The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-12-06 00:00:00

011111111 ASSAIL
SPECIAL SESSIONS,

Wzoszepar.
Before Colonel R. K. Bingham, Carr S. Glyn. A.
Martin, Thomas Holford, T. Canning, J. Mount-
batten, and H. H. Palate, Rolm
ASISOUS ASSAULT ST A IAIIIII.--G•orgs Stephen
Runways, of Nuke Farm, Rockland Newton son of
Mr. Stephen Samwayof Piddletzenthae, was
charged with assaulting en old man, •
labourer for his father7-11;.RIT:vor. Davies, of
Sherborn, appeared for the defendant. - George
I Riggs, on being sworn, said be was a labourer, working
for his (defendant's) father at Piddletrentbide. On the
15th November last defendant came to him while in
was working in the water mosclows. and sand if his
name was Riggs, when be replied "Yea, sir."
Defendant then accused him of telling the people in
Piddletreathide that be had given his wife two bladt
elm and challenged him to ft6t, and pushed him
about. Complainant refused. Semways then
his coat off and struck Riggs several violent pulled
blows
with his Set under the left eye, which cut to the
bona Runways thee amok another blow in the eye,
another on the forehead, which sent him staggering,
end while aturgoing kicked him. He fell down, and
while down kirk-d him in the spine and threatened to
split his skull, with other oath.. Riggs fulled for
assistance, but cou'd make no one hear, and stated that
if he had not he believed be would not be here now.-
Croseuxamlned by Mr. flail.,: Riggs said be had
worked for defendant's father some time. He hid
rented a house of defendant, and bad to leave it, and
bed never said anything about defendant's wile. He
was not able to leave his bed for four dap, and he felt
the effects of the blows now.-3even witneaua for the
complainant only three were exemined, and four for
the defendant. The Justices stopped the case, and
'aid they considered the alma proved.-Mr. Davies
aide an excellent defence-Defendant was ordered to
pay the soils. £4, and bound over in the sum of £lOO,
himself in £5O and two sureties of £2.5 each, to keep
the peace for six months -The defendant's MSS-
gammons against Riggs was dozniesed.
Denotations. - Eli Gale, of Puddletrenthicie,
plaided guilty to being drunk.-Pined 10.. and
gems (70-Allowed a fortnight to pay, in default 14
days.-Defendant was also summoned for not mending
his child to school. -Order made to attend school,
USSTANTSD Wztonre.-T emu Smith. of Cato.. I
took, was summoned for having unetunped weights- -
Fined 12.. and costa (7..), and forfeit the weighte.--
Charles Bill., of the same place wa. with
having unjust beam and scales.-Fined ES and costs
(80—Walter Williams of the same risco, was deli'
lady oummoned.-Fined ani outs (7r.)
ASSAULT. - Charles Coombs was charged with
an assault on Alexander Duds in the perish of Cern,
Abbee-Fined is. and costs (8..)--William Cooper
and Chula' Coombe. the same defendint, were
similarly summoned.-Fined 5.. and cuts (8..)-^om-
tnitted to gaol for 14 days for each offence in default.
&rerun CABBAGES.-Tbomes Helford and Mize
Thome were chsr.i.l with stealing two growing
cabbages-Fined 6d., damage 4d, and half the cute
(4..), in default seven days-Allowed one month to
Tarawa to Seam( or ()AXIL-Archibald Down.
ton was immaimed for trespassing in march of game.
-reed lee and costs CIO
Karma 1400 wanton • Loczose- Richsrd
Vine, of Liscombe, was eummoned ior keeping a dog
without a Hoene. -He pleaded gaily, and was figed
fid. and costs (75.)
DRUSICESISISS.- George Benham, of Piddienen•
thick, wee charged with being drunk-Pined 10r. and
coots (75.), in default 14 days' hard labour.-Allowed a
week to par.
BRIACH or rag Prnioutrif ACT-George Davis,
a hawker, was summoned under the Petroleum
(Hawkers) Act, 1881, for not having his carte. con.
structed that the petroleum could not escape.-
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aggravated assault on his wifo.—Bound over in tb,
sdllil dd 410.40 liddj) tho pesos far six 1110fltbil.
Ddidirloll.William &nodal, • private of the
Dorset Regiment, stationed at Dorchrater. Wad
&weed with desertimt. —Ordered to be mut book to
bia regiment at Doechartnr.
Maoinamßdward Roy, for vagrancy at Cattle-
gook,'irwl atokto 7 dare hard labour.
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—Kamm was created ti Mr.
W. Nash , of Cattistoek.—An application
L' the transfer 'a the license of the New Inn
omb., from William Thompson, to Thomas
Durdaa, was pasts d.