The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-12-19 00:00:00

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Feocy, of Moreton, who baci
momicted of poaching. pleaded guilty of
„mg six *ape in BUbury Wood, Lockett Minster,
With the view of taking pheasants, and was fined SOs.,
including owits.--Richsrd Broadley, of Storminater
Marshall, was also fined 25a. ineluding coats, for being
In search of genie on Mr. Trenthard's estate.
CEIMIGI or FlLONY.—Froderick Meation, a hawker
of potatoes, was charged before the Wimborne Petty
Seel4oo6 on Friday, with steeling 'drake, the property
Mr. John Cramp/sr, farmer, of Lyteltett. On Bator-
, morning, Mr. Crumpler found a drake was missing,
id the spot where it had been knocked down. and
Nnently traced the footmarks to the house where
vir's mother lives, and then, with Sergeant Hitch,
_o the footmarks to the honn where prisoner live.:
He asked permission to search the hour and wth:
iwed, and he found • drake thin had been picked.;
te bead and feet were gone. He anterquently foundat
quantity of newly-placked feathers in a drawer. He
was unable to find the boots corresponding with thp
footmarks. The primmer said his dog had caught the
bird. Mr. Crummier was unable to identify tbe
feathers, but they were precisely the colour of the drake
.• had lost. The Bench dismissed tintlefthri
031311 T.—The badness tratutherd at the
more held here on 'seeder loth, Was wholly
Public interest.
1.111 GaLl3.—We understood that daring "
the mind on what is called the hie., at
the harbour, was raised some two -
feet higher. If a" few more such e
the bar would prevent any hut she
entering the harbour.
• AW INTORTAT/ON.—on Monday lact, John Dowell,
bticklayer, from Weymouth, wet chat-Feed by P.C.
liensineraby with being drank and disorderly is
'S•turday resit% Al heltad been in the lockup ever
mince, and appeared to be exceedingly penitent on
amount of pest misconduct, be was admonished and
discharged.
Cornett:W.—On Thursday last two dredging smacks
*ante into collision. It appears that among other boats
g for oysters at South Deep, were those be-
to John Gregory and James Baker. Both had
their (bodges and were again in full sail when I
boat ran foul of that belonging to Gregory,
struck it "amid ship" and sank It. Fortunately no life
was lost. Gregory's boat has sins* been raited by the
fishermen, in • very damaged condition.
RTRANGIII Arraia.—On the evening of December",
the Bth • servant girl in this town was sent to the poet'
oilicele post a letter isontelaing a Bank of tbightod
note, No. 44,667. Neither the letter nor Bank note
reached its destination, and t a girl, although she knew
the latter contained the note, now forgets whether she
loth the letter on the road or whether she posted it.
Superintendent Gifford has been requested by the owner
be immoral the mystery.
• - Ahoc• Mtrroti in Tantrum—Superintendent Giff
t,teseldthit by one or two of his men, has succeeded
thallisitieg • " con viot4uoking" fellow, who says his name
•bielerk Ketch. He and two accomplices were it 'Hifi
Garibaldi beer-shop on Monday night, and called for
some beer. Shortly afterwards, Jack Kgtob wasthell*
Sod his way tn the back part of the premises, for
beet known to himself, and his compel] -
The "companions," however, si
returned and commenced singing so
sweetly, their all attention was given hi,
But the landlord'a eon had an engag tiltilili—***6.
and as he meld not. keep his enter-men% -thfooeunt
unless be changed his apparel, he went up *Wire
for that purpose, whey, the apparition, or some-
thing more than tics apparition of Jack
Motel+ met his aatonialied gam. Being greatly
, alarmed, he holloaed so lustily, that " Jaek"
, bolted as expeditiously as a tom oat on a thieving expe-
dition. As Jack could not be found the inmates went
So the tap room to obtain an explanation of the strange
event Mout Ms companions, when it was found
they had made their exit too. A re-visit we.
inthseqn ntly made to the chamber of horrors,
when it was found that the so styled Jack
Hatch had tied up • large bundle of valuable wearing
apparel, tr o watches, and various other articles of the
tains of ' 'or FB. Superintendeat Gifford was ape
prised r" circumstance, and, on the following day,
. said before, Jock was captured, and the:
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