The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-09 00:00:00

31011011 07 MOTION.

Colonel Stamm( remarked that £4,1100 itatl hese
mtest for 60.1 tt • new Hades Ston.; bet this sew
had her, found insuielest to provide for the @Wines
festaise. awl other owswery work. He therefore gime
anise of his intention to move at the Niebeelatea
dimities th .t an 644,th:tea1 saw of L'Boo be voted for
that pOrPOIL
Shortly after the court in...
WEDIESDAT.
'Ms Lard Porta...an presided is the Orel Oourt, with
r. j. gum, Mi.. in the sosestd. la shares( the
grand fumy. hie lordship referred to the death a
Mr. Psloh. mid expressed • hope that seven! gestleaten
would oedorm the duties of formes of the irrand fury
al —lnifernwsl them of the reetgestko,l ibe
Wiled whieh be said 'meld b. a greet less to
the twenty, for Cot. Oixt bad sieved them for • beg
Uwe, wed had ormielsed the form whish wee IMAW in
'sod or ler—he referred to Wm i.e..... of violeot
niegh vegetate in the metropolis, and intimatud thw
it irsa possible some of the.. might muse WM the rural
distriets io the winter, aad be simpested that those
pari.bes where the pollee.» not employed as assistant re-
lieving Atom, should take steps for thst peepoes, Widah
woekt set as a stash.. professional niendiconts—a me.
werial frost the Dorsi-Mee Board of nuarditns had by •
tetwitaaos not bee* WU bases the emu% bet be natured
thew that tie isseetrates were most easeful 0.4 to
atopeeet the steely rate exesodittere heyoad what warn
slse,lately neenowey—he slot referred to the new eel
fte ',vine resalsrauss the poem to .llow the witatesee
f defeodset their expennes, arid sonsinded by Mania,
lath. dadel 01 jeeps's.
ARIAL
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Edward Natality, appailisat, ir P.O. Hoary Martin,
I nosoundeat. - This was am appeal galena • iwairoeti.a
for s-iliar b•ead othorwise tba• by ',Aria —Mr.
lastrostsd by Moors. dadnass earl Goehertaii,
fee the ...polies% aid Mr. Moho with
Air. (Wawa, isetrootod by M. Coo.ebe, far Ma
reeposineet. The astwricitiew was weds seder the
411, see. of the lead 7 William IV. e. 37. Mr.
tallias web • Manual obj•-etioe to lb* werdiwy of WI
isiormaira eod sumer% weals. it was 'walked, was
War Mimed It 14 eievselloa. The Me swiss mown
1104011• K " sees Wed,' " midis Wad

