The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-08-27 00:00:00

WIWBOTINE.

Fern Skaition, Friday. —Before Mr. C. J. Parke, the
Rer. G. V. Garland, and Itiwlett Line.
William Si/10Na, a labourer. of Stormioster Mtr•ball,
ple.‘ded guilty st ding I. turnips, taloa IL the
i•rrerty of Mr. WElisro Mack mil, st Sairniinster, on the
lOtn inst. and was lined value Id. ante Ats •
William Swear*, a trainer, of Voile, was t iiinnioned
f obstructing the turnpike, at Letchett Minster, on t'is
4th Jost, by leaving shorn. god timber carnage thereon;
also with roftisiog to discover his true name. on the Annie
occasion. —l'.C. Ureenstock proved the offences, and
defendant was lined Is. Gil., and coats in each cane; t oul
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Sidney Cosh, • labourer, of Milborne St. Andrew, WAS
summoned for trespassing in search of game on land in
the occupation of Mr. W. it Bankes, at Shapwick, on the
15th of March last year —Defendant did not appea-.
D CC. Hammond said the police hail been unable to serve
the summons till now.—Nathaniel Shave, gamekeeper to
Mr. Bankes, gave evidence, and the Bench fined defee-
dant 10i. and 11.. code,
Thomas Keats. of Ilourne Volley, was summoned for
helm, riruni, at the Woodman Tavern Bourne Valley. on
the 6th indt. —P.C. Iliacock said he saw the defendatt
outside the house drunk at 12 o'clock, and be bad • pint
cop In his hand. About an hour-and-slat( alt-warde be
found delendant sitting down in the house with a glans in
hid hand.—Defendant was fined 5.. and costa
Gariland Young awl JaWSIS They, labourer. of hytebett
Minster, were sumna,no.l for being drunk at ate be, rhinos
kept by Jasper Mitilino, at Lytcliett Minster, on the 7th
insh—P.S. Hazzard he saw the defendants drinking
at the beerhou.e at 1 o'clock and they were drunk. Toe
Landlord was also drunk, Ile told the landlord not to
supply the men with any more liquor, but he did. At
o'clock in the evening he visited the house again, and
found the defendaatd still there. They left staggering
drunk.—Defendants were each ordered to pay a fine of sg.
Intl cost,, in a week.
Jasper llull;ne, beerhoume•keeper. of Lytehrtt blunter,
was summon! for permitting drunkenness on hid premises
on the 7th inat.—P.S. Ilarsard repeated his former
evidence—The Bench imposed a fine of go and costa.
9i, id., and ordered that the conviction be endorsed on
the .lefendant's license.
William Penney and Charles Lamy, labourers, of Poole,
were stuntuonaxl by Mr. John Frederick II atehard farmer,
of Dean Glove, Witufwene, who claimed 25 5.. g, under
the Employers and %Vorkmen'a Act.--Idefendanu did not
appear.—The plointlff said defeseleuta agreed with hint
to hoe six acre. of our lea and to tie six acres of wheat.
They only worked two dayd, and they had told him they
would rasher go D wehester gof then finish the work.
110 overpaid them snout 10 1.. but had only charged ss.
in the plaint, ea the work was not then measured. Ile
edthirated the daring, to him at Al for each fiehl.—An
order uss mole ma defendant, for the amount claimed
and coats; tet al, CI 11. each.
George !leery Lie, I. Cr manager of the Wimhlrne
!hailing Satiety. wits summoned buy Mr. George Wihion,
chairman if the society, for having failed to ,•Isi an
icier made by the noun...trees • fortnight pr,vious to
deliver up to the ro—ety certain paid lank cheques and to
pay • penalty of .1:211 and roista.—Mr. Tanner asked that
the case might be ar I j ,urned for • tortuieht, as the defen-
dant had been away since Tued.lay evening and the
11011011.4 had nit C t, hi, k o.kelge.—Mr. Trovenion
0,.p0.e.1 the adjourument, and mild Ile un-+ instructed
that defendant was seen in the t adria on Wednesday even-
nnt. There Ire! 00 necessity for thent to summon the
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defendant at all. and be the Itenc.h to nfoTce their
order.—The magistrates it. dined t grant an adjourn
meet ; and °Meted the defendant to he: +mmitted for too
months uul..ss he delivers up the documents and pass the
J-sbl penalty and costs at once.

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Alexander Radden and Michael Bailers, bath of Letehett
Mitt. .r. wtr,, eAell ounpooned for silo,i itu two hurts
am,y, bat they bait good excuses, and the CLIC! w..re

Charier Cobb, a tranter, of B -ro Begin. was sufuntollea
for being dronk whilst in charge of • horse and waggon
at Lytchett Minster. (Ai the 10th inst, also for not havoig
Lila uvage faatent4 1. tho waggon.—Mr. II aninion.l
gab! &fondant b of leen convicted of like otleiscea before.
was tined NIL and /44. ends in each rase.
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Arbor flowery. Rob,rt Gillingham, Alfred flexure, and
George loam, labour.... .f Broadamie, were stattooontel
for being drunk and riutout at Corte Mullen on the fali
instant. —Harvey only appearaa.-I'C. lingsard said he
Saw defendants in a field where a club anniversary was
being held, on the evening named. They were drunk and
behaving riotomly. Too Hoares were striepoil, sled thy
were all quarrelling. and wanted to light. They atruck •
S•urruinster man. Ile asked them to leave the field, but
they rushed at the man and .truok him a venni time.
Gillingham al. I toe,ottt J Sl3Il named Meidment.—The
I)oputy Chief Constable said George !tome had lawn con.
voted three times of ttrettLeutte,3 and assaulting the
police.—The B Itch fined Harvey, who pleaded go Ay, 51..
and 7s. coat. Alfred Hoare an I Gillindiani each lU,. awl
St. coot.: and °home Moore .£1 and S.. cost,.
Robert Gillingham we. also suislinened for aseaulting
Harry Maidnient, • ganie keeper, of Code Mullen, on the
smite OCCSWOII.—C ‘suplait..nt oaid Ito woot t the deb
Co. with his wife, sod as he woe welkin; ti.rougli the
field Gillingham cense to him and .truck him by the side
of the head and in the mouth. knocking Lim cows. Ile
hail not spoken to defendant. —Defendant was iiiiileted in
a lustier the of 104. and rests.
William Garet. of Sturmiuster Marshall, was summoned
for obstructing the highway by leaving his horse and cart
thereon fort co and a half hour., at I.l.tchett Minaer, on
the 7th instant. —P.C. Hazzard have el itleoce.—Defeutiont
was tined 5.. and c wt.!, S..
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-714;;;;-enoTwie;.-as.ri.:s Conambt., and Genrip. Conalbeg,
mother and sons, of Ferndown, pleaded guiity t.ids-Wing
two shawl at the same place on the 12th in.tant, one
belonging to Jane Stratton, value 124., awl the .41ter to
Sarah Trickett, value IL—Stratton'. shawl was found by
P.C. Powell in the possession of the funsle orixouer, and
she confessed to having burnt the other—Tl.., Bench con,
niitted the woman and CLarles Coombe. for It day. hard
labour, and George Coombe., who is only 12 yeari of age,
wee ordered to receive sic .trokes with a birch rod.