The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-07-09 00:00:00

SECOND OOLIRT, WILDIVIDAT.
(Before .7..7. Farquharsoo, Bp., ind B. uujohaes,
Eaq),

• PUTT! ?All OF FOLDIUII.

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Ames Herter. 21. and Janus Daily, 20, soldiers b..
longing to the 29M Regiment, were 'barged with break-
ing into the dwelling borne of Mallard Grant, and
stealing • braver bat, 3ib. of beam. one loef and ball
of brtai, I b. batter, two breathes, he.. at East Stake,
on Jane mj. They were also °barged with reosiving
the tame knowing it to have been stolen. Theorisation
both pleaded Not Guilty." Kr. Ffooks-Woodforde
prosecuted. Mr. Warden oonducting on his behalf,
Richard Grant, prosecutor, is gardener at Heldeloa
Lodge, Rest Stoke. His house is idtaeted Mom to the
road from Dorchester to Wareham. He left home oa
the 25:h alt, about half-pest 8- returned about sin
the evening, when his eon told him the boom had been
broken lett. Oa entering he.,, a strange has lybag
on the table. • window had been broken sloes be the
bolt. Oa going upstairs he fogad the Wage bad beta
turned over, and mined the bet tydsseed). Thowasiehe
he aired the breed, better, and helm.
Harley: Do you MOW to the tat V—Yea.
By whet mark ? By the maths head* sad MI ma
puts pbtes of brown mew Isaac
—DNceily Can you awes/ that flambe late the he'll.?

low swear to Ito brosd WI Wier I—liolow one
else will do that.
Om yes mow So No lob T—lrm
Row 7-411 Ihs arida Mil, sell OM Imo pipe,

Dally i There vas no paper brought against no at oar
examination.
(Witness oonld not positively swear to the hhodkee,
chief, bat it wee Like one that obi in bit house in the
morning).
Thnmas Grant, ma of proseciroir, rimemberel the
di; of the rdibery. If. retnroed ham &blot three,
end fund the key under • tile ander tie water barrol,
ant oil going inaidu h notioet the ,•rinzi trio fon-
due d) On the stairs. In the l'•0 it room he sa• the
window brok•-n and slimed a d iiver pot. which bad
to-,en removed from the ail!. 11. I wked the door agile,
and went outride, and waited till hio father (lame home.
Us also seised hi. bat, Irbil bad four boles in it.
Horlar again que.toarted the identity of tho bat, and
said no mention was made of four holes or the brown
paper before ibe manintratee.
Witness said he toll the Butch of the holes.
Daly denied that anything bad been said of any mark
beyond the lour holes.
Mr.. Grant cot called. The bets bad been oponrid
ant turned ore,. and things were in greet cooin ion
She mi sod two brooches. aid Via •1310...11 itro lust
which ahe haltered were tier r
If ,riar : How can you swaor to the bread and the
batter ?. •Bmana• it looks like my make, and waa baked
in my disk.
anri&r Hiv can you swear to the dish —there's a
004 many dukes like thet?—Bat tbis is creamed.
Toe ; bet there'. iota of dialies that. got oracles.
Dilly : How con you irweer to the butter; if another
pion of batter was put beside tha., you couldn't tell
the dilareoria.

P.C. Hoar, stationed st Wool. reesivrd leformstion
of the robbery shout • router to six end afterwards
went to Poole sod found priono•ts is. • lodging boars.
Prisoner Horisr woe *rearing Vie hal, and tn., Lodi .dy
Ines tie s parcel whish she said beton/ad to there.
(it rr.ntsined thri bread. sod the batter wee in • bol.
cat in the lost.) He asked prisoners *hers %bey MM.
from? Herbst said "from Christchurch." Next d.,
P.C. Pianos. Pectin the call snit t sob the handlierottial
from H irises pocket.
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i ii a he and not liorl.r who mid they
O&M. from Cbristeouteh. _

Ellen Kellewey wa. a Wool-brldge, on the day of
t`le rutb3ry, awl Identified the two prieonere entwo
wee wt., paint her et eh t eplt. In reply to Debi,
witnesteold be wore the hat.

