The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-31 00:00:00

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The Cases betwoen the Gala, landlord and landlady of
the Coach and Horses, wm aim allowed to be withdrawn.
rue parties have since settlsd their differencos.
William Baker wa• swam .ned by Mr. Supt. Bunt for
.ho .ting two will for IN eh •idrakee, on the 17th of July.
at Hausworthy, it iwing the close es is in at the thile.
George Wait, le. chow... in toe beat with 1.4 e defendant
at the time, proved tor .I,,oting of the birds by Baker.
and that be also naked them up.
lii reply to to., defend mt, th.: witness said that when
he took up the can be laid him toe had • right to shoot
them alt.r the 10. h.
Tots was the defendants answer to the charge.
Mr. Allen, the magistrates' c.era, said that under the
old Act toe defendant would have had a right to shout
them after toe 10th o: Jay, out a recent and a bard Act
put the close mason from toe lst of March to the lit of
August. Defendant was liable to • penalty of A.
Fined Is., sod lls. costs.
William Lock, dealer, of Sturminster Marshall, was
summoned by Mr. Sup:. Hunt her furious driving in the
Iliabortreet
Mr. Hunt stated that on Wednie lay of last week the
children of the Congreg cli n.l Schools ware having a
pros-el...in throng the szreets. woo the defendant, in •
bor.., and cart, drive up Car, r'..1.n0 almost on iop of
th., children. lie sois d the ti.tree, and the delen,lent then
called Upon tom to let go. Of Conroe he did not do so, and
•everel bys,nuders c•uni up arid reuionstrat 4 with
defendant, onil he &Mused thiiin. He wes not drunk at the
time. A more reckless case of driving he had never
seen.
Mr, Ralston: It appears to [ll.l more like the action of
• drunken man.
Mr. William John St:pbens was watching the procession
from his ship and saw .I.d,iplaut drive down at a good
awing trot. Ile saw Mr. Runt h •1•1 up Dl+ hands and stop
the hope, and the defendant demonded that he ehould let
It to. It he had lone ou he would have run a great risk
.if running over a lot of children.
Mr. W. Dunovan saw Dm ilium driven athwirt the road.
Defendant was urging it on, and he (cities.) ran alms'
the rant &WI threatened the deienitant with his atlas,
which took his at ultra off. or au aCCi.laut lutl4l have
occurred. Mr. Runt did hi. duty well, or there alight
tiara been a repolatloll Of the L oils accilr•nt.
Defendant pleated he did is koow tuere was any pro-
ceetion .4 children going by at till fits'.
Toe Bench said his conduct liar ex übited desperate
ilr •I•usnoes, and ho would he howl 54. and amts.
Mary IL edges was eioniuoibid by Annie Baker for an
assault on the 11th. There was a au-a-summons.
It appeired a wlartel ha I arisen between the LIFO
Woulell at ta/ Ccli end lii'ses a Kiel a follow, Decr to
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hoth a them, and Annie raid 31ory struck her twice in
the his un.
She call, ii two ix imagoes, James Burbage and Mary Con,
to substanti it. her stetwin int, but the latter stied abs
never saw any blows, they both pushA each other.
On the other bassi, Ho lass doeiared Biker first spat in
her tau and then she po dle.l hr. tinfoil she said atm would
wok.. her pay, as she had wade her some time before.
Frode, ik Bittern ml Abral B ago corroborated this.
The Chairman sold they wore moth guilty, and perhapa
the Ira thing • oolif be to giro tie-In usch a week In goal,
but they wo old be tined is. and 10,61. costa each. Allowed
a week to pay in.

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