The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-25 00:00:00

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STIIRMINSTER NEWTON.

Billy! Mamma, Monday, July 17. -kessent
Marwood Yeatman, (chairman,) J. tr Esq.,
N. Williams, Esq., and H. S. Bower, .—James
Moore, of Child theford, for drunkenness, 28th Sun.,
was tined ss. and ss. eoeta.7—Charles Newman for
being drunk and making use of indecent language, wee
fined 15s. and ss. outs in default 14 days' hard labour.
—Joseph Candy, of Ffaselhury Brian, was charged
with furious driving. Defendant's muter (Mr. Ames)
gave the defendant a good character. —Fined ss. and 5..
costa.—John Nertford wan charged with riding at a
furious rate in Sturmineter Newton. Defendant said
be was obliged to ride fast to catch a train.—The Bench
fined him 2s. 6d. and oasts :IL 6d. Charles Stokes
was charged with breaking down a fence belonging to
Mr. Muria —Mr. Dash wood appeared for the com-
plainant. —The charge was clearly proved, the only
question being whether the defendant had a right of
way or not. Defendant's hritnesees proved that there
had been no right of way for the past 20 years—The
Bench fined defendants 6i., and costs 45.---James
Foot was charged with wilfully damaging certain fenoing,
the property of Mr. Applin, of Moisten. on Satnrday
the lltlt July.—Complainant taw defendant with four
or five others break up the paling. He could not say
that the defendant broke the paling but he was with
the nest.—Mr. Atkinson submitted that there was no
case, in which opinion the magistrates concurred, and
dismissed the oase.—William Rose and Albertina Rose
were charged with trespassing en the above line on the
20th May. This osse was adjourned from the last
court. The defendants by their employer alleged that the
lane leading to the fields wits an full of water that no
one could and that this minima

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them the sone dey on the lire, 'they analied on it about
170 or 180 yards.—The Bench were of opinion that the
charge of trespass was fully proved. lithe defendant
bad any cause of complaint against the company he had
hi. legal remedy.—The fine, however, would be. the
merely nominal one of Is., costs remitted.—William
Shepherd, of Shillingatone was fined 2s. 6d. and 6d.
cost, for allowing atone to stray on the highway at
Shlllingstone.—A similar charge against John
Easton, of Tbberton was withdrawn. --John Mason
Adams, of Oh Chili sloe was summoned for a similar
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offence. lie did not appear and was fined ss. and
ccude, 45. bd.—Martha Lydford was charged by her
father-in-law, Benjamin Lydford, with breaking
. windows,. 10. panes were broken of the value of 10s.
—Fined li., damage 10,., and costs 68., or 14 days'
imprisonment. —Silas Galein, of Hinton St. Mary,
yes charged with riding without reins, Jane 19th.—
Fined Ss., and ss. costs.
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BRIARING WINDOWS.—At the Magistrates' Clerk's
Office, on Tuesday, three lads, named Hello., Woods,
and Harrage, were sentenced to 21 days' imprisonment
for breaking windos is Quesseroftelereet, at the close
of the poll for the South Wilts election.
ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETT.—MY. J. Rawlence
has gained the three first prizes at the annnal country
meeting of thie society ni.w being held at Plymouth, for
Hampshire and other short-wools, not qualified to
paste as Southdowns or Shropshires.
WILTSHIRE AACHEN/LOGICAL AND NATURAL FEISTORTI
SOCIETT.—We understand that the members of thisl,
Archaeological and Natural History &misty, intend to.'
hold their next annual meeting at Salisbury. The days
selected are Wednesday, Thursday, and Fritter., the
1303, 14th, and 15th of September. We are informed
that a prominent feature of this Salisbury meeting will ,
be s special congress at Stonehenge.
COUNTY COURT, Wednesday.—Before R Everett,
Esq., judge.—There were a great many plaints entered,
but the only one worthy of notice was the following:—
Walter Eyke v. Edward Andrews, carpenter, of Ames. I
bury. The defendant paid £2 178. 4d. into Cottrt.
Mr. 431. Chitty, of Shaftesbury, appeared for plaintiff,
and Mr. E. P. Kehey, of Salisbury, for defendant.
This action was to recover £7 for work done wording
to agreement. The plea set forward by defendant was
that the work done was not so much by 56 perch. The
case lasted about one hoer, during which time facts
transpired not very creditable to defendant as a master-
man. The judge gave the verdict i fafour of the
defendant with costa.

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of the prodnoed.—Jamee 801 l
'lat on May he saw the two de.
sing 42 or -50 yards down the line. He 0.
iem off. On the 20th he saw John Rose and the
3fendaats in a field 'and warned them that
*seamed there again he would report it
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