The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-06-05 00:00:00

PETTY SESSIONS.

SATURDAY.

(Wore 11r. ii. Ferouharson. Mr. E. W. B. Portman, and
MO or-General Dense.
Charles Orchard. of Whit.chureh, we. charged with
West drunk at Whitechurch on May 13th, and refusing
quit to, Bell lon in thst p.rsh she., reqoest,l to do
to by the policeman, P.C. Elford. —Defendant pleaded
guilty, adding he was worry for ths ogence.—Fiued Bs..
including costs.
John Daniels, of Tarrant Danville, was eh tried by P C
DowUng er.tn Mine drunk whilst in cause of ton. horses
and ..goon no the 12th of Msy, in the parish of Torrent
Hinton. —The defeisdost did on unser. —P.C. Dowling
proved the CMG. wean& defendaat was ,try drunk, and
he had to send another carter on with Vie horses home.—
Finelpi m
and fit 6.1. cods, or 14 days' imprisooment.
Will Ore& hawker. ot Blandford, was charred
with lowing abets. to stray on the hiehway on the 12th
May.—D-fendsut plesded guilty. siying the horse gran
there only half an huur.—Finei Is. aid 1/.. 6.1- CNA&
Allowed till next justice meatus to per.
William Lane, hawker, of Blindfold, was charged '
with • similar °Fence In the pvish of Pap Pen)..
—Defendant pleaded not guilty—P.C. Attwill stated he
saw tn. bore, on the oid Shafteebury-road on Sunday. the
6th May, about 10 o'clock in the morning. Lane was sat
down near to. horse reading • newspaper. —Defendant
pleaded the horse was not straying, as the rop', was
between his legt—Tined 51., or seven day.' imprisonment.
—Allowed till next meeting to pty.
Henry Bellows, labourer, of Blandford was charged
with trimpueing In search of game ..n lands in the occupa-
tion of Henry Upshall, on the rth May.—Defendant
pleaded guilty to being in the field, but not in search of
emit—Henry Hebditch, under-ismekeepor to Viscount
Portman, depoted ho sew the defendaut, shout four o'clock
into. morning on the Sunday, with tOo dogs, but gig the
gorse on Mill-down, from thence though the allotment
ground into Upehall's field, Magee with a stick. Re-
turning he drove up a hare, which .he dot. followed, but
lost it in the drove. Bellows then put In the doge In the
clump, where tee hese first gutted, and on the keeper
going to him he said he bat only lust come from home,
although the keeper was certain ho had watched him from
four o'clock till 'ix o'clock that morning.—The Chairman
stated his det-rinination to set hi. (am against Sunday
poach's', end lined defendant LI, including cats, or 14
days' imprisonmcnt.
Frederkk Allon. George Adam., sod Henry Bridle,
three young coma of Blaudford, were summoned for a
simil sr offsoc • an the last on the 11th May. in the parish
of Biandford St Hwy.—Adams did not eppear.—Jamse
Riebse, gamekeeper, in the employ of Sir W. S. Marriott,
tart., doomed Gut on Sunday. the 13-. ls of May, about
seven o'clock in the evening, he saw the defendanta leave
the highway with two dues, a lumber and a greyhound.
He followed them, and after seeing them try one or two
fields be caught them is Ma Hunt's field. Allen gave
the name of Walls, and Adams the name of Rogers.—
Bridle daring the hearing of the CMS sus very insolent,
and eat fined Be,, including meta, or one mouth's im-
prisonment Allen was fined Cl. to be paid at once, and
Adams £2. Qt COW 01011W11 imprisonment, the warrant to
issue tabula Bridle refused to pay the fine, adding
sin well do it"
ja.eo pow, and gdward Foyle, of Blandford,
_were
chargedwithtre ast=jli pursuit of game op Mods Wong-
log to Sir W. S. t, Bert, on the lith May, in the
urishof BlaadfordlitMarr Pons eluded guilts, thedefen.
dent Foyle did not appetar.--Chezies Taylor,
deposal he saw the defendants with two larcitraertkiero:•
Muted the dogs, and they worked the field. Putting up •
here. They lost it. and commenced working the fleld
coming to where be was standing. He asked thorn
what they were up to. Pope answersd they were b.rd.
batting. He searched fleet anti bend n thing. He
asked them their same. ant they refused to glee it
Pune was fined 104. including Cast., Iwo r,y1,,, who dig
notappeer, was flood to. and di 6 I. costa.
An applicatioa for sanction of removal of • poop ,r from
the Blendford Union to become chergebis ti the Wands-
worth Uaion concluded the business of the or melons.