The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-22 00:00:00

STURM [NETER NEWTON.

PcrrY Sgeam, lionday.—Before Captain Hanhanh,
and Jobs' Hussey, Esq.
Janes Wartkoss, of Shillinptous, was fined 6.1.. and
°oats 7a. for haring in him possesaina an unjust weight.
linallmiel Fudge was lined sa. and cooks 4s. for
drunkennasa. .

Joh* Adana. for leaving a horse and cart unattended
from 10 cm. to 11 p.m. in the tarish of Sturminater
Newton, was fined 10s. and ss. meta.

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Jolts Upsitall, for riding without reins, wns aurd 6d.
George Heist, of Child Okeford, for a similar °Pianos,
was finial 6.1. and 2s. moats. _

Harass Rosati!, butcher of Sturrninster, waa fined
6d. and 21. costa for allowing a horse to stray in
Sturguinstar.

Tltoffvu Drffit, a young man. a Storminster, assault-
ing Mary Cluett of the tame place, wits fled di. and 94.
oust&

Joke Roe. 12 years, Samuel Rose, 10 years,
and Hear, White, a very little boy, all of Sturininster,
were charged with cruelty to animals, by beating and
hunting a number of sheep, belonging to Mr. J. Topp.
—The two Roses were fined 3d. and 3.. 6.1. each.
Wl.ite was discharged.
Waller Lyme, a lad 14 years of age (who hu been
previously convicted at the bberborne 'vision), for
poaching on Lando in the occupation of Mr. Fifett,
was fined 12e. 6.1., and Bs. costs, and in default one
month's imprisonment.
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&some Lyng sad Rotert Savory, of Okeford, for
trespass in search of lane at Lydinieh, were fined%
Lyne, i 2 Oa 6d. or 4.. 61. costs, or two calendar months
and the latter fl and as. GI costa, or one month.—
Committed.

Thomas Orrliard, Simnel Frizzard, an Jaw
Parsons, alias Green, of Stalbridge, chargei with
poaching on lands beionging to the Marquis of Weil.
minster, were acquitted.
A earns DOG, Jokri Parsom, Willian Pheasant, and
Henry Senior, also of Stelbridge, pleaded guilty t
poaching, and were fined 2s. 64. and is. 34. costa each.
A charge preferred against lames Ryall, of Stalbeidge,
by William Tite, of the same place, of stealing a pick-
axe. wee dismiased, the article to be kept in the enatody
of the police.
Srepin Wills, of Fireboat', was convicted of stealing
104 pinta of cider, belonging to his master, Mr. Griffin,
farmer, and sentenced to one month's hard labour.
SECoND COURT—II-fore Montwe Williams, 11. 8„
Bawer, and Harry Farr Yeatman, &qrs.
Thomas Orchard of Staloridge, was fined 6s. and Gt.
costa for being drudk and riotous ; in default seven days' .
imprison me n .
Walter Williams Lotman, of Child Okeford, was
fined 2s. and 3s. coati for allowing a horse to stray.
Thomas Kradall and Jan Kendall, charged with
drunk and riotous conduct at the Crown lon, Harebell,
were severally fined 151. and 4s. costa, and in default
sectenoed to 14 days' imprisonment.
John Baxter, of Purse Canndle, was fined 2s. and 2s,
eats for riding without nine.
Robert Plidoe and Charles Rose, of Sturminster
Newton, were fined 6s. and 4s. fid. costa for being drunk
and riotous at the Swan Inn.
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A cta,ge of unlawfully entering the premises of
Theophilus Goodfellow, preferred by him againat William
Wnits, of Haselbury Brian, wss &unitised for want of
aufbinsnt evidence.