The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-18 00:00:00

011.410 C Or lILIOIL4COHTIII.

Robert Pike, • middle 'gal Mill on bail. SlatToo4llfo4
to 0 0001,11ittla to* n.ruunia inquisition. with
i killing •n,.1 gl•yinit Carom,. C mard
Esat .wsr, I) watt, OU lb. 18:h oisistem,er.—Ta•
uruud ju y barino thrown "Lit tun bill against hint.
50..11a0 ev:d•nce being off •rsd in supps.t of Um
cor•nee's warrant, tb• jary, utde, th• direction of hie
rsturusd • strd clot •• Nst guilty."

TUE PO4LE: LICEMING PRos.EcurioNs.

Cilaloll 0/' PZIJOIT.

Henry WiWarns baled, and not describud in the
o den iur, "nu tudicted for a urimitting "'dui aud
o,rrntit yesiury in be evideur• au • witumu on
of Canaan suininowlee at • potty ueusi mu of the
ju,,tice of 100 pauce for ,ho borough and county .4
wheroin J uhsi Joseph Norton ru,d Henry
Wilitutne were the ptoeucutors, cud ono Hoary Collo,
lbo d.l.,..butt, on toe 910 noptember I..t.—Mr.
C • lii., Q C , and Ur. budds prosecuted; cad Mr.
Mat her.. defoudiki.
%Al tuu jut), b4an4 empsnellcl Mr. Mutthewe
aakcil Um; maumi.ca lari It. prouecutio3 *se
...muted by tuo Liceuund Victuallers Adilocin-
tt,l3 of the moot furious of licensed
of Aldershot should withdraw.—[ll. Lasd-
Ansip 6.1,1 OS 0..U1i nut No why he should witodrsw.
but OS dund say Mr. Feattioistou, tn. suutleman
rub rrot to, w..u14 uk.,io be relive el. Yeatuer-
ewe sent no ha I no tri.n to try to. CI". but by his
*incision's weirnuissou left tug teox, ad &bother faro/
we 11.1,64„

Air. 0 411111 luvitad lb. lOWA caret ul attautiiii of
hs joy to Um One • awl ddi to. Irt pure tart tiotolug
tusy had heard ...tst•i io w old iadjudicd Click m1'746
000lai-i Liao prloyiatt. WiIII•la•, IL oppeated, Woo •
thi. std. awyth. y soul fu to. siihaluyanoutuf a par....
awned .tobor, livius iu busdou. At Pool, there
11.04 a Mr. At lei.uos N dew., alto add • dn. I,loas 11.
would out Charotliorlee *Wilt bouses of
u.• busew.th, an I two Way h. wawa the) were souducied,
1. tb• lOU to of July Aldwomu Zior.uu tli-tigbt tit
o aim go alai supply wlia mousy two prima
.t. 0.0 • Si Own,. ..oaa t • P.l. s.d way dt va. lotto
isuwwwll h..u.s• aid mho reports 1,, bwil awn lb.
way iu +hub toey aura oarrhd ua. Wadi ..a• woo
ma of thaa-tand WS the 28611 of July, befog a perfect
.t to .aogarPool,', be wog lelgiugs at a rssew.t.ble
...tat (two C. dn.), s..yiad he ea. • 'Wallowa/I. 'lbis
h was levet 11 11r, Collie A swot umuoer of
swum maw were MIMI out, but i00..y wore w.tudrawo
£olrOaa• Woie ali•lialiewl i.y ths Usu.:b. Too lir.t
..uodu wis in winch lb., we, **two was that
1.. Wow. Air. C we coarg..l wses toaolog, ou the
28Lii Jo.y, owls/urge MA Ralf., I Id 11111Palsa oo hie
paoalliale liLoptlea Hilary •laparlialoadrai• bead con
..trabia a Pads, ougdig to, taws I. att..aid aooe Ikea
ou ru. .u..•,i real .64 deposition
wale oy lbs 4am., mat wt. Um uca WaiCa
011‘11 1.6.4 Is •uporlulaw.aloat hal 2.1
wel lea, be Woo taw. till treaty willutad
•at 4e. Couis wiuld kit thaw Law
r. &I loCt We. MAL Ara Halal ualae tO Lae boa.. alariug
time 12•0“i4.< ...d n. 11161.44 o short wail lambi al Lt r
os 01,100 .11 10. y be moat Lbzw, a,aio, but lett, baturo
-Issas, aii.l 110.1 du far 11.0. ha .1..4 tawl tortuty
./lasaet of aim asid water, to. had during 1.. wb.Ls
watilug ely 4.. ur Wee Jawed ul liqu eu..m.•
ostol di...5.a GYM Silalia au., Lld •twas uthwa, am
ua hal saw, were bu, to. eutuwel for ilia
orudicutudi wool uu of • luaLiao. Olaolgo of poi-
.

