The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12 00:00:00

Hwayard was wammemd, that be being • ear.
pester did leave his work ealakited, alter having drawn
all the atemay to whisk be was =MOW for somplotion
at IL— Mr. IL N. Howard appeared for Cm aomplasusat.
—Kr. W. Matthias Hart deposed that he was • betider
sad was ametiag sores homes ut Hem-
lag that didandant was oat of work mot for his. and
mamma for his to wary up two flights at stairs in the
henna for the sera of 25 50. The mosey to bit Told in
lastalmosts as the work want on. Defendant arranged
to pot with the work until campletioa, or that V asp
mks work lama ia he would biro an mks band. This
=meat was seamed into from six weeks to two
ago; and It would Wm • skilful man about
three smoke to de the work. Dalsadant has Ish off
drag the work foe more than • week. Had tad him
to go oa with WS work, when he refund. Was sustain
-
lag surioas damage threagh this brush of footrest.
Defoadast said be was very willing to go and ram pistol
the work; be admitted roesiviog UM sum stated for
work dom ; bet if he had doe* 25 mom work than that
speed to be tished Is be paid for ilt—Coss adjoarnad
for a weak.

Cessisse. W. Mils, Joseph Rowell, were
mummosed for using threatening lasittall• le•nds Job. I
Thorne, wattmeter, to incite him to a breeeh of the
puma —Complainant deposed that on Saturday night
he was mining down liedwell road, when he wits met by
deleadants. ho demanded Ce of him. Did not owe thous .
the scaly; bed told thorn to go busk to some buildings,
when he would 'my them for what they bad dose.
They refused Mikan him until they were paid lite IS.
Defendants followed him through the streets using
*reddening and abusive language. Roussel' said he
would knot* his bead off. Five or yin others joined,
sod soora.n.bwa,sodjolbowing him sofas 141 the
tenses. Called lee a sab, but the men would not allow
bin be go away is that fashion, and sesaalted the *ob-
tuse. Asked Kr. Wm. Oriekmay if he had aback door
by means M which he could meke good his mospe, bed
had net. Tho mob was now increased to at lout am
handred, who followed and booted him, West late
the polies Meties &bout half-past sir o'clock, and
remained there until nine, when the seperinbendene seat
him home eseurted by Iwo spineless. At that hour no
lees than two hundred persons were in Bt. lemand-stresi
waiting for hint to make an sopeanoes. On going over
the bridge one of the ems threatened to throw him over
the parapet into the water. Gadd rooognl.e the yam
of tho defendants. Went into a Mr. 's house,
sad reenalsod there until ono o'clock, when the mob dd.
MaB4Croatia an a still addle waiting for bia.—By
- Beech: The work wee done by piens work, but not
more than Itia was due to them.—The defeedant
Hognsell said Yr. Thorne had promised to pay him his
mosey, bat having felled to do this he followed his.
Crooke, and Ellie made similar staterneuts. —The
sunwintendent of police said a very large mob of
pe nos followed Kr. Thorne from the polies statist
tos ords his residence. The policemen could not tell
who It was that used threatening language. In the
policeoletion the men inked respectively for their
wages, when complainant said he would not pay
such blackguards one halfpenny—The Bench thought
as no damage was done, Yr. Thorne should be eontent
If the defendants would promise not to antic molest
him.—Tbe defendants made the necessary promise, tied
the ease wad dismissed.

Benjamin Champion was summoned for unlawfully 4
detaining • wsksh -belonging to George Gulliver. This
was • use arising out of one heard on Friday.—Diden-
dant denied ever having the watch.--George Gelber? ;
deposed that he bad kept the Boot Inn for thirty yew,. ;
Did not see Private Brooks when he brought his Intel'
and pawned it, Sew else 4-fondant In the beam, but ;
did not sae him take the watch. His wife gave it him.
His wife was not present. —John Names mid be was •
waiter at the Boot Ina. On Tuesday previous to the
25th of October, be whammed the transaction between
Brooks and Mrs. Gulliver. Champion was present
The mita wan left with Mn. °Oliver. Afterwards,
the owner of the wat3h wanted to raise SOON more
mosey on It; bat the pawnshorkeeper would advance
nothing o it. Cu the following morning Mra. Gulliver
said she bad it..n the watch to defendant, and another
min.—The ease was adjourned until Friday.
FIIIDAT. —MOM the Mayor, R. Cottrell, and W.
Talbot, Req.
Fanny Anderson, • married woman, the wife of •
miler, was brought up in melody charged with stealing
two ewes, the property of Mr. it. D. Robert., I•nd-
lord of the Portland Railway Inn. —Prosecutor deposed
that on the previous evening, about els o'olock, the
prisoner, in company with another O'ollllo OWN into the
bar and called for two glasses of porter. Some con-
fusion ensuing, the primmer left hastily, and he mimed
the two glasses produced. Woad after the prisoner, and
overtook her in Park-street Saw her take the two
glasses out of her basket and put them in the gutter.
Charged her with steeling the property, when she said
she was very sorry for what she had done. She was
very drunk at the time Did not wish to press the
chance.— The prisoner pleaded guilty, and expressed her-
self willing to make ample recomposes& Had it not
been for the drink she would not have so oommitted
herelf.—The Bench cautioned the prisoner and dis-
missed the ease.
Benjamin Champion private 13th rut, whose eons
was adjourned on Tuesday, appeared in answer to •
summons charging him with unlawfully &Wolin •
watch.—Mr. B. N. Howard appeared for the plaintiff,
Mr. George Gulliver, landlord of the Boot Inn.—The
circumstances of the whole cage have preirion•ly ap-
peared, and the adjournment on Tuesday was for the
prodection of witnesses.—Ann Gulliver, wife of plaintiff,
deposed that on Thursday, 24th ult., she advanced 265.
on a watch brought to her by Flames, the waiter. Two
days afterwards Champion, in company with • man
named Lakin, galled at her house, and said if she would
give them the wat3h Private Rook, had left with her,
he would get mooey advanced on it and redeem it. She
let him have it, and had not seen it sines,—Ms. Nathan,
pawnbroker, St. Tbonies-street, said that on the 26th
ult, a soldier brought him a wet& for sale; he refined
to buy it on recognising it to be the one offered for
pawn by Haines, the waiter at the Boot, two days pre.
vionsly.—Bdward White, landlord of the Foresters'
Retreat depend that some ten or twelve dun since
two soliisre came into his house, the crispest was one.
Prisoner inked him to purchase. silver watch; he dc
stared he had purchased in the town. Witness refused
to buy it—Chempion, who is now under military arrest,
; declared that he knew nothing whatever about the
. watch.—On the suggeation of the Mayor the summons
I was dbmiased, and Champion arrested on the criminal
charge of obtaining the watch under false pretences, and
; the ease will be gone into *novo nut week.