The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-11 00:00:00

OCETETY PETTY BEBIONB.

OltfitT.—Before It. P. Onodry—Xll4l—. (Chairman).
W. BouneelL Bog., CoL llarryat, lad the Nolyneez
Noreen, Bart.
Jolla Coombe, an old man, woe obsitond with uniaw.
folly tethering Ids donkey oath' highway at Symonds-
bury on the 6th May. DePndant pleaded warty, and
also aid he did not know the donkey wee there. a tbe
mailistrat.s fined him &I. and remitted limeade.
John Rater% landlord of a heerhonse at Baminster,
was ehrirmW ath having the boom open for the sale of
beer on &today the sth May. at 'half-past ten
in the morning. Being the first time he had been
gammoned, as he bed not been long in the boom, he was
fined Ins. and 7s. 'nos.

--Wiliam—Vend-4, -of -Loden was charged with smelly
torturing two horsed on 13th of May by tWog Harm
when in an unfit state by ren•on of wounds on then..
Defendant doted that one of them had • *nand but
Del the other, and that be wee driven op in • serene
In o.l3Sefill.ollo of all hie borate baring been ill with
influenza, by which he had lost twe, or andell not have
done it. PM. Sergeant Holloway proved Vont
home had wounds, and defendant wan fined loa and
Be. costa

Hunt. Inekeeper of Whitohureh Canonfoorum
was summoned for axing four anjuat .nsasures on 16ilt
May. He pleaded gull”', hat oid it was done in
ignoramm, and itas fined da. and 7s. mote.
Willis,. Tucker, Of Iturion.,ess Oozed with • boob
of the Poaching het es llth Say, .by elinetfref Ida on
laid belonging to Mr. Hnesey.—Mr. Day, forde endant,
who sad be had been alloyed by Kr. %Will o fifOOt
on his lead, sod domed being on Mr. Hussey'. land.—
P.C. ()rootstock said, on the day in question about
nine p.m.. he saw the defendant In • led relied four
ores belonging to Mr. Hew, of Rod, Yana. He
saw defendant point • OM, hood the report of one, and
saw defendant go tithe direction where the gun ha/
been imitated, oielt up Something and pet it In hie right
hand oat pocket. Witnem shortly after met defendant
on the hiftwey about 40 yards from the field, and
o.lmxl him with proichlai• and told him hst Its mi
i Defendant relied to let hina Nora him,
Witness then tried to take the gun from AIM and
defendant Wend to let him do no. Witness then saw
Mr. Hussey's keeper and saltedhim Model in rarebit%
defendant. He did to and found in the right band
stet pocket a rabbit quite warm. Defendant was very
violent during the morels and kicked witness several
times In the balk and legs, and also bit him on the arm.
Witness took the gun from defendant, which was
loaded, and some powder. defendant threw sway some•
thing while be wassearehing him, which be helloed
was shot but he had not been able to 6ed any.—
Orogregsmined: Mr. Brown, of Burton, bat two
pieses of land near there. Defendant was not on his
load. He had not permission at the Ilene to shot on
Kr. Brown's land. Kr. Brown told him so in the
present* of several witnesses. Witness hit defendant
on the hand with his stet and he hollosed murder.—
Cornelius Smith, Mr. Floso's keeper, said
is the night M question he heard • gun
lid saw • man on Kr. Brown's kiwi,
He afterwards saw defended aid the polio.
man in the road. He conoboratid the polico-
ciaa's evidence end sai.l defendant was very violent,
and the polieninan hit him an the hand to make him
lit rk Mr. Day addressed the Bosh and said be lid
no evidence to roll, but as the man had lost his gun,
esegotod he had hems already sufficiently punished
lad that • emelt Ono would be enough. He had, bow.
seer, it appeared bon lined in January last for similar
Wends at the some plane, and the magistrates said
that they eonsidered It a very bed ease, one of th• worst
they bad ever had, so Said defendant £4 and ls. 6d.
oats, or in &drain ode meinth's imprisonment with
hard labour. Allowed • fortnight to pay in. Defen-
dant asked if be might have his gun and the rabbit,
and was told they were forfeited, and also the
powder.
Trances Marla Gurney had summoned Thomas Read
and James Aplln torso esesault at Drimpion, but did
not anpeer. so the case vu diamimed. Mr. Manley,
who appeared for defendant, applied for omits 28a f3d.
whleh were allowed. . _ _

Mary.- —Elois-k7a; mantas-maker of ifforeomb• Lake,
minimised Yr. Levi Chomp of same pleas. oboe-maker,
▪ Diewlaking Sonde,' school Masker, to show mem. ko.
Mr. Day for plaintiff, Mr. Jolllffe for defendant.
Plaiatiff was a married emu, but bee busbaad bed
4eserted bar for the last eine tem% and left the eriantry,
dude, whigh time she beard nalbli,l from him, and
bad eine* been living ha as house with bet sister, till she
married, sad after her marriage in the beano by bomb'
The defendant wee a married man of mature years.
a her a very long bearing, the OMNI lasting more then
els hour., the magistrates ordered the defendant to
par 21. 64. per week for the support of the ehilk
Sampson Powell, of Witehareb Canosiooram, was
charged on the information end compliant of Sento
Fowler, of Fiswkehurch. that on Saud., evening
tte lit of June, he metalted the wife of the said Bente
Fowler, tom her hair off her heal, end swore be
+mid murder her, and also ansanited and sped the same
threats to the aomplainant, who went in fear of his
life, end was afraid to lie in bed,fite. tbe said Sampson
Powell. Tbe petty maims hat hutted so late an boar
(seven o'clock), that the defirednet was remanded
until Teeeday, when he magi was brought up. and
haring found sureties, (*IAA were ordered to be two
moons in P 2) each, and lams& in PAO to keep the
pesos for olit months) was agars Menet