The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12 00:00:00

WAZ SEAN.

Comm Parry Samosa. Toodßotoyo Mr. W.
M. CAlaaft (in the elmir),llr. 0. C. Ferrer,sad IN .1.
Haorkouvrortb.—Toostos Hood was ottomoood by be
Gutilloao of t.to Worsham Ualoa lot aospayoboot of

maintenance order arrears, anamoting
R. N. Howard prosecuted. —Mr. Bolen, re ievin,r
..flicer. proved the case—An order w m ,de
defendant to pay 6r. d .w.. a•. 15e. cod.. the rem 'ilnirr
to be pall lois.t.lase..ls • f 6 . pr we k--_j ere
o orer W4B out:anon. I kr • sim.l r 06
, arre.B
sin-noting t £1 3-. dur.-14.test was ma. fr
MINA, in f .ult t iWilni.ou .1 for 21
Jere Baker an I Hooey Brown. b•tth of Poole, w.r.
sommousri for trespistslog on land at Aroe, belonsi. g
L .rd Rldoe, on the 26th .1 January, in rear. h
game sod conies.—Mr. R. N. littwrrel and Mr. p.
L. Bulge paws:toted, and Mr. Dickinson
Willi.m Hill, on oath, eisid—O, Ssturday, th. 26th
January, abut Ivall.pe.t 11 m the monolog, i „ro, "
Prosetoo, at Arne, on land led....gins to I, rti Eli
I, w th smother named John 801 e.., w. c .ncral..l
the bulb..., 1110.1 saw two host, coining toward, tie
shore, with a lola lii each. The teen ,1„u,
bit
and then went back t their boat, soak, an
them &Lam the 'bore rows I a corn -r. I s,l/ 8r,,,,
null bin boat up on the shore, at.' wait itt oc the lend to Lb. with his band. in bin p tokets, Iki
&boot. me am, went back, to M • gun out of hi•
boat, and went into the cover, I should think. shoes
150 yard". I heard the rep oft .4 • sun, c
ott
not tell from where I wee whet he sh.d at. I aim,
werde went toward. where the report came from,
found .0.013 fresh bra ptiearanta' leathrrs on the
ground. l'he man bad no right whate.er 00th, laud.
I then ran to the bo.ta where the other ma, we.
who, when be saw toe, •bnuted to hi. colored, t,„
on. as she keeper was coming. Vb n I got to the
buts I sail tollßaker "All r.sht Jesse. 1b,,1g..t y
now, I shall swum ,n • you. ' Brown rot th - water
about 80 or 100 ssinis before linker took hi,, up. The
to lag, cnn
_bt other
nerri.arinml:ll,trb,brei
ozals,mr.d.bajvcauedriyni
b, int s al.artosi
saw but to n b ate, and defeudants were in them —on•
in each. The defendant I. known to me ar Harry
Brown, although I have aummnoel him a. If,"
8r0w,,. I was told by a Mr. Candy hi. name ese
Henry Brown. D. fondant Brown cam- nab re three
times before be brought a gun. I don't remember
hearing the report of • gun before I saw defendaLtr
come ...shore, neither did I fin • widgorm shot. I did
not metal... the IMMO of Domio7- I It'un I tw, his
pheaeaot.' feathers from the wing, but b .ve left them
boos.. Perhaps it. usual for • senseks per t..
in feather, when they have a eau. I do rod hO-,7;
defendant Brown's hr 4hers. Defendan 8C.., I'l
not come up foe his boat at all, but his ame for
it on Tueslay morning, and I velars t •gi,. it up.
There were two bookstalls the boat ina.krd 11. lire,,
but I did not draw my conclusions end summ .ns
defendant from that evidence. I was within &dodosoo
of three
_yards from defendant whin he ran into the
boat. Neither of our keepers have he-n t Pool, m
order to identify defend ustr.—John Bak Caine-
keeper, gave corroborative etridenc,—C orszonined
by Mr. Dickinroo : Do not know detention Bruise's
brothers. I_,. at one time, era. within • distance of ten
e.t.d. frog, Baer, but was not at any thall Dearer than
FPO or 100 yard. to Brown. I tank char:. --f thy host
that was left, and neither of the defeed.
ante have been since t' fetch it awry.—
Mr. Dicidoson, in defamers, said defer' lante tb•
morning ha quation were out siel.apeartog. The
weather was very rough and boisterous, and they watt
ashore at Arne for shelter. Previous to gong 'More
they hel been shooting widg on- and hal, is fact.
shot one bird, which might have bap, producnt ; ,sod
whit.t they were 'mu shore they sell. • wi.Lget, which
they sh .1 and wounded. Tney therefore shot at it
*Amin. and that report wee what the keepers board.
The cue woe considered proved, and dofeed.ota were
each fined 1.1 and B'. 61. oaets.—Sainuel Cobb. of
Bore Retie, was fine I 2r. 64. and ss. crate for allowing
cattle to stray on the 7th January es. Vas
orn•ed by P.C. B.mby.---John Greer., of issuer%
war summoned by P.C. Greroatick for beioe ,heoh
at tilwasege on the 23rd January, and wis• 6oed 6..
and no. oosta.--Wiliiau. Hob,. an I J. Dillin.:hate,
carters, In the employ Mr. Steven., stone merchant,
of 8 manage, were summoned for • brrach of the
tcomotivee Act.—Mr. R. N. H•.ward presented
Mr. Furtive, district surveyor. having bee, sw.wo, raid
be sow def.adants coming along the bighw•y, 'es the
10th of January last, fr Corte Castle to Wareham,
in charge of two waggons la ien with eh„, The
width of the wheels was his,.. inches, which e„eid
admit • load of 8 ton 15 cwt. only The stone win
weighed at the Bonth-Western Railway •tsti•..., a
NH Wawa, Inglis dog the load, weighed 5100 3 :wt.
2 qrs., and the other 4is 7 cwt I ors.—Mr. Stevens,
stone much/ant, who appeared Oa b,-1% rlf of his men,
4.1 d he was not aware ens thiog was wrong, and
promised snob a thing should not occur again,
llefendsolo were each fined se. and 5-. costs,