The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28 00:00:00

BrIOLART AT PAST SWILL

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Wm Brown. labourer. araartharcred wish breaking and
ens orino the dwolling.hougen'Jnoorth Wilder. and atectinc
therein 44 .7,1 .01nA nenknife of the e.ina nf la. kha
pPrty of Sarah *made. •t Rolmhriolge. is the pariah
of Rim Stake. on the 9th JO*, lest.—lie. Lnpes nee-
the Wanner wee orniefonded.—Ssrah Winer
etated thet the loft hor Ifnlmheldre. oe the
9th of JOT. The hoop wan looked when the 1.4 t, awl
Os. not the key hehirol the north. When she rota...nod
the fnnnel the winAinve fawned. •nol ne. lnoking alma*
(ono th•t tomo nne hn.l been In the hon. and taken
en...1v,, Them wergfont.mariee on the trindow
—al•eah W • widow, rold that dna lived with I.ed
witnew. She loft the hinge shout seven ed.&
in the mnrning. and was Owent all the day,
nnt retttenine nnfq n'elnnlt in the innm.
ing. fonnA the Ann, ;naked, eel the key 'enameled
I. the cenal niece hohinA the. • cowl.. When mho
moored her room* the found them had been ransaliked.
owl 4a. AA. in mnnev and • knife miwint. Th.
knl. now nrnAnoed wee hoe.. A little girl neweeol
tint she lived • few Ann.". from nmeemeon,...
hone. anA nu the lay in nnctdinn uci•nuer !whorl her
foe eon, ereww which ahe gave him lie then left her owl
entered nrommitor's warden gate and she em bitumens
out twain in shoot an honr-and.halts
miA he wont to the hon.. of the mianner
SweAev. the 12th of .Tnly. ff. onareherl him and found
s knife in hie notemeinn. Witne, then took him to the
station tool took hie hoot. off. end went to the
renwentne* hon... H. en•nnated the 141 %cid with
a meek on eh. winAnw-.ill, which ememproded, Th.
mmeeintemlent. whn amonowni..l mdred tri-
ton,. where he wee rm the Ath of inlv, when h. renlool
that he tom at Rlneolfnrol —John WS, er.ealled. .44 :
An the At, in nnectimt he me mime., at Lackereter
chcint • mile and • half bean Rolesheidge.— The
rri...or OTWI vs. 1011101110011 SO
four calendar month.' imisficuntuntik

BrirstArr AT DONOR/MR.

Marthst rneniek serrent was charged with breaking
intr. the dwelling-bonne of Vary Ann ?realm and
rtealine therefrom wearing apoan.l and monvr.—Pri.
unnr, nlevled guilty —Ris Lordship deferred sentemse
until the fnllowing morning in order that inoniriee
might hmed. reeneeti•-e her parents. obwrving if she
conoinned in the course she was now pureeing it would
result in her ruin. She won an Friday sentsund lo 6
months i m priron moot.

PreALING MOTO AND MONTT.

Jogionh Co nnd Lovi enIA% lahromnra. went ingliellod
for *tooling • nair of toms. tom hondlrorehlolk awl ntlanr
.rtiolog. and olon £4. It. *grown., a Ragtime! Onlgh. at
Tl•gro Ro on the 28111 Juno.— Mr. Cole nemmentied :
tho nrionnoro twee andefon4o4 —.l,rwm nen,-
onfor'. •igitomnnt it appoorod the ho lived at Wond.
Rill ~o 4 Iron& a fawn. Prioonewo wore hie
nonhowo On 414. Aar In on.flion he left hie how.
no •n 4 rotornod at 11 n'elook at ahrlit. R.
ch-ot r 4 dm..., in hi. 1".1foono wastainino
winnow, wso.4, he fond had horn headrou ?4
in
st
~"AN worth of Ow, ilkon•war.
A liviwr nwnorl lf•int don had him hr.. Innken now..
Pow...warm intim-mod oho police. end want with Mow to
If • Rn•Ps..' of Tiningo Pam when. It., hart Iron
working. bat fonnd thay had left. V/thaiggiviv ha r0r..ir0.4
r..iro.4 In9nr.n.flno the, oriwnorg wore In charm
finnerinfondont on 4, of Pool.. Fro went it.,. and
hod wingo nonveroatinn with thorn. and whorl how Hwy
conld 4.. onell a this, whon tinw tordigni that the.
had don. nothing. fininerimtowlent Gifford *hoe.,
proo*antor • nooltorehlof which ha mould Idoeldfg
mg I. hoeing Iron morriari Is It. Vie ellterorawla went
1.. Pool. *groin with bin eon Marino and idinstilled the
hoot. —P.f`. Alamo nerwird that wain lie mama la-
f oneakm of the whigery h• wont to the prampaces
ham% witollieval Ida ita lamas aiiik YU boa