Itlis.hatb Vinaeot id;ntidird tho prismobeal, one
of whom was earyiolg• handl...
H,rlar had nothing to soy, bat Dell, objucted to
him identlissdass by tee ht•le girl, Hellas,.
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The ChiaMoe b. 11.114 liddr•ll;tr4.tlAo jar? tb• prieoser•
were both toted guilty, sad the eorporel el the
reiiinieet haring oothisic In see in their favoiu, they
were each motioned to elz mouths' hard labour.

• 30YLIIIILZ BOWL&X.
John Eiteteer. afair-batredjavontle,of Wel, 10 yeese,
war etiarged vita" his .king and entering" the d
hose. of Jonathan H inneel', at Glanville. Wootton, on
the 20th May,lB72.—Yr.Flookt-Woodforde prowonstd.
Tim lAA* folio • pleaded 'guilty.
Mr. 'molts. Woodford* wi. pleased the boy hod
pleaded guilty, gni suggested thst he ahottld be rent to
•reformatory.
The Chairman. kind', addressing the prisoner as
" My poor little boy," said it seeniel to be more his
parents' fault then lue own that ne staxl where he was;
and he would basso{ to prison for six weskit, and after-
wards to. reformatory for five years. lie hoped this
would be for his advantage. The little fellow was well
spoken of, and ingot eommitervtion was felt for him.

AN OLD OTIPIN OIL

Tkostis Haggett, 60, labourer, was charged with
stealing within it,. last four months a four prong fork,
the property of Albert Lansing, of Bradford Abut;;
and also • shirt, the property wt William d.o.iun, at
Nether Compton, on the 10. h April list.—ltr. Plooks-
Woodford. prosecuted.
Mary B. son deposed that she hung oat the shirt
between 11 and 12 o'clock. About 1 o'clock prisoner
passed her window. The shirt prodoood was her's
she • knowed it by • hividred pounds."
P.C. Fslthaca stationed at Sherboroe, found prisoner
at Yeovil. ad when he took ham tot, oustody no was
wends( the shirt in question. tie accused him of
stealing it, and he male no reply.
Prisoner said he picked it up in the road, et the side
of this hedge.
Verdict, 'Guilty,"
Prisoner
1870. denied • prevloas oonvietion in January,

--Ifir. Bowler, deputy-governor, certified to the eon-
and prisoner geld he was with the other inso,
but 'suffered for it." _ _

-BortirTso ed--tO;;;Tair's turd labor.

111 TIM 1110110 1110 TS.

Wil/rei Herr 22, labourer, err shamed with
strung a pr of blot; the property of Williem
Hyde, at Nctber Compton, on the 28:h april, 1872.
—Hr. Wares prosecuted.
T 66 property was mired, information given of the
robbery, and the boots found In prisoner's poseessioa •
but he denied realms trot, saying he had purebred
them bet refried to say when or of whom.
William Hyde, the proseentor, kers the " Flyir
Horse" half.wey house at Natter Compton, end
primer had be.. in hie employ. He mimed the boot'
on the day in question, and informatiou wet given to
the pollee. Toe boots prodaeed wore tilos, which hal
been stolen.
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Priaonerimaid Its should like to kuow if prosecutor
bid say whom, to say that tis stole the boots?
P.C. Fraser fouod the prisooer at Thornooinlso wear-
ing the boots. When &urged. he said he bsught thee
of • seen oh she road, aid gars si. tor them. He did
not know the mah, should not know him again if ha
should see hico ; "'mite a man who bad run sway
horn his wife."

Prisoner sad he told tho polloetuto '' he should
know the man if he sa• him again." Aldreasing the
jay: "Wall, gentlemen, do you think if I *tole the
boots. I shoatd bare put them oa ?''
The Puy replied by returning • verdiet of guilty,
and be was aunt to (col for four mouths' herd labour;
which, tee cnairam sold, wi. l.lliug him off well
lightly, cionsidering that be had heist in prison before ;
but as the ommistions wore principally for asiault4, asd
not purely cot a eriamnal *hummer, tm court bad
Is that into oonsideration.
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