The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-01-23 00:00:00

haara de+erve st'rei
olneted, and the 0,
Rev. M. Gi

Prrry SIMICYM
.1. Puke, the Hon.
mtnl the Rev
Mr. Edwin Tania
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lIRCTAL Arelat:LT AT WINFRITII.
jam Mslvqr, Robert Baker, Will i ans A ~'I cam, awl
J.,,leph Ileml..tt, four labourers it Wintrith Newburgh,
wenn smotipined far 0.11i31110110 WIIIII{III Paine, a labourer
of the ,onto place, on the 27th Ihwentlier, at Winfrith.-
Mr. It. N. Howard, of Weymouth, protectited ; Mr. M. O.
Wimton, id I ionilieder. defett,l.l.--CompLaittant stated
that lattween 3 and I o'clock in the afternoon of I tweedier
27th, he Was ;Poing to Mr. Bulliwk's house, to pst for s onto
pigs, and on the way he went into the Rising Sim inn In
change a sovereign. The defendants awl othent sere
there, lie had a pint of beer, ant three men drank with
him. I 'hart, Paid ii, wino Waa them amid It,, ball 001101011
him 'if gain:: across his ground, hut lie hail wit done Si,
anti the defendant Itiallep interpoaeil and said it was • Tanums Score, a
he hail not been ace .°'i the ground, and wrung his mimed by his wif,•
fist in hie hem, anil saitl he woulil knoek hit Item iitY if im have beim cenintia
maid it again. lie then drank up his beer awl Ito t, and • ber.--The c ... tidal.
Bishop followed him out and when in thin win li strack the latter allowingl
hint in the psoll with his list lie struek Ili shi in 011013 with to he tlat, she ha.,
a small stickle bad in In,/ hand in return, awl thin, went is at preaent stavil
away. Baker threw stifles at him in the reh M :e:a one of question complain%
them struck him in the its, Ile went to Mr. Bullock's her, quarters. Whe
house, and stayed there for seven 'Jr eight ... i.. Met. Ile in bed :ma ei,.,,,,i I
lientnl the men were all 1111 l nd the holm Waiting for him, her. -The Bench It
and in conseneelwe went through Mr. Itallmat's garden at Ow It ii' Anil II
nind into the public read, hoping to inisnt the nmrgeant of Jima.pit lbogerx, of
poll, jest as be got into the road the ellen coins up, keeping a dog wit
awl Baker threw stones at 1t.... again; Andrew,. and •.,,,, lit. ,1
.r.i 5..
Verrintt stoplAri I ' and held him back, whilst Iti,hop .h.lia Barys,v, Ile
thrattual at his tonal. Ile should think he received more snnin,,,,,i for
than forty blows, and his head was ea open in several Jannarr 113th. -Pm
places. Hewlett took his stick away and kept it. noel hit r Ise against the I,
Min in the head a tlllll4 or two with it. -ft as Maw wits proved toy P.I
Was bolus.' li inciting the men to go on b
. lie 011...e1l as ant is. n 4.1. costa, 0
loud as lit could for help, and his daughter 0.11110 up, upon Barnes Iris. and I
which the men reissue...l him. lie went with his tlanghnnr to 56, al. cost 4., he !
the home of P.S. Hill, leit he was not at hm oe. Mrs. IWI let twelvemonth.
his daughter have three Ids of water to wash Ilk head, AA STLAI.I,II: rOWIrI.
there was so much blood. He felt eery faint, and suffered !
from the effect of the Mows for several 'lays. Ile went ' Frarip'A Shag, a miserable.looking young lalonurer a
imtuo 24... and tw chickens la., the property 'if Alfred
VerninXl, Was ch. ...reti ili eustisly with 'toiling two hens,
Inoue, awl about 'even in the evening went to the
otiwrlastaitutilthishihinead.-.1n1ieer...161
ialistn..dof J4numryr..-. S. izt.,,rly.
.afatitairyl..tirs.t.ll)eis the fowls were
Mayor, fanner an. innkeeper, at Verwmod, on mahout the
them in the pos. aaitm of Walter Bartlett, a higgler at
e'"'nx:Cathie3.liining'at:'titi'h.o'noulino;cia'W'glr'.ititniesltilth‘cefliplainaut denied that he
provoked or struck Mabel. Isnfore he was aMallited. Ile I '"' I P. I", King found
! Yemeni!, who lo milt them of prisoner for is. SI , about
nnni,f ,the I three weeks ago -Prisoner pt. Weil guilty, and said in
believed that he did make Bishop's heath bleed a little
, etint.tuerituahetifioinallz 1.1.; di
titierititzhani,..r.r.,,,...i,:ti.talai i at
rtrh.,e,,twilmmrtio
when he struck him with his stick, lint he diil net stain
him.-Imbella Brine, complainant's daughter,
was at Knighton, on the afterwan in question, and hear-
ing fil,e'''''eeel". '''' the rued• sed thitthi" it to I"' her Ito hie work. I,n hoped the View!. would be lenient
father's voice, she ran to the spot.. She found IfeWlett i ~,aaribi him.
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in hal a foli.anin
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loathing her father whilst Bishop beat him with a stick, "'
een in triad le Isffore lout 'it ,of c.onaidei :Won for hi.
and Andrews Was toOki lig on. The men went away when tins b