rd
brass epee, sad also mph:hind hew say cos math e
lb hobs. He this went in smith Of
bet fattad they had loft their woe* aid absethiled.—
Owls, 00bb, PrO•90010eili 0114116 son, stated Mai white
his father sad mother left hems, hi__°°!l____til
brother Dasiel were loft in ebbe 01 I°'• '"••""
Within took elf his boots sad pissed this at the
fob of tbe Maim, bid afterwards west to sheep.
Ha aid his brother the. west 4 @kaiak bad is
:amine back inlaid the booth—The beets were this
produced. Wallies mid he bald sot say they
were his they were like libels. The babel thou
told hiss to pat them on in order to sse if they Abed,
which they did, and afterwards theatilled them by men
awl marks. Witness had lob some leather drape, and
some red, bee, and yellow braid, but °oath act say that
produesd was lib—George Gould, a woodman, living
next door to Deals& Cobb said :0. Sunday, the Mb of
Jess, Its saw the primers go into the bib of Hubei
Cobb's gardes and leave.—Polies oreetible /Leeks
proved appreheadiee }dithers at Poole, on Babb-
day, the 4th of July, and on ansinting thins
with the eaters of the charge, WI they know
ebbing shoat it, sad did not know Yr, Cobb. He tab
them be the station and nabbed their. On Levi
Cobb b. bead the pair of boob, and is Joseph
the handkerchief now pealesed. They both pave
kebob names, sad said they same from the Lk al
214.—Elaperisteudent Oi ff ord staled that thelbooses
him, when brothht to the station, that had
Wealth the hoots at Here Reik sad farther that
If they wore wit to Dorebester bey ebb bathes them
for 11.—John Kest ideetilled a bamikersitiof praises&
by the minstabie as babe be orte whisk was taken brerk
his boa. —Prasesator was resalled, aid sad he scald
weer to the seekershith He had bevel mem osw
Ilh.ltbefor.or.ia.s,iedba had had it for 10 rein
It was the one he was barbed in.—The primers were
found guilty. —Proses:nor asked his lordship to be as
merciful as pounds, aa tbe priennen were his bobbies
ebildren. —The barbed Jobs, is pushes moborm said
he behind Levi Cobb was the Worth of the two, as he
infused Joseph to the commumon of the *Seam It
waa Dot however a desperate bope to laughs. that bey
would think bettor of their ooadoth sad endeavour to
earn 'bait bread hoosetiy. He bra otabland Levi to
fear mouth% and Jose* to two samatlis' hard 'both.

THE STAannua cols At OTOCIII`IOII.

