The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-07-15 00:00:00

BOROUGH PETTY BEBSIONB.

TOODLT.—BItre Messrs. R thertson, Robens. Hu it,
Hopkins, Vincent, and Rolls.

Frank Monieywas auiumoned by Mrs. Eliza Brown
for using abusive language towards her, by whloh she
went in d•ar of her life.—Mr. II .war.l Bowen
defends I.—Oomplainant went to toe 11.1eadant's
house, which she cmuaidere I • bad plaoe, for her son
and the defendant threatiood if she cam, there to
throw her out of doors.—Nlr. Bowen oonteade I that
It was • trumpery case, but Mr. Bohan+ said •
mother had • right t go alter her son if be hail gone
to a brotti•L—Mr. II ,win said he did not def-nd the
question of morality, but he contended every man had
• right to puts women out of hishowe if she refused to
Leave whim requested. It was simply • case of abusive
language, and there wadi no law •gainat that.—Mr.
Vincent said he thought it was I rad time they had •
bytolaw.—The Superintendent said there were *oven
oonvictions against the defen iant for assault, on
women, &o.—Mr. B 'wen objected to this statement,
and the defendarst said what be bad suffered ha
nothing to do with the case.—The Bench diainisaal
the case, the Chairman telling defendant be would be
bound over dim came there again. —M r. R Ammo sal I the
Bench sympathised with the complainant, an I she
was quite within her right to go and fetch her son out
of such a den of vice. . .

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William C a.ik, • respectably dreeeed young Mal,
was summoned 14r befog drunk.—P.C. Barrett nadir
be found the defendant on Saturday night about eight
In Orescsatudreet drunk, with • crowd of people round
him. His friends trial to take him home, sod befog
usable to do so some sailors took him array.—Defsc-
dant said some filen is asked him t, have • glasa of
beer, and they gave him half a gime of iri.'er mia..l
with half • glad. of whisky, which he was not in the
habit of driukius. —Fined 10r, or seven day..—Mr.
Robinson said the deleudaut IVY there ouly • as
ago, and the Chairman told him if be cam-) there
again on • similar charge he would loss his buena* as
• cab driver.__ . . .

Frederick Neel*, Into ,d the Worn 'nth Theatre,
was SUMIII4IIO4 for non-payment of El 8.., sanitary
rata—Delendmit did not appear, and the collector
(Mr. Board) said he had made frequent apilications
for the molter, but not any notice ha I been token of
Ma letters.—The Bench ma is an order for payment
within seven days.
A man named Poesy asked the Bench to grant an
order for the removed of a show in a yard near hi*
house, s• his wits was dangerously lit—The Supt.
said it was on private ground. in tho occupation of one
Sbepherd.—Mr. Slilledge also complained, and said it
was an intolerable nuisance. It was not the first time
ha had been before them, and he hal fought • similar
awe by hi own priests purse. He thought the Bench
could stop it.—The Bench said they could toot inter-
fere, and the Superintendent promised to mos Mr.
Naugle, the agent of Sir Frederio Johnstone, to
whom the land belongs.
Two small boys, named Israel Samwoye and Alfred
Bandy, were summoned for throwing stones at otos a
the Lampe—P.O. Bullock said on Sunday week last he
mat to Samways. bins if be knew any-
thing about throwing owns,' that morning. He said
he and the other &f en lantihasi had • shoot in George-
street. The other defendant toll him that they tried
to me who could hit the lamp first, and took no a
stow and threw at it, breaking the lilac —The
defendant, said the glees was br ken before.—Thomas
Li Warn, who hal tint summon-d to give evidence,
said he saw the boys throw several stones and break
the lamp.—Charles Deaner, in the employ of the Gag
Company, said the value of one pane of glees wait
ls. Cd.—'The Soperintendent sold the manager of the
Gee Company did not wish to press the case astalust
the Wyo.—The .lef andante were fined, including costs,
3s. 33. each.