The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-10-06 00:00:00

enuNrr perrr SESSIONS.

Motttise - Before Mr. J. M. P. Montagu (chairman),
Mejor Grove% Meson. S. W. Whetham, W. Gant,
W. (ameleeworth, C. Sanetnerv, A. T. Adams, A.
W. 11. 1). •rn, and W. Pcodon.
THE Ji RT Li'TM.
The bets of jurors for the varinun dietriet, in this
(11,141011 were prieented by the overneens and verified
after the usual manner.
THR ROCcATIPIN ACT.
Several cane, came before the machinate. dealing
with jwirentn who had neglected to wed their children
to 'clued. The detail. were void of general interest,
and in moat casee a email fine wan imposed.
sir %LING Arr4lol.
Four lade of Itridtairs, Charles Martin, Charles
Cooed*, Albert Madden, aped Albert Hallett, were
charged with stealing a quantity of apples, ealotd at
pciperty of Mr. John Zealley, Hyde Farm, WU.
ditch.-- P.C. Iliittion said he watched the orchard,
and Paw the defendants there with a bag of aP
(produced). They took away the apples in thet
from the ground.-I)efenclants were fined from tn. to
each, according to their ages, each to pay costa and
the value of the apples.
APPAULT AT WORM.
Morgan Hine and Malachi Brown, 3.oung men, of
Loden., were summoned by William Normen, grocer's
assistant, of the maw place, for assaulting him on the
12th September.--Mr C. G. Nentes appeared for the
complainant, and Re. R. Tucker for defendants.-
Complainaut noted that on Saturday, Sombre:
o
11th, he left his house about eight 'clock, at
He saw Jolts Bowing, Malachi Brown, and a young
woman named Ada }Sodden in the street. &poring
asked hire where the munreonses were which his
(complainant's) father had got for thug-meaning
himself and another. Onreatainant told him he knee
nothing about that. Morgan Hine then same from
somewhere suddenly and struck him in the face, and
then Brown struck him in the eye. Brown's
mother owe out and asked Brown not
to strike onnorilainent.- Hr Mr. Tucker : Oomplaineat
dad not push Bowie/ -Ada Budden corroborated the
evidence of complainsat.-Dedendants were fined 10s.
each and ris. 3d. costs.
ROUGH CRT Or POACHM.
David Reittstt,John Bartlett, James Bartlett,
George Bartlett, Thorned Gonspten, and Frederick
141:1Pnear, living in the neighhourhotel of Broad-
windsor, were chimed with trespassing on mod iq
the occupation of Mr. Henry John Smith, on the 20th
September at Pilndon Farm.-Mr. C. G. Nantes
irosiecuted.-George Rowe, prosecutor's foreman,
stated that he was on Piladon hill on Sunday with
William Welch, ate keeper, when he Raw the men on
a piece of land sailed "Ridgy Ground." They had
dqgs with them. It was palters land where the men
were. They tried the hedges. Duthie a onnveraatioq
which ensued the men used foul lanynage towards the
keeper, and threatened to do for hint One of them
also threatened witness. Mr. Smith afterwards came
up, when David Bartlett took up some huge stones
and threatened Po throw them at Mr. Smith's head.
Weloh, keeper to Mr. Smith, corroborated
ths evidence of lest warms, and plowed threats made
TUN lIRMOTAL Or THR WELL. use of towlines hinerlf.-Mr. Smith gave evidence in
A letter was read from the Rev, T. A. Miley with part corroboration, proving thp foul and abusive
reeiwet Is, its leaning of certain land to the Local language used by defendants. - its defendants
Ikonl for the erentoq of a watertank, tee...emir &co strongly denied having trenPsimed, and also domed
and fir the removal of tie wall in Fortune's Well to having used threat..-The Bench retired for some
clone by the Pound.-Mr. Ottley m.au,tein reply to the time, and on returning into rolirt fined David Bartlett
