The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-07 00:00:00

wIMBORNE.
PETTY SESSIONS.

FIIIIIM—(110re Mr. C. J. Parke. Hey. C. J.
(lyn. lord Endow. Cecil. Colonel Paget, Mr. H.
F. Brouncker, and Mr. W. R dlet-Fryer.)
Jane Pnillips was. eurnmone I for asesulting Claudine
Charlotte Trent —lt appear,l that during a quarrel
between defendant and complainant'. mother, com-
plainant went between Os, two women, and although
she was in a delicate state of health the defendant
struck her and kn .cked her down.—Defendant denied
the ....ult. lest th • ca.a was .-learly proved by two
witnesses., aol delcehn• wee fined 155., including
costs.

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Jnoech Sherw ,od, a tra tr, wee sommonod for
mosteltinc Mr. Fr trek Adom, the master 4}Moon
Reath swerve I ti at on the 23rd Sep-
t onber defendant wont to the school, sod after
abusOw c .mplsionnt for haring cnrrectori his child,
ntrook him in the face an I poehed him about.—A. lime
of 40, an I cleto we, infliew.l.

Alfred Fleury Tahiti. of %Vieth woe, labourer, was
chervi with herin, craftily 'Streets! e sheep, the
property of M.-. Gl•ort, Chiwell, of Wimh woe,
butc er.—Mr. H. S. Dickitwo appetred for the

efence.—Mr. Mitten said that he employed two
men to tak ten she.a up to his bell on the 20.6
Seutember, ant that shut ton minute, after they had
etarted one of the sheep woe breitcht bank with its
shoulder literally sma.hed t and ter.. larze
broke. on the b tek: lie had the eh el billed. Tuhhe
helpel t bring the sheep back.—Croet.ex nice I:
Tubb. had been • cs-eful er of cheep for him
heret .fore.—lderhert Rent, a •Ir •rr •r, sail that on the
day In goe.tion he help r 1 t •Irivi emus sheep tn.
Mr. Chimed' 11.41 of theta ran into • toy chap
belonging to R ear., en 1 Tubbs to tic it by the
hint legs, tnt it in hi. heck, a .1 tried to carry it,
but fit d .wn with It. Witn •Ii I not see Tubbs set
hi. tinz at the sheep, bit the g did co am ,opt
o...oh—Willi tat Wareham. bout and sho.mtker. of
Wlindarne, sell the h. saw Tubbe set his dog at
Mr. rhiseel'e sheep, en I after oast of them bad run
Inn • Mr-. itorc•re sleep Tubbs tweet to and seized time
.heep, throw it cv r hi. Annl iv; and fell to the
woos, I on the top of it. He we of opinion that
l'utthe overhal ar.CA hini••.l. I•lif not fell on the
she., per,. selr.—Th e tosti.tratee here 'tippet the
ate% and dietniseed the •lefeea lent.—Soptriatendeot
Betty said that he ha! boat Inl.le 1 by the wittier
Kent or he ehnni 1 uot hLee broutht the cue Into
Cofl't.

