The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-01-11 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1876.

likely to be disabled for another week or two. Hatcher, who
was spçrebcnded at the time, bad been committed for three
calsnáz months hard labour. Henry Spewing of Horton,
who was summoned ae a witness on behalf of the
police, proved seeing Hatcher kick the constable, who
calla I upon him (the %Unties) to assist ; but Wright's
conduct was to violent that he was afraid to interfere,
sail the defendant advised him not to The magistrates
toll this non that he had rendered himself liable to very
severe punishment in not &misting the constab'e when called
on, —The defendant had only a very tune excuse to offer. Ile
called a witness. Jib kntell, of Shaftesbury, but he did not say
anything of the resistance —The magistrates considered that
the defendant hail been guilty of a most e• woolly act. Ile was
liable to a penalty of Alt), and the sentence was that he be
final CO, or in default of payment two calendar months' hard
labour —The money was paid.
Mr JosepA A Was, it Horton, was summoned by the Deputy
Chief Constable for eel wfully moving certain shoes on the
highway at the parish of Woodlands, on the Ist nit the said
'beep being there and then affected with the foot said mouth
disease. -The defendant plinded guilty rvi soil his shepherd
moved the sheep without a thought. —Penalty gle awl Os costs.
llenry Bailey, of Sutton. (Immo St Michael, woodman,
was summoned for having been drunk on the highway at the
parish of Wimborne St Odes, on the 27th ult—P C. King
proved finding the defendant lying by the side of the road at II
at night —Ppn.tlty.lol and 9s costa
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him whew they parted. —By prisoner: Did you not brisk open the
box In Shootwelle? No.—Did you not have two pleas out of
the four? No.—Th father of the boy Hughes here asked
witness a question through the magistrates. Why was it you
did not say what you hare now meted at the Pollee-station? I
do not know I adhere to my former atittement.—Jesse R. flillinghain said he was • smith in Bridport. One morning
about three weeks ago the prisoner, who worked for him father,
came to him with a roll of wire and said " •oe what I found
list night What will you give me for Witness said it we,
no use to him. Ile told him he would keep it If he liked, to
see if there was any enquiry fur it. Ile gave It to Mr W.
Woodward to try and find an owner for It. Mr l'andall came
to him and he told him what h had done with It --Walter
Woodward entitled his father as auctl.meer. Ile reeiived from
last witness some wire to try and find owner for. The wire
remained in his poinession till Wednesday last when he gave It
up to the notice —Willis.,, Milli. sail about three weeks ago,
the prisoner came to him, and said "See what I have picked
up." Ile asked him what he would give for it. Ile told him
he had a witness, Brooks in Allington who saw him pick it up
The wire remained in my possession till he gave it up to the
police.—Tlie Mayor said he should like to say whilst the
witnersea were present, the proper coune would have been, to
have taken it to the pollee-station. —Prisoner pleaded guilty.
—lle was then charged with stealing lib. bra's weight, the
property of Levi limuuways.—Levi Sideways, a butcher at
Loiters, I eta lib. bras, weight from the market on the 2-2nd of
December. The weight produced was his property. It has
been broken : the value of the weight it from 4e to 51 lle
could nottell exactly.—P.C. Gametal yesterday was in company
with Gale making coquilles and found that prisoner had
ill his poeseedon three hrs.s wei2hts which he hal sold in lit.
Michael's twee, to Thomas Hill for 5,1. Went to Thomas
liilrs
hone- and asked him if he had Immght any weights. Ile said
no, nor his wife either Saw the weialde now produeod, and
charged pricer with stealing tin weight*, and he admitted it.
—Hannah Hill, wife of T1,.,,,,a 11.11: Last Saturday night
prisoner brouglit three weights to her hollft and asked her to
buy them. Ile asked 50, and witness bought them for 54.
The weights remained ii, her posiession till yesterday morning
when they were taken charge of by the pelice.—Prironer
pleaded guilty. -Sentenced to one unintlfs imprisonment for
rim ogee,e of stealing wire, and two weeks' imprisumuent for
second offence—Another care against prisoner of stealing two
weights the property of Thomas Crabb, butcher, was not gone
,to_',e magistrates severely censured Mrs Hill for biz) Mg
the weights, inore especitlly for denying it to the police, and
advised her to b 'wire cautious in future, to save being
prosecuted

George rii-onge. o Whitborne, pleaded guilty to hating be n
drunk on the 24th ult, and was let off on paying 7s costa.

MR. FOWI.RIt AT—BRIDPORT.
Mr. R. Fowler of Whitchurch, the tenant farmer
candidate of the County, attended the Christmas Dinner,
at the Greyhound Hotel, Bridport, on Wednesday
January sth, awl delivered an address. The company
numbered shout 70. Mr. It. Damen, of Dorchester, pre-
sided, and Mr. W. Elmwood occupied the vice-chair. After
the customary local toasts, the Chairman, proposed the
health of Mr. It. Fowler, and urged the company present,
to support his c-anilidature. Mr. Fowler then addressed
the company present, at some length, stating his views
and opinions on several subjects, m ire especially agricul-
tural. The Vice-Chairman in a few remarks, stated he
should pmmote Mr. Fowler's interests to the best of his
pnver. Thu concluded the business of the meeting
although a great many remained to keep up the festivity
of the Christmas dinner for some time. The band of Ist,
D.R.V played a selection of music, outside the Hotel, for
some time during the evening.

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