The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-08 00:00:00

SECOND OM:MT, WIIIIIIUDAY.

(Wore Mr. 0. W. Firm cissinaan. Bev. J. H. AtUltaio
Mr. B. Littlehsist, Kr. J. M. P. lisatigu, ka.)

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Alward Pager (26), a hawker of Gab, was sinned
with feloniously Nestle; two sheep skins the
of Joneph Geology, at Tarrant Xeyeestoe. oa Ptitv:Pisa
April leet. Tber*was a mooed «mat, charging primmer
with ree.ving the WSW, keowlag them to have been
Mollie. Mr. Gaul. yoremented.
The prosecutor said on the 10th April ho webbed
two 'ldes of Mr. Stale which be took home in Me
out, wher•they were left all night, the eart eteridiog
In the cart home. On the 12111 el April be dined two
Aim frost his stores, sod believed throe mildewed to
be the thee lost, slthoesh he could sot ewes: to them.
Joseph Goobey, nephew to the last whims, said that
on the 11th April he took them skins from him uncle's
cart, one large skin sod two email ODINS. CMS of the
smaller ones had a keg tail. He plied the skins in
the ekla house, the door of which wee loft ualocked.
He believed those proclaimed to be the eking stolen.
The skier were those of sheep that bad died; he weld
tell the difference from the look of thee from slaugh-
tered sheep.
Eliatheth Stone wild as the 10th April she eold the
two alias predated to Joseph Otobey ; she ideetiled
them bY red mark oa the skin, which the had made
herself. One of the sheep had died in Wearing, sod
the other of red water.

J;;;;;; lito;o7 -it;;;Mod of the Iset whams, aloe
Identified the skins ; he skissed the sheep, Led Gould
swear to the.

Hanry Homer. living at Maritsa Marsital, saw en-
amor on the 12th April, about half-past five in this
morning; he appeared is have come from Keopeaton,
going on to Blandford. Heiwth earrying a bag, which
seemed to be full, and as leokiag intently at the bog,
the witness distinetly saw wool sko wing through either
shale or the month 44 the bag.
Francis Young, fellosegar, rending at Chariton
Marshall, said Ismer Mg sad gem o'clock on the
12th of April, the primer brought several sheep skies
to him for sale. Wham rosarksd that two of tho
skins were smell, and quetionod prisoner as to where
he got thus; the skins produced wore these two. He
oommunlosted with the police, and delivered the skins
In their charge.
P.C. Sprecklia, Motioned at BpMsbur7, went to
Mr. Young's booze, sod received lb. skins of him
For the defame the prisoner said Limn Foster, but
he could net be found. The prisoner said on the 12th
of April he bought the skips of a man who came to his
house mod offered them for sal.; this was about six
o'clock in the morals'. He asked Om man where be
had got Him, sod nthaately gave Mk for than. He
took the skins to It, Beet's mega, and they were
tsken to Mr. Yontes, where he sold them for 21s.
The man he bosun,' Moo of was as. of Klynatesa.
Theo Marmon sated primer how it wad ho had not
brought forward the mao he bought taro of, and alio
Mr. nest, in whoa wags,* they bad ban tarried to
Charlton. He said ho had told the magistrates about
ta man. and tbouott they would have been bare.
This Chairman sasamed up. 'snug the prisoner's
statement, unsupported, would not bs taken I. *vi-
deos., but must be proved by witsima • it was
unfortunate the maa Foster had not attended, but the
prisoner should bars predate' the *thee witnesses, and
thee his statement might have had some weight re.
evictors*, he thought, distinctly showed that the
I prisoner had either stolen them, or was in omission of
them knowing Ulm to have been stoles. The law
was, that if a person was found in meameion of pro-
perty shortly after it was mimed, he had to gme good
edeouut how he obtained it, or was held to be guilty
of stealing it.
After a few minutes' oonoultation, the jary found
prisoner -oilty of receiving the 'bin; knowlag OMR to
have been stoles. . . .

previous ooeviation wu prom'. sad the primmer
was watecoed to tea years' Ma *grated*. sad sitar
that fire years' sepervidee of the 1X41.16
TIMI Chairman remarked that dot praiser had a bad
ammeter, 'ad be felt it Ids ditty to WHO a heavy
panishateat. lithe year 1/151 bs (Failow) had been
seat to a reformatory for three yeal. fad a 1867 lt•
was sootesoed to seem yams penal Wavidddd atallad.
from whisk seateace ha had only neatly been
liberated.

Primmer asked for • mon Issisat ssalowse. as las said
he should now bars datum months to sem whisk
rotaalood of kit provionssastsse•—• MOO" adllia Wad
not axopLiod whit.

STI•LING • SICTITEJ 714K1.
Ckarles Sea, (27) stableman wt. ammo. with
staabog an iron skittle frau. 'kb* PrePor27 a ler.
Charles Memb, innkeeper, et . am the 19*
Jane last.

PA/ow Pleaded guilty, sad, a tomer 'semiotics
heeler beee proved, be was missed to ides Woad*,
mouths' hard lehear, sad polies wiSeleieloe for thial
pan' alter that, the Chairman reaisrldeg that the
Bftoh would giro Wm another tria ; het: If he wee
brought up again, he would be meet ter purl
servitude.

MMUS ASSAULT.
Hawaii'', (22), laliouliff, •1•110.3
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tins beihatilia InagnigitiYister• • Bed et wee-

nate ; be had y4sl.d to teeepletion, sad emanated
the offices, bat ba 1.. d through God's provide'si it
would sot mar eltalli•
The Chairman rid they had remind a geed Amos-
Mr of mimosa from the Merryman el thermal', sad,
although he had pleaded guilty, they did set MLA lie
meant that be wee gailty of the graver irate with
which he was charged. Had they thought mo, it would
bare been their ditty to bare iodated a heavy potash-
mast As it was, however. females aut be protested,
and the sessitit he had efamitted might have beet the
means of mistiou serious relestiate oe the obanster of
the promoutris. They should, therefore. hit 'Levisg
N.. two inesths Is prima already, senteees him to be
farther Imirhosid for els esiseder mouths' hard
labour, sod they hoped he would never *PPM' al
primmer again in a sourt of jetties.