The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-09 00:00:00

Laos II TROUIBILL

Rbn Cricholl /emoted* Maws!, A relitto RiffS, Jempit
SkepAard, tad Edward Sitepitard were,* rr r.t oheinect.
inr the hi/Im.y at on 8 inlay. 0 -trieir Si.
Kr. Howard prolectrei, and X-. Wit.tcn d,feaded
Vincent ant Crichci.

111 r. Tuck said be had reoi led at Dew Halt tor 13 year..
His bons., was closet, • plans galled the " Crow. The
church WWI also very ye,,. 01 t a lay io question he was
Ptoindiog at his fruit H. be .rd a ono very f ni
laa.gu4go, great shouting. and there w el, *ton...throw-
ing. hoardr the Jun 11•Ine +vans' Hs Intro-door
In the puhlie .treei St g wan VIIIT
d•wgiltron, to pass .c.-., 411 th .lei•-da-ita were at .td.
ing ther... Thre vine ••••not• •rt.i he we, they
di.l, caused an oh..trurtioit to onions a.a.4 at in the public
street.l. coil a • ar r 'Pend rig %Sere more
than 10 rninoies. we amt. mon. V.re, hot they
wibeed on. H.. ha.l often retain:l.i the-n previous to this.
It a. • Plc a where I.utbs cvner.stetwl, and the
inh•hibanre "I 1.. IA 17 Ml Oen b..:1 also
been insulted Vt. by

_
Mr. Tivk me/ it cf. mith a stela in his bend,
bat be did mt see V neon *n10440 Marn • He
bad ..en ee n...•y es five.in •th-rt tonere tett 'bete
P.C. M•tenin. .aid to 1114• 4..1,...,1 it pa idt...4„tan
for Dewlish. When h. served the sommense% KiWara
Shepherd, iresenh Shenhar I, and A.thu Rini, admitted
they were throwing .totie•. Vineeot and Cr.e ei admitted
being tier, hat coil rh.r AA nothing t 4. with the
*ass. Hirowinn H b d ,pp•k•e4 mrn.ri.icte from
ity
arrg ji An sod the tep s
lb 1a Is In th lalrsedate,
neadtboisrbnon ;t was not safe a. ples by there, In
mmeequenes of the attete-tbrnning.
Mr. Weston entoutt.ed sank.-th At there wax no
obstruction, end no CAN ligaillat.hy, guau
The tnarirtrates v.tir,d, and, after some Seliimrition,
tho_ught there wan a env*

K.. Weston than produce I testimonials of gootleskaracter
foil/ineent.
Kr. klwerd eloo said Vincent and C jahsi roes not mo
bad matt. abaci( There was no pro that they took any
active pert In It
Mr.. Ann Caniadle, maid ws %ice riar in question, she arm
walking in the parish of Dewlish. fshe .stsr Vincent and
Crichel with two nthera at tha Crosoproadr. They were
quietly talking ph tor boy throw • at,ne, but she did
not know who It way. There ern no oh gruction whcre
she was tmesinciand there wro ne cursing er arrearinr. She
1.44•4 Incent rensonstam.inc with the by who ewe
throwinjOi,e, atone. Ile raid "Yr.. had better leave that
siu••.- Al. d.d :nsoar. h•orevor' grtut, rook place
lef wn or att.,. she ia.srd lady M t:hell bad been
insulted there.

There 1/14 prevnli, in•t gaud
Shephan4, and he eras tl•nwl 5.. and n'afit: 'the nave
defendants Were fined 2.. dd. and eh-mots.
The Bench hnp.d this stnnl4 he • wsrninet. Clem

P•IACHIVO.

06•716 efts aa4 Coy were charred with harins
in 'heir poswessiak • ape kw the pl,pe e of mmehins.
P C Lona said on tbe atm g iikteition he wa. on duty at
Little Cheney. He raw the tw. da'entiaa'a in a field,
immutried by Kr Thumbs Pre and Ye. Thomas Had Gird.
He watched and miw them put • net In • hedge, ?bey
•ho ran bwitwerti fre ard a. if chasing rabbits. When
p• ay come on the hlsliwgy he searched them, and on the
eider defendant be found • net. They admitted V, him
Arm Lk' on limes to en there.
Hr. ire AM sot wish to prms the Ca..; he only wanted
there to know Stay „woe not traumas.
Ordered el per &he coeta,re. each.

