The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-06-01 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1869.

Mak toss, they wee miming is that direclies. It was
four eels*, mid he miff me gabs plakaly, sad these
wore se ether beats on the PUS. Wks he got to
Park Wall, he hid himself, sad saw Penne mad Samoa
Randall ends( ia Is Si. Ibest beetle had. The other
host ems a Mike way sem, and whoa they saw him
Reedsll held se Si. Nest" and made a signal to ill•
ether host Pease and Benda pushed the boat
ashore, NUM be land, mad raisaitoz. Ha got into the
Int lassii,pe_witei off to Se one. mid there saw
John bendell, Robert lovelluticißshert Brewer, the
labor set it sestedy. He lato this boat, saw
some me, and essiething la • hag. Ho got labs the
WM. avdi Indik up li. hag, whisk &ewer mu
was eseselbing up. He replied "1
yea eild,thar yea had shot it." Dews
renf it was kb (witness%) sad he answered he
sappesed he had the greatest right to it. Hs took the
hag shore, sad feud b a swab quite warm sad
bleeding. The wieg was broken, and it had been killed
shor. Tie evaa hod a mark in the foot, bke Lord
Poliortor's. On witnesn's atlempting to show the
mark, it appeared that there woos sem in the web, hal
so bole ; hat it was said to lase beetled up. Brewer had
aboconded.—Mr. Howard said that Browse was is the
Nevem= and this was the lime of his servise.—
•! Ha west oat aboat one Whoa
be bet saw UM beets they wen Deer Park Will, about
150 yards fres him. This was 6.61/11111111 Owe and three ;
bat he had heard S shot hefore that, het Gould not tell
whether that shot was bed boa the heats. One boat
he saw first end the other afterwards. Did sot know
whether it was In Laid Dithester's royalty or sot. At
that time he weld lot tell who wee Is them. Ti. heals
wen both trews, arid he believed es was ealied the
List, sad the other the Lb. The two mos boded is..
the Dart. The sesond boat wee westward of Weather.
and he did Dots., it till hi., the /bah. It was nefi
light meat thee to see swan ; bat he best Si,.
rim. Then had thee is,. as shot bed from the but
boat, WA he buy of, nag did he ase arty es pall in a
swan. He setianed to wateb the bat host till it
toned to the eastward, drew muse the shore, and
fired. Then he saw a gat OM from Sheathe, boat.
He soesaled himself about an hour; bet may lost sight
of the boats for fire lobules, when be went tweed a
me salted the Gore. Up to this he did net know who
were is the boat. He aberwerds come sea them es*
se they u.r,lu the middle of the Moak Thep wen
sometimes 50 yards been Mile other sad samethmes 100
yards. Did not es say swan fall the whole Of the
Woe. The boat with Pearce and ambit had no ma
in it. oould not tell whisk boat bat west to westward,
There was no gee in the first buil be a:Mead, sad the
used was a hundred yards of. Hs knew delesdaste
Wets, but never had the slighted waresion of Pears.
Did not know who took away the guns, lot would swear
Shire were at lest two in the mooed hest.-11e-
surm4sed : Had always beard that this was Lord
Melmeler's royalty, sad his duties were to I.ck after the
Dwane in the flesh —Robert Pitman, ewaa-keepsr to the
Marl of DediesSr, bad hes employed in Si. swannery ,
ever miss he woos boy, and his tubs was keeper Infos
him. The sem belonglog to the Earl were all marked.
