The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12 00:00:00

H. T. Maimed arm summwmd, that he being a oar.
pester did leave his work undaished, after having dramt
ail the money to which he woo +titled for estapletion
of it.— Yr. IL N. Howard appeared forth. eemplainant.
—Mr. W. Matthias Hart deposed that he me a builder
and was emoting Norm houses in floambsidge.bill. Hear
lag that defendant was out of work mat for kim, sad
arrangsd for him to carry up two ilight• of Maks in CM
booms for tbs sum of DS ss. The money to he mkt lo
insielminste as the work went on. Defendant massed
be go ill with the work until sompletice, it that say
antra work seas la bo would biro so Wes bead. This
arrammeat vas issued into from ái weeks to two
aim ; sad IS would take • skilful MA 'host
thane awake to do Wm work. Defendant has left off
doing the work for more than a week. Had ailed him
to go ca with his work, when h. refuted. Was sustain-
ing series' damage through this breach of sootracit.—
Defeadant said kw was very willing to go and oompleto
the work; he admitted remising tin sum stated for
work loss; but if be bad dose £5 more work thee that
agreed to ite wished to be paid for 11.—Case adjourned
for • wink.

0160111. BRA and Joseph Hossmill, were
_ glitilniNnei using threatening language teemed@ Jobs
%esue. matraotor, to Waite him to a breast' of the
pmes.—Ossiplainent deposed that on Saturday night
be was miming down Bodeen road, when be wee mid by
delleadanteoviso demanded £6 of him. Did not owe Mesa
Ms money; but Mid Mem to go book to some huildlMP,
who, he woad PAY them foe what they had done.
They refaced to leave him until they were paid tbe BA
Defeedanta followed his through the streets en*
threatening and abusive leaguer. HOURS& said he
would knock his heed off. Five or six ethos jolted,
and men • mob wet formed ;allowing him so far as the
Memos. Called for • calk but the men would not allow
him te go amp in that faction, and eassalted the eth-
ane. Asked Kr. Wm, Criakmav if he had • beak door
by means of whish he could sake good his rear, bet
had not. The mob was new ineressed to at least ose
handed, who followed and booted him, Wont into
trte.cl.ties sleek= sheet half-past ale o'clock, and
them until aim, where the sammintendeat seat
him home enacted by two palming.. At that hoar no
lees than two hundred p.noss were la St, Rainuaduerese
welting_ for him to make an appearance. On going over
the Wigs ens of the men *mama to threw him over
the parapet into the WAIN. Could receptor, the voices
al the defendants. Went into • Mr. Martin's bones,
and renamed there until one °Week, when the mob die.
*weer eme still outside waiting for him. —By
.i•. The work was done by Mese work, hut not
Mon then We. was due to thank—The defendant
Beitimell said Mr. Thorpe had prosiest to pey bun hie
gitemay, but heels( failed to do this he followed his, I
Oresker and Ellis made simiber statemealm—Mbe
superintendent of polies said • very large seeli of 1
persona followed Mr. Thorne from the polies statism I
beltedi his reeidenoe. The policemen skald not tell 1,
who It wee that used threatening language. In the I
polios.station the men asked respestively for their I
wags,
when oomplainent said he would not pay ,
such blackguards one halfpenny—The Denali thonghtl
as no dumps was done, Kr. Thorne should be skatentl
If the defendants would promise not to mods nosiest 1,
hint.—The defendants made the nesseiney peonies, andl
the sue wee dismissed.
Benjamin Champion was summoned for unlawfully ,
detaining • watch -belonging to Gomm Gulliver. This
was a owe mixing out of one heard on Friday.—Defen-
dent denied ever haring the watch—George Gulliver
deposed that be had kept the Boot Inn for thirty yeses.
Did not sse Private Brooks when be brosight his watch
and pawned IL' Saw the &fondant in the home, but
did not see him take the watch. His wife gave it him.
His wife wee not present —John Hanes said he was •
waiter at the Boot Inn. On Tuesday previous to the
16th of Gabber, he witnessed the transaction between
Brooks and Mrs. Gulliver. Champion was present.
The watch was left with Mrs. Gulliver. Afterwards,
the enter of the wabh wanted to raise some more
money on it; but the pawnshop-keeper would advanos
milking on IL On the following miming Mrs. Gulliver
said she bad given the watch to defendant, and another
mark—Thst ems was adjourned until Friday.
FM/A.—Before the Mayer, B. Cottrell, and W.
Talbot, Bp.
Fanny Anderson, a married woman, the wife of •
sailor, was brought up in embody charged with stealing
two gleams, the property of Mr. AL 1). Roberts, land-
lord of the Portland Railway Inn.— Prosecutor deposed
that on the previous evening, about siz o'clock. the
prisoner, in company with another woman, some Into the
bee and called for two glum of porter. Bosse eon-
fusion ensuing, the prisoner left hastily, and be mimed
the two gleams produced. Went alter the prisoner, and
overtook her in Parlr•streek Saw her take the two
/leases out of her basket and put them in the gutter.
Charged her with stealing the property' when she said
she was very sorry for what she bad done. She was
very drunk at the time Did not wish to press the
charge. - The prisoner pleaded guilty, and expressed her-
self willing to make ample resompenes. Had it not
been for the drink she would not have so committed
herself.--The Bomb cautioned the primmer and dis-
missed the mak
Benjamin Champion, private 13th regt., whose ease
was adjourned on Tuesday, appeared in answer to •
summons abasing his with unlawfully &Minim •
watch.—Mr. R. N. Howard appeared for the plaintiff,
Mr. George Gulliver, landlord of the Boot Init.—The
criminmstanon of the whole case have previougy ap-
peared, and the adjournment on Tuesday was for the
production of witneesse.—Ann Gulliver, wife of plaintiff,
deposed that on Thursday, 24th nit., she advanced 26..
on a watch brought to her by Homes, the waiter. Two
days afterwards Okamoto., in company with a man
named Lakis, 'ailed at her house, and said if she would
rim them the watkli Private Rooks bad kit with her,
be would get money advanced on it and redeem it. She
let him have it, and had not seen it since—Mr. Nathan,
pawnbroker, St. Thomas-street, said that on the 26th
alt a soldier brought him • watch for sale; he mimed
to be, it ou tosognizing it to be the ems offered for
pawn by Barnes, the waiter at the Book two days pre-
vionely.—Rdward White, landlord of the Foresters'
Retreat, deposed that some ten or twelve days sines
two soldiers woe into his house, the priaoner wan one.
Prisoner salted him to minibus • silver watch ; bed.-
elated be bad purchased in the town. Witmer' refused
le buy IL—Champion, who is now %leder [unitary arrest,
declared that he knew nothing whatever about the
watch—On the suggestion of the Mayor the summons
was dismissed, and Champion arrested on the criminal
charge of obtaining the watch under false pretences, and
the ease will be gone into de noso nezt week.