The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-02-10 00:00:00

IBLANDFORD,

Covert' Pgrrr Suwon S,airday. Before inrd
?ottoman and Sir Charles D Oily.
llama Trammell and /way Gtindry, two Blandford
ifroonan who are wall acquainted with the Court. pleaded
- to "tailing anemia" worth of folios wood, the
y of Mr. G. W. Daniell, at Langtón. on the 10th of
fanuary, and they were each ordered to pay Ti.

Awry! Rio% of Cuarlton Marshall. admitted stealing
pennyworth of swedes, the property of Mr. R. Old, in!
parish named, on the ilad of February, and he up
dared to pay 10a
Thomas Stool, of Milton Abbas. was summoned (orbiting
...nu In that parish op the 13th of January, and he
leaded guilty. Th• constable said defendant was lying
the mow. ipid in danger Of wing frozen to disstit.—lis
,aa fined 15.., including oosta.
Charles Hung, of Blandlord, who admitted being drunk
Ballsburywtreet on the list of January, we. fined 5,.
lid Mgt; 8i 6.1.
Foot, of Blandford, pleaded Pliny to
- whilst In charge of thrar DW" I ind a wanton. on
.4st January, in fialisbury-street, and he Irma fined
6d. and Si. ea. oosta _

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iiiiiik7s; Efe-nris Ward, farmer, of Blandford St. Karr,
, summoned by Mr. William Young, Supervisor of
lOn for taking and killing and pursuing a hare, without
- a license to kill game, on the 11th of December,
c foe I a without • license on the same
...--Chartes to Mr. Keene, said be was
A his master's field about Wisest 10 on the morning in
Iquestion, and saw defendant in his field carrying a gun
and accompanied by two dogs. Ddendant shot at a bare,
which he crippled, and the dogs picked it ur.—Crolo-
examined by defendant: He WM certain that It was he
who fired the gun, and that he shot at • bare. He wan not
f-a mile away at the time.—James Kishee, 111 game-
spar to Sir William Marriott, said he was on Mr.
(ard's down on the morning named, about half-pw
and beard a sun fired la the direction of the P
Ideated by the last witness. He went towgrds the'
saw defendant go on the down with ama A _
&past twelve he heard a double-Mot fired on the down.
found defendant and his man ferreting Mr. Kieenes
•.—ln answer to Lord Portman, witness said he saw
tent on Kr. Keene's' land with the gun.—Defendan
that be shot at a bare; but admitted that he fired
some small birds. He believed he was entitled to rany
- to scare birds without taking out a licenes.—David
,i,,,, defendant!, man, said he and his master "
.., the down ferreting for rabbit, On In* mem,
In question, but his master started before he did. Theil
darted a rabbit on the down, and it ran on Mr. Keene's'
Ind. They called she dogs back. Defendant fired Up
on, but did not strike anything. He knew nothing
,fendant's shooting at a bare. He did fire at some rook.
the wheat ricks, also at mate starlings at the barley
e and at some Small birds in a hedge—ln noir to the
dryiaor, witness admitted that deendant was out of
eight for lame time when he stArterl with the run, and
'II was between two and three o'clock. when t
Tied from the down, that he shot at the birds —es-
hip said defendant bad been previously fined A and
‘SI 194. and he would now have to pay the mitigated 1
- • of A.

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