u lath( gAntiue tot nt•nteie owl deltaic •tu it. JO.l. sod
31.1 •.f Jul,, an I tn. 14 of Lugo I. if tuey believed
.tr. so money 4.11 was paid at driva played
r .r. but, oc • viur be grad tempr,stione to users of
ihe ie ulnae out on tut somisio s fur tbAr
Amyl yet; no unarm my tiro was that one
night defeudant &aka* M.. (Joins if Ise soon play •
4 .we of cribbage silk touk loss be sell he das per-
il:my willing iggit they played, but for no mosey or
wink. mid dim be turned round and took out a
auunnom aga.u4 ate laudlord, and in his deposition
said that eight gains* in ali were play. I for drinka,
it they piayesl for 6 .. • games, and that the bsr-
tuaiti woe ooiniog in & I in. time with drinks. Mel.'
tabled wore odium withdrawn or disiniassol. Fhere was
neat • swain pis firs Baud lu. Lag prohibited It oars in
the In I of Angus% aii ba al.eged tliot • dolman came
after hours aril a oks.l for • put of ale. tbal, alr. Coil's
diroatal it shoull Ise sUpplial, •11 Ilmt alto took it
a way said brought, bock 61., but the mai truth, Mr.
Ii 'ii s sod, was tam • neighbour's ch. 1.1 bad &mind
sos is, thtt a W.ollis rilvas fur a ji; of hot vats,
*mob was slits b•r, awl taat Mrs alierwords
ci I over r.. me the olid I, that summons was also
dismiss:id ; 3.1 r. Colds woe further charged with selling
•luiius Sur&ley, the 3r I of Augu t,
defendaut iserriaring tat osrtisio psrtiee were supplied
whiskey, the real laol being tout they wore at We
ii nue al a party going to the New Forest In • breaks
f hat woe a4ro di•misoNt.
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M .Ailea, Deputy Magistrates Clerk. proved the
uuninonsi ant depositions, and wee &eked
quepti..us by Ste. Matthews in Cro.lll,X•Milialioll as to
toe chargse witisfrasru. 11. added that the oases
create I touch totaled, and the action of Aldermen
:‘l..rton gave rise t, hutch feeling.
The Learned CA10801: The Ticbborne case was
~oraing t it--(lsughter)—s-Idivg that the woes lasted
Iron the 25th .1i Au •u-4 d.w• to lb. put uf sgpigui.
,er, auf an uu4teriaking was givee teat defendant
-boo Id be prosecuted for perjury within • towith. and
the in ,oth slaps imi all but cue day before pnrceedings
were taken. _ _

The rattles added in reply to a question from Ur.
&Katcher* there were all aorta of appeals.
Mr. Collis*: That.* rather wide of the record.
. ' . . . .

Ui Lord.hip :Of cour.e. Its the squau of modern
lesi.l.-tiou to be.. all sorts of appeal.. Lioago ter.)
Mr. Who. ; N doubt, my lord; • very good Wog
for the lawyer., but for no one aloe.
Irirtlahlp : But • very ba 1 thing for the pub-
lic.

Mr. Calms : The M toyor cif used to impound the
deten•laut'd Dote book, ualem so tiodertakiug was
Ktv.n
Wartees : Yee.

