The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-24 00:00:00

?OWL lITSALUICI AT 0011114011 ST. MICIUAL.

Christopher Munk 23, labourer, was indicted for
stealing eis foals, belonging to Charles Lodge,
Ous...g• SI. Ilhobael. June 4th. Mr. Warry prosecuted.
pyi,,oner was uodefended.
On tile 4th of Jana the wife of prosecutor had Mn
young fowls, and early on the morning of the fish she
mites' tit. 4non after. prisoner took al fowls to Mr.
Coligirne, a Jaggier and carrier, at Demeihain, and
offered them for rule. Mr. Colborne. after obiso•ine
that “erarrow gran" forb were out of moon
to advance 7s. ed. to ode nee on somata of them, and
pay h;m anything more when hit sold then, to make up
the market price. C ilhorne soil them to a poulterer at
Salisbury. Information was Rives to the polies. aid.
sr...rattle obtained them alive, and carried them to
Onnborne, where preemptor's wife identified them
Prisoner was apprehended, and he said that be bought
them of a man nmied John Revell, at Christahnish.
Prisoner offered no defends. _ _

Thein-ry, wittiest besiteison, found prisooer guilty.
A constsble stated that prisoner bad suffered three
mootbs' lowd Isboer is at °peaty gaol for night
'noshing.
He was sentenced to two months' herd labour.
TISSIMSATS ASSAULT AT WITNOUTII ILAILW T STATION.

Henry seamen -es ohnri-ri with Mobbing
Slim Nelson. on the 18t1; July. us Weymouth railway
station. 11r. Collies prosecuted ; prisoner eras made.
fended. . . . . .

Os the mended in question, about 200 ones, who had
been diacharged from the Peruvian ship, Greatham
Hell, Dow lying in Portbsods Needs, was aseenshbd
on the platform at Weymouth railway station. waiting
the depertnre of the trains shout 9 o'clock. Prosecutor
and prisoner were annernit them. The latter weer us,
to Nelsen end said in a very rough tone of voice, "Who
ere you looking (or?" Prosseutoe replied, "I am not
Inoue( for anybody ;at any rate, not tit you." Pri.
toner Mild. "Are you the parson who refused to lend
me your cousertina ?" and Ise answered "Yes," where-
upon, psisooer streak Nelson on the fme and head.
Several of primates wane '44 then fall anon proaeontnr,
end Ce.ilins drew • Knife from a sheath and .'.bb-d
Nelson in tbs., face 'Healy, and also in she buck. Joel
under she right shoulder, indieting a more serious
Wound. He then ran sway. All of them proceeded so
Landoll, where 10..1. Rrms, ranee.. driers proseteutor's
wounds. He &sorb. the injury Nelson sustained in
the heel as en indeed wcund, neatly's& inch in length,
end about half an inch deep; those in the fame were
sight and superAcial. A re:A deal of biros must have
been need to sense the ohoirl ler wound. On the illsh
the piboner *as anprebewied in a street in Iteml ffe
higheray, by P. Brown, of the metmplitan pnlke
fosse. He found •kmto in • sheath upon hies, the
blade nf which was stained with blood, and • smaller
belle in his pocket. Prisoner said be was not the saga
when efianred. . . .

In detiome, prisoner said he owned to striking the
men with hie 11-ta, hut he did not Mob him. H. wee
the worm for liquor .11k. time, and did not know how
the row type
The jury returned a seediest of guilty of stubbing with
intent to do vivo.. bodily hem.
P.C. H. Smit.i 310 IL eralvd 'hat in 11368 peleoner was
seatenend in three mouths' herd labium for immulting
woman, and to 4 puerie puell servitude on the 14th
November le its earns v•ar. st the Central Criminal
Court, for Ntsblring a potiommaa.
Nis lordilip minteeeed prisoner to 7 years' penal
servitude.

THE DISORDULT ROUSTS AT WITYOUTE.

