The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-11 00:00:00

BRIDPOILT.

PLZAEMNT"Faie"RecuLLtcrions.—At the Borough
Police-court, on thursday, three very interediog canoe,
&riding out id the fair, CAUId on fr hearing before the
Mayor (Charles Edmunds, Esq.), Ley. Lissy, and T.
Edmunds, Edq.
"Ye bl4llll or CH tkok."—John Criddle, holding a
pedlar's CetUtleate, wait charged in canto ,7 with oteal-
rig 6c1., propel ty of Chastise Audress, on the p eel run
eveoing.—Prisuner pleaded not guilty.— i he evideuoe
of predecutor, clad, went t prove that on the l•revitiue
evening he wear. Le a 4411 kept by pridonrr, mad
placed a sixpenuypiece on the board. He had no
play for it, and ',Hamer refused to give it up
P.C. Baker said be .aw severdl parsons at the .toll,
where were ,wisoner and another man. tie saw prose-
cutor put dewu a sixpence. Ju•t then P.C. Hoare
.p ike to prisoner about shutting up ihe stall. Prisoner
took up the eli,oet.oO3 aid shut up the dtal. The boy
afterwards asked bun for the sixpence, and be said he
hat nut had he oast numbers
round the stall. He watched some little tune, and
then 414 ',Amuse he should apprehend hun if he nit
diut up the still. lie came bacit, sad sow pridouer
",huttiug up." Audis:tie compldin ,d to wituesd, who
went bock and asked prisoner t • give up the money to
the lad. Ile said he hat not ha it, and bat ri•d a
aixpeues abeut him. He ap deheuded —l' .C.
..aker caul there was plenty of time td appropriate the
money between the time wbea tie saw prumeer take up
the money auil P.C. Hoare ask him for it. At the
station he was searched, ant a threepeony-piece and
some coppers found on him, but no dispenuy-pieos.—
Pri,ner being formally charged, pleated not guil y,
aud elected to be trial l.y this Courts—the May .r
all they found him guilty, sod he would be tined
LO.. 61. in default 14 days.—Prisoner procured the
.ney irom his frieods.
Soodatms WITH HOlial-lezdilaa.—Fieory
horse-de .ter, was rumulousei at the iustau. of
Frederick Ituberts, of the seine fia..ernity, for a...Ault-
Mg him on the previous day, for whim he reepetr.d
him to find swedes of the peace.—Mr. %bi 01.. (deeded
not guilty with great empbesid.--Coutplaivaut vail
NLauley had threatened him "on and ea did,ut 20
Liam,. On the utoruii.g previous he was at the h,rde-
t dr, when defendant welked by, spat upon Min, and,
with a waiji iu his ila i, threatened to knock hie
wain' out, usina an oath. He wad alway tureateuiiig
him and hi, family.—Oefendant declerel he lii not
threaten him—'• wash be might never ito to Heaven If
he del." He was " wilitully kirtjereci ; wilfully put
up.., genleinen.' —William K demi..., eon of the nom-
inal...set, deposed to tee assault • and for the defence.
Mentey c ale I Heel .min ewatfiei'd, of Bedminster, who
dant complai 'ant would "•wedr auytutog f..r a pint of
niter." (I. daghter.) Swadield saul ha saw Iteeerte
opit iiv,r Manley, when It.,berts. cro sail he would
beet his father b-a n 4 ~it if he di I tkO out a
•ummo is for Ni inley.—The Bruch thought it beet to

hoot•R Vie case.
TRIALS or Thorner,
tisholeihr, &c., E..t-street, W.IS ch aged in cus:ody
with being drunk ..nd diwoder.y ..n the pre, jou. day.
—Pleaded not guilty.-I'.o. Waage said be saw priaourt
betwe .n twelve and one, when his wife Wag afraid to
go home li-etuse of hie threw'. lie struck his mother-
inJaw twic aud knocke I her d .wn —The Sergeant
sal I he ba.l previous to thi. &denied prisoner to he
.j-ii-t.--Fined 9.. 61. includ ng c0d..., in default ii
dayr.—Prieo .er, who bad no money, Was remowei in
nark) ly.
' STEALING • RABBIT TIIIE.—At the County P.ollcs,
on Saturday, brf re J. %I. P. Niontvgne. E-q ,anl S.
W. Whethant. Bigg, lab now, of Ifew-
wood, Thor. c 'tube, was chaige 1 with meeting • rabbit
trap, • slue 9.1 , toe prop rty of Mx. Sintooo S tell, .1
Grighvf Farm, rhorne..mb l'be it isecu.,r 11. nti-
tie.l • rabbit tr to pr.aloced ; awl Robert Rowland, •
led in th. emoloy of pioncut .r. rat 1 ho led maw the
trap mi Tu.rday night, io hie mac er's stable. It we,
on the We-In eirlay turning he miwe it. He ha se -a
prisoner co that day about the prendoes.-o.e. Pik,
pr .y.. 1 g .ing to the hoe.: of pris in it. at HOWWO.ri/,
rhorncombe, gni 'eking him If he wasn't at Grighay
n the previous evening, lie 'all he we. not, neither
bit he saen a trap there. Witn-es apprehended him
ii nuipimion. lie then &fleet him if he
b-ought back the tra:, whether he wo aid any aeything
.hont the matter ; but witne.a toll tiiin to pr rluce it.
Pris mer th o took it ft ,m a dung-heap, and it warn
identified hy the t.rosscutor.—Pleading guilty, prisoner
war sentenced ti t days with h .r.l labour.