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

WIYBO/11113.
PETTY SESSIONS-FRIDAY.

/Wore Rae. Carr Glyn (Chairman). Colonel Paget, Mr.
Prycr, and Mr. C. E Patke.

FAIIZINZLL OF TOE D.C.C.
At the conclusion of the hnsiners, !ICC. Hetoment,
addreeeing the 'aid : Fkfore eh., retired from
the Eknch he wished to inform their worships that In all
Probabili'y that w • laat pm, he would appear before
them In hi. official • .•..citr, ,thd he could not allow the
/remain,. it I thantior them for the [Teat
court..., .1.41 ki• an, it.... had at II 'three received at their
h„ut:.lc,,h 00l o.ti fi...c.,. ‘,..1 also for the clll r• ca I lioy Ivol ;glee I to h;ii. ' II • ...mild 111wor, 1..
haelerilh greet'da.4 of plc • erya to li. 12 Imre pm,
: 'h., Worth woe dirleion. 'lt had fallen t his lot duties I his fit spare ...lowlife with the for to barn been nfileiallp
I ttith•tmo other bonches of mmittrates, them.
m. 140. had always ellineed the greatest e infidence in him,
and'if Its had !wen at all eurressful in the diecharge of
Ida doles he inti.t iittrlhote it to that ac' Re was ek,
iron • lone experience, that no officer iii tue
position could thflefactorily perlorm his dui, to the
pihlt uphee hi. ;!op•luct was ineb St lO merit the mitire
euen,t..oce of the tusgietrat, wadir ...bola he wee acting.
..e the first Wen in this count, be set foot in ; on his war from Loedon to the Vale of Blackmon'', and in
• Witahores he intended to "pitch his tent." He trusted
' that hereafter, as a humble Masan of the place, he
.hoold enat•hei t aid in opholding the ,lienity and the
•uthord.- of the toneititrt•••,, I.y render he that morel
supplrt .hich they er.• j.eit n. :t1...1 to (tom all clautes
of in. community. While rreri Zink. that Mr. Park., the
chairman ~1 the Bench, .as not present, he begged to
thank them for haring allowed him to make them few
' itherrvatione. and °Modally to hid them a respectful lire' :
;ter. Care Glyn said the mmistrstes were Eery that Mr.
tlimmond was about to resign the Weldon he held, bat
he did sfi with the foishictio% of knowing that they

adolittd :14 he had dohs his dutr. Ther wr 8113""
to Ip.sr he was nut :tome to I lave Witahorue,
and he ours he sp..lto the sentiments or the 04strenau
and th ii nob wig."' he wished hi:, gnaw years el future

hatmin•—•
The i; C. then informed the 13 inell that Mr. flopt.
Batty bon appointed to succeed him as Superinien•
dent ..f that •fiviaion.
Therese Schein Crueller, Frederick Phillips, and Gurfls
Rena, three labnarero, of Thr m-legged Crow Cranborneo
pleaded gui'ty t hoiog been drank and fightlog ln the
highway on the 30•1 October, and were gut fined sf. and
70. 61. coat,.
Uowy Jewst Sibley, a labourer, of Conatitattion•bilt,
..14 charged with having been foonal drinking on
licensed p emu.. on S.lll,l.lY.Auguat lfy, daring prohi mud
boom—John Warren. fl B urno Vallcy, wee summoned
for a •inillar offerea.—These &target aro-e out of a cam
in wmet the landlady of the Woodman Tavern was fined
for permitting this drinking. and she aipaai,d against the
decision of the Bench, but when .tio appeal was beard
before the Court of Q aartsr Sesaiou• the judgment was
confirmed.—T hese caw were held over.—The defendants
set up the excuse they made when tbe caseagainst the
landlady was heard—Sibley, that he didn't have any and
Wallah that he had • biro attack of the spaime—rba
were fined 90s. each including coati.
A lad of Wimborne, named JONA& Miles, was fined la
cod remitted, for letting off fireworks in the street on the
29th October.
William Fisheye, of Clus-aste St. hitched, was summoned
by Alfred Whittle. farmer, of Diltington, for that be
being the driver of • waggon drawn by three horses did,
by his wilful gegligenne damage complainant's carriage.
, —Complainant said he was driving a young Wee, end
wing dcfend..nt coming, called out to him, but he refused
to break toe road and a colliaion putted. He did Dot
claim any t'oing for damages. Defendant.* story MIS that
the compl onont ran into him, but the Bench differed
with him, ant fined 51. and I . costa
lime a d Job Lioht and Welter. Henry, and John
Burton, of Kineon, were summoned by Henry Bauswaya
keeper to I, ,rd Wimberne, for trespaaaing on lands in the
oocupation of Thom as Cbtaaell, at C mford Magna, on the
llth of 0 tolter.—Samtvara saw one of the dofendente,
Isaac Vela', run a rabbit into a hole and attempt to dig
It out, and tho others a ere in chars., of a horse and cart,
which they *topped in the road—The Bench thought it
a trivial and fined Isaac L,glit 10, and I . outs, the
other c.. - they ditmieuel, the ae.•ovr to pay the COols.
Charles Crumpier, of Lytchett Hatravers, wee summoned
for tresp.a.mg in puratut of 1... Willies. on laud in tho
occupation of James Cuaffey. iei be 22nl October, and
also with swotting John Fenc,y, gamekeeper to
Fryer.—(iir Fryer left the Beech during the hearing of
the caea)—Tbe complainant sew the delendent, in nom.
pany wito hit brother, trespeasi .4 and demanded his
gun, and open that he knocked him down, and he fell
upon something severely injurinA his ribs. Deiend oat
had since offered him 30,. to say nothing about
Trevanion, for the defence, cross-examined the complain-
not, who admitted he had been a poacher himself, but
did not know whether he ever should be again, and also
that he hal been fined £lO for selling beer without a
licenea—Mr. Trevanion affirmed that Chaffer had a right
on the ground, and he was not comutittine the act
alleged, and complainant Ind no right to try and take
away his gun, and the Injuries he received in the etu
were the consequence of his own unlawful ace—For
trespass the defendant and his brother, who wu also
summoned, were fined 96. and costa, and for the await
another 10, and coata. —The money wee paid.
Jaasea Avery. lob runic. of Sixpenny Headley, was sum-
moned for trespassing in pursuit of game on land in the
occupation of Th"ulai D.ingworth, and the property of
Llrd itlington.—Tnere were several previous convictions
against him, and he was fined 40s. and costa.