The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-11 00:00:00

DORCHESTER.

Da. ROWS trill at Chtistmes Nib (sigh Lit dot"
as hours surgenn to the Detest County ilospitel.
Moms. TAYLOR AND Sow, machinists
t
have taken Loud's Mine, which pruritic i vii; sir "!I
of it two,
them greater a-o-immodation for the transaction of thotr
!norm& g beaker..
deo C ILS COURT! PLITT SZIQNS. }yr.
Williams (Chat, mac), Yl.. K. 0. F. SBefore Mr. P.
owar.,
B. Thorcton.-1 be 1.,, se of the Si 1p its, Pr, slot.
was transfeeed from J.... h Puck ft klilier to E Ic..benth
Miller, and tha: of the K,Or.'.. Amite Porie.ht.:..,,t,rd,s
Gideon Rysll to Thome. .Si lett.—JoAn
was auterneued for p-achilms—Sul"loll4:l4
sald last Seedily shoat 11 o'clock he wee
out thu
Sherbert. road wilt P.O. lath, sot orb, n nest • 6.1 d
in the occupation of Mr. Hips, he saw Swatridge come
over the hedge inio the road. Having saute temes-
poet be had ices posobing, directed the eouttableto
search
him which he did. Found on him Ave rabbit
▪ ,s u ying noice t I him st-pping cm the other side
of the hedge beforo coming over, looked there, sod
foued two reboil' In a beg nuttily Wed. lie rek..l
Mr. Riggs if he Lad Oven him liberty to take rabbits,
end be said no, and he wiead it tu be stout. d.—
Defendent said he was employed in the field hacking
turnips for Mr. Smith, and was there that morning
to tal• up burdlee. Muter wasn't so particular for a
rabbit or two; it wasn't al If is went there on pur.
pose. —Fired 20c. holuding cuts, or 14 days' bard
labour. After a good deal of begging, lb* meaty was ,
paid.—Grorge Doris amd J, ha 03 ails., of Fordiogton,
were summoned for poaohlog at Obartainstor.—opt.
Here mid en Sunday worst g last be was paretic' Mr.
Dunnieg's farm at Ch rat:rater, and saw t two
defendants in the hedge ferrsting. They took up some
nate, and what appeased to be • rabbit ant ferret
together. Ile spoke to thaw. DaTil Laoded him :wo
vets, end is their basket were several nets' 5 rabbit.,
and • feir, t ; the latter at iio time having bold of ore
of the rattute. 11 d since awn Mr. Dunning, who said
be was much annoyed by remota trespassiog On his
farm in nut nit of mbhits.—With acid he woe at work
up there, end kno,ked the rabbita dowo—bia didn't
ferret at AlL—Davis t rot Ling to say.—Fined 20e.
lacluding costs, or It days bard labour.—Paid by
slabbing In court.—A man named Hawkins claimed
the ferret., saying It was lcut them by hie wife when
he was from home. The magistrates reload to giro
it up. 'eying it would be sold. Hawkins pleaded
for his ferret, and said it was very herd.—Mr.
Williams said it was harder for them to hate. to
look after poachers on Sunday morniege.—Afor y
Ann and Willow ',midi: an elderly mas and
his wife, was charged with stealing a pair of stooh.
logs at Broadway.—A girl named Clara Otter spoke
to Waging a pair of stocking. ou Tusoday week lawn a
drawer, and P.S. Gale afterwards showing them to
her. lire. Irouddes was at tb• betas doing laundry
work from Monday to Wedeuday of the saws week.—
P.S. Galenlast Monday went to Mrs. Ironsides' house to
much for the missing docking,. On his hotting them
in • drawer, Mrs. Ironsides said rho bought them at
Weymouth. They were afterward' identated by Mrs.
Otter. lie °barged prtiour with Mulles them. She
then admitted It, and said abe was very sorry. —Mrs.
Otter said she bought the stockinga on October 23, and
Deft day took them to her daughter at Mr. Gale's
dairy house alter darning • small hole in one of the
heels. There was • Record charge against pit:sours.
P.S. Gale said on the 3rd, after the woman was in
custody, he made a further march of Ironside's house.
