The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25 00:00:00

WARITIAN.
COUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

TcrunAY. —Before Lieut-Colonel Manse!, W. M.
Calcraft, 9.19., and Captain Fyler.
T ease against Jane. Talbot, wbonmei frum last
ses.ion, for trestwowing on !awl bringing to qr..
Rodgett, of Sandford, was distiiimel.
- tephen Brown, of Sle,..,age, wa.
P.C. lireenstock for being drunk at Swanags .m
tiG
October. —Defendant did not appear, and the CU.
being clearly proved, he was fined 6. and 9,
Albert Summers. f Swanair"..a4 lined lOs and
54. omits for a similar dence on November 9th —P.c.
Greenatock WM the informant.
Walter B.ty • lad, residing at Beer Regi..
guilty to trmpaming in search
.of gam.. on lid,
belonging to Mansel Pleydell, lvt., and wa. fimed
3.5. and Tn. cords.

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1...”, _ u a labourer. residing It Slrsnacs,
was summoned by George Horlock for trespassing nn
hisland in m..arciu ifgam,., and conies on 2nii Novsin•
her last —Defendant pleYied not may
Horlock, having been sworn. saa : h, sund, 2nd
November, abut II in the morning, I wan in ne
my fields and saw defendant run acr.o. and lut„,
on the wall I ran across to him. and c th.e git
down the other side. I saw a black fig in ths .ther
field conning a hare. While I sva, watching ills
dog defendant ran away I waited till tb.
returned, and watched where it a:eta. I aftenrsch
found the dog with defendant in a gitirry. I..he
Vye, butcher, a SWanafer, g:‘,o
evidence —l)efendant wan tined r. and 9. cit., y
14 days' imprisonment.

11;rnen wan summoned by Thome, Kendall
of Winfrith Newburgh, for ntealing a bowl .oti
No, ember.— lir Mckinnon appeared foor dolomite,
and pleaded guilty. —l).tveil Kiu g. on oath :
am employed by Tkoinan Randall to look after fowl.
and do general far work. I went throoigh the met
m
about half-pant twelve and the fowl, were tinge
then. I had not been away long before
heard the noine of the fowl. being diensieg,
I went back and heard the wheel, of a wagons
•ing away I looked down the nod and me the
prisoner. I then went to the yard, and fogad
quantity oof feather., I nunneoll a fowl, and the one
prodlleett in the one I mines& Elton Splacklon,
police nergeant, ntationed at Winfrith Newburgh, oa
njah, nail : hl Frblay lent the last n awl witness
came to me and toll me he had niunni e hint em
sunpected Itorite. I went to Berne.' hone., and
botinoi prinomor in the hack-hone' picking the led.
I too him into citstely, and took the loiel to the Ise
named witnew, who identified it. Prisoner tibt
denied having ntolon it, but afterward. adinitteol kayo
ing done so, lout said he should not hay...lone it if
he had not been in drink —Prienee elected to le
tried summarily. —Fined 40n, owls+ inclusion'
William Tubbh, wan nummened for a breach el thn
Klucatiom .‘et —The ewe W 34 prove I by .lohn
Bridle, School .tttundasiou (Ave.—Fined 2. 01,
including a...tn..

George Squibb, of Swan', wa4 fiii,/1 yna
inaita for being drunk at Swanagr n 9th N"%etubet.
P.C. 9reen.t..ck waa the inforiiiiint.

Arthur Swyers WWI summoned by P C. .lehn 11111
for riding a bicycle on 9th Met at Illoawi.riti
having a lighted lamp attached.—lhibinilant plead.d
guilty, and war fined 3.. awl lir. costs
()trim.. Nobly., if Wareham. applied on behall of
Mr. Richard Hardy for an ejectinent eider
ade on .I.ilin of Knighton. —liranteit.
(imorfie Curti.n was by hk, tot
perinitaing ilrunkeimms in hi' hour, on iiotoir.r ICUs
1a4.--.l)efornilant pleaded not guilty. —I'.C. ia
virited hiure at fimrikni.
on the day in question. awl found two men, named
Bonfield, there drunk awl .marrelling. Ile called do
fondant's wife'. attention L.i them, mid told ht if ihe
wanted any arrirtance he would Ivelti lier to get there
out. She declined, and he left the him., Ile
returned again at ...men p.m., an found the ram, ten
men there very drunk, and raw the defendant 4,11441
them with a pint if hoer. Ile told him he ought to
know better than wiry.. !nen in that -tat.'. Debra
dant raid " That', my tourinerr, not your," Ile tek/
him h.. should report it, and he would hear bother et
it. lie then began abusing 11611 WO .ant trill n
want such —rear he in hi. hove.. The mi.', we iivy
drunk.—lhrferidant's wife was then sworn, and :
She remembered the policeman coming in on the day
in The men Bonfield did nid get drank in
their house They went down to the Globe bin and
g t drunk, and had not been in their him-. abiad
Ave minutes. —Supreintenelent Fsitt,am sari the bin«.
had nut been conductssl properly for
an.l the defendant had been cautioned. —The maps.
tratos considered it ‘11.•..1 a very bail can,,
he had abused the policeman in the execution of his
duty, and fined the defendant 1:4 10ii, and Ifie emu.