they saw her. lier father's head was covered with Mood, sickly wife and child the Bondi seittenceil him to •
si s
his shirt was wittirated with re it, and the was SIIIIIO Ote n e menthe hard lat am only.
...e. Henry R; htl'r?"l4,4laNilarntitil...P.l;take6l.ll.- yo..niftn, of Chil•
o,untl. Ile Was faint from loss of blood, mil she took
him to the sergeant's house. anti washed his _head '
Plaree t Constalile Haim I for wilfully and erectly torturing
bridge Farm, Wi tiborne, env aumminitsi by Deputy Chief
ill three waters. She saw two broken
and many [UMW on his head. tier father was
twin lionset by n loWinl: then. to nnuain in a meadow
very giddy, and Ito had since complainel of
flooded by water, at Highlighter., Winthorne, between the
pains in his heatL-E is Tarr, housekeeper to Mr. :pill of !Ince:libel- and the I ith of Jannary.-Mr. Atkinson,
Bullock, stated that whilst complainant was at her ,
wt. hail been Primed tin malamute lot Mr. Ciolnitii, the
master's house tou the afternoon named Andrews anti
recretary of the .' sniety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Baker came and asked if Brine was in the house. Si,,,
Animals, in briefly opening the Case, expremsal I ' 'V
.114 he was, and they told her to go and tail hill. they
ma satisfied, froni what he knew of Mr. Richards, that it
wanted him. Brine said he dart:say they hest come after
Wm a case of mtlission rather than of cm 1111 l itssion.-P.O.
Wionalell said lie was en thin Code turnpike roast im the
him because he gave Bishop a " lap" by the side of the
head with his stick, and added that lie would do so again 30th DerembeN awl nearly all the Illert.loWS between
if he could etime at him. She told the men what Paine
St. Julian's Bridge mid I 'orfe were at tint time flooded
with water. i' r two horse, on a piece of green ground
het said, and gave Andrews some water to wash the blood
off the face of Bishop, ma he was faint. -Fautuan Jane
near high . which was not &noted, telt it Wall
Hill, wife of P.S. Hill, sail Brine and his daughter mains
surrounded rator. Ile was too far ttff to see Isow
to her house about four o'clock in the afternoon of
large the pi. ground Wag that was not flomitsl. -
December 27th. Brine's head and rsght side of the taco
i Henry hire. .14 roadeigui, said he wa+ working en the
were covered with blast, and tie WaS faint, it appeareo,
rimilt on the stli of January and saw the horse+ in a Held
from leas of blood. Ills daughter Wastleil Ilk head in walking up Wel .I,iwn in water that was 001110 way up
three lots of water. Brine's head was broken in two
their legs. Thera, was no portion of the field that he could
IL-ones, and the back Part of his heal was very m 1". h
---- tee limit what AM Heeded, awl no grass that the horns
bruised.-P.S. Hill said he went home about seven in the
could eat-in reply to the Bench witneas whnitteti that
evening of Decetulmr 27th, and found oomplainaut and
there might ha,',' been a partien of the field where there
his daughter there. Ile examined Brine, and found that
was no water. -nt". Stine said hiss,, two booms walking
his head was broken In two places, and very lunch
about the held ion the 12th of January, and the Null Was
sWoliell. Brine appeared to Ire iIL -Mr. Weston a.illrereee•a
not covens] with water then. On the I Ith of Jarman' ho
the Beach for the defence, inn'! contended that Brine
found one of tIM horses lying dead its a hollow of the field,
brought the whole thing upon himself by first wisaulting
reported the fail to Mr. Rieharls. -la erestamantintioft
Bishop. by Mr, Tantiet the constable Raid the only meant of
Before deciding this cam the Bench heard a cross-
getting to the old woall have been to ernes the river in
immtuons against William &by, for assaulting j,,,0
Bishop, at the tame time and place.--John lbslom said in mut, awl tl • current wa, very string-Mr. Tanner,
who appeared for the defence, admitted that Mr.
lie was M the Rising Sun Inn on the afternimn of the 27th
Hammond hta only done hi, duty in bringing the cam
of December, when Brine cattle in. Brine called for a
forwarded, lint that he sheath le able te Clearly prove that
pint of beer, and ask.' him and othels to partake of i it. the char= of enmity wasa groundless one. Having spoken
of the high position Mr. Richards held antingst the
Ile drank with Brine, i.vhio told him not to come across
his field again. Ile eaPI he had net dm' so yet' en".,
agriculturists Vhe county he detalled the ciremnstanem
Brine called him a liar, and he returned the compliment. tbo
affair.
Thin highest Dart of the meadow was called
Brine drank up lima beer and walked out of thin house, and uhf
Ile advise Hie,
d not tt o - '. sod as it hart never heen rovertpl with water