Willi= Vivien Itiggs, a remeetably attired=
man, baker, Ma Indicted for subbing John
with intent to him grievous bodily harm at
on the 11th of July.—Prlomer netelttu
Mr. nooks mecrate_t., mid r. defended.
Mr. Weeks the sem, mid then called
upon:trt.sroeseutel. Tr appeared in snip weak end
&bill condition, sod mid he had Doe been cl-
amed before the megistrates. having been to ill to
attend for that purpose. In the present month
he was living in • limes with prisoner. He kept a
shop, and was a baker. Prisoner haduZtoireceiMmt
for seven years. On the 11th ef J math
hone at 11 *Nilo& at night, and wan to fry some-
thing for supper. Prorecotor objected when a firk
:Cworth passed, and they uaged against imeadt
. Fie struck prisoner. and rpm allay. Pri-
soner followed hint, when promote: ill him beak
with a rolling ?A..° (The pin eras here need, which
Was broken.) net closed upon , when he es-
trwiroured to beep bins beck, and both fell together.
*ere both on the grated shoat • minute. when
got up and ran away for usistanos, as he thought
something serious was the matter. He did not see any
blood, but he thought be felt some ru*.ng front hiM
He did not see a knife in peteoisee's hita all the time.
lose-ekamined : There pras ho culq liVieg in the
house bondes tritons,. Had intend from Ste for
several years past, whisk amounted for his debility at
the present time more than from the effaces of the
wounds. The rolling pin was whole when be took it
up, but was broken about prisoner's head. Prisoner
was drunk. Di.l not remember that be said be would
kill him, se be had rose his temper.
struck his head against the pin It e*OctP6l hls
hand. When in the habit of befit* these Its MM.
UMW he was senseless for an herr.
Alias Coward Mated that on the 11th of July she
was standing outside proseoutor's house, when she
heard • nobs* there as if euidiaetioks were being thrown
about, and saw Seeger rush out of the home
tad said "you have hit me, and you will get into It.
Primmer then nut after Seeger, and they had • ig
in the street, but witness did not notice that Sgiwygent
anything in his bands. They fell to the ground several
times, het the prisoner Ms underneath. After-
' wards Seeger cried out " you have stabbed me.*
The night Oso dark, but she did not bear prisoner soy
oat that he was being killed or murdered. Stager was
In • very bad state when he got up, and was emend
with blood, which come from his seek.
Croseeramitted : Wittman was Moat • yard from
Seeger and prisoner when they came from the house.
Prisoner was aloe covered with blood.
Martha Dominy corroborated portions of the last
wit:times evidence. She saw Seeger Mika prisoner
1 twice with the rolling pin, and then theY fought with
their Seta When on the ground prisoner cried out
that he was being killed, when promo:tor mid be could
not help it, ash, bad raised kis temper. Soto after-
wards he cried out that prisoner had runs knife throogh
big hart
Cross-examined : They were on the grimed twice. It
was after the rollinapin wee thrown away they fell.
It was when they were struggling the sewed timp
prisoner cried out, "Oh, John, you have killed no.
John Domi•v proved hearing some angry words pass
Mermen prosecutor and prisoner, and seeing the quarrel.
Croes-emunreed : Primmer was underneath prossentor
both times whilst on the mood. Witness heard the
blows which Seeger gave primmer with the relliarpin
seven yard, of.
E6llllsti Beater slated that be lived about 10=
from his brothel's house. On the night q
rimier ran into his (witness's) ho 'lid avid to hint,
"See how your brother has sirvid 01111." WAIN= IV-
plied that he should have nothing to do with him.
Prisoner's fare was covered with blots!. A polices*
mine to *limes and saked him to 0116%n to his
brother, as be had rewired a vet, shoes wound. He
went to his brother, ali4 boned up the you'd in his
neck with sticking plaster.
Charles Cownni proved Indict the knife produced
shout SO yards from where the struggle took place, in
Mr. Penny's garden.
James role staled that the knife now renamed was
his. He lent it to prisoner on the 4th of Judy, bat be
hul not returned it. . . .