ALLeWlee 414714 AlltAT.
John Laver, of Poneknosrlo. waseaaara.;4r4lor
a horse and two heifer, to Ira. oath..
P.C. Long said on Son icy. 31.1. jut aft., 10 in the
inoyniny, ha saw the defendant's bonne and two heifers
misfit,' on ft... highway. Ha walked toward. them. and
ihrst Saul dagnrd.nt's boy. same sod out them in the drld
yk,,,0 kid sway from bins. It was nit lons NM
won thing
Dinnlakt /*TWA tbe 41'4. Yariwg; tiny were
o,.llged tt g. no OM biykw.7 to 1 •
Th. Con...hlr tall tt.er .4014tb4Je of
the row% awl there was no water I.a them.
Fined 2.. dl. for earh •nimai, and the fulak

A QUILSTION Or. BOUNDAIT:

Seery Carter, Wiffisan Ilmetrea, Richard toleiesn, Thomas
lgafegaisse, and Wittier Henry Manias wet, summoned
nadialas eels in • ater, of which Lord 11c:beater has the
sate risk% of Patios/.
Mr. Howard yr eec,;
Mr. Weston tad on behalf of L Ilchseter, and
defended
The rinmona aviicist th. lait.J.K.Pd withdrswe.
be bawler the to are
Mr. K Burnett watched the c,se on behalf of kr. hgarits,
of Lin. too.
My. Weston &boated the tiring but maintained they
were fishing on Mr. Sparks' side.
flitizr a ample queetion of boundary.
Hopson, residing at Abhotabury. in the employ of
Lord ;tarter said op the beach there was a large state
mach* the bieindn,ry ofAbbottbury and Lanark and a
Pmarking the line of bound .rry• Bbortl7 after 12 cot
tafirdi ay. October $O, he erns riding towards the keerneB
me, He saw cog Use fleet six men In r 4 boats, re in
edapraring. At the time he first saw them 46 of
them was 'boat POO yerds to the tent of hi. bulndgry no
tail oiler, von sboot belt the clisteare immodletely
rode back out of err over the Iwo" of the hill, and rod
r fast as he could round to is Pad
trilawior the ,i4r) -
house. He rode to the toe of the hi MA ism they vows
still fishing ; bet were to nod sod were Stehle 1.4 They
were still over the boundary. Ile Men rode to
boar and celled ter ) men, James Threes yams..
Limns. They than went towards Lonlitao
Statics. He pointed out where the moo were, ==
were than 50 yards to west of the boundarr. Witness
shop rent to the coastguard officer and borrowed • boat
and a var. They rowed out to them 11D,I they wen then
about 20 yards clan, of the boundary. Richard Howie=
said. "Not Mani 'eels " and witness replied,' You
have all been trespassing and you will hear further of It.
Hs identified the defendants as lb* men who were In the
boats. The place where they were first hoblg belonged
{Ol,OO limbers,.
amcg/
for Lsorirroborsted the last wilnefie.
c. 2 the defence, raid the defendants bad
paroled= flperkato Alb and maintained they
were Mr side of the bspadary disarm of half-a-
nal. away be urged it was Iteperi for lb Aloppon to
See which side thr were. Nee pete side altered equally
am good Out es the othar, as theme was DO inalocerelst or
tkem to Iko over,
The Bench (=Tided the defendants, and fined them
lea each and the arta

A FIFTH OF NOVEMBER EPISODE.
• hoy unto his donkey mid,
"Goo-up I Gee-up I Gee-ho
My goods are sold, my debt+ are paid,
w• straight home must go."
The donkey shook his heavy hood,
And whisked his sham tall;
H. Bounced his marie—oa took the lead,
But started like • snail.
" Goo-up, po•ho Goo-ho, goo-up r
Hs waxed, be fumed, he bawled
With foot be swung that old stirrup,
But still the donkey crawled.

81 slow his pace, that boy of wrath
Clapped tree unto his side;
And said, "lit make yer steam and froth
As sure as I'm atide."
And so, forgetting 8-ripturs true,
That mercy kindness shows,
Into greet fury now he flew,
And changed from words to blow,.
Whack, whack! Whack, Whack ! Thump,
thump I Thump, thump!
His Banks he b itt 'red o'er;
Soh spite of whack and thump, that drink
Went slower than before.
" Yee stubbora post.- cried he, "as yet
Words, blows, I've tried iu vain;
Another plan I'll try, and bet
Yet% never sulk again."
Then out • cracker smell be took
(Twee fifth November night),
Which he to poor wok.', tail did hook,
His speed to urge with fright
Blum hang! Baas, bang I Omsk. crack I
Crack, crick!
Quick up went lege one, two;
No need we. 11, i.e word or whack,
As rider soap did rue.
For see I almost like shot from gun
That beast careered along,
And lel t his rider—minus
niudly roed upon.
A 64 there he lay for minutes five,
Both sore and suit and bruised;
And since that day nothing alive
By him has been ill-used.
W. N.

BROADKAYIEB.
AOOIDIST. Rose Ranson, aged edght years, tiring
at liru•dmayne, was admitted into the Hospital on
Friday with • broken arm.