher asked for her meta but the Chairman said they
were eery sorry tor her, but it was not the MILOm of the
Court to allow costs in theme cases.
. . .

haw Christopher. of Winaborne, was summoned (or a
breach of the peace by using obscene language on the bieh-
wey OD the fhlttd of last ruenth.—Franc.eCtutitopner wao
also suniutonad tor having been dtuok on that occauttn.
—EC. Brooks geld on Saturday. the 22a4 of April, about
quattee to U at night he WM on duty in the DOM merkst.
and bearing a notes in Church attest he went there and
found the male defendant in a very excited state, inaktng
use of the most bitter oatho. •trearing at the woman,
who was drank. Tim create] soca • disturbance that he
was obliged ti see the man out of the town, and Sergeant
Cantill had codesi with the woman. He had cautioned
her several times aboat her druokaaassia—Slaisanc, CanteU
said the woman WY most beristiy drunk.—The female
defendant said she was only excited, she had had ma
"alteration' with her hushand.-Bergaant Centel added
she was a regolar nuisanc r to the nowt, —Tee Bench said
they thought Christopher had cane, to be indignant under
the circumstances, and be would be feta, but the woman
would be dud Sr. and Si. orate
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124 as Pe.cds, of Wile Mullen. was summoned tor ilditlg
shiest:teats furiousgate through the streets ol Wimborne
on the riad.—P.C. Brookes proved the caw The odence
wag commuted about eight in the evening in lb* Nous.
and the defendant woe MHOS front 12 to 14 Ogled an 1100.0.

. oostino. to show ed' for so hour, when the oosotabi.
stoppedhlin.—Deleadasit denied he was going at the peas
stated, he bad only ridden lour tiosse.-102. Sup c Sax, said
he cautioned the Jeleadaat, but be pereisted is hi. o4ndoot
out of bravado.—Finod Ss.. had advieed not to mime up
again-
Ceuta Ortoll2 and David Wilcox, of Dorton. and
Stephen mu, of ousms. ALL Saints% admitted they me
allowed 11W cows t, 'try on Um highway, at Lower
ttaitingsen, ad want fined 61 each, the mile Wei
remitted.