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the appheattott of 11
Mr+. Mart' S.Phit
Mr. T.intio
cottage agnimt Mr.
but it tran.min..l t
tintie.,to .1
Minch refused tit., 0

11 AND WIER.

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'cklaver, of Wintborne, WWI 11111 11.
:,111.11 S,-,re, (I all a.,alitt alle4od to
I a WiTIOMMIIe 4'41 the 11th of Decent,
nit ae.l le-r 111141.3.0 n ... living alert
.1 To. a week, and her grievance ...etas
I d the rani , 4 the rlii.lreu. Itefendant
with hir fa.lier, :mid on ml, die In
t proceeed dto the 111.01.11,01•1 MN* imp
defendant ratite h !he (mind her
I er front the 1i0n..., lout did not drike
4.1 limit compl.tinant had no bri-itte.a
•vi,.1.w.1 the time,

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.Intnk awl 11,4.14. at I,lllg 114111, on
aptloannl Font W.W.11 guilty ; the
'.her deleti hot+, who itnt not apin•ur,
. Porrell. ltenett tteonl Eaton IN.,
nitoronl I u. toontl. : Henry
. N 4. ...It,. Ittni John 11.trnen CI font
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cants' to him to coins out. was go,
and did not, and Brine then came and I•ailed him a e.itirt
tune. Ile then went out, and Brine struck him near the
temple with his stick, and he staggered against the dunl
of the porch. Ile did not strike Brine or give Wet any
provocation before that. The landlady took hint into
the lack kitchen and washed his (see with limit/, and
stuck 00 00100 paper. Ile went to Mr. Bullock's afterwards
to tinil Brine, and when he saw him como out he raili after
him and blinvii passel on I poth sides. Ile Omuta not have
pike after Brine if he had not struck hint first.--,Annie
Him., wife of John Hibbs, said she was the daughter of
the lansil.ly II( the Rising Sun, and W3S helping her
mother at the publichiiiise on the afternoon in question.
She saw Brine strike Bishop with a stick and knock him
back senseless agiviu.-4 the porch, aud that mat the oily
blow struck. She,took Bishop into the lack kitchen and
witaht.sr him, and gave him some brandy. -Mr. Howard,
in addressing the Bench for the defence, said the lapse of
time between Bishop being struck and the gr.ol outrage
on his client, showed malice aforethought, and the cross-
summons was evidently an afterthought to enal de Bishop
to give his version of the affair. Ile appealed to the
Bench to dismiss the charge against hi: client—Thu
Chairman said the four !lien hail no right, in cold blood,
to attack Brine in the way they Ilia, no matter what hail
taken place isifore. Bishop, wki appeared to bo the
worst, woubl have to pay a line of LI unit 6s. 6d. costs,
Baker, Andrews, and Ilewlett tines of let. and 6, GI.
costs each. Brine slid not behave as he ought to have
done, and he was need ss. and the costs, !b. By the leave
of the Bench, Mr. 'toward withdrew a charge against
Thomas Hibbs of inciting Bishop. Baker, Andrews, and
Rowlett to ounouit a breach of the peace.
William Cheennan, a soldier, of Wintcrliorno White-
church, who diil not appear, was NUIIIIYOUOII by a young
WOllll4ll of Beni Regis, named Mary Jane Saint, to show
cause, itc.—The Bench made an order on defendant to Pay
applicant la. tid. weekly.

