The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-04-30 00:00:00

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It again to provost its going to ma. Bartlett commenced
throwing his net wham a minute or two before Bart's
crew began. WAIN,* bad been drinking, but was not
drunk, but be would not, be said, ten complainant's
solicitor how much he drank—Captain Manning—
You'll be emulated if you don't."—Dirbspa he drank
!Wpinto' Was quite sure be was not drunk.—
illiam Burt, father of the defendant, was Lehi's; with
his son's crew on the day in question. Ile held the
land end of hie son's rope on the shore. Complainant's
net got foul of his son a net, and I knot in the rope
broke the net. They called several times to clomplain•
ant's crew to slacken their rope, but they would not, but
evidently tried to break his eon's net. His son told
them if they did not slacken he would cut off the knot,
and he did sat it oe to clear his neat, and spliced it
again afterwards. They were not inside the sweep of
oousplainant's net. Had complainant's men carried their
net out properly, they ought to have separated from
each other instead of running fouL—Samuel HM,
sailor on board H.M.S. Colossus said on the day in
question he war on the beach, assisting Gulliver's crew.
He was simply helping defendant for his own amuse-
ment. The defendant's net was thrown at the place
marked out on the beach, and ought not to ban become
entangled in complainant's net, nor would it have been
had not complainant's crew come purposely amine it.
Had they gone • little further.oomplainant's party might
Pan prevented Um suddene—Seinued Scott pee Mau
evidence. He said that according to what he under-
stood of the rules of hiking and state of the tide the
defendant bad the leading cast. The defendant was
casting to the westward and complainant to the east-
witd• The two parties should therefore have separated
instead of
phatopycorne in collision had complainants
plyty tithe out—Thomas Wood and Captain
Shines were called to give evidence. The value of
trillion of thi rope out of was worth about three-hri•
pence or two pence—The Bomb fined the defendant
sad remitted the costs.
auritteste Bun Hoorn. —Mao Masses, beer
shop keeper, of Wyke Regis, wee charged Pe P.C.
Tallithim, with permitting disorderly endue in her
home on the Bth April last. The case was proved by
P.C. WUhiymTr:Dakhla, who stated that he went to
esdases hodes.pbost tute-past 8 o'olock, and saw 18
sr 18 ma stesdmg up quarrelling and shoat to com-
mence a fight. Some of them were cheek. He asked
what the row wee, and defendant asked who wont for
him. He raid no one—be had • right to enter. The
delleehint was Myhre to pull thus apart.—
_The Bench,
es the neononsoe of the than, drained the eath.
with • caution to the defendant, as it a=cl=
.esepplaints had Imo made reseeding the
el the Wyke fishermen who were present, see up a loud
bomb he mart, es themes being dismissed.
ANlATLT.—itabert Aldridge, late • polies megable in
111. Wolltheath form wee charged with asraulting a
'little boy name ROUTS Lowell, on the flth April, at
Fleet. The boy said that on the day in question he was
In the drove in (hairiers held at Fleet. Defendant
cam to him and asked him what be had berm his own
bey Charles for. He told him be did not lssat hiss, and
defendant boxed him on the ear three times with his
open hand.—The defendant dogsled that he strain the
boy at O. H. eass*t bold of kin int told him what
be would do If ethr Ps again took his (defendant's) boy's
lishad away. The complainant and his family were
ahrge very abeam to him and his wile—Fined
including costs.
Dantreiorwtse.—Bthert Peters, d Portland, was
charged with drankenneon on the 14th April. The ease
was moved by P.C. Papp, who saw defending is the
mei at Beaten. He did not ask him where be bad the
bear.—Mr. Howard, who appeared for the defeudalth
said he had Doi nerved his instrociticess till that
morning or be should lam had 3et 4 witnesses. He
thoeght however that the constable sherd ham seen
hint loom instead of easansonisg him before the Court.
Pined In--Jamey Buss& was abarged with • Seam
offease on 27th liarela—P.O.Tosakina proved the ease.
The defendant was very therm, wished to igla the
pollcctnan. and ettesapeed to mike him -Deleminnt
said he M me know whet be was dreg or it meld not
have occurred. Tined In and oosr.—Pkomee Bern,
of Cbielmall, was also charged with druakesseer
Bomber limber, saw defeudSat opposite the Turk's
Head at shout 3 o'eloth on the inoses of the 28th
Muth, very drunk and wishing to Agin—Fund Or,
inahning emtn.
entnire.—Devid Heider was charged with stealing
a hurdle, the properly of Henry Stone, of P
On the 3rd Anti presseator went to • fold on land in
his °compare and saw one of the hurdles gone and the
sheep straying. As he was rotenting from the fold, be
saw • hard!. M Hodder's stable,andconsequeatlyobteined
a warrant and found two stakes and a hurdle. To the
beat of his belief, they were his property, hot he had no
private mark on them—Defendant said Ise bought the
hurdle of Charley Clarkson, of Abbotsbury.—P.C.
Papp said, when he went with the warrant be found
the stakes in the staple, but the hurdle had then bees
thrown into Mr. Gibbs's field. —The Bench asked
pawner why he bad net brought Clerk hare ?
Defendant said be did not think IS worth his while to
do se.—Fleed eh, or in default, 2 months' impirisonmet
with hard labour.
CIOUTT TO • HOUR Jan dike, farmer, d
Wyk* Borgia, and difred Barnall, his servant, were
h with cruelty to • bores on the 4th of April.
4--Per. Harm proved the our He stated that his
attention was drawn to • bone working • roller In
Alleit's field. The boy Ramsdell was driving. Witmer
examined the hone, and found on the near shoulder a
wound three Mhos by two isebes, and an the off shoulder
was another sore about the size of the palm of his hand.
Witness *eked hisu if his master knew st, and he mid he
did. Witness ordered him to bitch Use bores oet, and
be than went to Allen, who was in the next field about
100 yards off. Allen then said he knew the horse's
shoulders were bad, and asked the complainant Doil So
say anything about in—Allen was hoed 10c, and eons
12r, or 1 month's imprisonment with hard labour.
Allen said he would go to gaol.
RIDITO WITHOUT RCUOL—Charla Hongesenorlso was
attics last Potty Sessions convicted a second time for rid-
ing without reins, was again summoned for a like offence,
committed on the Portland-road, on the 14th inst. Then
were three horses, and defendant was riding on the
shafts. The wagon was empty.—Defendant said be
should not have got on the shafts, but the horse trod on
his toe. —Fined lEls., and costa is., or 14 days' imprison.
soma
ILLIOAL DIVAND Or TOLL.—Jokli Payee Call was
charged by William Clegg, of the llth Regiment of
Foot, with illegally demanding toll at the Portland
ferry-bridge, on Um 9th April be being an officer in
Her Majesty's service, and therefore exempt front toll.
—Mr. Cornelius attended for the complainant, and Mr.
Tiserd for the defendant—Mr. Tisaral said he was
will i log to admit the complainant's case solar as his belie
on H.M. savior The defendant had acted under the
Local Road's Act, and the question was, whither •
canine in which • person was riding was exempt. Had
omplaimat been on hereehask there would have been
no question of Um fact—Mr. Cornelius rioted from the
Mutiny Act, to prove that carriages, conveying officers
while on duty, sr-re exempt froon toll, and the Benin
fined deleadant in the Purest penalty of elk.