to be sold. As both the 81111111304,4 and tionviet.oa wee
is the ni,jesetlve, the cam vioion wao modem. bed, me
!Ice ape,, tient did not know of which offense he eras con.
vice. I. Mr. Ffvoks m•intenied i hat the appellant bad
ant been pnjudieed thereby, and the Court overruled
the objection. Tuning to the merits of the cam, the
gonteetion on the p.rt of the appellant was that the
loef sold wet Roby bread, and therefore the seetime
did net require it be weighed. In support of the wiew, !
Job Shores, b.ker in Dorchester, between 30 and 40 ,
years, spoke to the notched seedy loaf being termed in '
the trade "fancy bread." He detailed the mode ni
bailie to show that it was more expiates to here than t
the bee. bread. In arose elarnination be said there '
as no difference in the dough of the two sorts.-9y '
the Court : Both were pot into the Oven the am.
w. hip., Although the " botched" cool room in the
baking, both list and the batched were sold at the same
price. —The Chairman in4nited bow they made is pay,
and the witness mid providing snob brad was meeting
a want of the public. —Jobe Durk, baker for mere than I
40 ve.ars in Doreheeter, also wire to the nolebed loaf
being known as "fancy bread" in the trade of this
tows. On the other heed, • pastry wok ord euefte.
teeter of Sberboree, named Dawsoa, who bad bees in
, the trade limey years, said his idea of "(obey bread"
. was that it should be mole with a certain quantity of
butter otter& He admitted, however, that be belated
b.kerc in this part of the country considered it "fancy
breed" when baked as appellant's witnesses had de*
oribed, bonsai Minkley, baker of Portland, 21 yeao
In the trade, said "thee; breed" was made with milk,
bejter, and other ingredients, led was worked
differently altogether from batch bread. There was an,
important contradiction in the evidence as to the loaf '
sold to P.C. Martin. He statvd that be naked Ira loss ;
' loaf, and then a cjitortern loaf, while Frederiek Smith,
appellant's servant, who sold it to hi., said be salted
for • long loci and mid nothing shout • quotient lost,
and in thie he ran confirmed by Maria Bert, • 70•06
woman, who Wont all the 01111•111161106. The seller said
"long loaf" was the common terse ftw their " fancy I
bread," and theref oe he 4.4 not weigh it. He bad
scales and weights in the part.-11r. Collins contended
that the conviction for solliag or musing to be sold was
bad in law. being uncertain, d further that he had
proved the loaf void was denominated "tansy bread" by
the t,atie an I wee so understood he the general public.
—The Chairman, in delivering jedvnent, : The
Court bees no doubt whatever that In interprotatiog the
wade "French, or fans; breed, or rolls." in the Aet we
mum aonstrUe the.o al meaning that it shall be I
diffinvit eon of bread Iron that which is male in a
11041111100 wZr. It means, no doubt, • &emotion of
bread which is made, as coned the witnesses but gives
a+ the inforeatioa, with better and various other
materials, and when we led the "fumy" following the
word "Preach," it I. clearly Emma to imply something
different from common bread. Merely notching the
breed of the some onality as the ordinary loaves sae
never he considered foray brad in • kcal 'ease of the
word. here no doubt in my own mind that the
bakers haw. been under • wrong larvae.° is imagining
they can tail this "lance breed" as barn: • emoted leaf
in *sad of the 0011111100 heatry loaf that comes out of the
oven in baich. ifo doubt they made a worsts abort.
it ; DO doubt they fvocied they were right and that they .
bed the law os their owa side. The °pietas of the
Court is that Navy breed or rolls Is • different thin,
, altogether from bread 014 in made of common diroeb,
though it is marked differently and prepared in e
d fferent way. Whatever the bakers may sell it, we
belfeye the law does not mean .ash bread as that can b
c.ard "honey," and therefore we aro of opinion that ttn
eonvitoioe was right. With referesee to the law, y.. 0
are to bear this in mind ti as the kw has bean elvatagod.
It originally stated they should sell quondam loreea ho'
tie low was alittred for the purpose of protecting the
*rosurner from arty possible (rand of the baker, and tho
the consomme/ should bale his bread weighed. I should
bay. daylight thet if the consumer waned his bread
weighed be might have asked for it, and if the h.koi
had Mem I be would have brae gaily of as offence
nadir tlm seventh section; but the Paige. rated that
Is set neesseary to ithk a person to weigh year bread,
but the duty of the baker Wafer the senesce. r to welsh
It. l would resommend the bakers in future to offer to
, w igh the breed, end they meet take the smiles with
, them, oellioic breed outlet their shops. It appears is the
rooting rase, elthough the policeman did not me them,
the soviet wen in tbe cart; and we believe this ii.
, erne where there has been no intoatiorml 'evasion of the
i law, bets talent. rpretation of the law, therefore we
wish to pat the co.td as low aa we cow. We are bound
to give some oosts for tbe resiondent, and we giro •
verdict in favour of he rerpoodent, with 40a. costa.
NO SILL

Tim grand jury ignorod tlio bill of indictment agaitur
Benjamin Adataa, 41, optician, for attempting to
strangle himself .% Wareham.

