The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-09-14 00:00:00

SATITILDAT : Before M. E. Middleton, El., Llent,.ool.
Etoweett. and 0.0. ehurehlll, I.q.

UNITAS SAXITAIVII AT LAIDIX NEWTON.

Kr. A. Lock applied for costs in a case against N.r.
Gslpin, of Malden Newton. for nou-abarement of a
nulasnoe. Mr. Galpin's brother had written to Mr.
Symonds stating that his brother was unable to attend,
but they had done all that was requirei by the Sanitary
Authority. A certificate had also been sent statiog Yr.
Galpin is under medical cm, and unable to attend to any
badmen
Brishard Morris was also summoned for neglect to com-
ply with order of the Sanitary Authority.
Nr. A. Lock also appeared in this case, and understood
that the order had now been complied with. Mr. Lock
asked for the fees in this as well as the other case.
Adjourned for a fortnight.

Jewess Dr muse, George Risairord. snd WUUa 4i4reiw
lore summoned for taking fish illegally in the Proms.
Mr. Weston prosecuted.
P.O. James Collins (as they did not appear) proved
of tits summonses. _

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--YOnt-ei.iy.—ih-e-ii-e;pep-T7mployed by tho Fishing Club,
was, about • quarter ts six on September gra, near Ten
Hatches, and saw Runyard on one side the river, Aodrews
on the other, and B-ovrnase in the river. When he had
looked at them some time &weasels came out, walked
by the side of the deep water, and went into the shallow
wster, whence he took out • trout with a wire, went about
SO yards farther up, and speared another trout Defend-
ant also stayed at • deep hole for half-an•hour, and
Ranyard pok-d in the water with • lone stick. Revise
done that they went farther up, and Rinyard speared
another trout, Brownies got out, and all three went down
the stream again. Andrews asked Brownsea "Who is
that on the bridge r meaning Gray's bridge, when
lirogrnsea answered he didn't know and didn't tare
a end "Isere's on again," said be, and noked
among the weed,. Pomeroy then appeared and said—" It is
too late bear, now ; you ought to have eared before."
Brownsea and Andrews went away to the b Atom of the
town, and Pomeroy went to Runyan!, who dropped the
stick. On Pomeroy speaking he ad,nitted be ought to
know better, sod gave the name of George Smith.
There was another cue against Brownest., whose name
Is well-known in the Court, and was again called but did
not appear, nor did Jigs Crete, summoned for • similar
offence. . . -

pop:tern, proved thia csae also, the offenoe bring corn.
witted *lout a quarter t) 12 on September 1, near Ten
Hatches, where th,. k.eper saw the defendant try to take
a dab with a wire; he alto tried in the shallow water above,
but did not 'noosed, and threw stones to frighten the tl.b.
Two women on Greys Bridge boll owl to Brownsee and
pointed to where Pomeroy was, on which Brownsea went
away towards Fordingteu
By Mr. Middleton: Wu about 100 yards from Bros rues
when he saw him first.

...C.r.a.t.1•711-miee-Ve."--comnsitted on Howley August 30,
also near Ten Hatches. where Pomeroy saw him lie down
and look into • hole, after which be went further on, took
a wire out of his pocket, put it one stick, and thrice tried
to take out • fish ; he then returnsd to Ten Hatches, and
there tried, went ,n to the shallows and threw stones in,
walked towards Crites Bridge and tried • few times, but
after trying for • quarter of an hour he took off the wire,
rind wont towards fr,.rdiee. et,
A brutish schedule of Brownsea's convictions was IVO-
ducal ; but Andrews and Ronyard used to live in other
divisions, so nothing was known of them here. Two or
three fines of £5 bad been inflicted on Brosinses ; but he
had paid them all. In the first case Brownies was fined
£5 and meta or two months, he having been seven times
previously convicted. Andrews and &mud were fined £1
and costa In the second MS Brownies was fined Lb and
emits or two months, to follow after the first two mouths,
this being his ninth conviction. Crate was fined XI and
cou'a or one month hard labour.
This makes the 11th =aviation against Brownies.,
eleven of which WWII for illegally fishing. and the
te amount of penalty and oosts is £39 9. rtrhr6nrthe last four years, and the defendant has not yet
attained his 9Uth year.
Brotnwea, o .0m puha. and Solomon Lake, were then
summoned for stealing apples at sttudoed.
propuu
of Yr. Follower..
George Duf all and Sibmon Like appeared, but Brown.
sea was still shy.
Mr. 0.0. he sewed for twithy-bed he prosecution.
William Meech W• 1 in • , olose to Backbitten-
tonsbridge, about four P.m., on August Itttb, and while
cutting weett"--(Dolall_ : Don't tell no hes, speak the
truth)—he saw them throwing stones in the water, when
Brownies sad—" It is all right : go on," when they pima
into the withy-bed, and thence went to Hz. Tellowes's
garden, and gathered apples, which they_ pocketed. But
Browns's then saw him and whistled. Meech told them
be had seen what they did, and they came Into the river
and picked watercress: but he ordered them out, and they
went away.
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ineiDufilledlintrig-ched:q:usbaio6Ltlngy "a
montha Stolen's' was sentenced to another month's hard
labour.
The boys veld the money.