Ann Denman, • reepect.bly dreeeed warner., pleaded
guilty to keening a disreputable house. 'lnc her fil.hy
lucre," at Wellington gene, Weymouth. Mr. Collins
preeneuted.
Prisoner ssid that it. had six huh children, and had
been a widow for Wren you; but she had no pay from
Abe mesh, and **l4ok in girls, not knowing there was
any ohjeetion to what she was doing." Wien slut ees
charged with keeping inch a house before the aegis.
testes sheave it up and lkft the Perish.
His lordship sail Shot aa {ha hOUS had been put dawn,
and she did sot persist in owning it on when warned,
alio would be discharged on entering into her own re
engnissucee in the amount of £lOO to come up for judg-
ement when called Upon.
being dons, she thanked the judge and left the
elook. . .

Charles and Elisabeth Bunion, • direv erioliikk Pleaded
guilty to keeping a disirtderly house at Weymouth. This
was a worse seas than the former one. Mr. Collies
prosecuted.
The Hew. George Phillipps, maker cores of Holy
Tri.ity, Weymouth. was milled, and mid : la the dis-
charge of my duties 1 eisited the hoes, kept by
the Borden.. In February last I save Hrs. Borden
notice that I ahntild pressed agsinst the bowie, if they
dig not give it up. when she promised to leave it in
Mama. In the month of Much I vidied • poor girl
there who was dying, and upon one occasion
when leaving, I stole spoke to Mrs. Bunion sad
told her that I should lake Trasunrs to put down
the hottee, if it was not immediately reee up. She
wide no answer. Mr. Collin. : Has any instanos corn. to
tear knowli dge of eirls of lb or 16 fp-no-Wing tide
boa..? Wieneu! Yes.- .14. Joet giee teoni
Ha one ocueltion the mother of • girl coder 16 begged me
to do what I amid In rescuing bet daughter from this
house. The judge: Did you ree the girl in the house
' With..: I did, and spoke to her. I iodate.] her to
leave the hoses, and go to the workhotiv. I believe
that slier/yards she went borne to her mother, I think
at Bridport.
_ _

Th. female prisoner 1014 there leall never one,. young
on ie., is her bows. They had provers therecteery Tees•
day, by Yin Haynes, and it. vett to lir. Philippe to
Bak him to THlit One of the girls. die sibd ides wirers'
timet if he Su going to take 'l.lO. SIMI, and he Odd,
" Ye., at snit as a place at Beth sae vacant." fah.
told him thew scold leave the bones as soon as pomade,
and had dose no.

Sept. Lidbary, of the Weymouth police form eaid
Suede's house bsd been carried no Ws • very diso;derle
way. There were disturbsoom there sad lialetios at ell
hours ou Snags end week di.ye. The mighboses had
made oompl.hets.
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_
Mrs. Bardon : "Tbere's been no row oujitipdaystittit
I know of; I am always eery pertieilar about abetting
thy doort."
The Jed,* to the Superintendent : Were there dis-
turhanoci on Rowley' I—itossrer : Yes, I have heard
&pia( inside the h .uas steed times.
are. Burden : I have *lever had • neighbour complain
to me—not one in the pariah. I desired Mies Haynes
to so to Mr. Philippe and beg 'maps form. if I bad done
anything to offend him, and he answered I had better
Were the coontiy. I ioquirid whet I was to do shoot
the Ipni.nten for my swanning% bare, and he replied,
" Let them pay the mosey, or p prison." I pre up
the hoe when I knew the consequepose of it, and am
now bring in lodginp.
The Judge said the home bad now been °lona, hat
the pii.oners perdiried is e.rryiog it on in vile of
warning., and, therefore. be must pies sos.. matame
Upon them to iamb the difference in their reodust and
that of Denovta. li. sentenced them rush to be best
to herd I.bour for three months, and said that if they
resented the house afterwards they would be punished
more serenely.