The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-08 00:00:00

EITUNNINSTILIi NEWTON.

Paver liessioa a. Monday, April RI —Present: Mu.
wood B. Yeattion, £.q, ieheirsmal. Ray. H. T. Bower
anti Montagu. Williams, 11.q.—ktobert Roberta pleaded
guilty to • Marge a &linkman+, and was load 6..
and 4. musts.—Mr. O. Yowl. of BMA worth. appeared
o.ll.:rdootathepweimegbeostAls_td.
tawhietlitho.aa.
petnnws.i.pe. rmstutidiauwauTbp •l.yindefigendank.....biat
to ehswer • charge of breath a the cattle plague order.
forgot to take the period, sad his eon who returned for
it took the wrest, ooe.—lioder these aireamstanses the
Reach toed the defendant in the mititated meshy a
Pa, sod soda Bg.—Thomas Hayward tem sesmoned
for nuppiqrnint of POOr ram sad lighting r.tea
Distress warrant ordered to is num& —Bert }tom,
pleaded guilty to a breach of the Highway Act, in
allowing two bones to sir.), in the pariah ol Okaord
Fltamito. Defendut said there was a halter path
through the &Id, sad be supposed the gate had boon
left °p.a.—The Beech being of opinion that the Ahem
wee woad...tall, committed mitigated the penaty to Be.,
and .cata Monk was muntooned foes
like Oednee, sad wee toed 1., and 2.. out.. —Henry
Rose wee Mused with • brew* of the raid. plum
orders Is removing oestain sheep shies without having
them properly covered. Defendant said be was not
wean that sheep skins were included in the order.
The Bench being of opinion the& mieb • midak. had
been committed, lined the defendant 4.., and li. mos.
—Albert Do +disc. a Blot worth, was samesonol for
• breast, a tutille plague orders in Dot hamng a permit.
This was • ',cedar cue to that of Mr. Young's ; de-
fendant Lad an order, but forgot to eke it with hon.—
Final 2e., sad male an —919.1.imn Roes pleaded guilty
• breach of the Highway Act in alkonoi • borne to
stray on the bithway in the parish of Oktford Fitemine,
and was fined Is, asd cad lc Levi Harris pi...led
guilty to • breach of th• Highway Act, in allowing •
hone sad out to remain on the h*heray tritium et-
Madan& —Fined la, onto remitted —Thelma Roes
I'm -untamed for aleOiDe drankes and riotous son-
duet,, los home on 134 h April.—Mr. Dohwood ap-
peared for tho dasedent, and mated that dm party who
ens intoxicated had no drink in the house, and that the
disturbmse wss entirely through him. As soon as lid
mind mad be got Woe aut.—Fined 10s., and coat Is.
—Risen Spicer, Merged with being drank and riotous,
pleaded that he was rioted end helloed bet that he •••
not drank. After some little hesitancy he ma he woad
loan it to the Bench as to whether he was guilty or
not. This excited conaderable minesteasti, and it
encoded that the alum took plaits at • tale y &action,
the ilmieh lined him Le., aid some & —Jess. Rom ea.
Geed fla mad lla • -ta, for allowing two honer to *tray
on the highway in the pariah of Beloh.lwell, a Nib
April Mamas Hamad, of Shrotoa, rem chatted
with being drei.k on 17th April Defesdant was ens.
adorably the worse for liquor, and was about to oaks
some now ks when he was mopped by the Bench. He
wee Ileed fu., and costs & Pima., of
Has hoary Wool, wet taminomet for being drank sad
, sad Ram to is' Woe the Antelope Inn what
libeiTerdeZ to do so by the landlord, Mr. A tom, on the
Bth A - Fused 10... scot. 9.. di. —The &mob um.
weeded Mr. Anse, for the ineellent way hi which he
oudested his bound—Mark Rich pleaded pa It, to a
• bee-eh of the High•ay Act, by allowing • dookey to
stray is the parish of Mtroball on the Ike of
Marsh, sod was fined Is., sod costa Ps.—
Charles Curtis, of Ball's Pond, Sturatinater Newton,
was brought up in melody, charged with mealtime
Stuntanali ROM, wife of Jobs Rose, by biting her lager,
on the 33.4 April.—Mr. Deabwood eppeared for the
deftindant.—Complainant aimed that on the day Is
qeeston about seven o'oloek in the evening, she braids
disturbance near her realdesay She went out and .aw
the defeemat ktek sod strike down her daughter,
Albertans. She went to push him away when be caught
hold of her by the throat with one hand, sad than with
• other Med took bold of her Ili.ger and bit
threatening at tbe same time to ettek. her. She be-
hand theopholes Cowley spoke to t • defendant and
tad bun not to do P.—Albertina Rom stated that shout
twee o'clock •Im beard • duturbenee, and went to me
what it was about. Bow Elisabeth Rams shoat to bit
her father with • stick. She meat and prevented him
u-lag it. Charles Curtis then mote up and Mated
her on Ivy leg and streak her on the shoulder. Her
mother thee mats to her men., .n 4 then the &fondant
sum up and took bold of hi r mother, who tried out to
him to let her go, sod in the meantime defendant bit
bee —Mary Mender. another daughter of Roes
merroborated the seideces of her mother sad Wawa.—
Able afew rem As on the awe, Mr. Dashwood Galled
as witnesses for the debate Aaron Short, who stated
