The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-06-14 00:00:00

PROMPT TRIAL kMD RIROOTION.

Frederick Wawieford, of Creacent.etreet, was charged
by Supt. Vickery with allowing • ferocious dog to goat
lame. It appeared that Mr. J. Bryantan eictindonist,'
of Bristol. had noise down by the Great Western train
in the morning, with be wife and a quiet little daughter,
between three and four years old. The party went into
• public house near the station for refreshment, and
while they were there, the little girl strayed cut into
Crescent-street. Mr. Bryant and his wife shortly after
heard ber scream, and rushed out, when they found
that she bad been attacked by a great brute of an Irish
retriever dog, who had bitten her through the lip,
knocked out two teeth. and also bitten her over the eye.
The creature was driven otf, and the little girl's wounds
were dressed by Dr. Lithgow. The doctor oould not
tall the magistrates the extent of the danger; but he
remarked that it is always a dangerous thing to be
bitten by • dog.
Mr. Bryant said he did not wish Woodaford to be
fined if be would consent to have the animal destroyed,
and pay the east of the summons.
This Woodsford at first demurred to, As he seemed
to think Undo( was • valuable me.
The Mayor told defendant be considered Mr. Bryant
was dealing very lealestly with him. He wee liable to
• fine of 40a., and if he did not agree to Mr. Bryant's
proposal, the Beath weak' prowled with healing the

Woodsford thereon consented, and the brute was
given up, and taken by the polioe, securely tied, to Mr.
Ifsson's shop. A dose or prosaic acid nasadministered,
the creators bolted the length of his cord, a few fist,
and fell down deed. ,

As the Bryant's holiday had thus been spoiled for the
time, Mr. Reynolds, 0. W.R. station-mester, srented
them an extension of time from 6.30, when the train
returned, to the &55 next morning and oho to some
young men who waited to be witnesses in the case.
TOlSDAT.—Presset J. Drew, Esq., and R. Congeal',
Esq.—This was a Malden &Won', there being no
°bargee or summoner.. to be heard. The Court was
opened with due gravity and form by the crier; but no
one appeared to answer the invitation to "draw near
and be beard," and the court was closed immediately,
with tbe usual permission to " depart and give their
Atti,d•nc- on Tuesday next."
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W=IIIIOAT. —Hem- J. Drew. EN.
• 111100•Il IRTII maim' or man.
Jour Jouarrop, a tramp, wa• charged with bonging from
door to door In Parketreet, Belcombs Rees—John Pollard
mid primmer cake to him yesterday with a
beg, *eating &Arms and sating he wanted amisteries..carAett-
nem used he could not afford to give bun seething, mid met
into the hour. Prisoner then begged of a man sensed Brows,
who rave him a penny, and he oleo accosted various people In
the ameet. Witnames attention was called to him In conse-
quence of his walking Into the boom enteral times, and whoa
wham eddied what he wanted be walked out without wavering.
Wits.. thought he was blame The man asked for lodging"
afterwards, and said be had neither money nor food. He
ward about all day stopping ail the importable pecepis, and
begging—Prisoner mid be was at work for Mr. Beynoldi Be
began to paint. and did two or three doors.— Witnem said the
work prisoner did was no good to Mr. Reynolds, or
en
theiegald
have given hlmmnoe more work.—Prbeeer 'eked the to
be lenient 1. him, as be had a wife and two children at Hill St.
Martin, In Wiltshire, and it would kill hie wife if an) thing were
doom to hint. Had been rilstremed in his mind for three
nionths and could neither elated, At, nor be still
Henry Jame. BerUett raid prisoner begged of him
when be was talking to • Nand, and they pre him a
penny each. on which prisoner went amen to a public
home. He had previoualy men him talking to Mr. Smith, at
the Natkeial School. P.S. Brine took primmer into custody,
when he mid he had come here for the benefit of his health, to
hires bathe, and he had had • good bath several times that
day. Prisoner asked if he could get an order for the work.
home Witceom marobed him, and found Al 10s. in gold on
him Mandee some c• mar— g I Ida altogether.—Superintondeot
Vickey mid that when prisoner wan brought to the nation he
acted inane, and afterwards they could not get a word out of
him, until they ipoke roughly to hlm. Reached for • emend.
Prisoner mid he wax in every nervous state, and had been ao
for some thne, and this was the muse of his distr.'s. If he
wile knew of It. It would kill her. --Unleaded until Saturday
morning, the Bench remarking that It prieocaer WWI e respect-
able man, be could easily write to the dergyman be knew, and
prove hi. respectability. The Superintrrident would supply
him with writing materiala - The Superintendent mid that he
had written to the Superintendent of pollee at Hill fit. Martin,
where he mid his wife wane echeohnietran ; but Pri•Oper mired
him not to land the letter, as it would ruin hire for life—At
each remark made by the warmers that prisoner seemed to
disapprove of he pretended to spit, and was made to stand
down mit of the 1.14*.k. It wa• remarked that he +armed to he
suffering from lien ousnow brought on by drinking, sod his
actions were thole of a man partially insane, or pretending to
be mi.—'llr. Drew mid that be was doubtless butte off ea to
' money than some of those from whom he begired.—The letter
found on primmer, which he wanted to tear up, eriaeti appro.
heeded was to the following elect: "Sir. I have been very
unfortunate the last three montda, reduced from amnion to
neremdtY. may ibe allowed to mak your amdatance."
paw's. —Befor§ the lisca:(kt. N. Seward, Seq.),
J. Third, Eq., ends. Drew, •
The annual licensing day was rid for Wednesday, August
24th, at 10 ani.

Ramat tiarem a, • rough-lookleg blulio... as charged
throwing with
goose on tbe &gawked., to the and atutoyanee
of the passees-by. 1114111•1 Mar tin, a little 'Ol 15 years old,
bLt for her ago, was awialCing on di, bathing machines
when prisoner kicked her In the bark, and afterwards threw •
atone at her (Me stone au pradoesd, ft Ism • bury
pahhie, as large ss the ehli(a held) She Sold hint that HI.
on 4P.ck btr. she would Lt. Wawa It sbta