In the same drawer as wioro the stookhigs he found •
towel (produced), marked 'W. M. Cole." Upstairs
he found a pockellundkerchief marked "Cole "
(produced.) Oce pocket handkerchief marked "J.
Price acd another cloth marked "T.' Ail
Dad been identified.—Maria Omit, Broadwey,
laundress, said the four articles predueed had bus
entrusted to her to wash by people at Weymouth
mid the neighbourhood. The woman had worked
for her In the laundry abourt fourteen weather
and dialog that time she bud lost • greet number
of thing.. Mad told her of the lessee, when she
expreued her wonder what had become of them.
The towel marked " W.M. Cole" woo missed on the 24th
October. Up to that Ume prisoner worked at the
laundry.— P.S. Gals said other things had been foetid
and Ideutilied. but he did not think it neceseary to bring
more witnessee.—Mrs. Croft said she bad to sake good
the things lost. 'llas radicles marked "Cola" belonged
to Mrs. Cole of St. Muyetatet, Wey•south; sad those
marked "Pries" and "T.," to lie. Prior of Brudwey.
—ln answer to the Marge, the female prisoner said she
was very sorry for what the had done.—She woo *ow-
alttecl for trial at the susions.—The husband wan die-
ebetrged.—Joire ;Poo:fon, a led, was charged with
robbery at Wks from the bourn of Thomas Farwell,
of Wyke Bogie. Prolocutor 'aid that on the afternoon
of the 4th, be went from Lome, and left prisoner, who
was In Lis service, to attend to • few emus, do. Than
was only his little girl in the house beside. On return-
ing home about 5.30 his daughter told him John had
gone OTT( the wa'l with two bundles. He found lib
drawlers had been "rumored," and three shirts, surf
and pin, black cloth cost and waisonst, pair of new cord
trouser", • shawl belonging to his wife, I( sir of boots,
and • bolt, stolen. lie to'd the police.— P.S. Gels produced
the rout ty, end peccecutor add his wife bienti6ed it
—P.C. Haines, hearieg of the robbery, seat In
pareuit of p haler, and found him at the White Horse,
Dorehester. Charge i him with the theft, when lie said
"I did h." On him be found a white shirt, scarf and
pin, belt, and pair of thistle hoots—all of whist/ prc-
@suitor had 'dent lei. He carted a Steen bug In his
hand. Frederick Willa, of Fordington, having been
seen in prisoner's company, witoeu went there, and gel
from him the black shawl, black coat and walsooat, and
• flannel 'lli t—rarra of the stolen pr. petty.— P.C.
Ilford wort to to it,citurotlon botely Dorcbuter, end
from George Ba 1.1014 a MAO working in the yard,
received the cot d trousers produced. He then went to the
hoe's of it'sbard Bolt_ In Pordington, and from hint
received a white 101 if f.—F/Odefia Were soil the
things he delivered tt,i to P.O. Haien he bought off
Prisoner. He met him at Upwev on the turnpike road.
Prisoner offered the things for 10.., saying he had 141
• saltation at Weymouth as his ouster was going
abroad. his and Bolton and praoner came on to the
Junction Hotel together, whet, for • shirt ',Hone glee
prisoner 61, sod for the shawl 2,, with ',bleb the
waistcoat was " thrown in." For the coat prisoner
asked 5r., and he got that for it off Robert Sheerer,
neighbour, cod gave) the 'annoy to prisoner.--Ricgard
Beaton said at the Juetriou prisoner said be was hard
up, and wanted to sell tie thing., so be Etslton) took
the troasers to Bartlett in the yard and asked If he
would buy them. Prisoner &eked sn, and Bartlett gave
that, and beheaded the in Leery to prisorier who seemed
very thankful. For • Ada he gave him 61. He
thought he was going to 'list foe • soldier, but fund
be was ouly 31 Wolves round the abut —Bartlett said
be bought the troves(' from Boltoo, aid subsequently
handed them to the polloe.—Nothlog was !town of
orpr by the podia. Be belonged to Weymouth.—
',rimier pleaded euilty, and wee sentenced to three
=oaths' harci lebour.—A petroleum Bosom was granted
to Elise Wellmse, Puddletowo.