The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-10-21 00:00:00

C OUNTY PETTY BEBBIONB.

SATUIDAT. —Before W. A. }hakes, Esq. (in ti.
Asir), G. Floyer, Esq., G. Wain, Esq., and
Wil

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The license of the Composes@ be. Broa lucy, wso
braoeferred from John Bertlett t R ibert Bort, dairy.
man. of War•hain ; that of the Ring's Arm.,
Poddietown, from Jobs Gooier to }lemiltuiß leen,
bald, Broadway ; that of the Tray R
Portland, from James Brennen to William Singletors,
of Portland, the present lio-ineee of the Sawmill
Tavern; the Britannia Inn, Portiend, fr int George
Gilbert Betswortb, to Rab-r. Awirewei
onarrymea, of Portland ; sod the Portiaod Roads Ins
from Georg. Gllbert Beteworth to Maul low,

POACHING.
Sydney Cash, who cllci not spoon% was euinnioned
for posehing ea enclosed land in the ow:at...don of
Kr. G. Wood Homer,of Athelhampton. —P. 0.1111 to • ell
proved the service of the sumnsoo..—Willhom
bees. IA the employ of the proesoutir, said on Soot.
211th be wee watching, sad found some wire. est. He
stayed there all night, and between live and sir in the
morning the defendant mate with another, who ha
not been summoned. and took the wires up ; they had
set 16. but they only found 15, sod they were diem's-
imr where the other was when he showed liltua,lf,
He told them they woad' have to go to his master,
but they said they did not want to go, as they ware
known. He searched the woe, but mould not find the
wires. There wee no road near.—Smanel Day,
labourer, In IL,. Homer's employ. said he waa with
Gillingham all night. In the morning they heard
the NM coming down under the halo, and sow them
take the wires up Si they mots along. He heard
them having an argument about one of the wires
they maid not flod.—Mr. Stmt. Gale said the defend-
ant wee jell Its no in the Blaadlorsi district, hawing
been convicted of various offiumes. Ha had also Imen
convicted of felony, mid tel hem cutler tidier super.
rub..He was, uadouhtedit one of the woe..
obaraotere In the county of Dmast—liumsd 40i. and
mote.
DIG= AID D/SOILDNIG.I.

Jobe Sheppard, of Maiden Nieto°, who did sot
&poser, foe befog drook sod disorderly on the publio
highway, we. amid 7. foul mete, or fourteee days
ha did *GIL —P.O. Carton, stationed at Framptoo,
proved the woo.

8,24L0ra APPLES.

Georie Davis, Charlie Orabb, sod Richard Prows*
Pleaded guilty to stealing ignite.. the pc .p4rty of Mr.
Oakley Saunters, of Bradford Pere:A—P.O. Carter
eaid be bad bul complaint. of apple stealing at Brad-
ford. and on Boaday. October Ilth. be eaw the defen-
dants come out of Mr. Saunders' orchard. mad skim
they sew him they commence' &mooing lb. apples
on the ground. They dropped 111 to
Sumter. said ha did no; wish to press the owe y be
only wished to stop this wholesale stealing —Tee
Mamas aid ii as • lanky Using for the boys ?dr.
Unladen wee trial motyrit to cou. and sneak tor
them. It was • very serious matter. Is gave
this • salutary *maim', awl titled them is. sod
loots.

•111 ARITUL

George Sasith-e-rae-ois:rgi;d uu.7e Vagrancy Act,
1622, with breakieg from the Union workhouse
before he bad oompleted hie tad( imposed by the Act.—
Mr. Ward, who appeared on behalf of Mr. A. H.
Lock, clerk to the Guardians, to proeecute, said ander
the Act camels were ci 'lapelled to remain in the Howe
two days after admiesion, but if • Sunday intervened
that did not o sant. The L oalG,rerainant Boast h Iv-
ens., had made • regulation whereby the master of
the Halos cord I Melberg* a man in the exercise of hie
discretioa, but • newel could n .t discharge himself.
On the Sunday morning, there basil twelve cia.o de in
the Roam, and se they only had accommodation for
eft, the mow offered any of them WM oboes their
liberty. The &fondest elicited to stay si he stayed
' tbroughost the day. bed his meals sod made himself
ooinfortable. On the following day work was given
him by the porter. end directly law that official left
ha sailed the wall.—Thome. Dixon port-r at the
Halos. gave 11141101100 to this effeci. He toll the
defendant plainly on Sunday wheal he oboe. t' stay
that be would have to remain till Tuesday. He said
"If you will get me a bit of fire I pref•T 4 with! in.
Defesdast stayed while there we. no work to do, but
cell Monday he did sot stay at hie employment 20
minutes—Mr. Ward said tbe master had had greet
trouble with camel' IS this way, and be wiehe I the
defiesdient to be made an example of. Toe So was
lighted on wpm* for him, and be was made com-
fortable, but work did not snit bier—The Oh airman
said they weld not have ths workhouse made an
howl a, and the defendant would be sent to gaol for
14 days.

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0... g. st‘iaae, Maim, was abused with assault-
ing Fumy, his wits, et Oharminoter on the 21Itis al,.
—"I. Suarase said bee basbaad Inas h mis drank
ea the analog of lA* 26th alt. &Ed ill-aasd bar. Hs
tgok off Itis strap sod best hoe with 1,. Ha sw..es st
hie, sad she was oblige.' tl get tha polios. Hs bad
swsea at batbataad Wash hat away times babes. Hs
would ass be hail so had V la wan mg Ear his wisalass.