that on the evening is quashes be saw John Rees
deeding at }alma's door. He called Ridoet out and
offered to light him. Racal got a stick sad told Rom
If he would not get off his ground he would give it to
bits. ROW then omit foe his sleek, and they thee struck
mob other, Rota striking the first blow. Afterwards
Ross got Ridont by the neckerchief, sad would have
strangled him, but Curtis tome ao sad set the meeker-
chief. Roes sad Raoul then kicked one soother. Is
the meantime Samosa, Rom came up sad took hold of
Carti.'s wife by the hair. and pulled her down. Her
• daughter !libertine, and lira Ftender, then ell set epee :
atm Curti& Tiombolas Cowley palled them away.
Raw blood on Corda's wife's face after she was liberaud
but none on Curial's. He had never men such • di*
mrsodal some in fitermineter before. Tbeopholas
Ellowley corroborated Well portions of the keener
witness' statement, but admitted that be saw blood
both on the mouth and teeth a Curds. Other whiteness
were called, who &eland that the complanut's
lager wail not bitten by the defeadasa—lieperiattiodsat
Hammated stated that the complainant came to his
hems Me the tight in voodoo. There was a large
wood on the middle linger; it appeared liks a bite,
and wee bleeding very much; • pies. of the liesh was
He direeted her to to the doctor. —P.C.
Ira4M stated that os being informed of a distarbsoes
at Ball's Pond he went over. As be was standing sear
the poldinthoess, lam Ross came ep, sod said ' Here,
look at my Sire" There was blood lowing from it.
Witans said •'There's been some one bides you ' Coup
plainest replied" Yes, that there Cards &es It. He
thee examined the Seger earseally. There we. the
most of two teeth, and the fleat wee termed right
beak.— A welled outilleate was beaded 1. 1° the effect
that Stusuinah Rano was suffering from a bad C.ger,
sad from the effest at her health it apposed that such
wound ma mom' by • bits—Mr. Deadwood then ad-
deemed the Benat on behalf of his abet, emuseetisi
on the feet thee i be elisions for the defame were all
usprejolleml be tio aces, whereat those for the proems
-
tam were all isterested panisa— After • Yeti pokiest
leinsticattion sad soesideradoe of th• sass, the coheir
etas sad that she &melt were of minim Was the case
was proud, and it was • most diammetifal cos. It was
bad mouth to strait • emus, bet to bile one was
still mare temadaloes. The defaedant &odd have
to pay a las of n sad lbs. 64. mete, sad to
preveat if potable, oaf disinerfel condeet Rom
sad his wife and the defendant must la
boned over to keep tbo panes In the stun
of rlo tech.—William Iteliklaed, of Bturtaineter,
was smaseosied on two Merges with bestial of matte
erdera The lint am, was that of removing two
la *abaft. with • permit tRy meals out
sad not protorly :imp& It appeemid that Me de-
feadest, who le sea • dealer, was empleyed by Moen.
teens, sad Co., to sell stook. A permit ma made oat ,
=set that the cattle were for Mr. Taylor, of Stal-
but that peadeinan bad give. DO orders to that •
died ; inderA his same we. mod brooms the enosigners
kacur of no other. The Booth said the whole afar ens
• most irregular proceeding. If permits were granted
in this heedless way there would be no safety. The
permit was not properly and it was made oat is
• &tides* name, for Mr. Taylor did sot buy the cattle.
Fined Cl, and es s tit. —The 'mood cheep we. for re.
moving two beasts from Staple, near PaAea. to Star-
niinster, the order only Ovine purer to remove them sit
ler as Shillinetone. Defendant said this Ina entirely
throath a mistake of the boy he emploted. Be told
him Rearminster but he made • mistake. —The Rosh
told damdant be mast wee that is all mat. the ciertill-
ostee were properly filled sp. As it appeared this was
the fault of hit wood sad not his own, the line would
be m ideated to 10.., and mots ii.. td.—Mr, A.
butvilluatenhieepaiir. left.mbaisb.aspologyof
the tune cetters. In this mos it tint the de-
& pwaweri two buten wawa! not toes IS
flays is the posseeslos of the ealer.—Fised 10.., end
tioeke 60. Me tleammead esbeteatieted the last three
mess. and wee reverted by the Rena to he seemially
mireisil Is maim that al ceettifiestes were Dromely
mede oat —William Weafrey, of the 'Baines
his,pmsephaelefig °kit))
kol*wils.weegusiss_eaatakmed lee 3
tweinirsansheviag
shark his, asks &some eke* lad two six amber

altork—Tba coma was proved by Mr. eaperloteadirat
Hamtatoad.—la saswer to %ha Beech, doloodaat said
that the gleam. WPM never used with • view of dadeia-
las. If a penaa salad far h a putt of teor tbey had
a.....aare. It wed only at club Wage sad et
dinners that •ore used.—The Bench infortaad
dot...adult that be mud lire" gluon soutaialog fall
awn" is Ws premiesa.—Flood la, Liba oast. Y.:—
Thomas ROSS. at Okeford olds*, vas abetted with
similar Whims, sad was alto laid 1.. aad ea testa