The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-27 00:00:00

PORTLAND.

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—• youth a -mod Thomas Norma, was summed be-
fore 8.. H. fiwalliedd. H. HoollSaltd & How*
Negia., on Friday, by William shoemaker, with
violating his terms of apprise ip sad also with
aseitult. Hr. Howard appeared for the press:lotion and
Mr. Thud for the defendant. It appeared from the
'evidence of Reddy that Norms. me apprenticed to him
oe the 22nd of February, len, for four years, and that
he had emordiegly ci. year ;auger to same. He bad
behaved, be said, very tied toed led and get him as is
his trellis se meek ea pamible, bat lately the latter bad
begone idle and refused to do what might be reassembly
expiated of bin. On Noe sth February be gam de-
fendaat a pair of boots to elms. Hs hi to have
doe. them, at least, is tiro home, or two hour. sad a
bell. but be warn ell day about Mem Be selordiagly
told him at lye o'clock, as he wee going home to Ms,
tbst se be bad bees so loag about the boots he should
expect kiwi to return after tea sad do nee move work.
Upon this the defendant made nee of a vulgar
Mon and picked up a hammer, rale* it above Id=
as though be Weeded to Melts him, trim todtPlontlint
noshed upon him Is take the haunt away. • struggle
gessed sad aompisissat shrew hi. dews. Defeat
get up and imbed epos the sompisimmt, who peigmd
kin book sad be r•ri • mem/ Ifs., having seninbied
over a box. Delsediest then wend smog aid bad sot
reamed to his wort ism. La imeammiatinalioe MO.
pleisent add be bed slee= bees rery Mad to the bey ;
he bad sem =era se Dor ssruk at hist. He
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• —ms''-ca sod ebeut a. emeive-meeeb Is. see
semmaima hasemsalS dateselseVe bare, bee
we Am is.. witimmt Deming iedo wont Till lustas
tentber, when he was ill for els weeks, be had gives

I defend/las dd. • week extra, kayoed the moan* ex-
: pressed is the indeateres, to asoeurage him. A your
sun named Witham Taylor, who had formerly worked
for the emplainast, was maned to prove that some two
70011 010 be saw the emplethant MAIN the defendant
with the wetting board, sad that be was in the habit of
swearing at him if myth*/ west wrong. Fie was •
very samiesatio mem Mr. Coombs, the
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ark, mid that the indentures wens dated edre sad
therefore, scoordier to the date of the indentarse,
the Asfeedsat's period of apprentieeship bad ex-
pired. Complainant said that it wth • mistake
es the part of the rawly who made net
the isdrotores for him. Mr. Othenbe replied that
might he. bet the mistake was • fatal the for him. The
dely4eal wee no bother his appresies The Boob
stated that the mistake ia the dote removed *embargo
of " eiolating the terms of apprenticeship* from that,
joriadietion, and its for Use emelt, the eoespisinant, on
his own showing. had not set his apprentice thiamin*
he ought to bath doss The erne for email would me
sardine!, Its dingier'.
BMus° Mar.—At the Weymouth Onset, Petty
&mime is Friday, • youth named John Wither; and
Abraham Winter his father, were charged with Mealier
two Mores of hay, tbs property of Mr. James Dike.—
Mr. Tigard prosecuted, sad Mr. floward defended the
peisonero It appeared that Simon Symonds, Mr.
Dikes formes, muolisesel a quantity of hay of Mr.
All., of Wyk*, sad that it wee fetched home en the
17th February. The primer John Winter waited to
unload it for " a drop of aim* The hey wen earried
Into Mr. Dike's store. beside the stable. A short Ulna
otter the hay was soleaded—shout eine c'ekok at eight
Elionsoeds maw Jobe Winter earrying • true of hay from
the direction of Mr. Dike's dors through Sr. Gale's
prden and into his father's stable. Nothing was sold
'bout it that eight, bet sett morning eimmonde west
to prisoser's sle sod saw two trusses of hay—ess of
which he could sweet to as, in tylag it op the bead
broke and he put It in the trims and tied tie hay sp
with another band. Re then went to Winter's bones
sod Abraham Winter, the baker, said he wee onto, hay
over night and he gave Jaek--emeaing his boy—sotth
szliz top to Mr. Cosbeles to get BMA. bar. The
mid *aro was " M. Wallet Abraham Winter,
and he was sesordierly disbarred. John Whim, thes
pleaded guilty, and sleeting that the Beech should deal
with the mos smosarily. Ha we somssitted for •
month's bard labour.