The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-01-12 00:00:00

SECOND COURT.

(Before J. -de—pu—ty-chairmitn.)
Hear, Walker, 26, Iron moulder, of Yorkshire, oorn•
mitred from Weymouth, for steeling a pair of boot.,
value 18a. 6c1., belonging to the London Company for
the eels of boots end daces, on Oct. 27, woo prosecuted
by Mr. Beakes, and seaweed to two moothe' hard
labour.

—ifes—ry Sing, 20, dipolar, of Middlesex, for
three damsel shirt., value 16s. ed., the ptag4ratlyini
John McDonald, draper, at Bridport—Mr. &likes
pirossouted.—Prisoner said that he took them with the
consent of McDonald, and was to pay for them on a
future day.—Found guilty, and eentenoed to two
calendar months' hard Lthom, the Chairman intimating
that he might have had • heavier mamma, had he not
been in pigeon two months already.
/Natant Toby Peered, 22, soldier of the 13th regt.,
for stealing a silver watch and chain, the property of
Samuel Pearce on Nov. 17.—Prisoner pleaded sadly,
and was sentenced to nine months' hard labour.

—iine—rl—C7i-r-13r—, -23,. -b7tie—CeT, to embes:ll;i mime
sums of money, the property of Mr. Robert ayoug,
hts muter, at Portia:4 pleaded guilty, but esatonee
vu deferred.

Ann Udall, 50, was arraigned for stealing or remit,
log two fowls, the property of Albert Tuck, thatcher,
of aildenek, on Dec. 23-M. Henke+ prosecuted, and
Mr. Yorcher defended.— Prisoner had offered to give 5..
and • gun not to be taken to the lock-up, and two fowls
were found in her possession shortly after the property
of Tack w•a lost, end she refused to give them up to
the policeman. —She was found guilty of receiving, and
senteneed t, titres mouths' hard labour.

Aard Norman, al, labourer, who bad been out on
bail, pleaded guilty to obtaining by false pretences from
Robert Duke, of Broadmayne, 15.5., on Oat. 14, and was
sentenced to two months' bard labour.

Axe Stormer.. V, was found guilty of stealing a
purse and 10, &I, the property of Usury Buckler, at
Fordiogton, on Nov. 21, and was sentenced to twelve
months' hard labour, a previous oonvistion having been
proved against her.

Mows, Car!. r was further tried on some more
oh r g e • o embesslement, and less senteneed at the
close to three months hard labour.

--Fati=iiirfeini,igi-ri;:ti; of the 51at Regiment, wee
found guilty of stealing a elver watch from Hugh
McAlister, it Portland, on Dec. 11, but was recom-
mended to meroy, and sentenced to one nionth.—Mr.
W. }looks preecouted.
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r(Before O. W. FLUX., Esq.)
WWa 41111141, 24, labourer, pleaded guilty to
stealing a quantity el hay, veined& 6d, at Charleetoon,
Chlekerell, on December 2& —Mr. W. nooks for the
prosecution, intimated that be did not believe prisoner
ran the most guilty party la the transaction, .uad the
wart eenteneed him to one month hard labour.

NO BILLS.

Pe Heroes. 31. vs:- O-1,..r0wi with 5e...16.0 •-•-•
articles of apparel, from Joseph Whittie, of Sberborne,
and • table cloth, eta, from Mr. William Flocks,
Sherborne; but the jury ignored the bill. Mr. W.
!rooks withdrew the prosecution against Ceri/in Money,
the male prisoner's wife, for the same offences.
Praia Cleal, who bad been out on bail, was charged
with feloniously receiving hay. at Charlestown, from
William JUIVIIL—No bilL
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JAI% &souk, nameless crime at Ellslbrldge,oss Dec. W.
—So bill.

Teis-c;tet-oluded the Serioos.