The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-11-26 00:00:00

WIMBORNS.

Ptrrr Scsatotis, Fri7l.,t7.72:Before-.. Mr. O. J. Parke,
Lieut-General Sir EII. Greathel, Bart, it rt., the Bev.
C. J. Glyn, and the Rev. O. V. Garland.
G•orps Brower, of Kinson, was summoned by the Excise
for Idning a pheasant with • lurche.r dog on the 213th of
August, at lanson, without haring a license to kill game
-Mr. J W. Beach, Supervisor of Excise, of Poole,
cutest"_, 'Mr. W. H. Atkinson mlicitor of Blandfor,f7Z
fended. -Defendant Was fined LI and costs for this same
offence on the 30th of August, under the Police Act, and
he was now fined £5 under the Excise Act.
Osorgs. /AM, and Freak Shaerim, were summoned for
trespassang in search of game, on the 117th of October, at
Horton, on land in occupation of Mr. William Stanfield.-
laws did not appear. -Martin Frond, keeper to Lord
Shaftesbury, said h 6 saw the defendants walking under
the hedge, carrying sticks, and iscompanied by • dog.
I When they saw him they rvn away, and went through
river, and he did not follow them into the water-The
Bench dismissed the case.
Merles Proud.. was summoned for trespalaing in search of
conies on land in the occupation a Mr. Thomas Sutton, at
Horton, on the Stlrd Ind -Mr. George Hood, who rents
Mr. Sutton's dairy. said he saw defendant hunting some
bushes in • meadow with a .log. Mr. Sutto preserved
rabbits there-Defendant sail belwas going to his mother's
house, and he had his brother-in-law's little dog with him,
but he was not poaching-The magistrates diuuissed the
summons.
ffsorge Harris, and Walisits [pram, were summoned for
trespassing in search of game at Holt, on the 13th inst.,
on land in the occupation of Mr. IV. 11. Bankm -Alfred
Wiltshire, • keeper to Mr. Cole,, said he saw defendants
hunting the bashes on Holt Wood Common with • dog
and sticks. Harris set a net at a run, and he took pos-
session of it-Harris had been twice and Ingram once
previously convicted awl they were now fined LI, and sa.
61 costs each.
Lsoi Sakti, and [leery llervey, of Corte Mullen, were
summoned for trespassing in searchof game on land in
the occupation of Mr. William Knight on the 17th inst.,
at Curie Mullen-Haney did not appear.-Harvey Maid-
ment, a keeper, said he saw defendant on some heath
land and Sibley put down a net at a bush and hunted it.
Both men ran away on seeing him-The Bench lined each
defendant.lda „and ffs. costs

Led SiMep. of (,orfe Mullen, j 01.161 Col. and John Fall.
of Canford. were summoned for being drunk and riotous,
, at Wimborne, on the 16th inst—P.C. Stone said he was
, informed that the defendants were fighting nearthe Three
Lions Inn about)) minutes toll on Saturday night He
went to the spot and found • crowd .1 pemie there. He
saw defendants near Julian. Bridge. and they were all
drunk. Cox was "sparring" and saying he woulel fight
anyone, and Sibley was using very hail Ituige. but
Fall was quiet—Sibley said PC .. Stone jumped on Cog's
' beck; and Cox said P.C. Courtney pushed him into the
hedge—The Benoit fined Fall, 10e, and iia, costs and the
other two ilefendants 15e.,' and Pa, milts frech.k-The
Chairman larked on the great number of drunken
cams that came before the Bench, and warned the defen-
dants that if they offended again they would be sent to
prison without the option of a fine, and he thought they
would find that • month in Dorchester Gaol was not •
very pleasant thing.
William Long. of Holt Row, was summoned for being
drunk at Wimbome, on the previous Sunday.—Defendant
pleaded guilty, and was fined 10. and costs,
Xbein Poo( a dealer, of Manston, was summoned for
being drunk and riotous. at Wituhorne. on the sth of
November—Defendant did not appear —P.C. Brooks said
he saw defendant drunk in High-street about eleven
o'clock at night. He was making • great noise, and there
was a crowd around him—Deputy Chief Constable
Hammoned said this was a very had MIMI, as defendant
was exceedingly drunk and exceedingly riotous—The
Bench fined defendant ffl and las. costs.
Joke Gray was summoned for being asleep whilst in
charge of • horse and cart at Code Mullen, on the 10th of
November—Defendant, who is carter to a market
gardener at Shaftesbury, did not appear—P.C. Legg said
he saw a hone and cart by the Ride of the road at Cork
Mullen. at a quarter to one &clot on Sunday morning.
the 10th instant —Defendant wan in the cart asleep
wrapped in a shawl. He could not wake defendant, and
thinking he was drunk he took the horse and cart to
Wirnhorne, where he found that the man was quite sober.
—Defendants bear a good character, and the Bench fined
him Is, and remitted the east&