William Pool au I tte try Flo ire wera summoned
I r genie creeps.. on L I Wins') irnele laud at Corte
M os the 27th tiepteinhar k youth, name I
.Ittine H.& I. sh n lop ”ied to mildew the
two men beating at. iv on the ileum to at 03rfe with
.loge.—A witness name I Mr-. lex said sloe saw two
men rabhltlnz o ths -lay in She is mid
-.weer t • Pond, but wan n t intro watch of the Homes
it .114.—Janroo Howe w.a called the detour., and
mold th ft on the Mb .pt :waste h, 014 the tritnetie
H-a', who 'all that if lc hal 4 4w:toned his mother
instead of witness h it. ',sok out tn. Lines,
aft neards. Afire," yds Ifs I "It we. not for
ynts, won it din became, if I had etunatlned the
Well! on I .honl.l tel into a both.r."—The Busch
fin.d Pond 10.., lochs ling c ots, nod dismineed lb.
cape • Ho ire. with costa.
Mr. D B R owline. in behalf of the satiating-
overto,r. Mr. W. liflockloo, applied for fie , the
cost of the minus ins i5.0..1 againet Mr. B. Vooper-
Thom is as clerk t the C G met...sore, for non-
palm Iv of their p r stes.—lt will Inc remembered
th .t the implication wa molt at to lest c iurt. hot
was •lj .0-n+l.--Mr. V., est-Thomas c intended
that there was no cmt hefts,' the Bench, lie ha I
been earnmore I for n in-psyment of the ratee,
and had paid the m ioev di the assistant-
overseer, hat decli -ei t p., th. c as he ten tired
a °berm f ot the rate. three Dm.' heti,. the .1:11ro-n .n 4
i.afted, an Mr.:Sl:sock •nn rein. t take it —Mr
Munckt .0 Mr. V sp.r.T sistem, d
wan incorrect. —The Ma.d.trat naid that they failed
t 0... in what way thin ..444 differs I from any other.
Why -11.1 not the nsoletant over. er sake the ooet.
with the rate I—Mr. Manama : Mr. Vospar-Thomas
r-fun.d to pay the cost, myin, he sit iuld leave any
qiestion -if that kiwi t the magiotra-ee.—M,. Vesper-
Thoicao nedi that wan nnt trio; and he .till a limed
to hie contention that thou., wen n 'thing before the
Court to wijudiosa, Rswli OS: The magis-
trates In their ju lid d onparltv bare discretionary
power to make an order for cost., and I am making
an applies Won for soli an orter.—Mr. Vosper-
Thomas : I obj to the application. I say the
magistrate. are acting n-Inieterially, not judicially.
There is nothing boter• them to deal with.—Tbe
mot/West*s deckled to farther adjourn the rue In
crier that they might hove the advice anti opinion of
some independent legal gentleman to guide them.
Ridhard Hardy, gronm, in the employ of Mr. r.
Mackeroll, was fined El lir st-slior a bushel of
potatoes, value 2a.. the prverty f hie master.
A middle-ace I m in, who gave the name of George
Tooker, wee charged with having on thn 2nd Oct 'bar
been guilty of night p on certain lands on
Harley D two, belonginr to the Earl f Shafteebury,
and In the ',eructation of Mr. J. G. Bert. —Bef ire the
case proceeds I Polio. Ana. Batty .aid he had fess .0
i• h-hove thot [3, know hod given a fades name, and
that hie name wise:l4Am Morrie, not o ion+ poacher,
fr .no the iiisighhoorbooi of Cheek oo Nisrshell, near
Blend, .rd.—Charles Oatler, a gamekeeper in the
emp'oy of Mr. Burt, who hoe the eight of shoot-
ing on the lent la qiention, salt that on the
night of the let of Oc•ober. visilet out on
the Down between ten 4,13-1 eleven o'clock, with
two other men, he f mad a numb.r .if wire. sot.
They watched. ant jost b-f ire five "'click in the
morning they saw p-is .nee •.0(04 no to the wires and
begin taknig them up. At.- %etching f3r ebnort
three-quarter+ of an hour wit tree Went no to prisoner
with the o' her me ' rho, IN'S I pri .o ler, who hat
26 wires in his hand, an I a bog c no-hien( three
rahhits on his beck. On lo -kis; rot•ol they fount 86
mire wires ad and els a nip's, of rehhita esurht in
them.—Corrnboratlve aricsace we' given by Martin
Ferret an 4 Henry Ferret, k.eperft—Filion c opt dole
Parnell said that the pris icier was Jeer: int hie cue.
to ly on the mornini of ti,, 2.1 inst., Ali irtly before
▪ o'clork in the monitor. Prin 'net :004 then owe
of G-orge Tucker, of Dewlan I, Gant ey. end deecritied
tho hones in which h mai Iha live 1. Acting o Super-
t .ndent B itty'n inet,notion,. e w -at to Dov-
ish., and male inquiries, but no I,ne it the village had
over heard of or .63.1 Bitch a ',moo as the prisoner.
He toned £4 5% In tb, oommi in of prisoner, and
10.64 being marched, prim iner ti I witmes that he
onght ti bare 30 or 10 nab iit' that ache
h up cart, of 100 wine; est rne Bench ...manned
the orris alter t., three m in ti. inineot with bard
hard labour.
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Jooeph Bust ao, a navvy, who •al I he hailed Iron
rortsmonth, and was an army r, serve mu lee of the
With liegimeat, we. *tiara' I with asesultiog
o 'notable Barter in the executi in of his duty the
previous night. —Tne evidence of the omit able, wh
anpeared in Curt with his h,rad handarad up with
pirater. was to the effeot that net men five and viz
o'clack II• went to the Woodman T where some
OSYSiI. were Tramline, and sow defendant with his
oat and shirt off In a fighting attitod tie tried to
to/moll, him t ga home, but defau Isat only
threatened witness, and after bora( O.We I from the
hones struck him with groat violenoe.—Defendant was
farther charged with assaultlug John Pettey, the
lenll,rd of the Woo iman Tavern,—This oomprain ant,
who appeared in Court with • swollen ald blackened
eye, said that defendant struck him violently when he
was pit jut, and that he wes knocked down and
kick Iby soma of tha o' her navvies, thsro. The row
arose because hs ref.. ni t draw bear for • man who
hat had ennuO. The c metanle woe ha Ily used, and
I navvi, Wood to rescue dio dafendoant after
he was in cuarnly. Defeo lent ha Ito tra tsk .11 to Wit.a.
b ,•na p ate, station in a vehicle. ii•b•lisrel if he had
not been present, withoueor two other people who lived
Dor Ida, the gametal* Would have bees =ed.-ante