The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-07-10 00:00:00

TH URSDA Y.

Mary Ann Glyde, 15, and George Clyde, 12, were
charged with stealing certain money from a box be.
longing to their grandmother, Grace Mowleen, at Fast
Lot worth. The boy pleaded guilty, and was sentenced
to one month's imprisonment, and four yearn to a re-
forivatory wheal. The girl pleaded not guilty, and
after eviaence had been given against her, the Court
directed the jury to acquit her.
Henry Nirtleff, 76. was charged with an abominable
offence at AlderhoP, on the 93rd April last. Mr.
Saunders conducted the proaectition, and Mr. W.Ffooks
for the defence.- Acquitted.
J4Ol Sparks, 28. mason, • returned convict, was
charged with stealing an overcoat, the property of
Robert Hine, at Fordington, on the 2nd April.
Mr. Ffooks prosecutml. He had been twice previoualy
convicted for felony, and was sentenced, to three years'
penal servitude.
Stephen Stereos, 21, was indicted with stealing • silver
hunting watch and guard chsiti. the property of Wm.
Psinter, at Iroiliester, on the 94rd of June. Mr. W.
Frooki prwecuted. He had been previously convicted,
and ruts sentenced to 19 months' bent labour.
Lewis, charged with stealing 6e. rid, and •
tobacco box, the property of Joseph Warren, at Lyme
Regis, ou tot July. He pleaded guilty of stealing the
Molity, and Mr. Pf.mks,who appeared for the prosecution,
withdrew the charge of stealing the tobacco
box. Sentenced to three months' hard labour.
Philip Padfield, 31. was sentenced to six months'
hard labour for assaulting P.C. Henry Batty, in the
execution of his duty at Stalbridge, on the 6th June.
Mr. Poole prosecuted, and Mr. Saunders &feuded the

prisoner.
John Moore, James Moore, Mediae Moore, Thomas
Ralf, JOMeV Aldridge, and Ito area Bat! were in-
dicted with unlawfully and forcibly entering upon & cer-
tain dwelling-house, out-house, and garden, then and
for three years past in the possession and occupation of
Charles Nether. expelling him therefrom, and unlaw-
fully and keeping him out, contrary to the
statute, at !Lacombe, on the 30th of April. Mr.
Slumleni prosecuted, and Mr. Ffooks defended the pri•
oner. The jury acquitted the young woman, Frances
Butt. James Moore and dames Aldridge were fined Is.
each. and John Moore, Meshwe Moore, and James Butt
were fined aos. each.
Ann Reel. 13, and Louisa Reed, 11, pleaded guilty to
three indictments of felony at Blandforit. They were
each sentenced to ten days' imprisonment, and after
wards to be sent to • Reformatory for two years.
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A nag Maria Hayward, 19. chimed with' stealing a
pair of leather and a pair iif cloth hoots, value His., the
property of John Legg, at Mariann!, on the 21.;th of May,
was sentenced to months' hard labour.

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Joseph Lem, 4:1, Geinve Legg. 27, and George Green.
ing, 3:1, !showers, were charged with stealing mix pieces
of titular, ealed piles, the property of Sir Molynrux
Hyde Nepean, Bait, at 'Asters, in the !filth June. Mr.
Cosens prosecuted. Greening, who called witnesses to
character. was sentenced to a fortnight's, and the two
Lezies to :1 week's imprisonment with hard labour.
Thomas James !ledger, 22, • traveller with type for
inarkinz line. wen convicted of stealing iron, the person
if Elizabeth Reilly, a purse containing several pieces of
silver coin, at Sherhorne, on the 19th June. and was
sentenced to 4 years' penal servitude. Mr. Ffuoloi con-
ducted the prosecution. I
L'ir•ord Stone, 41, labourer, was charged with stealing
a workbox and certain loonies belonging to Nathaniel
C hen. At 11•110,1 C house he wan lodging, at Portland,
on the 13th April. Mr. Cowing prosecuted. sig mouths'
hard labour.
ThroWIJ Lore, 26, was charged with stealing a
sovereign, two half sovereigns. and 10s. in silver be-
longing to Mary Bezeley, an infirm old lady, resoling at
Lyme Regis, on the 10th April. Mr. Ffooks appeared
for the prosecution. and Mr. Saunders for the prisoner.
Vi•rdiet, " Not guilty."
, Joseph Leoke, 28, merchant's clerk, was charged with
embezzling the sum of £:9l, the property of his masters,
; Messrs. Thomas Cave and Joseph Bruttou, brewers and
wine merchants, Yeovil, on the 26th April. Mr. Ffooke
appeared tor the prosecution, and Mr. (linens for the
, defence. Seuttiac-al to 8 months' herd labour.
, Frederick 1,49 e wan indicted with feloniously assault-
ing Ellen Gillard, at Sherborne. on the 71.11 May. Mr.
, Hooks appeared fertile proeecutrix, and Mr. Casette for
the primmer. Sentence. 8 months' hard labour.
, The grand jury ignored the Bill against Ci ariesJames
; Bowleg. charged with stealing a gobt ring, the property
of Robert liaxter, at Weymouth, on the 6th of June.