The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-29 00:00:00

mid he mate from *Wet Wham a took him Into custody, and
on coming towards the Morel Terrace, he told him to crom the
road and fame down through St. Maryetraet. A. they were
coming down St. Mary.ffireet, whim near lit. Alban's.row, be
throw the coal down In the liana, and two through Ilk A1t0.,'.-
row partly dorm St. Thoemeetreet. Wham oiled "Stop
• !` rind the Rev. Mr. Philipp. stopped him. He broke my
.gain' but • crowd wash, front of him„ and he ma bro eat up
again. -Crom. examined , The porter asked Motif he (Jones) wes
going by the train, mid whams samered "No." He did lake
hold of him Ora ; but J•nen eeked him to let him 10, and be
would walk quieUy.—Jonee: I In. runniNi to the mihrm.
station, where I WDDted to go.—McMahon : You didn't go the
right way-, then, you were 'ohm towards Portland !—(laughter.)
McMahon, recalled,mid he found on Jones, two matches,
• xll‘ er kieket, pin, an Albert chain, two letters. • sovereign.
IS, and penny. Serena advertimenenta of renew excursions,
and time tables, kc Jones mid he had been welling fewellery
for some time , but tils ann had been broken, and he could not
can" the Is,s. P.S. Pitfleld mid he no. In Maldenetreet, and
em
the pri.oner Williams come out Into ISt. Sdeeundetreet.
lli beard the people cry "Stop thief,' and %emit him into
custody. When he took him into custody, he had • mat
his arm, and in the hand under the coat, • puree containing
Ifs 54.. and a butcher's tall, which Mr..Broadou identided.
ten William, were also found 9.1. in money, two pawn ticket_s,
one relating to a coat pawned at Windsor, the other • vest.
pawned at Bristol, • gold her. and an almanack.--William
Mitchell. of 34, Park etreet. who kept • stall In the ohrket.
home, new the two prisoners clime lara.ffitandon, and thought
they were relations its they kept so eery clues together.
(laughter). One had • out on his snit He no. quite metal°
the tw0...., were those who were to cher to the ladies. —Crum.
examined Could not tell had the met on his arm, and
did nit see Joe. speak to Williams.- Jones mid he mked for •
lawyer, and was denied one. The Superintendent mid he ems
only going to tinalum One einem.. and DOW the cane was gone
into. He did not think he he'd JeMiue. Could he hare •
solicitor? -The Bench said he could have one, if be employed
one. -The Superintendent mid it wan contrary to custom for
hint to kivc Up part of the money found on prisomunarremed for
1o,-king pockets. He opoke to Mr. Howard, but he was engaged
'II the other side. --The esidence of Mitchell was reed over at the
request of inn; but Mitchell edded that there were only two
gentlemen there.-- Mr. Howard liming spoken of the pampers
being sent for trial, Jones mid If the Bench felt justified In send-
ing them lor trial, It was their duty to du ; but it was not Mr.
Howard'. duty to tell them so.- Mr. Howard mid his Macaw.
to giie prisoners an opportunity of preparing their defence,
which they trunk' have If rernanded till Tuesday, as the
se...ions were on Wedneeday. The Bench mid there was quits
sufficient <sideline to Notify their sending the one for trial, bat
they were ultimately &nein remanded.