The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-03-31 00:00:00

tU MAY.

His lor.lship took his seat this month's at aim
o'clock.

r AT WriTo3l ZOTLAND. —eludes Masa, 33.
'shower, treaded guilty to stealing pair of boots, the
property of Richard Solway. as the 12th or Janus:mod
was seateticed to two woothe bud labour,

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UTTERING COVNTERNIETT ORIN AT KILN( ZEIDOE.—
Joesph Hamblin, 16, coil miner, wee iodicted for utter.
iD6 two pieces of counterfeit mitt resembling Million.
wdl knowing the same to be false sad counterfeit, sod
Imolai lit the wee time Mills poessisim one otber pion
of counterfeit coin, on tbe Ud of Moroi'. &zuseathe
bud labour. _ _ _

thma.wri.l. Poo, sums or Ban Mocur.—l'houtaa
Murphy, 21, and Thomas Cunar, 12, labocrece, wen
dieted for haring in their pmeirenion certain pima of
eounberfeit coin, with intent to utter them, knowing
the voila to be counterfeit, at E.Mon-in-Gciedano, on
the 314 of February. The priainiare were found guilty,
and sentenced to am mantas' hard Labour.

AN Ow tbusen itxcluvisa me Dzserre.—James
Pathan', 42, labourer, pleaded railty to uttering
munterfelt coin, well keening the mama lobe counter-
feit, at Weston, ou theith and fth Febtsuoy. He
also pleaded guilty to • former aceseistion for • similar
odianee, and ems senteaceel to gbh* yean' penal sari.
tack.

IfC;11BUITIAT WELLINGTM—Joh■ ch.t. 21, eeidier
as,
w indicted for steeling a purse sad 30e. mosey, the
property of Jaws Tama., es the 6th of February.
Guilty. —Three month.' hard labour.
TIER AT PILTCP.--.IAANNI Cerm;.3B, labourer, wu
imitated for Mealier four stoke of mad pees slued,
the property of Robe. Comae, on the 4th of Uanb. The
t:r received as ezeelleal eherecter for beseety.
ru:s boweaer (mad Islity, sad watered to three
otoatlia hard labour.
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sTILILING • ORR AT OR ARTZRIOOII MENDIP.—=
Coombs, 17, and Waliain Tan, 11, labourers. p
guilty to 'teens( • gun, the property of Mary Bailey, on
tin lid of February, and were sentenced to three
months' hard labour each.
Leßow AT CHswrow NCSUIP.—O.orge Jackson, 40,
motion spinner, pleaded guilty to setting fire In • hay-
stack, the property of George Speed, oh the 11th of
January, and was sentenced So tit years' penal awn-
BURGLARY A. Hininova.—John Nepalis, 27,
labourer. wrie indicted for barglariously breaking aid
mitering Om deelling.hoses of An. Herford, sod ideat-
ing a silver watch arid °User articdes, tie this 6th of
January.—Mr. Speke for the prosecution; Mr. Folkard
defended. Hannon is is the parish of Bridgwater,
and the promcntrix, a single woman, midge there,
the only other occupeat of the bonze bring • knelt
servant. The proeecutrii went to bed at sloven oVlcich
and at that Hum the artistes mentioned *ere pae. The
bones was safely (tetanal. tbe ITIM monde' she
found the lionise had bees broken obeli, and a robbery
soutteitted. About halfivest Ilk in the mantis( after
the n,bhery the went to a mebliehonee at North
Pvtberton. be by r. ?meek, in ecentmay with
another person. He there displayed several of the
articles stolen, some of which were identified by the
rrstn. Your of the articles he sold to a person
e'publiehoipe. The primes, afterwards went to
the Mitre Inn, between eight sad nine o'clock, sad
offered • watch for sale, and from deseription of it
even by the daughter of tbe landlord it appeared be be
**one stolen. From thence the *isomer went to the
fMar Inn. Theriamon, wherein arrived between is. and
eleven o'clock, sad in payment of a quart of cider
twittered • shilling, which was proved to be MO
than was stelae from the prosecatriz, whielt she
identified by its having been filed cm the edge. Inlets
nation wee given to the police,end the primmer was
apprehended at Bridgwater souse days afterwards.—Mr,
Folkard remarked that no evidence had been addused
to connect the prboner with the burglary, mid euggeelgil
that the man who was with him ecniamitleil the
armee. lie called two witnemes, who stated that he
waa in bed on the night in question, and *bantam
mold not possildy have committed the burglary. awe
witnesses, wen his brothers, and they added that be
was a-cripple and half-witted. The jury acquitted him
of the burglary, but found him guilty of having reds
knowing them to have been stolen, and be was mamboed
to three months' herd labour,

Ross EH V AT NORTO7 rittsiagon.—John Rumen,
32, laboarer, pleaded guilty to stealing. • £5 note sad a
sovereign, the property of William riumpbry. on the
sth of January, and waa senteaced to three years' penal
Nervitads.

