The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-09-17 00:00:00

BOROUGH PETTY ERMIONS.

TUISDAT.—Befors J. Ayling, E. Bayley, and W.
Talbot, E.,"
Jotepb groins w.s eurnmonod for an unlawful assault
Upon Audustas George Breast Murray. captain, Lc,
on the Ch instant. Mr. M. C. Wanton appeared
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for the p-rneseutor, and in addeseaing the Bench niliscreed
that • summons had also been :tied for by his client,
assitot the sergeant of pollee Arius). for unlawful
imprisonment, and as appea that that commons
bad not been issued he wee inutrneted to withdraw the
summon. against Keeley, and both him and the serjeunt
would be proceeded against in another spurt. Mr.
Arden, the magistrates' clerk, explained thug he had
consulted the mayor on the subject, and as they °Quid
answer for the appease's*. of the Nedreant, it was
thought unnecesaary to issue a summons for hi.
soenclunee. The sergeant wee now in cow:, and
would answer the charge against him. Mr. Weston
said the summons would be withdrawn, and therefore
at an end ea far.. our borough Bench are concerned in
the matter.

William Hunt was summoned by his son Frederick
Host, who iremployed on bowl the light ship at the
shambles, for nalewfolly retaining possession of certain
articles incioding a grev parrot. Mr. Warier, for the
proftwalor shortly stated the sass. The one bad lived
with his father and paid • rent of el As. pee quarter.
Eventually theme got married rind Mlle disagreement
arose between the fatber and his daegliter-in•law.
A notice to quit followed, and she had to leave. nod
Lb* thine' left behind belonging to the son had been
unlawfully retained. The eon was willing to pay any
rest that ..,.7 be dee to hie father, all he wanted was
his own property to be delivered to him. Mr.
WM./ord for delimited desied many of the allegations
movie. If MN owe wee sop. We the Beech wosld limb
it • most diegramiel 0n... The Bench here "untested
that roma arm/omen' should be made without their
intetferenee. whereupon the solicitors retired for a
consultation and on their return into Ione", stated that
simording to the suuesti.in M the Beak, an amicable
settlemest had been some to.

°tow Hancock, wberlehalrman, was shamed with
plying for hire as • porter, eitbout • lieense.—P.C.
Voldshoe, was on duty near the oestom-bouse oa the
, Sid Sypterober and there sew defendent (on the arrival
of rine of the Jars.; boats) &lying for h.re •• • porter.
Witness asked him if be was & liceesed porter, aid
dileadant said yes, but that his liseser was at house.
Wilier* bad itocisirsd end found that defeadant had not
• porter's liessea—Delendent said he bad his wheel-
chair down at the pier, mid that he was not sating as •
porter. The ease however was hely proved, and the
Brush thinking that defendant ieleht have acted under
• misapprehension ind,oted tits smell penalty of de. in-
idediog sots. The &mai cautioned him that the faet
of his being • Manna wberlithairman would not
authorise his eating an • porter ea' bout • farther lioness
which would only ost • shilling.
The wily other business before Um Bench was the
bearing of • removal cam of • pauper named Mead,
aged 61, from lb. Weymouth union to his own union
In liontenet, his Italie@ parish Wag rdebesd.