letter of the 7111 inat.. so totheterm " ye. Ijoitrd 15s, and costa, and the rest 16t. and costs, or Ii daya.
wished the proposed lease to be granted. It was --31 r. Nantea then made application that defendants
atebel the Boant desired it should not be Amid rind sureties of the peace for the threats they
fined, hut determinable at their ,pn
tio.That had used tonere...4v foreman and keeper, and, eon•
being the sari, the bent and "Mr Plan to lie frequently, defendants etre. isetirtcl ,:ye, to keep the
adopted would be for the Board toles/elle. land from peace for six months,
year to year-The CHAIRMAN I I eaglet we have it George Pitcher, son of Mr. George Pitcher,. cis
whilst Mr. Ottley hold,' the living.- • r. J. B. CIRRI Manor Farm, Milton, was eiiminoned for treepassuig
mimed. and Kr. T. COMIRN mooonclod. that the unit in purmait of gone on land at Milton belonging to
be 21 years.-A1 ea anteddment, it was Preisnretibe karl bandwich. --P.C. Brown said that on Sunday,
Mr. k. PICARCM seconded by Mr. T. thane, end sontrnaur Pen, ha heard the report of a gun, end
carried, that the term be 50 years. want to a field. where be raw didendent with a Mtn.
THE REPAIR Or THR notria. , IP had a gun licensa-Defendant pLaded guilty, and
The Board considered the. desirability qf Inking • Ow Bench fined him ls. and onte.-The Ohntroug
contract for the repair of the road* and envois in the said It was lucky that the lad Was I/Fomented, for the
district, in accordance with a nermeet nude by MT. J. gun was not It foe use--It was one of the met wretched
moqtler, who, however, was not now pergent to sup- weapons he had ever seen. It might MroTPat • fatal
poet -Mr, T, Oxen.: If this br don ociallent. The old gun-a single barrel-wee tiotP
what we are to 40 *Oki the old people en the Ilsomend.
land, sad working on tve scads. Gneieltair man ANYWAY.
There have been earioun core nee ea in hew the Henry Helatoult Pleaded guilty to allow.
work is dope by the men ma the roads, vdso mug. lug 10 young pica to stray on the highway at Hal.
sidensl unable to racry it out, sod yet we kay LIM j,joek om the 22nd inst. The cirenm.tance, were
every year for labour alone. It is now fin nosed p,One f,gF.C. Bryant, and defendant was fined
to nay whether they wish matters to remain AA they he 6.1,
art. If allowed to remain slat present. we RUMP not I.6IJHRMIteWR.
hare anyone aiming here again and grumbling about George Stone, carpenter, Braelliolej Ole?, 4i4 not
the old men not doing their work-If r. T. COMMITS apr, was summoned for being drunk" and &iodide
propoaed, and Mr. T. Glees seconded, and it was at Bradlinie on the 6th Augunt -P.C. Beason proved
carried, that the old !system be continued, and that the the Ca., and stated that defendant disturbed the
work le. not let oat on contract. neighbourhood.-Fined Bs. and Bs. costs.
001a4AWNIA. Henry Way, labourer, Was, was charged with
hlr. Houma wrote about Abe 03nditiell al the being drunk at that data oa the 11th See* It was

proved teat be was in • helpless condition, and had
to be taken bump. need Se. tkl. and 7e. cost.
Benjamin Bowditch. who did net appear, was rum.
mooed for being drunk at Beaminster on the 4th of
Fteptember.—P C. James proved defendant to be
helplessly drunk when he found him in the road.—
Fined 3s. Bd. and Se. costs.

STRAYING ROUEN.

Thomas Adatn;;Orgaim,le,—Was summoned for
throe bones to Amy at Bradpole on the lit
Sptmber. He did not appear, but? throoFh •
friend, mut a letter to the Beneh *editor guilty.—
The eme was proved by P.C. Hutson, and defendant
was fined 3e. and en 6d. costa.

MAXIWIR
Mr. a (3. Nantes applied for the permanent
transfer of the Heenan of the 014 Oak Inn,
Hawkebareh, from Marks Fiartlett to Hrnry
Wella.—Granted.