The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30 00:00:00

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BOROUGH PITTT Snamona, Monday.—(Before th
Mayor, and R. Davis, Rag)
STEALING FLownas.—Louias Salisbury, aged 37,
who and she same from Jersey, was brought up in
custody charged with stealing • quantity of flowers
roan the premises of the Rev. L B. Wateou, at
Wollaston house on Sunday night—Harvey Luis
proved that on the night In question, about
half-past seven, he was neer All saints' church,
when he saw prisoner enter Mr. Watson's gates.
She looked in • window of the house, and thinking
no one saw her, commenced picking • lot of Sowers.
He then went and told her she must stop that,
when she replied that " it was no odds to him, or any
body else" Witness then went to the house, end told
the none of what was going on, and she requested him
to go for • policeman. He did mond found P.C. Keats.
When he returned prisoner was gone, and he accompanied
the policeman to the Railway Tavern where they found
her She did not take the flowers with her, but left
them on the ground —P.C. Keats proved taking the
premier in custody, and on charging her with stealing
the flowers, and showing them to her, she laid " that's
the Sowers—l picked them for • friend at Broadwey."
—Prisoner, in defence, said she did it because aba had
something in her head.—Skie had only been discharged
from Dorchester gaol an Saturday, where she had
been incarcerated for stealing a tespot, and had been
committed several times previously for various offences.
She was now retested to two months' imprisonment
with hard labour.

COIII?I TO TIN DOlllll7 COUNTY AOL.
Bent Leber: John Cook. vegransy at Frampton, 14
dap.; Helen Carter, vagrancy at Weymouth, 1 month;
Anthony Oaborne, assault at Wimborme, 3 month.;
Sarah Dodge, robbing garden at Weymouth, 14 gays;
Elisabeth Holland, miabshaviour at Weymosth anion,
14 day,; John Wilkins and Swab Tisard, harbouring
deserters at Weymostb, 2 months; William Hammond,
misbehaviour at 'harbors, solos. 14 days • Gemr.oaingt:
Caroline Ellis, vagrensy at Kelplaish, 14 days • '
Andrews, vagrantly as Melplaish, 4 week.; Matthew
Sendai, assault on polioe at Weymouth. 1 month; John
Jetsam., vagrancy at Broedwineor, 14 day.; Jamb
Longman. stealing a two-prong fork at Disraeli, 1
mouth; John Small, Mailbag a basket at Weymouth,
14 days ; George Hopkins, stealing • bat at Weymouth,
14 days l Louisa Salisbury, stealing lowers at Dor.
elmeter, 2 months.

000114 T Perry Session, Minimal. Saturday.
Before H.Williaina, H. N. Niddleten, and R. William%
ausemssa—Thonau Bill.s, of Keine Newton,
was °barged with being drink at that plane, on thelDth
of Jene.—Dideeidant admitted that he bad • little
beer bat denied that he wee drunk. —Fined Lk. and
oasts.

--LS. AUTISM • COMRADE& Bamiombe, of
Broadmayne, was charged with amulting John Abram,
a polies constable, whilst in the exuntiou of his duty.
Defendant pleaded guilty—The °Seer stated that
there was • mowing Isaiah on the day in goodie* at
West Knighton, where be law the defendant. Amu
wished him and the Ulcer "good night" when
defeadant wanted to know what the man spoke to the
°Moir for. Upon the latter ruarkieg that he had
much eight to be wished good nights. he bad.
defendant struck him in the back.—The Biwa mid it
was • very unprovoked assault. The defendant, who is
• perish countable, ought to have pnaerved the pease
instead of breaking it —Fined 40a and cogs.
A 'SAULT. —Joseph Joliffe woe brought up in custody
charged with being drunk and simultiug a lad named
William Hardy.-plainsat said he lined at Piddle-
town. On Thursday last he had met the defendant in
Hi street there, when be wee in company with • boy
named Capa Prisoner stopped Cuiel and naked him
whet be had said about him. It appeared prisour had
streak Capers father some time ago, when the boy said
if he bad seen him do it he would have streak hint.
Prisoner then wanted the lad to " °orris out," and put
himself in • fighting attitude. Complainant, arming
that a light was likely to take plena, endeavoured to
Net Ca* away, when prim:our struck witness and
busked him down.--P.C. Bytom mid an the night in
question he was told there was a row is the street, and
that prisoner had got Hardy on the ground ill
him. He met Hardy, who told him whet had
He than caw pluses., who was in a lighting
ad requested biro to go on bet he refused to dototil
wu very abusive, He was drnak, and he took Ida In
nutody.—ln defense prisoner maid Rudy threw &due
st him twines he streak him. He was toed la. for the
assault, and be. and soda for hipieg drunk.
Asmara Tritustualo.—Waltasi msaa,d, a Lamm
of Warowell, was summoned for being drunk at Broad-
way:le on the 913th of Juoe.—Deleadant admitted the
awe, and was fined be. ad opera.
Smetana • PllO3lO —Jaeoh Loagia•ll, • outer of
Haiti not Lane, was charged with stealing • prong, from
• field at CbeeMboru. the property of George Weat.
Complainant Mated that on the evening of the 93rd of
June, lee left a proem in • kid at Cheolharee, le which
be bag bees working, and on the nest atoning when
ha west to look for it be toned Mad been tarn away.
In sapput of hie eau, he sailed a witness canted Robert
Riggs, who proved that he saw the reams in the UP
about five o clock oe tbe morphs( of the 9ta.—P.C.
Brown stated that so Friday, the 16th, he was told lef
West that be hod Ica his prom front • bay-makieg
gild. la ousequeme of this Isfoneatkm, wittier west
to Hartle.. Leas, where defendant was at work. He
told him that Ise wee suspected of stsalhai a preag from
Ur. Roger's lad. tklinsdull NOW "1 bane the
twee& I Poked Itup la the ma* He took diliadial