The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-02 00:00:00

BLANDFORD.

BLAU' DPO RD FAR/00W C LC P. —Tho members °tibia
club i‘re about to lose the services of their able mare-
*•.ry, Mr. James Domoney, who has for the past three
years gratuitously filled that office to the entire
satisfaotion of the club. We are glad to hear that
it is contemplated to present Mr. Domoney with •
testimonial, as we know no one owe worthy of such
• mirk of outparn.

8011.013011 Per,' SIVIONS, Wednesday, Sept.
261b.—Before the Mayor and A. S. Hodges, En].
Walter Blanchard wee charged with being drank and
riotous On Saturday night, the 22nd in*, P.C.
Tom Seavioar stated that shouts quarter to nine on
Saturday night be wae on duty in Orchard street.
Ile heard a row, and on going to the Oboe law the
defendant making a disturbance with others. Ile
naked him to go quietly away ; but he said it was no
odds to him, and that it was time for him to come
when he was sent for. Witham then pet his hand
upon defendants shoulder and persuaded him several
tames to go on. Pis younger brother then came up,and
pushed witness away several time" The defeml^.nt
then placed himself against tho wall, and commenced
fencing at him, and said, " I don't cars a for
thee.', Defendant was ultimately got away by bis
brother, lie was drunk.—Defen&nt denial the
charge, and called as witness his brother, Robert
Blanchard, who said: At the timo mentioned by
Soavium I was in Orchard-street, where I had gone
to siert a brother of mine who had been from home
some time. Wo were ontaide of my father's house
talking,but not quarrelling either of urn. My father and
my brother the defendant, might have been talking
rather loudly. We had not been there more darn
live minutes when Seaviour came up and pushed my
two brothers and my father one way and the others
the other. My brother did not place himself against
the wall, nor place himself in a fighting attitude.—
By the Court, to Sear lour : I saw the two broth/it
souffl'ng together, and that was the reason I inter-
fered—The magistrates being of opinion that the
eau was proved against the defendant, tined him
10s. including costs, which was paid.

MALIuIOCKLY BARAK IXO A D.OOll. —On Saturday
1 .4 at the offices of the Janice,' Clerk, before J. J.
Varqahanollt jun Maidment, of
Pimperne, was charged with mtg.:dowdy breaking
and damaging a door of the dwelling house of Mr.
floury Green, innkeeper.—The offence wr'. proved
by Min Green, who stated that the deaut
entered her father's house on the previous Saturday
evening, and called for some beer, which lc •
refused him on account of him previous Mooted
behaviour in tho hour,. On finding that be could
not get what he wanted, he became very allusive,
and kicked in two of the panels and frauung of one
of the doors in the boass.—llefendant pleaded
and was fined 104. and ooete, and
ordered to pay lffa the amount of damage done,
or to be committed for one calendar month with
hard labour.

POACHING. —On the same day as the above, before
W. I'. Okeden, bieq., and J. C. Marvel,
Georg* Cook was brought up in custody charged
with talcum pheasant's eggs on Stesploton Down on
the 13th June last, In company with Henry Lucas,
who on that day WM apprehended and convicted.
Cook thenanded at the time, but was apprehended
00 Friday lest. The charge was proved by Sainuel
ni!os, the gamekeeper, who stated that he law the
Pri.leocier searching the furze. On going to him
' prisoner threw the eggs away, which witnoei ..r.
wards picked' nips—Fano-1 CI 11.. G.I. and costs 14‘.
The money not being forthcoming. prisoner was coon-
mate., for ono muntb's impt.sonment with I rd
laboul