The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-09 00:00:00

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SELLING HUSS otolgairtag TSAR ST WITORT.—
Henry T.. 0111- Hillier, Henry Fee., Amelia Horses,
r)lfin Cos, Walls's Bur owe and Imuiamesl Barbee,
bakers sod &ellen of breed, were as Friday last
summoned but..., C. J. Parke, Req., Sir R. R. Greath. I.
Lista C-losel Paul, asd the Revd*. J. R. Andes, sac
Sir* J. Glyn, I", Mi. of ace. The ewe of Hillier arid
Fool woe beard at the last wart. and the magistrame
then decided io adjourn them a•til they bail aeon the
decisions of the court .1 (1,1.0 • Beath noon similisr
e.ws. C J. Porte, Ea.. Les cheiiman. mow read oae
of the declaim., which fully meJlrreed the asseietious
of th• magmtr•tes, 011,1 established beyond a doebt that
liekrre an sellers of bread are required to weigh their
bread before &leering whether tbe harekerim asks for
it to be weighed or sot lir. Parke oleo read the
sestarlis of Lord P•rimen in the appal of Nutting v.
martin, to tie effect that "notched” broad meld not be
oosaideried fancy bread, aed mast be sold by weight.
The defspd•ws, with the excepting of Bum... re
lined le. each an I costa —Barroes, • young von in
• imply of Hr. Rieke, Wimbrirne, pleaded sot
guilty to the charge, sad misted Mai be bad to deliver
Ma loaves to a eustomer, ad that before he took the
lest iota the bowie, the reastable tame up aad mid be
should repo. t him. That be did weieb the bread
after he had carried lb. ail loamm ia, and always did so.
The beach diamiseed the owe rumieet
STIALI?‘4I HMls*. W/L—Willitm Ud.fl, aged 11 rani.
wee etwpd before lbe same magistrates with stealing
els ban'. eggs, the property of hr. Joseph Atkins.—
Prnmeator staled that ha did sot with to press the caws,
cod his. hey and alms We lecher, who was la work were
atimeniebed by tbe magis relse.—Flosd 6d., the value
of the KIM
• oh it.. pr. tarred by au old mut named lisiduseat
against clod nsmoi John Daytime of damaging hie fruit
gram was disease/el.

VIR WOOD.
IIL FISHING.— At the wimborne Petty fleations on
Friday kart an old 111• A named Hukell, and two boy.
Named Steele, were charged on the information of
James Thorne. keeper to Mr. Appleford, with unlaw-
fully
ui
ashing for eel. in • stream belonging to lil4r.A
ord and Kr. Dont --Defendants admitted the
mos, bet pleaded that It bad always been customary
to fish at that plaits, and that they were not aware ot
its befog prohibited. —Defendanta were ordered to pay
mots 20. Id. each, sad the magistrates suggested that
a notiee board should be erected cautioning the
public.

CRAN HORNE.

Cnannonim PTlnium, July 411—Before
Lord Ashley and G. Cburcblfl, --Jentes Ilkesta, of
Crowbars., was charged by the policewith being drunk
and riotous in Castle-street the previous Saturday
evening. —Fined 8. and 8. easts.—Reery Fnuopton„
of Owner All fleints, an idle dissolute fellow, wee
charged with breaking into the house of And ow Perry,
early in the morning of Wednesday lask and stealing a
pleas of bacon endows@ bread. Yin pinded gullty, Lod
Wbe eanissosd in this. shositte hard Isbasa.

LA NOTON.
Lerma RineWice. —Willis= Darien,, Jew.es Fond.
mu,.. rat , Moor, Per. y, •grienil ma
I:4meters in tie s. ivies of J. J. Va.q.ll.an n. Eq., a
Langton, wets slaw-goo b•-fore the bench f ma/tetras.
.1. III•volfotd on haturd.y, with unlaefully refusinho g
on.tinue their work eh,. ordi red to do so by the
Whit —Me. Moore appeared for the defendants.
During the hearing of the charge Mr. Farquharson
retina flora the bench—N.. Melilla, bailiff to Mr.
Fgrquilan.on, mod that oi. the 36th Jails the defendants
i-ft their work at • quarter to Nees. They were
engaged in the bay geld. and • large rink was Dearly
completed. They refused to work without more beer
was •upplied to them. Fach men ItAl a 'aloe of ale
ad one pint of str.ng beer. The ale was good ale at
1, 14. per gallon. It was mad* at the bowie. The
odor men finished the rick.— By Mr. Moor.: There
was no regular oontract made with the defendants.
Ti. two men heal 14. 64. per day sloth and the two
1.4 ls. 34. I ler day. They had extra beer allow.' for
working loader hours. All tbe defelident. had conducted
t. em-elves well abaci in W. Fseuel soo's service,
and with tbe exception of Wedmore bad Wee on the
Tom from their boyhood. No agreement was made
that they were to receive sates payment for over hour..
The. said they would work ill gars thorn more boar.
bet! referred SI I eonvideted they bad bad enough.
The defendants went to the farm. I did not demend
the k. ye.-61r. Moore contended that aa no ountrast
was n tide by lb* deienitents to work overtime the,
iambi leave their work at the reviler hours. The chair-
-111 WI inquired of Mr. Mitikle if Abs defendants bad
Partek..n ni the extra beer allowed for corking over-
time.— Mr. Malki., They had hed all with the @seep-
Mon of that given at eightu'olock. which an/ would hive
re (rived if they had stopped to work. The chairman
said that though no contract was made the defendants
were bound to wink, insomuch as hey bad taken the
greater porti.ot of the beer given for overtime. After
a short consultation the chairman rid the bench were
not quite of one opinion. His own view was that thew
ought to be wag to Dorchester gaol for a month, bat
his brother magletrat. • not agreeing with hio. Daniell
and Ford would have 10a. abated from Motif wIRoI. and
Percy and Wedmore 8, B. then Distiorgtil the defend.
ante and all others against acting in Cho sante manner
In future, and if any more were brought up on a like
charge they would be sent to gaol.