The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-17 00:00:00

POOLE BAR TIDE TABLE

Foa MS Wax Eltl3llo 14TH Jura.

DEES. UMW WATER. SECOND FLOOD. LOW VAT=
Sunday (16th 6.30 pm. 830 pm. 1130 p.m.
Mcm4M, (1416 816 p.m. 0.16 p M. it IS • M.
TDS•••E 11710 7. 0 pm. 10 0 pm. 1 0 a.m.
Wel...day/19th 7.41 p.m. 10.46 p.m. L 46 a.m.
Thuniday 19th 820 p.m. 11.30 pm. 1.30 S.M.
rtiday 104.6 9.16 p.m., IEI6 KAN. I IS !us:
Boaday (8110 10. 0 p. 51. 0 0 sal. 8 0 out

ITim et Motonst.--JallieS MOM, • labourer. of
Morden, luid • mainbit of the Army Reserve, waa
brought up in custody under a warm* before Messrs.
G. 11. Bond and N. Bond, on Tuesday afternoon,
I charged with stealing alba of swedes. value eKlo the
I Property of Mr. James Lawmen, of Mord= Mills,
on the 20th of March.—P.C. Rugby said be wai
watching a heap of turnips, belonging to the prosecutor,
on the 20th of March, tea saw the prisoner eutur the
field empty-handed. When be left the field be was
carrying a bag, which he dropped on seeing him. and
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Lawson weld be had lost a quantity of swedes, and
he gave information to the police—Prisoner said he
Picked up the turnips lit the road, but he wished to
have the cage disposed of summarily.—Sentenced to a
month's bard labour.
Corm Pgrry SESSION& Tuesday—Before Mews. G.
K. Bond, K. Rodesth W. K. Camel I esd 0.0. Farrar.
Qualm Unica Thu POACHING Psingsrfog ACT.
Thomas Lrpg. of Moreton, wow summoned for being
unlawfully vieueemed of a rabbit on the 26th of MAY. 11
MOCIGOO.—P.C. Rotes sew defendant an liars% Common
fit.et half. Put seven on the morning in question, and
watched him for some minute& Defendant cams on the
' highway, and as he wee getting over the hedge be einir him
(the constable) and threw down • wire. Defendant had a '
boast at his hack, mud (nil he found a rabbit. —Defend-
. ant, who did not appear, had been previously convicted,
• and be was good CI and goats. ik
PROFANITY Ay SWAXAGI.—Heary DiAr and Ele.flf
.WiUiessa, hot, of 8..11.. were ruouu°°•d for using
language in the streets at Bivouacs, on the Ili
of Mar.—Defendants did not appear.—P.C. Freeborn sew
defendants and two or three others in High-etrest,
Swaande. about 10 o'clock on the night of Sunday, the
• 11th of May. They were quarrelling and using very bad
, human. mid he advised them to be quiet and go home.
About ten minutes later be found th-m near the same
soot still using disdaining luau... Ile had cautioned
defendants on previous occasions. The Beach fined
defendenta St and fia. cuts each.
" Wer.Mosciar AT BWANAGE. Styles, a
labouror. of Hord. near Chrinahurch, we* unnamed for
being drunk and riotous at Swamp, on the Ind of June.
—Defendant did not annum—Supt. Lavender was near
the Serenade pier t.al bar between hes and six o'clock on
the evening of Whit-Monday, and saw the female toll
collector dose the rats for • few =notes se a number of
passengers were corning from two steamers. Defendant
came up very drank, and attempted to lees through tho
gate. The colbctor demanded • penny toll, and defen-
dant said he should not sive lier • penny as belied pail
twopenoe before. She said she bad receivii.i nothing from
defendant and refused to let him pen. Defendant then
became very violent and abusive. He remonstrated with
defendant, who used bad language again and threatened
to strike the woman- Ifs then took hold of defendant,
who clued with him, but he =carded in throwing him.
and kept him down till most of the peemenzers had pared
througn the gate. Defendant said he would go on quietly
with his friends if elitism* allowed him to get up, and be
did so, and assisted him. but defendant became MHO
violent than before and tried to strike him. He °taint
defendant by his wrist and titres him • second time.
Afterwards defendant', father and a friend took charge of
him. Defendant's language was moat filthy, and the di.-
turban°, lasted for nearly an hour.—Tbe magistrates
Imposed the highest possible pushy, viz., 10... and costa.
. 44., or 14 dare hard labour. _ _ .

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A Qin:smog OF Owagasiur.—Jesesse thetor, of Yards's.
was summoned for keeping a dog witAout a license.—ln
this adjourned case lames Macey swore that tbe dog in
question belonged to him, and the Bench dismissed the
SOMMOI2II.

Roaouso an Eorhorm—Leri Brom, a carter In the
employ of Mr. Thomas Bt•ciiinte, farmer on miller, of
Chidden Herring, was chanted with stealing Ate. of
potatoes, value le., the property of his master, oa the 4th
of Jana Prosecutor said ha bad lost a lot of potatoes,
and other things during At last few weeks. On Wednes-
day morning be saw onsoner go into the outhouse where
he kept his potatom and when he esme out he bad arm.-
hung under his arm. He followed prisoner anil asked
him for the potatoes, which he at once gave up. Some of
the potatoes were inarkeii—P.S. Webb proved that ha
marked the potatoes on the 31st of May.—The prisoner
Pleaded guilty, and he was sentenced to one calendar
moath's hard /dhow%