The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-06-17 00:00:00

POOLS.

parry sisszolvat,

THURSDAY.
(Before the Ilayor (Mr. IL Trevanion), Mr. IL.
Farmer, and Mr. Alderman Curtis.)
lieury *llls, of West-street, for uot obeying a
school attendance order that he should scud ha, cudd
to school, was tined :P.. and costs.

Cluirluite Fraser wa., auiumoned fur a similar
°lleum. —She .aid her cluldren hid the migialeu and
uo the, to go b, whool su ; would they like the
children to go there naked and with the Humbles
The Bench told her It .he Wine there again the
childreu would be sent to an oulustrial echo.' ,• it
would be the kindest thing that could be dune fur the
ehodreu. She would hare to pay 3c. in each Qar
ithlnCh or 14 days., and then her cluldren would be
taken to the Liumu. They refused to give any tune,
fur they knew thew pour cluldreu were not being
brought up properly. It .he dad not pay Do. by
Monday, one would go to prison.
John Burden, of farm, latiourer, in the
employ of Mr. euttiughaus, was aummoned by Mr.
John Elkin*, inspector of musancea, foe allowing
manure to be dropped about the atreet.—Mr. kaford
mod the °demo was due to careleasue. In loading, and
he had reiwired repeated comphouta about it.—Mr.
eottingluon, on behall of the deteutlant, raid it wa,
not the Mutt of tim loading; it wee the fault of the
rough .tale of the road.; they would shake anything
out. —lined Is. and moats, 7.. ed.

Annie tatou ut Lie..ll:laue, was summoned for
woks filthy a Ond &IM language to W. Hounsells
who•• prayed not i (OW mauve or 611-will that she be
bound over to Keep the peace. .—Compliummt ii tb
" barrin'
defenditat caued lam but eyoryth. a,
giutleulau."—A lot of evidence the very re:e•se
of
ph,66,a•it was given, and We !Mach disini mil the
but oniered the costs 1,„ be "lumped .ogethe.f
side to y 11.411—Lfs.
cliarle* rnlal and Thom. Buckle were charged
with unlawfully beating an old wan, named John
Hagan.
The coinplainant said that on Sunday afternoon, ••n
his going to the Catholic Church, he found a number
of yoe ig men trying to force the door. He reclaim
strated, and three of them struck him. lie hit one of
them with his stick, and then Buckle " knucked him
down ac-oss the head." Pope also struck him.
Albert Cattle proved seeing Buckle get Imld of the
rld malt by the shoulders and push Min into th•• hedge
and fall upon 1 . He went and pulled Buckle off
the old man, who had pn•viously struck Buckle with a
stick. Pope was outside and did ii..thing. They had
evidently had more than wa. good for them.
William Barnes proved that the •dd man W.P, bleed-
ing from the mouth, and he remonstrated with Buckle
for hitting an old man 80 year... 4 age. Then Buckle
offered him out to fight, but he told him to go I•
and sleep over it. On the following morning ISOCkle
canlo to hint and aii.logised, and hoped he wasn't
offended, and he told I lie was not, as he knew he
amid "wollop" such a fellow as
The Mayor. Then why did you mlvise him to go
lion., and go to bed ?—Because then I thought he might
he able to stand upright, which he couldn't do then.
Defendants were also charged with assaulting Ton
Burt, a young nuns, who deposed that he was walking
math., High•street, and Popo knocked I Ott his hat, and
Buckle caught him by the collar and struck him. It.
returned th•• blow, and in the evening Buckle again
met him and struck him twice.
_ .

Mr. Hebert Itabgeed gaw the tu, defendantA,
were both drunk and quarrelenue, pu.li the COlllll4lll'
ant and mtetult him. They were enwting a digturbance
in the High-41...4.
Anether wittee. gave c.trptlatrative evidence.
Defendant. had :de. a third charge itrettented
agaimt them—that ef being drunk and demnlerly.
P.C. John U.n. proved the ULM% Buckle was tery
drunk, but Pope wa, not et had, although he wa.
drunk.

--tii-i:-Bench were unanimously 11 opinion that all the
charges were proved except the charge againet pope
ol assaulting Hagan, and that would he disniveuxl.
Each defendant would he lined 5, and (In. 6d. costs.
Buckle, for the assault upon Ragan, would have to iiay
a Goof 10, and 5, nets, and the two defendants
for the assault upon Burt would lie mulcted in a fine
of 7, tki. and 13, 6,1 not. each. This made Buckle's
1:2 16, (Id. and Pope's 11, Hs.