The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-18 00:00:00

ThIC ALLIWKII VKLONV RV 4o)LI)IRRA.

Maurice Tooney and Frank Adams were brotight
up on remand charged with stealing a watch chain.
brooch, and necklace API rt ported in another coin ttttt of
this newspaper. —P.C. Hansford tlep.ed to :titre
bending the prisoners at Dorchester Barracks. Since
their remand Toaney had stated lie had seen C. thing
of the watch, but that .tflanis hush told hint that he
(Adainsl took b .th it and the other articles, awl that
upon steeing the wife of the perms:atm (Mrs. Hines)
and himself in the Isarracks ulnas. he went out ttf the
barracks by a back way, and threw the watch on to
a railway etulataktuent amongst Kra.. On the
1111,101.111 day wituess spent :shout six hours in search-
inir for the watch in company w ith .ste .if th, D tr.
cheater police, but with. 1111Cer,14. Ail.tnt.
fluently admitted having ticul, the statement to
Tooney.—The prisoners were aspain n1111'14.1 in
order that further search might be made for
tne watch.

INK liI,VcATIoN At T.

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Click, addres.siB4 the
magistrates, said lie appeared on behalf of the School
Attendance Committee to pr....cute ill A ber
CAM. under the Klocation Act. Be would feel
much obliged to the Press if they would kindly
taku notice of the proceedings before the maxistrates
in connection with the/4e CAY.I. It 1134 ii se become
very necessary that the rigour of the law shmild be put
in force in the borough unless they were to has, a
sch.s.l board which would Is. very detrimental to the
town, and he WA. sure nolssly wish...l for an expense
of that kind t.i be imposed upon their rates. There
were now lii cases before the court as the result of one
month's cov9inittee work, • of them ...Hied
ti be quite hopeless. In one et.. thene had been 13
convictions and the parent had chosen rue to pay the
lines, and had actually gone to pris.m for tWsi
live term* .4 seven days each ...oiler thou pay. The
defendant cane. sit .d prison only A week 'it.'. hut
allure tiwit wit A single attendance had be-ti mule by
the child. The School .tttendance Committee would
feel .4,14.1 1. the Bench would treat the eises mon•
harshly than hitherto. -The following eases were then
dealt with -Teresa Bryan, Edward-street,
or seven days imprisonment : Frederick Caddy,
Fenny-street, seventh ton.' before the court, fin,'
2*. lid. :Thomas Bandy, Park-street, tined ls. ;George
Joy, Wesleyoitreet, tined ss. : Martha Gill, West.
street, ILL ; Elizabeth Watm, St. Thomas-street,
case adjourned ; ileorge Mendenhall, West-street, .1.1. •
Levi Rigipi, West-street, was fined 5A., having been
convicted six time. previously. and paid 211. ad, in
tines:Sarah Butcher, FranchUmestreet, ca.... adjourned
for a week • Georg! Andrews, St. Nicholmi-street,
; award Kingabucy, Rartlebw.yow, 5
u.
Geome (Myer, Chapelhay-street. who ha wee con-
victed 14 times, and undergone imprisonment twice,
WAa lined with the option of *even days' impriaon•
Inuit Frederick Mead, Herbert-pi:we; wan fined nj. •
.Lieeph Roberts, West.street, waz lined 5.. • Maria.
Moggridge, Ilartlebury-row, WA. fined • ;Thomas
Proudlove, Franchise...street, WIIA tined 2*.

WILFUL lU.t,.g.

Charles Yeattuan WWI charged with wilfully danutg.
nig a pane of gleow, value U.., the property of Henry
inzar, on Auguat 3rd. —Complainant mid that on
hearing a atone thrown he at one. went out of the
house and saw the defendant about ten yards off.
Witness stated be should summons defendant fur
breaking tbe window. He replied 0I suppose you

will aumnton me for old debts next." Witn~ had
to turn defendant otit of a home. hemu,.c he would
not 'my the rent. and that. he loelie,M. accounted for
hi • i mduct.—The 'tench tined deferelant
r .45, and ii till.. 1.( .;11, 4.1. It

ALLE• •El I Til EMT! 01: AN IA Mr.% T.

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F..tiek Min...a. a ...table helper. Wa. 111,114111. 1111 011
...•..onl for stealth.: an overcoat. value r2Uk.. the
• ty of George Payne, .4 Huit.h. in %las% 14:13
It appeare.l the coat wit* atalen fr..m the Ilear Hotel
'431.1.4 during the bait the 11...01A1tasy. Priaoner
wa•employe.l iit the -tahle• the • i...••. When the
V. . unary Went lel I 10, 6111,1 til.• cod
tmemred at illl. Will'. tine% Toe Mat night the
metnry 111 til.• t.WII the I...i.tener took to
I. .4glitzs at the red.erito %rm. a to
111 a very dirty Ile II • I'll" a
with which to : .1. • ,•• lo

room at the etablee, and that he had to return it to a
gentleman at the Bear the following morning. When
the theft WApi discos ernl information wee given to the
tiolice, with the revolt that the pritioner wee traced to
Bournemouth, hut nothing further Wail heard of him
until the sth inst., when he wee apprehend...l.—John
oatler at tie ear Hotel ittablee Cluulett
Tall", landlord of the Fhtherman'e Amp.; Marion
Talbot, hie wife: and P.C. lkirdett gave evidence in
vueport of the Claire facte —The Bench, although of
opinion there Wm. a deal of ettepicion connected with
the mow, convidenvi there was a th min of whirl' they
'eight to give the prisoner the benefit, and he WAN
accordingly dtvcharged.