----- Plot, and aa it had never -.--
Mr. II ichards,end !do heiAll.llll, MA well, had often turned
horses ml rattle them in caw,' of thcal for .fety. An
41 horse and it dairyman's colt were put into the it ead.rw
for the winter, and the horse -whith was a very 01l one-
from a dull or mini.' other ranee died, hot the colt had
thrived wrmilerfully well. Thmughont this impreredented
Hood " High I ot" was never oncticovered with water, and
the lywaea had plenty of fool te eat. It would have horn
imposysiltle, noreover, for anyone to have gat at the horses
without ri..kin4• their liars, iu onuaNnence of the state of
the ground afld the strong current of the river, whieh
would have to he cr0..1. Mr. Tanner we. shunt to rail
witty... to pore the. facts., Wikoll Kr. Atkincon sai.l he
WOK only instrncted in the 1.1014, that morning. awl as he
felt that thea', who lineight the case forvrar.l had mistaken
the cirruinstattorm be withdrew the charge--Mr. 'B.-bards
maid he hod not had a isefore in his life, but
exprenwsl his 'satisfaction that the matter bail lstea
mildiely explained, and thanked all parties' concerned for
the courtesy they had *hewn him.
Marsh rine and G.sru. Nathaniel Grill's, labourers, of
Kinson, were alunimoned by Mr. Wren, head gainekeePer
to SFr Ivor Bertie Guest. Bart, for tr....naming in ...arch of
come on land' in the occupation of Mr. Mark Vine, at
Kinson, on thl,-Ith Jannary.-Neither of the defendants
appeared, and lit we. stated Vine was in ille Uniui in,
an-1 unable to attend, the charge against hit.. Will• not
tine into to-diy. -Henry Runways, under-gamekeeper to
B Sir Ivor uses , mid he ma- the defendant Griffin on •
niece of enclosed land at Kineon. lament 12 o'clock ii. the
day-time on January Ith. l/efendant had two dogs with
him-a greybotind and a lurcher-and he ma them kill
something but he could not tell what. Defendant came
toward. him, and the dog an a hare How up to where he
we.. Ile charged the defendant with the trespass', and he
raid he we. sorry for it. Ile took possession of the doge,
an-I defendant afterward, came and owned them.-Tho
ileirn'h llfiodaanedefGadtscl";;,li:lasand li
lorl' c'isus:?"n; was summoned for
tresoas4ng in siemrch of game on land in the occupation of
the Hon. Brantley Berkeley, on the 31st of Dosember. at
Kinson.-Mr. Tre•vanion prosecuted.-Harry Broomfield,
keeper to Mr. Berkeley, sail he saw a dog workings piece
of -heath land on Sunday morning, December 314.
Defendant watched the dog for a quarter of an hour, and
went to the animal twice In the heath.-Defendant an
old offender, but the Bench gave him another chance, and
fined him only 10a., including costa.

POACHERS ASSAULTING A GAMEKEEPER.
George [loam Prrderick gallop, Chart, Woodford, and
Arthur Georg, Harvey, the last-named a hey, four
labourera, of Canton% were suriniiiimol for trespassing in
search of game, at Canton], on Janoar, sth, on land in
the nowieseion of Mr. William John Browne, of Nfirler•
house, and Hoare and Gallop Nero further rimmed with
assaulting Charles ramillia,ni, be.l gamekeeper to Mr.
Browne, —Mr. Tanner proseented Mr. it tki nson defended.
'harks Farquharson mid he was on the Mirky gommlo
on the afternoon of January oth, in C 0111131111), with Mai.,
input, an under-keeper. .tbout throe o'cloek tln r arias
into a field adjoining The lane
divided a rover and 'eerie of rough land from the held,
and when near the between ti,e bell awl the land
he SSW two me* no the other mile of the one. The 'lien
were stooping 'town, and one of them threw a rabbit front
the cover to the other men in the lane. He (Tent ii
close to the hedge and l,e.kiei throiigh, and caw
ford and Houma, They were on the rough griumi Oil
the border 0 tne cover. Someone and
al:trued the 1114-111 .411.1 they mit off down thy -to II?-"
wards Broralstione. II Met the men oo the toe of the
hill, and then went back to the spot where be bad seen
them Bret. He found a net there. Whilst at his home
about seven o'clock the same evening he saw two men,
whom he thought to be Woodford and Hoare, go down