The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-04 00:00:00

ISZAarliviu mit twig.

George Gallup, of Canfonl, who did not appear, wait fined
MN and owts, for searching for game in a pro.cree. belongin;to
Mr Ilevern.—llarry Maidnient, the keeper, aahl defendant told
hint he only wanted a few young rabbits to !slake a pudding."
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IDISO T R1[1:01.

George Brewer, hi the employ of ‘ir Sprake, of St Giles, Was
lined fa. and 4.4asts for riding a uthout rein. 011 the tb.l. A pril.—
Ikfundant add he was tired an.' got up for a ride.—Th.
Lleputy Chief Conatable mid he was obliged to pull up to oil
out of defendant's. way. Itrewer was lying on aInI of coals,
and had evioently been drinking

111oll.LAW C l. VS.

I, John James was or:1;;;I—t.4"; 1,, iuy 8s s, wk towards the
ntamtenance 41 his wife winl is 0011filltNi bi the County Lunatic
Asslutn dun:cable to the Winilvorne Union.
it'illient Biudesi Mlld summoned for hating his wife and
Wilily on tho first it Apri!. chargeable to the ii noborne
Union—The Deputy Chief Constable said this was not the drat
offence, aod defendant WI W liable to three nion n p the' ir ison nic nt
I l
A warrant WSW issued. Mr Vosper, ndlesing officer, represented
; the Board of Guardbuis.

Grttoi, otKryikraotiv, Wan chanced with being drunk
and disorderly on the Ada April, and minding to Immo the
Willett Arms, Ca3.1..r01. The landMrd saki when def.:mho.%
entered Ma house he eiVe heh..l Ivel enough, and refused to
semi Mm; nine Which be took up a quart cup and smashed
it. --The Deputy Chief COelitldlie mlii lieftlelint had been
ionvionniy convicted. no' rench vintinitted hint to gaol lue •
mouth with hard labour.

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Walnut. Ingrain, Henry I:ockelbr, alter l'onnonla
Henry Toolobs, of huh Wunl. wire hriitrAlit tip in etititody
charged with atteding three ditches of bacon and thn.s, ehr.vs
of pork, value • 5 es ed. from the premises a Mr It. 'tort, of
Witchatupton Mills, on the 20th of April.- -The "Minty Chief
Constable said he should a-k that Iticketts be discharged, as be
intended to call hien 00 the other rile—Mr Atkinson defended.
--The first witness called wAs )141es, ni the etnploy of
Mr Burt, who deposol that the Tali April he saw thtwe
flitch., of bacon put 00 a net, and three el.. 44 were hung on
a nail in the wasis.lbouse, whith was at the back 44 and not
connect.' with the dwelling-house. haw it last 4ni the 19th
April, but on the loth it SAN gime.that decit tliti bacon
brought back asal isanpared with other piece, in the house,
and he thought it looked a little like the 444.wes taken away.
I Then: was no particular 'nark, he wouldn't like t. •Me.tr
hi it. The 'own was brought hack 404 Iluturti the
'atom was tat en away a piece had been unit by his toaster out
44 one 44 the flitches, and on comparing the piece it seemed to
oim.wpond with the cut ditch. —4:r ,lexataler tiny. 1.1.110n1
of the New Inn, Itingwo.l, sabl on Tuesday the 2011,
April he w-wit into his yanl and saw a tan tin re tliti
hours of Buten and eight in the it remaieed there
tAll after eight o'clock. Seine all r and
asked for the landlord. Went out :ual eAV, him Ile as ci I if
. .

he could leave what he hail in the cart till Wednesday or
Friday. refused to take it in. int ax•cousit if having
soldiers there. Did not know what the tl were. Shortly
alter the man came again, .J said if would let hint
leave it there he would stand all rho.n if its hike: damaged
with... replied If h., wall 41., that ho vothl have it. The
2122 lOok both 'eel:ages out if the cart. They appeared to be
heavy, and tlie afro pit 02 22 "14 bag it& an outhouse.
Asked him what he had wirt Dere, and he r. land that it was
imat and he expected 2 11122 li. C. 211.• for it, hut he 114111.1.
come. Pounds was the man who asked wititeuhi let hint
. . . .

101 e 0 the things. 11.1 not seen I ,lno• the mar etslay
(Wednualay) until :I Gave the int V. the polieetnail
P..well unopened. Looked tni the rut, [put ~.aw lei name Ott It.
—P.C. Powell, statione.l at l .41 Wednesday, the
I.lst April, he went to !tint:wood and at the New lint and
from Inquiries he nude, he found tIS rt'l, 4.11...4 1101,11 etni
three chaps, lit two batpt, 1.. a.. outitobliso hi the yard.
Took lant....otito. .4 it salt e uiui..kutt.l 1, ilk lr
liimmiotel, to teliont Ito 110,1•ItNI it "elr at the
police-station. The 10041 01N t.en pllOttired. - 'nlo
Iteputy Chief Constable said on Wollswlay, the 21,t
he Went to Kingwood, am' remised Irmo. hint the property
produorsl. The 'mat was in two let., all it h.ei been
p.stamdont ever sin., 1M the thy he biok the 1001111
1., Mr. Eurt% house at Wltehainplott. del., into:L..l the Illtettan
with three Meet. id lemon that were pnaltieed by 1..12.
!fetching', 'The comparison was ma be in the presence 01
Cletrles Miles and Frederick llop. ins, wel witiess kid 110
hesitation in Rayne: that the three pieces tilts? base roue, triers
bite Bitches produced —PC Ilinehing., at:dime:l at Witch-
amino°, raid on Manley, :!Oth Iwtweett seven and eizitt
lii the morning. he ear informed of the robbery (hi ;piing tin
the mill In the back kitchen, wlwre ho ha. lti.,cit told the 11401,11
hail been taken from, he found the three small limos pro-
duced. Examined the ground In the starlet, leader: to end
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tr.m. the holm, &mi. 17,und trackm.sp7itht
.testr., tt;:m