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Mr. 141111fy Collis, landlmel of the Crown Inn, was
next called, and denied the allegations of the define
'alt. The superintendent, Mr. Hunt, lived at
l'aikriteme, and was in the habit of takieg his meals
the Crown, and be sometimee came of en evening.
On thir night in question be come with an ex.euperin-
toident ad another friend, and remained a quarter
.f en hour. He did not return at nine p.m. and
remain till 11.20 p.m.' He come stout ten and loft
sh oily belie', eleven. Ile did n have twenty lots
of gin. but be believe Ihe hai "a bitter with a dash
of lemon "
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Hi. Lordship : Shandygaff ? (Laughter.)
Witness ; Ami tat,rwvils, • la-Donnie and whiaksy.
It we. not true wits... let a man vaineil Bowyer out
ab .u. twenty admits. past one; Bowyer, • baker of
P ..I.o.lept there. Mr. as regarded the charge
of gaud .g swore that defendant said to him " It's
very doll here, guionor. can't we have a haul of
lominote csrds." Witness said "No,' but aft.r
eodug time he again asked him to have a ban I of
" rib" with him, and witness then plays!, but not
far slop-tioe • game and drinks. That.,, false. it
nothing. They had four games, and defendant
won all four. On the 31st Mr. Gray and Mr.
kodrews were there, and cud. were played on defen-
dant's suggestion, an I again on the 14 of August, on
each occasion for nothing. He denied other allegations,
sn.l said that Willi.tne spent money very freely, and
said that the trwlsonen ..I the town. who frequented
the h met% would know hiou better alter • bit.—By
Mr. Matthews: Could not say whnthir thesuperinten.
dent was iu mentor's; he had • twee Jacket on.
Mr. Matthews worn asking the witness further
qoestions al to particular statements, and Mr. Gkillios
salted him what he was reeding from—surely not from
the depositions.
Mr. Matthew.: From • shorthand report —.
Mr. Oollios : Published by Aldortnau Norton.
His Lordship raid he was determined to keep the
ease within bounds. They were trying a very simple
issue, and be was not aoing to allow the 000duot of
A1,1•111111a Norton at Poole to be raised in a charge sl
porjary made against another man at Winchester.
witosse In isomer to forth., orose-souswiluation
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said the bar maid'. name wee Mime Parsone,and described
the structural character of the Crown I. -In cross-
intosination he sail kiswyrse and Willlam. b oh slept
tb•re, and tediums •howel them them ro one, the
!attar befog, indeed. • little the rouse fr drink.
Superiutendeut Hunt, of Poole, who said be had
Nein 28 pour' in the force there, said he lived a mile
from the town, and sometimes took his meals at the
Crown. idle " duty " wan over eta quarts'. to DIOO
at niglir, and 'sometimes he went to the Crown. On
the 28th id July he went there about • quarter to
seven with an Oxfordshire' sped c Modest and another
gentlemen, en I they haJ a gleee of ale each. They
remained about a quarter of en hour. Ile went again
shout ten and left Defers *levee, but it we. not true
that Ito went about nine and remained Ull after eleven
with twenty others drinking and singing. It wee
(elm to say he had 20 lots of gin, he never took gin ;
he had not 20 lots of anythila, and two (lames of
wbitkey, a lemonade, and the gime of ale was all Ise
bad that evening.
His Is : Aft'r eleven o'clock. did you Of
Collins pay for driuk -Witness : No.-He saw
William. there; be was a perfect stranger to him and
he wanted to Maud him drink, but vitae.* refined.
Oroet-examined by Mr. Matthew.: We. there on
220, 29th, 30.6, but was not 'him, for fourteen nights
In suomemion, certainly not. Mr. Allen, the menh-
ir stag' alert, taw witness', aol something was said in
reit:gum to Um summons, &c., being vioutgebe.
MIAMI.s was abed, mei be came to hie house, but
wk.'s'e did not say that unless they were withdrawn
be would die. Witness was very ill, and something of
the sort was said.
Hit leirdthip Them were a lot A summonses
Maned against you 1-Witeteet : Yes. eight; but all
IWO witodrawo. r wish they had not been. Tame
were seventy or eighty sown 41.01 in all imusd.
Charlet B 'wpm., • baker, who woe alleged to have
been shown out of the hone" by the landlord, proved
having slept there.-In crom-examination the witness
said he had never slept there LOtOrti. He Used in
L *4o6nd-street with hie mother and brother.
Henry Gray, a builder, of Poole said he was at the
Crown on the lilat of July, and saw the dMendant
and landlord playing at cards. Nothing wee said
Stl .Of 010011 or drink.. There we. a summon/
against 'lmese for hang in the bons., but that was
dkunieseti-By Mr. Matthew.: Driukd were brought
Into the room; Mr. Audmsd. whom sritnese went to
see, paid for one lot, arid Wallitmia for the other.
Williams asked lum to play cards, but he reined.
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kW Lordship: , you kaw who wdn 2—Nothing
was said shout winning. that I board.
J•wes Andrews, of Marnbull, °wow of tits Crdwa,
said &Godes{ asked birn to play nerds, WA he
Wised, sad hi esw him abarwsede playing wish the