The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-17 00:00:00

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C. Farm. Iraq., .ad W. U. °statute, Esq.

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Jame Ballard, of Wareham, wan charged with show-
ing cattle to stray oa tbe highway, in the panels of
Werdee.--11r. P. B. L. Bodge defended, sad Mr. B. N.
Howard, of Weymouth, prosecuted on behalf of the
poloos.—The caws was proved by P.O. John Abrams.
Joseph Hiller was charged with a Hauler .ffectoe.—
P.O. jobs Abrams proved this asen—Both pante'
wore geed the awn of 6d. and ss. mete.
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II AINTE1•1103 OIDEL

As order trusts& oa G. Differ for parotid of oar
trfnatioas duo towards tint inalataessos of hie father,
now as insnato of the Warshaw sad Parana Units.

-1 .1117—0ci;17..Za:7. 117.;y 4-17,—.. to pay
up wean amounting to £4 7a, mid 94. meta —An
order wee mute September letb, la% toe him -to pay
le. per week.

DOG LIONSIB.

William StioWand pleaded guilty to having a dog In
psneession on June sth without a Bootee, and wan
tined la and 1k INAte.

—iftli-utw—W-sitinvi, ol Wintasbonas Kingston, was
chimed with • similar oihsoos, and was fined la. sad
120. osits.—P.O. Dawson proved mob saws.

011OrLTT TO • BOILS&
William Ramsey, In the employ of Mr. D. Taylor,
was charged with cruelly to • horse by working same
whilst in au unfit state.—P.O. K. Pike, of ll
klatiavers, statod on June 4th he saw defeadaor:
Bald ploughing with two hones. Hs noticed ass
horse appeared is if in pan. He asked defended
what was the matter with the ash:tars shoulder. sad
the reply he received eat be did not know, but it bad
been galled since Lady Day. The polioseoestable
examined the horse, and found two raw wounds node,
the collar on the a shoulder one of which was tiro
inches long and one inch wide, and the other about
the fist at a shilling, and blood and matter was on the
collar. He told defendant it was not fit for work, and
instructed him to take it out, and if he did not do so
he should apprehend bin,. Lisfendant said hie master
wat w,U awes* the horse had wounds, but he had
taken the bores out that morning without his raseter's
kitowledve.—Fined 1.2 t. and 81. coats.
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O. Liffey was summoned for being draak and lyre
In the middle of the road at fiwanage, about or am
on Jun. Bth.—P.O. &winos proved SIN ease.—Defea:
dant did not appear, and, r • previous conviction was
proved against him, In was fined 7s. Bd. and 8,. ocets.
Thomas Hays .in pleaded guilty to brag drunk mid
riotous at Swart' on 9th June, and was fined 40e,
and 8.. costa, several peevious convictions berg proved
against him.
Thomas Balaton, ia the employ of Kt. C. Sommer
cab proprietor, at tiwanage, was oirreed with driving
• horse whilat in as unlit etata—Mr. P. B. L. Badge
defended.—P.O. Greenstock, stationed at dynamo,
stated on Thursday, June 4th, at 1010 Ant, he sew
defendant take a saddle horse from his employer sad
had It tier& the pier, when. there were sow*
carriages standlag belonging to ids sorter. The horse
appeared as if in pale, and defendant conunered to
take of time saddle, but said he must Dot do so yet as
the bone was rather wet. About balfro.hour after.
wards the polloe-000stable saw the hone barred is
• canine near the pier. Shortly after 19 he
saw nine perms get up In the carriagedmd.
they were going to drive to Corte .
He stopped the collage, and remised the hone is
questkm, sad found on the of side muter the poi •
raw etre about the ides of a shilling, and, placing bb
angers sear it, the horse flimsier sad It appeared to
be very pailful. On the near side nadir the pad was
an old sore about the du of lialf-Derows, full of
matter. It bad just wore through about the sir al
S sad the matter was rang out He told
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defendant to take the bone out, se it was in ea sail
▪ which was gooe.—Oroes examined by Mr. P. L.
Bodge How many hones dor &MOM keep /A
do not know.—Are you aware that the horse bad bra
Is the stable, for Dime days previously /—I deal
know, and rear say whether it bad lately bees
worked or not. —Was the sore on the of side about
the mist of • shilling ?—Yes.—And on the near aide
a half-i-orown I—Yee.—Why did you not examine
the horse before the peop's were Is the carriage ?
Bac .use the hone wee not then working.—P.C. James
Baellinz, having b en sworn, stated hi. Monition was
called by P.C. Grew, tock 1. tbi condition of tie
bone, and corroborated the evidenos.—Mr. 3
said it waa useless to deny that the sores wen laagatC .
animal. Mr. Samoan has a large number of homer
and did not see the bone on the morning in goodies,
neither did the driver. He should adl the stable
keeper to prove that the owner or driver had not
men the hone on that morning. It was most =lona.
nate for his drat that the ease could not come of
last time, as be had the veterinary surgeon, Hr. King.
from Bournemouth, to prove the bore was in a fit
state to work, and that it was impossible for the bone
to be in pain when wearing • pad similar to the one
produced.-0. Foot, having been swore, stated be
was • horse keeper for Mr. ennuoure. and on the day
In question he saddled • bores for his master. There
were sorts on the animal. but they were healed over.
The horse had bees in stable five days perkiest° this.
and had done no work. He was, therefore, perfectly
certain the sores were heeled over.—Defesdaat woe
Goad 4m. and lls. costa—Charles Summers was aim
fitted 7a, and fla. costa for allowing the hone ti be
worked whilst in an unfit state.
Henry J. Head was charged with driers furiously
a horse and cart, at Bore Bog* to the &user of the
arena publio.—Mr. P. E. L. Budge dran&A—P.C.
Busby stated on June 9th, at 8.15 p.m., he WM as
duty in the parish of Ben Begin, about one mile on
of the vil WaG,OO the Dorchaster-roat. Hess. defendant
driving • horse and trap; the hone was 1;6110086
furiously, and defendant was Mill urging it with
reins and whip. He could see him for about 600
yards, and he was urging it all that time; be road
bear the horse galloping for nearly • mile. When
he weed him he called out and told him be should
sot drive eo feat, and be at ore pulled up • little.—
Cron-exaraird by Mr. Bodge • Did not see any or
there by the name of BreelL Defendant had another
warn In the trap with him. He was quite sure it
was Irian galloping. He could see the bores for
600 yards before it mar up to him.- Charles Glover.
, essodeed by Mr. Budge, stated be was in oompanv
' with dotendaat on the day in question, and should
think the horse wae going at the rate of about tight
miles an hour. About half-a-mile before be saw the
policeman 11 stopped tbe trap, and bad some ooir
' venation with • person named George Burma
George Rostell, having bees called, stated he lived at
Tolpuddle, and met defendant on the day in question
at the roes nada, when the imp was stoDPei "d
he bad wale o inversatiou with the ocoupantc—Fiaed
coats lio.
Eliza Prfold was charged by P.C. Jorph Pearce
with allowing a horse to remain 1,. the parish of
Hordes with lee front legs tied, and lying I. the high
coat—Fined 6a. and costa, 154.
John Brown was chafted with tramg, at Wool.
In search game on had, belonging to Meetegu
Guest, Esq., P. IL L. Adende.l.
Frank Thomas, gamekeeper, stated as ISM Ilib be
wee going round hie beat about rem p.m., aed saw
defendant's dog chasing a bare on Lead in the
occupation of IL. Guest, Rag. The dog killed the bide.
About three minutes sitar be saw delendent come
down and take the here bona the dog. and bite_
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