,00‘t;h4,:k .7,.hirge least,, anti lie tint new tlsi'i,i to (he rlvls Usla
in
112:6,hi
tletheihoif‘t
mill' hoot
ere won, eight tells - fi,ur Its front neil fi.,ir is
and charge' hint with stealing the Meow Prishner said "
know nothing about it ;I 111,e rsot been to Witchasuihst tor
three week." Ile had beets at the Cries Keys to week on the
Tueeday, and rode lesme with 'Annuls and Table, and hatt been
in bed MI night. Witness then mime'. mint hint, and took
hint to stimhorne Took off prisoner's hoots and mmpereth
them with the impressions &scribed. mid Mimi the bouts to
mrrespond. On the 22rid of April a.m.:mut when the pieces
of mat were ommarol. on the isight of the lath April Mi-
nces was In the rear of Pound's home : Paw the three prissenent
return in the cart—could au-sal pnitively to Ingram and Pounds,
This was between 10 east U °Mock The cart stepped at
Pounds' door.—P.C. Pepe corroborated P.C. Hutchings as to
the footmarks. iht tho =oh inst., at Ilv., a tn., he apprehended
Tubbs Whet,thaured prisoner replied, "I know nothing ht
the bacon; I never saw Pounds sir Ingram last week." The
man Ricketts was then called, and deposed that he lived at.
Ferndown and wax a pigAlialer. On the gthh sil this month
Pounds came to his house about nix o'elmi. in the morning and
called Itlm up Ile said he had now,,, hao.n whith hat wanted
to leave. Wither decline' to lave anything to sk. with II;
mul he replied "it. all tight, you have 1.0 call to %suable abed
that." Witness had previously mist "I Hummel you haven't.
come by It right sir you wouldn't whit to le.ve it at my home."
Pounds had a horse atal cart and he went to Ringwood.
Witness sell Isv wanted to go, and be rile with prisoner, who
drove to the New Inn. Didn't allow what he had in the cart,
excepting aims straw. Pounds when at WitlleAl'a home had
told him that the hoe.. CAM! froth M itchamplon, • gond any
off. tieing .sti Itinewosl noise! Pounds where from
at Witehamptsm disi the bacon mine, and be replied Mr Burt's.
On the same afternoon witness wax at Vag Cross Keys and raw
Pounds. Ingram ois,l Tubbss beside amity others They were
there when he left. Saw PIPIJAI.I; next slay at itingwood tunl
had men Ingnun since he lust beets its custody. -The mom -
Chief Cotistaltle slesul to ask what Ingram had saki. -.Mr
Atkinent node • soots; protest against this being don* In
some cases " the old justified the mean*" bull he submitted
that was not *. here —ln reply to a siumtion, withesa was
apprehended oil the tthl Instant, isy PA.! As Powell-and .4htme
at his own house at five a in., ....I was at once brought to
Wintimme lie made the came statement there as he had Just
done --The Deputy Chief Constable asked for an adjournment,
its order to get froh evidence. lie was HI issmossion el Infor-
mation which would implicate the three man together, boUt
during tite night ;wet imlllto the robbery and to the night alter
its emmtittat Mr Atkinson paid thew was not a tittle of
evhlence against Tubb,. Mr Atkinson had consulted with
Pounds ale' Ingram, and they had Omits' guilty, and appealed
to the Bench for leniencydeontisithg. the) would sthrer appear
Wore the Court again -Mr Atkinson asked thu the prjj.oer
Tubbs be dimharsest, which the Bench essential (ii. •The 'knelt
sentenced the premiers sold. the* hani lebour. Tukte sm,s
tlxhn duly admonished, end discharged "fur the 'Tumid" there
being no further evidence against khn•
ic,lkA TIM&
Lockyer applied GM behalf 11 hi. father, the landlord ol
the horton Itsit,toe an extension of lima on Thureday text 00
the oceastun of Lewd Shaftesbury • audit
DAXAOINU A BMW&
If iniang Seratte. was 2,11L1111011e1l for wilfully thessuing the
parish bridge at Gummy All Saints ott the lrth nit —P.).'. Kills
saw Ilefendant push *nue bricks into the river's vourse.—Delo*
dant asbnitted the offence. -.:Fineal.lls, ittoluding costs

A lIA RD CARR:
JPratophoi, oft brought up in
custody 011alyoll wish clisobeying an order 11l bastardy obtained
against him by Fanny Omani, of West Parley.—The order law
obtained 14 January hod for Si Oi Ad —Liefendam had no
money, and was ant to gaol tor 21 days; the applicant having
to pay the expenses of prisoner's apprehension !

In a sermon, oa Sunday, at Weaste, the Malmo of Man-
chester mado some condemnatory remarks on the subject
of rafße• for charitable object&