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Croes-ezionined : He lent the knife Mows pelmet
wanted to 110 out fishing.
P C. Wager. &policeman at flinarpaine, ega he ibeard
• diatnchanee on the night in question, and scene on*
cry out that he eras ran through the heart. Hit
went to the lot and took twin .ner in custody. sad
charred him with st•bhing prosecutor. He replied the*
he had not done so, but that if be had it WM with his
thumb nails. He afterwards said be knew ell shoat it;
It was done with • stone.
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eleTari-tined-:. bid not am snythlog of the star.
Rs come is. jut like other policemen, at the erg it,
Edward Spooner, aursorn, residing it
sni4 he was called on to skteha Seeger on the 11th of
Jolt. Rs found hint in the rut mpported by thiamin
of hie brother. Re pastillas] him, sod fund his males
vary low, aria he coshl hardly speak. There was a large
quality of blood about Seager's drew. which team from
• wonal in his neck. It Ina abut alfmn•lncia in length
and theism. in breadth. The wooed was transitzed
through the jugular vein, and was slue to tl:Litn
artery. When the man was enameled witness
two other wounds—um between the ribs and aW,
the arm. Re ales stria pylkents, *rho Ited • untased
wound on his head. whisk lioald caused by such
Ll:=as the tolling pin. The wound was not deep.
y superficial, sod was not dangerous. Wham
asked him how ii... done. when be replied that prone
sante had knocked him slows with • roiling pin. Re
WU stunned by the blow. bet when he resomisid he us
not sure what he had done, Witness told hies thu he
hati stabbed Smut with a bale, bit Otis be denied.
I Mr. Collins than %dammed the jeer for the defence
I in • most elusion& sesoth. in the omens of which he mkt
that be detested the too of the knife soder any C 4111116-
steno's, but In this ease there we. not may gua*rovo-
ceifoa on the part of the psisoner, but his life was
I. auger. He ocatesded that such • weapon, wad in
inch • violent Maillbff MI the mosemelor had due, was
(sr more dangerous than • Inate, sad was likely to in-
flict severe if not fetal injuries upon prisoner. This
was not • miss of common assault, but on. in yitiolt.the

promettor first began. The prisoner saw bo bid no
abuses with a man in web a frensied state of mind
ea the proweetar ww Is. avid does the best ise
wall to save himself free snob a weapois as the
rolliag pin, which was Wu time lamoortzttodethas •
*lesman's staff, and there was
In a man using the Gni ineepea that sae. to hiu."..".1.
man going ink, 1111011 SWIM ~Aber was la the baba of
done, hml almost tenetialmni eltswegai. mod if primmer
had not freedlbituself from promiewler by theses.. In bod
done, the chusews were that a alleteet Maisel would
have appeared in the dock aid that the wisman "meld
net be in the slims** be wee. The Warmed evangel
then alluded to the friendly teeing whisk had always
existed between prosecutor sad primmer lor ib. laas
wren years, and be thought it wee Yery *alga that
prisoner should wish to Jolliet graytnin bodily berm on
the prosecutor. The leaned aumwel then seed
whether his solution of the difileulty was sot a more
neermable one. and that the primmer Daly said the
loale in telf•defenes.
His Lordship. in serene up, observed that so Wag as
ewe did cot resort to deadly weep*a in their quarrels.
Do harm was Ines. but when they wed knives it weld
not be talented. Then wen, h^w•Thit. 013Prttobt to
this role, and his lordship instanced aim highway
"bherr and bunion, in -bleb perms* were justified in
proareting themselves ea best they could. Is sulk arse
the 111.1 case to the aid of suth individuals, sad allowed
theta lo am any weepaess that would save the, frees
Meknes but be hml yells leers that if ame assaulted
sweliwit with • milling Ma. the one who was imeeked
was not flotilla In woteeNue Mew& with a bee.
The Puy, miter a abort JsHbsrado., feud the primmer
guilty of a stiseeseasor, bet set et Mosioselly
waistline.
Tbe comma hot the preaseetlea irked his Web* I.
deal with the ewe se lightly es peemilde, le the prose-
autos did not with to pews the °bane.
His Lordship thee eseteesed the pelmet to tine
months' hard labour.