The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-12-09 00:00:00

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when the defendant contradicted him, saying he was
"as good • man as he was." The complainant then
struck his hand on the table and mid the defendant
was Mt man, 'end immedisiely smsulted him.-The
Belch said this appeared to be & drunken row, and &-
Wined the calm _ '
Dien; AND 1300eDearx. - George Baker, and
Bishop Bendell, were charged by Sergeant Reds, with
being drunk and -disorderly on Eatorday.-Serresat
Rests said that en' dm sight In'delstios, hbout 11
o'clock, he wee fetched to go Into Ite**., wile°
he found the defendante struggling in the street.
Them was -a 'lewd shont 100 people these. The dir
andante said the
,;filspite male from a publiohouse
discussion Y, rkehire, and they determined
to settle it by • " • onoounter.---They were fined
is., inducting
Bespeurix TO P.AT TOLL.-Wilninl SMOllOombe,
fah dealer of Weyirioutds, was sumtooned by Edwin
Lewis with refusing to ray tan. The d4ltint did
not weer. Lewis, the market toll oollecdor, raid that
on the 19th of Ancona, the defendmit paced ten pots of
fish in the front of the Grapes in; in Wine-street, and
offered them for sale, refusing to pay the toll upon
them. The toll for these fish was la. On the 28th
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August the defendant came "gain with Seven more pots
of fish, and stood in the seise plane and offered them
for sale, and the toll for theft was 84. Witness deman-
ded the toll, when the defendant asked him to call
again in an hones time, =he luid no money, but he did
not pay him. On the 4th of November, the defendant
brought four mere hampers of fish, and offered them for
ale in the saxes piece. Witness asked for the toll,
when the defendant took out a shilling and held it up
to him, and wanted sixpence cheep, when Witness said
he might as well take the toll for the other pots of fish,
on-which the defendant put the shilling into his pocket
again, saying "he would be d— if he would pay any,
as he was not justified in doing so, and they eoald sum-
mon him."---Ordered to mg the-toils andoods.
PROYA NI LAO OTAGO. -Ealen lifilborne, an " tinter.
tunate," was abused by P.C. Hulwell, with making
woof profane language, on the 6th ef November. The
offense was proved by the Police-officer, and as the de-
fendant had figured before the Beeeh on two former
omissions, she wes fined 10s. and max.
iiimoispe MEARIZIL Jolted, the landlord
of the Carpenter's Arms, Middle-street, was charged by
Superintendent Smith with having four unjust cups CO
his possession. Saperinandent Smith Droved the case,
and the defendast was represented by his wife, who
said she had not been in the publio-hottse more than
eleven weeks, and bid bought the cups as standard
measures. This being the first offence, the defendant
was fined is. and costa.
A CTIOIOUI CAM-WHO i 11f THI MOTT !-
Charlotte Adams v. Ann Singart-This was a case
' brought before the Bench to decide, to whom a cape
belonged, both parties owning it as their properti, as
Adams had the misfortune to loose the prom ticket,
and she was of opinion that the other woman had foul d
it end had taken the caps from pledge, and the pawn-
broker could not recollect to whom he let the cape go.
From the statemert of Charlotte Adams, it Miliears
that on the first or second of October shetlee • °Wei
and on the Tuesday following, went •it from
pawn. Mx. Vincent asked her if she had pledged it in
her own name, and if it was for herself, to which she
replied in the affirmative. He then said that some one
lad come and had taken out the cape on the Thursday
previous, and told her to keep a sharp look out for the
cape, and bring the ease before the magistrates on the
following Tuesday-fair Tuesday. She saw Singlet with
don, and give inforeation to the polies. Thempe had
cost her Be. LH.. mut she hid bought it two years
ago, 'The only thing She could identify the cape saber
Property was, aiming meohine-sewedand 1041ti-hatic
lid. lied,
and that the *s Wei sewn e*edly miatake.
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She bought the ego at Me. Edwards. 'The other
young woman, Ann Singlar, contended that the care
-*4 hors, haring bought it of Mr. lidererde about a

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George Abbott, a labourer,
me Knight, landlord of the
with saseulting him. —Complainant
the 18th of November, he went to hi'
_ in Back Kingston, in company with"
who be had treated with beer all the day.
defendant talked about some money that'
tom OP defendant to him, and said be hoi
woulanioltray him soon, when the defendant
I tad Min very violently.
Wary Ann Palmer, &leo a lodrr in the'
complainant was talking to his sister, when
thought himself as good a gentleman se
town, as hi paid times," when the
and said "you b— what do you
,n out of ; why I have more money .
have," and immediately assaulted hie..
struck the " blow,—The defendant
who -