The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-07-19 00:00:00

Cummins Krum was summoned fore breach of the pesos.
Mr. Weston, of Dorchester, applied for in adjournment. Ills
client had been served with a summons for an assault com-
mitted in April. and he had a great many Iltharas to call. )et
he only received the vummons yesterday at one o'clock.—
Knight put In an appntrance ; but his conduct and manners
were such that Mr. We-ton repeatedly warned him he should
withdraw, utilise he ceased talking. and lot Mal (Mr. Wanton)
conduct the caso.—AdUourcled till Friday.
WILDIlliaDa T. BOOT* J. Drew, E.g.
Witaiss waa charged with vagrancy by sleeping In an
area at No. 5, at. Andrew's-square, having no place of abode,
and no viable means of subsistence. P.C. Hanaford found her
in the area about two o'clock on Wednesday morning. On
being waked up, she made 1110 of vrry obscene lanituage, and
refused to give her name, on which .ho aas brought to the
station. The ituverint.ndent told the zustristrates that she
had Irmo refused almittanoe to her father • house, on account
of her misconduct.—Sentanced to one month's Imprintxunent
with hard labour._ _ _

haTr•D T. —Before the Mayor N. Howard, E4q.),
and J. thew, Req.
The irreprerible °sour Fuse was charged with being
drunk an I eleeping in • chair opposite Charlotte.row at 2e m.
P.C. McMahon found the man, woke him up, and asked him if
ice had any Weee logo to when he said he was never hsppier in
his life. The constab e had behre found him in Lower B. nil-
street, and again on • door-step in the Royal-terrace. The
man was drunk It was about an hour and • half between the
first time and the last.— Prisoner rid he never enjoyed !outsell
better in his life, watching the tide. He thrured them "to his
goodneet" that he win not drunk, and bad only had rev,ii
glued of beer all clay. —The Mayor reminded him that he had
only come out id Dorchester gaol the sarne day when prisoner,
who is a 0.4 engineer, replied that his Imprisonment had cost
him f_2oo, as he had been obliged to employ men to do his work.
—The klapir asked prisoner why he did n..t leave the town
where be had gut into so much trouble.—Prieoner : I am •
gentleman and can't run assay. My character is dearer to me
than my life !—The Mayor said, considering prisoner had Jost
rums out of gaol, they would only give him • light punishment
—• fine of 5e and ants, could prisoner pey - Prisoner said
someone would be fund to pay it. (gobbing) I am much
obliged to sour worships ; I can't run away.
EDMUND WllllO.Ol wan charged with stealing • quantity of
wood value D. ed, from a yard beiorgriog in Kr. Dodson,
builder, Commereial-road.—P.S. Brine proved that prisoner la
his pemenue, adulated taking some boards, and offered to give
them no to Mr. D darn, who had charged him with stealing
them from the yard. Prisoner said he had 111 MAI more wood at
his houseocitieh lie would give up. and he asked Mr. Dodson to
forgive him. Its went to his how, took NOOIO wood direct
from the coal hole, and gave it up. There was • quantity if
weal sawn up, sod packed up as if for remoral.--Prisoner
pleaded guilt), and a-kid for the Bench to deal with the case
at once.—Mr. Daimon rid he did not sti•h to prim for severe
punishment. —Fri oner had nothing to say, except that. he
, honed the Bench would forgice him; he had a wife and flee
children.—The Mayor rid prisoner wan liable to imprisonment
for three months, and they were hound to give him some
puniehment. He was In • position of trust, and there was noth-
ing more *ethos than • servant robbing his master. They
would make tine punishment as light as possible, considering
the priftmer's fancily, and w mid put it at one week, that he
ncightc'ims cut of piaon on Friday, and get some work.—
Seven days' hard labour.