Pie sox M.svca.—Three pigeon :snitches took Films
on Fri,lay week, in what is termed the Small Field,
near the Geabouss. The birds were supplied by
that veteran sportsmen, Mr. Henry lia3rmen. of the
Fox Inn, who, as usuel, gave the greatest satisfac-
tion.
111 Pius? MATCH was a sweepstakes of 10& 6d.
per member, firetraps, three birds each.
The score wee es follows:
W. H. P. Weston, Esq.
R. Lethbeiege, Esq.
C. Radolyffe, Esq.
R. Itadelyffe, Reg,
Major Henning.
A. Foster, g
B. B. Fostera,9Peq
Captain Blunt.
SWORD MATCH. —A sweepstakes of fle. per
member, Eve traps, three birds' each.
C. Itadelyffe, Rot
W. H. P. Weirton, Faq.
Captain Jae.* O.l
R. B. Fester, Reg
R. lirqubsrt, Req.
Captain Thrall's
R. Lethbridp, Km
R. P. FeatberstanA, Faq. ... 0,1
Philipson, Paq
This was an excellent soateh—lpcH tie whole,
the best shooting we ever witnessed. Out of the
whole somber of birds shot at, only 9 got away..
THIRD MATCH.— A sweepstakes of ss. per
member, double shots, live traps, six birds each.
R. B. Foster, Eel
A. Foster, Esq.
C. Esdelyffe, Esq.
R. Lethbridge, EaLi
F. Urquhart, Esq.
Captain Thresher
R. P. Featherstemahagb, Esq.
BTRA LINO MIAT. —On Friday week, Borah Sprank.
/is was brought before the Mayor and W. ilYroewds.
Esq., with stealing 1 lb. 14 oz. of beef, the
property of Josiah Rabbits, who rents a stall in the
market. She was observed to take the meat by Mr.
Crocker, provision dealer, who watched her move-
ments on account of former suspicion.. The prisoner,
whose husband, it is said, is earning 30e. a week sea
sawyer, was sentenced to fourteen days' imprison-
ment.

NSW TIDIPZIL&DC3 li•LL.—The DX= recently
taken by the Temperance Society, MitWed in Park.
street, was opened on Wednesday evening last by
a social tea-meeting. It was tastefully decorated
with flap and banners bearing various temperance
mottoes. About 100 eat down to the social repast,
and after the tables were cleared a public meeting
was held, presided over by R. F. Eliot, Esq.
Apologies were sent by the Rev. T. Grimm, the
Rev. It. J. Lyon, Mr. J. J. Coode, and Mr. T.
Anderson announcing their inability to attend. The
meetini was addreseed by the chairman, the Rev.
J. T. den, the Rev. C. Bridgman, Me. J.
kfelksham, Mr. J. H. Cottrell, and the Rev. J.
Chem on the benefits of temperance. It was mid
that England now numbers not lees than 4,000
temperance societies and 3,000,000 of teetotallers,
half of which were, perhaps, under 15 yeanolage.
Salaried agents were employed to the amount of
£12,000 a year, and there were three weekly news-
papers, six monthly perriodicals and two quarterly
reviews devoted to the advocacy of the canes. The
proceedinvi were of the most harmonious character.
BOAT (Los.--A meeting of the members of the
Weymouth Boat Club was held at the Tomball ea
Friday evening last, Mr. Liao presided, and there
wee • tolerable attendance of parties interested in
aquatic sports. The finsothil StaIIONIIM 421 the pest
year was not preempted, as the smants bad not
been made up, but it is understood that the expen-
diture slightly exceeded the meet& Boos new
members were added to the club, and it was
announced that several gentlemen of the town who
bad hitherto not contributel would in fete* de so.
It is intended to build two new aka for the members'
nee, and abs • wager best is 'table the moth= to
take part In any coated that wry
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mime ports is the chausel, Inv.-Aid the foods will
allow el mobs cone& Oa the whole She him
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