TaWm or Pam:mato.
O•erde lehPrit. 1111. painter, was indicted for 'Joshes
heed, the property a Joeeph Lever, at Weymnuth,
2L lb Collies proessulcd. Two former 000 •10.40011
were proved against his. —filenames, sir months' had
Lehner.

Robert Hyde, a young mein, indicted for embezzling
• peek of dour, • clitoral/ of bras, and Is., tie property
of his master, Joliet H.lisford, at Asksrsw&L Mr.
rooks prosecuted, and Mr. Ckal deleaded. Vardiot
net guilty, sod he was acquitted.
George Goddard, indioted (or stealing oats, the
property of Mr. W. B. Warna, at Stourpaluir, was
simaitted.
Fleury Dunham, Masted for a gross assault upon
Susan Staple, at Runeock, pleaded guilty to • common
assault, and was &sad Is. and to enter into his own
rroogoinanee In £5 for his good behaviour for 12 months.
James Squire, 61, labourer pleaded guilty to bur-
glary at tbe house of Lydia Gimpy, at Tarrant
Keynston, and stealing two silver spoons awl two pair*
of stockings, and he was sentersood to Mx mouths' bard
labour.
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John Stermey, 15. baker, pleaded guilty to embeasliag
to and 2s. 44., belonging to his ummter, Kr. P. C.
lltheridge. at Blaudfort, and wsa eschewed to fear
menthe herd Lawn r.
Robert Whits, on bail, wee .barged with stealing two
pairs of upper leethers, veins 13e., tb• property of
George Alfred Gill, at Portland. Mr. Nooks prosecuted,
and Mr. Collies defeaded.—Found not guilty and
..quitted.
John Regan and Daniel O'Briea, hawkers, were
chareed elm olttaleina by Ulm triteness • bonnet sed
a skirt. from Martha Pearem at Derebesber, June 12.
Kr. rro .k., preemptor. d ; and Mr. Cullina, who eras Ger
the deform. took • preliminary objection to the indude
meat, whit& the Court allowed, sad prisoners were
dieeharged
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T4.lna. Williams. Michael Campbell, and Jobe
Martin, midi. re, of tb• 110th restimeat, wme 'whew for
@Malin • mat, the property of J.h. Peron, at &A-
eon, Jane 4th. They Ik•f0 toned guilty, and entered
to de mouths' hard labour each.—Martin was also totted
gnilty of stealing I pair of trousers., tb• property of
Oliser, at &Writ aad sentenced to a further
Impri.onment of six month/ bard labour. Micheal
Caosob..ll was also fear gaily of entering the house of
Fleury Cofer, st Lyme Meg* with intent to sommit
• filmy, and was sentenced to of; troths' hard labour.
Jaime Allem (410), oustereacegar, of Sherborr, sur.
readered on Ha bail to answer to a charge of ideating
lead from the Shunts's.' at Etbeaborne, the property of
O. I). W. Dighy, Eaq., on April IS. Tb• defendant
was not seen to tak• th• lead away, but he ..old some to
• marine store deal, 11118114 Belbm, which Mr. Davis,
a plumber, of liberherr. gave ea his opinion, from is
re and masks, to be the mat e as that on tb-
Zardes, but be adatilled Mut the mem works would
he fined upon the soarer part of lead that ere off
beildisga A ddree that the teed was not ideatilled
eat set up, and the jury returned a verdict of not
sulky. In due orgies ro prisoner, Mr.Y rrsr censured
hir for brine lead which tree re reeve to believe
lead ben rotas, and reusing to tell of whom he par.
shrd It. Flee.., began "My doer sit," when Mr.
Marne ordered bin to leave the Cot, mid be quickly
&appeased.
Julso ituolow and Tom Collins were toned guilty of
stealing a lead pomp, Twos £5, ll.* property of C W.
Pars. B q.. at Lame, and were 1111•611100111 to thee
mouths' hard labor rob.