The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-11 00:00:00

BLANDFORD.

SCIIIIICL CLAM. —On Weduesday svenbig but
the Official inspector of the Boiesoe sod Art Depart-
ment, Remington Museum, Mr. J. F. Iselin, visited
the seisms class recently established at the Working
klen's Club here, for the purpose of ascertaining
whether Cho regulations of the department were
complied with in the formation and arraageniente of
the claim

PETTYDIVIaJONAL SINSIONL—BeIore Use Lord
Portman, J. J. Farquharson, Eq., W. P. Okedso,
Esq., G. P. Maned, Esq., and E. A. Castleman,
Etl•

11l HORN! SINOCIRG • NOIRANCI?-11r. W. C.
Fieeham, stark to the Local Board made an application
for a summons against John Smith, under the 27 see. of
the Nuisance Removal Act, for creating • nuisance by
singeing horses on premises situate in the Anchor Gate-
way, Salisbury-street. —The Chairman mid that it must
be proved that the business was a nuisance by omens
Impurity in the atmosphere. He then enquired for
how long a time during the day the business was Garde 1
on.—The Inspector, Yr. Nicholls, said sometimes from
six in the morning till ten at night. —Mr. riSOSSIE said
he should be prepared to prove that it was • salience.
It was through the complaint of seversl respectable
inhabitants that the application for • summons was
made. The nuisance was felt in their houses and in the
public street. —After a short consultation the Beach
granted the application.
TRESPASS is Snare OF GAIIIL —Charlie Way, of
Milborne, was summoned for tramming In search of
game on lauds In the occupation of-lirs. Monckton, the
property of J. C. Hansel, Esq.—Polies-essweant Hill
posed that on the 3rd November a little before 6 p.m.
he was needing at the gate of • held in the oessupation
of Sarah Monclacia. He beard the report of • on, and
saw the defendant go and pick up either a raWit or a
hare. He ran after him, but the defendant managed to
mt into his house before winnow might him. The
defendant afterwards came to him and asked him to
forgive him.—ln his defence Way Mated that a man
named Tom Davis, who managed the farm for Mrs.
Monektoe, gave him leave to shoot the rabbits. He
also stated that Mr. Hansel promised to forgive him.
This was denied by the sergeant, who stated that Mr.
' Manuel wished him to procure the sammons.—Tbe
Chairman mid it was fortunate for the de:animal int
the offence was not committed 25 minutes later, if it
bad he would have been sent to prison for night poach.
ing. —Pined lls. and os. coosts—llichard Cuff was
charged with a similar offence on land belongingil.oorLh4e
lin; Baron Ham in the parish of Hilton. Tom
noire gamekeeper, stated that on the 15th November
about quarter peat six a.m, he saw the defendant In a
Plantation at Hilton, looking up lab the tams. He
had a double-barrelled gun is his hand. He had
previously heard • pheasant's cell near the mot, He
followed the defendant, and they had a senile together.
—Peter Morris stated that at the finis mentioned be
mor the defendant in the *Maim with • gum He
want from tree to tree and looked up. By his disunion
the former witness went after hht—ln his defence
Cuff stated that Lavin lent the gun to • man at Chisel-
bum Common, be watt that monism to fetch it home,
intuiting to sell it and bey a pig with the mosey. He
was on his way home when the beeper saw him. There
wee nothing at the pleat to harbour inesants. The
gun was not loaded. He was not ssazelog for pew.—
Came
0•17TIOX TO eiaorcurna.—Roben Mbatern, baker
end groser,Blaadford, was ruminated by Simerinteedent
Watts for having in his preemies an aided weight,
and also unjust seelet—The Saperintandent slated that
oe the 21st November helmet to delenchwith shop, and
from the bakehoese an hen Mb weight was brought,
which he found inhalant on ounce all but three drams.
—Defendant said he bought the weight Mont • month
previously at Marlton. Hi pre 2d for it. He had never
used it.—The weight having been asamined, Mr. Okedon
inquired what the lose to • perehmer of • 41b loaf would
bel-11r. Watts An mines and • halL —The male
were then examined, the Superintendent stating that be
found them on the counter in the Mop.
were
rather over half an °nom Assisi the parchassrn7inving
lost one of the linka, and were tied bribe; with •
place of tape. Defendant said he bad not sold a
with the males sines they were brolunt.—Mr!i. iVtnige
stated that he had previously examined the defeadant's
weights and always found them correct —rased Sc. and
12s. cost in each awe, total 29, the weights and males
to be foriletedL

Tom; of Danville, warn
charged with being drank in the streets on the 10th
Noventker.—Defesdant denied the chirp, and assured
the policeman who made it aulth ehalleeglug hint to
fight.—P.C. Hoary Hawkins skied that on the 19th
November the delandant and mveral Ohms mum out of
the Bugle Horn about sloven o'clock. Defendant, who
was drunk, caste up to him and wrung his lists in his
fans, and said he would sLaah his bead. Then wars
others with him,— In reply to the defendant's sharp
that the constable had challenged him, Hawkins stated
that • abort time beforc, the defendant, with others, had
said he was not so good • man as the foricksolleenao,
and they mold light him, to this be they had
better try. That was the only alkilloan gm
The defendant denied being drank, ant mid the police-
man similanged him and that he did mot we for say
two man in the village. He Mum tailed as whams
Nehemiah Collis', Andrew Peet, and Ildward Tomo,
WI in one emential partiratar, namely, the seam the
defendant gave to the pelienwee Mary% they till
ghwermeg oho wish the other, and with the defendant's
Adamant. limpseintendent Watts said he had
ropeatedly reeeired awapisials against the defendant
tram", enennable toms* on UM be* awl as the

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