Wittier had either marked the sons or sea the.
for 38 years. Tbe mark was a slit in the web
of the rlght loot; but some were marked "MA a punch
and others with a kakis. Could swear the swami pro-
duced WM Lord Ilchestees, and he had made the mask
in the foot. The bard was about slx years of age. Lord
Ilabester had • royalty through the lilse•--Crose-
ssassined : Load lieliests had newer motioned to him
that the royalty belosed to hint. Had ass sea the
dead swan produced until now. —Mr. Howard explained
the law in such • ease, and uked Mr. Baskett to allow
the ease to be treated as one of malisious Injury; but
Mr. Beast* said ha could sot ciosseet anises defendants
gailty.—Defeodants then consulted with their
pleaded lb Howard. slid RMndtdirilt/ lad threw
thembes um the wa im rm
y —Bar. Howard
then leads me able appeal es their lobalf, urging that
they had no legal knowledge they were doing wrong.
Hs dwelt also on the useUelele positions accorded by
delsodenta as Obiekerell sad Fleet, aid entreated the
magistrates not to seed them to pebos, and ads on them
the stigma of talon, which would placetbas is bow of
bombs criminals for life. Hs did not blame Lord
Ileheets for preserving his property; but he thought
tbe law should be altered. WiSeeses to the assets
of defendants were then caned, Mr. J. .1. H. =in
of Si. Bleak Dog Inn, sad Mr. Bogldgh,
.Cbhoer.ll, speaking strongly In their bros.-31r.
Basket" did not wish to pees unduly hard upon
&headsets, bet he wished them to nodes/And, and the
public also, that the magistrates had pewee to sand
them fur three months' hard lobos ; while. if they wore
mot for trial, the wart sold sentosos them to three
Team' penal servitude.—Tbe Chairman saki they were
disposed to deal with the ease as leniently es possible;
but they most mod defendants to gaol. Adopting the
Mai mamba' view, they would so 4 sentsees them to
• smanth's hard labour.

Um to take them for perjary.
lint wines' Cesgetsaitiord. Wilder's is tb• fird mid
believed Massif so badly that be me tinted out of the
boons. Mr. Witter had easistioani this to awlisowt
Broths, and the pews* shams was the result of a vas
4
to pay Wistin au. Tbit witness ii=ri as • sonvioted fake, sod wind to tho Loose
is purpose to gal op this sharp. There Inns two or
this. soldion sad ram Otero Obi lest Oats, sad they
Maw it valid sot do to maks th. sharp this as than
ware too maay Witidellec but they returned when the
laadlord was slow. Known/ thus.. of them had •
*pima spinal him bo wosM ho.. tom • hustle to
itocatait so illegal sot in their promos ; but
Hu* vi.dolonsimni to bring tlis Margo. Mr.
Homed sosussated oath. diserepanoiss Is the
as brought out by nromexamination, sad
the thugs as tho set of au mewls. He riditralsd
Ides of the sokliers baring snob a ism some of duty as
to fest obliged to protect dm nouns in this way, and
said that Hark, had boss nursing his rams" and
now MOO 1111 W ashy goalies to parlors himself. His
wands was • UM who lad himself bon Mime a
bomb of magistrates, so that thoy www two wwrY
worthy onimaions. Though It might sometimes bo
noessaary for than in aloe to adopt inch moans to
dimmer similar offoriess, ho asked would this Baia
now aosvist on the *video*, of those mon. k woad
eonviotioa would b• otter ruin to his client, who had
tat obildrom sad although he could not now do it on
oath, yet be would gin • total &ski to the charge In
whist' Grim out of this sem—Provost-
of tho slsk deposed that Kr. Winter
:Ca may part of the mouth emplaned of Harlot
that he west iato his boom, about in o'clock in On
morons, called for • quart of boor and did not pay for
It. The mom night than wss mother °waylaid spinet
Ruby, of mitering a boom, sad that hi had to be put
oat. On the appeal of Mr. Howard, tbs Bomb inti-
mated that they would mot south* sad Mr. Howard
said he would sot trouble thou any further. —Tim ohm
was dismissed, hat Hr. Meads motioned Winter to be
oarofil la tb• 'imagist of his boom H. had hoard
many tomplaints egbinili it. Whiter applied for •
10010100/ to prOISCUiII On soldiers for penury; bet ho
will ham time to molds: this step.