CA)NCR•I. 111 ENT Or BIRTH AT BUCK LiT. —Louisa
Drissell, 18, sermint, WINN charged as the cormser's
immisition with the murder of her female idiot AIM
on (ho of Auguit. The Grand Jury throw out
this bill, and (ho prisoner {deeded 'silty to eceneed-
meet of the birth, and was seatemeed to ul months'
herd lebour.

Ripy AT C elee CAST.—Mary Weak, (on bail)
WY indicted for dealing. gold seal and gold watch key,
the propetty of Robert Adams, on the Mod of Jaanary.
—Mr. Hooper prosecuted; Mr. Hooks defended.—The
rtor in. silversmith, and abut noon as the day
ien:lion the prisoner, in company with ber heather,
MOO to hit ahoy with a tea-pot and • broods to he
repaired. While there she asked bar brother if he
would like anything u • present, and by her directions
the proms:tutor brought out of the window • little tray.
Whast showing WO articles, the prisoner must have
alistraated the articles meationed in the isdictment, as
they were shortly afterwards mimed. Information was
given to the police, and the priaonei was taken into
custody, bet Mlle of the articles were found. —Mr.
Ffooks made an able address to the jury, relying epos
the feet that non* of the articles had been fouad, for ida
asquittal He thought it • one. that they ought Oct to
hesitate • moment about, and declare by their verdict
that she left the dock witimet • stain epos bar ohs-
ratter. She received a good ammeter freak Mr. Co
silversmith, of alterborne, sad the jury acquitted
her.

TTTTT AT COATI). -- John Paris (on bell) was
ladieted for stealing £2, the moseys of Thomas Dego,
on the 12th of llarth.-111r. &re prosecuted. and Mr.
Bailey defended the prkoner.—The promoter is the
landlord a the Dolphin Inn,and on the day in quangos
the prisoner was there. Hie wife called to bhe, and
told him the prisoner had robbed the till. and that be
bad given her • handful el silver. He took the prisoner
Into an inner room, and found upon him about 50..
The priaonnr said that was all he had taken, sad be
hoped prosecutor would not hurt him. The
prosecutor mid he should, and pus him into
enetody. There was • delciency of about £2
to CI in the till. When the primmer was given
gives into custody be denied that be had stokes any
thing, and mid that the money found Epos him wee his
own.-- The prisooer received a good °hamster for
honesty, and Hr. Bailey made an energetis epoch in
his defence.. He wan hosier, fooled galley, and
senteneed to sir mouthiliard labour, . _

kT WILL& —Eliza Selway Inll indicted for
stealing. in Soptoniber, at Well.. a shawl, the property
of Clucks Goodenosgh.—M,. Warry promented.—The
will of the promentor resides at (theism Mellott, sad
on the day in question she lest a shawl to Mr. Bartho-
lomew, sad he was to leave it at Mr. Coes. The per
menton wife out the prisoner for the Mewl. She
fetched it, and then pledged is She wee sentenced to a
mentles hard labosr.

°STAINING GOODS IT FALSI PSWTIMCIGI AT FRGSS.
—loom This, 38, cattle dealsr, was indicted for ob-
taining by fides prmiteoces a cart, the property Ise.
Terlary, oath. 18th April. —lie. Bailey prosecuted.
The prosecutor is a amairlailder, and tb• prisoner eb-
tensed the cart of his, ander falai postmen, mynas that
be was the landlord hf the Bose sad Crown lam War.
minater.—n. prisoner was Nand guilty, and his lord-
ship deferred the asotenee.
KOSSIST AT CHUSITOIL —Jobs Lilly, 21, labourer,
Oisded guilty to stealsog a nasality of esrpeaters' Loofa,
the property of William Mama Sisley and *then. A
previous reaviction vas proved spinet hi.., sad be
wee sentenced to three pare peeal eervitside.

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Cusaar or Hour firsttivo.—Robert Bleb, 40,
labourer, was indicted for steding • ware pony, at
Nailess, on thel2th of Fabius/I.—Mr. Mottos
sitted.—There woo a doubt as to his HUI
_ity Mr.
surgipa, was wbo said be should be merry
I. give • positive ipinion as to the stets of .1.1 .1 the
s=f; but Mr. West, th• ueverner of Site Gaol,
his sanity. his manner beim vary issehereet
shies lie had bees in his esetaly.—Th• jury returned •
vof guilty, and his Lota•hip requested Mr. Lid.
dust. rsake • further iissainesio• of tie primer, sad
report to Wm toooorrow.
The Court then adjourned.