The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-23 00:00:00

BURGLARY at SHIRBORNI

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K 'ward Eunt,2l. labourer. i in seel.,e, •••loovtion, pleaded
Imlay to burgierly at the brew. • f %Vattern Pre idle, at
Sherburne, o tbe 9lt Mut,- t —II. h jos' outue born
five yews d ventlon in is refornsat..r:• , sod wet sent into
penal servitude to it,. year..
avOlittrat BURGLARY.

Where Herbert, 35, labourer, tweet f.et edecatine, wae
....tanned ot a burglary at the dwelling-haute at Charlre
Toter, at Memo, on the fad November, mad eetthmeed
t tows months hard labour.
• TIIIIRD CAM

Freak Upshall, 19. butcher, so education. arid Joseph
Guy. 31, labourer, will educetrd, were chazipd with
linr‘laries at the premises of floury Monktos, at Bland.
ford St. Nary. and Charles Henry Curtis, it Blendford
Forum. on the 16th and 16th July.
Upshall pleaded guilty, and prisoners were farther '
ches,ed with stealing 1t,,. thee., the nemesis of
Binhotd Bolt, at Insulter& on the 16th July, 104 -raided
not guilty.
Mr. C. Mathews presented.
The cue for the prosecution es regarded the burglarise
reined upon the statements of Upshall, called as Queen's
evirleser, but be Said the crime in Ourtlis cue epos a
mao named Lyn., and prisoner was acquitted of this
eters+.
A similar result followed the trial of both the ether
Indictments.
Upshell was sentenced to twelve months' hard labour.
AIWA AT PWRILSIIRLD.

WiMom Ford, 34 labourer, was indicted for feloniously
uttintt fire t a barn whereby the barn, together with
otist r bonding', and certain efocke of corn, hay, and strew,
the property of William Nicholson, 11.1,,. were
destroy.. at Froxlield, on 'be 29th B.pl,enter last
Mr. Temple4*3k' sod Mr. Greenwood prosecuted.
Th. priemer pleaded guilty, and his Lordship asked
him if be keen be eras pleading guilty to on offence for
which he might Xei I dozen yes& penal servitude
I am 'nay of the deed ; I did it.
His Lordship: Purnnesly I—Prisoner : Yes.
Mr. Semmes, Kr. Nielleisom's agent said be believed
pri.ener was card drinker, sod that he did the act oat
of spite to • carter, named Gilman, whoi• house wee

near.
Mr. Tomeile-Osoke said the dump done amounted to
nesrly £lllO.
Gilutsn was called. and said prisoner lodg :c1 with him,
but he knew of no erudite against him.
Priumer : I wasn't comfortable with him.
Hi. L ',debts said he had done hi. best to throw some
liii t tha. ~,,,,,,,sestnley car , but nothing Eadte Oat to
,hor, .py inattention for the act. The prisoner held
tusliee ',purist soinAody. anti had done treat mischief.
He most go to nen., servitude f..r 10 v.'s,.
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Frantic Wood 28, servant, imp rfect educe.
slop, was lad cted for I sing in the dvellina-hotue of the
Rev. W. M. Gasser. end stealing a gold watch and various
&wells of clothing and wearing apogee', sad husking out
ot the bourn at Titchfleld, on the night of the 111.11 July.
fi'le pleaded entity to the stealing, lett ant tn the break-
ing mit. and 11% newt Cite*, for the pr tsecution, said he
v. aid h utatted with Vile plow.
The Jury seettedingly formally aontlitt-el her of the
burglary, and for the robbery she was s laced to nine
m tethe imprisonment
?Jr. C'sek gold tte nf tt,e properly agr.y
Cal. a tl Abe we. dir.hen.l.4 to I. unto. All tile
•Ill.rtY hot ciii we eh had Iron rrcotw.d. and the
prisener's excuse was that the got dtunk ant broke out of
the honse, fearing to meet the muter in the morning.
Mr. Coeur said the imitator came to them from a home,
and his wife took her on the recommendation of a lady
who was trying to redeem her character. The only thing
against beer wu that she had been cohabiting with • man
without marriage.