The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-31 00:00:00

WZYXOI7TH.

Coorrr Parry Sgsmoes,_ Friday. Before Colonel
Swabia& Captain Pretor, Dr. Smith, and Lff. !UM.
Jones Rashly, warn charged with being drunk at
Chickeral, and wbUst so drunk being guilty of riotous
leehaviour.—PC. Baker, stationed at Iltarel. mid he
saw the defendant at Chickerel-crom if. OMNI up to him
and began to curie and owner. He advised him to go bon.
and be refused. saying be had been • policemanhio
and mum the -mee,—Re stayed Users an hour and a.haU
cueing, and then went home.—The Bench did not consider
the case proved and dismissed the cam
Richard Bashkir was summoned for allowing hie horse
to stray on the highway at West Obickeral.—P.O. Baker
said on the 4th August ha saw the haws stsbring on the
highway. He took the animal to Wyks pound. Mr.
h's man claimed it. The defendant admitted it
was his nors, and said it had broken out twke Ware.—
Fined la and the meta
Jane Peered, landlady of the Bad Lion Inn, Obickerel,
was summoned for keeping her home *Pen for the sale of
intoxicaUng liquors during prohibited boon. —P.O. Baker
said on the Tug of Accost h. saw • man calling up Jogi
spb
Pearce. son of Me landledyitablm:Ldpasts Are• in tie
morning. Witness was close at the time, and new two
others, named Dukes and Ka of Obiskeeel, go in.
He then followed them. On getting the house he
went to the oven, where he found • pint elm eastaining
beer. He asked them about it, and Josiah Pewee said it
was • pint be had given the man for maid him up, as he
made it a rule every morning to do ft—James
living at Chicken], said he went to the hot?* tieZ
Pearce. and be asked him to have • pint of beer which
they drank between them. He did not pay for it livery
morning he called him he asked him to ham some W.,.
and be never paid for it. Dukes did not have anything
to drink. Hs only went in to ask for POW IndiefL
Joseph Pearce oorroborated. —The Beath disenimed the

Marla Dubs was summoned for being drunk and dis-
orderly at Ohlokorel, on the Mb August. —P.& Haines
said he saw tin defendant at Ohickaral. Hs was drunk
near the Ifiaberman's Arms. at Puttee, and going about
cursing. Ho ordered him to go home. which after a Urns he
did. It was at the time the "Aunt Rally " wea=
about—Jameo Moakley. Joke Moores, and
n
=wore the defendant was sot drank.--Oase
missedi
Itashity 111111 charged with a breach of the Beer-
house At—P.C. Raker said on lob Mb, about 11 at
night, be heard someone in the Three Mariners' Inn,
Chickeral, of which boom the defendant is landlord. He
went to tie window and listened about tam minutes. He
beard persona talking inside. Whilst he was these the
landlady, Mrs. Rashley, came out, and whenshe law him
she hurried back into the house and be followed her. Re
saw James and John Rtahle_y are. He asked them what
time it was, and Richard Rash* said it was lust Past
11 o'clock. Thor, were 14 cups on the table and two
glasses, and one of the cups near the men *attained beer.
Tba defendant told the man to go ON Sad /WON BMW.,
refused to go, saying he should stay there as long as he
liked. He put his lists to witasses face, but did not touch
Itim, and some time afterwards he left the house. Defend-
ant wanted witness to have something to drink, and be
refused—Tile defendant said on the evening in question
he had been to Weymouth with Ja1:11•• Real. ey and did
not get back till nearly 12 o'clock- They had been to
Weymouth to get some fish pada. He saw John Reahley,
and as It was late he asked him to Wan him ,unieed. When
they finished he did not draw any beer, and the mew did
not ask for anything. The house was closed at 10 o'clock.
—Mrs. Rashleurrted her husband's siatsmeat—Ths
oass was diem