The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-30 00:00:00

BOROUGH PETTY SESSION&

Tunsnay.-13sfore the Worshipful the Mayor (J.
Thud, Req.) and J. Ayling, Req.
Tux Swigs NolnanCe.--Charles Jolla's, • carrier,
was summoned by the Inspector of Nuisances (Superin-
tendent Lidbury), for keeping pigs within the limits of
the borough, contrary to the bye-laws, on the 17th INA
Superintendent Lidbury was sworn, and said he, in
company with P.S. Harvey, inspected the defendaat's
premises on the 17th inst., and found sic pigs in • pig
stye, close to large heap of manors. Thu smell was
very offensive. There was also a.luautity of wash aloft
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to the pig stye. The effluvia ar og from the pig dung
was so offensive to the inhabitants residing in the neigh.
boorhood that complaints had been made. He saw the
defendant when he inspected the premises, and he told
him that be should not do away with his pigs until
they NOTE fat enough to kill. He told the defendant
that the weather wee too warm for him to keep the pip,
and that he must remove them immediately.—P.S.
Harvey was called end corroborated the last witness'
evidence—The defendant, alter • long rambling defence,
was fined Is. and 7a. 10d. costa
UaiJo THRIATININO Lanookon—William Randall,
a enduing man, was summoned for using threatening
language and musing a breach of the pew on Wednesday
last.-11r. Worthington Farwell said be was a cab driver,
and on the evening in question the defendant, who
melds, next door to him in High-street, threatened to
twist his neck, and otherwise abused him.—The defend-
ant, in his defeou, said the complainant oaine home late
at night with his horse, which prevented him and his
family from going to rest. He acknowledged saying he
would punch he head if be *mild have got at him.—The
Bench said he (defendant) had been guilty of using
threatening lacunae, but She would promiae the Bench
not to offend non, they would discharge Wm, on
mi., the court fees, amounting to 24. 10d. Thedefeedast paid the money sod left the opera
CHAZON Or ASSAOLT.—John Inkpen, oarmaa, in the
wee summoned by
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Inkpeo, who was pining, went up and said "What.
shame." This led to the two men abusing each other,
and defendant held no the butt sad of a whip in corn-
plainuit's facie—Fined Is.
Rerusiso TO MAINTAIN SONO IN A RITOIUI ATORT.—
MAME'. BeedaU, • elaman, was summoned for neglect-
lag to contribute to the maintenance of two of his sons,
who are in Milton. Reformatory. An order of Ls.
a week for each of them was made upon defendant, but
he refused to pay a farthing, and only Bye weeks
ago bad seven days' imprisonment for default. There
waa now fa due for each boy.—Defendant said then
was nothing to do on the quay, and be had not bed
opportanity of earning the money, besides keeping his
family. His wife said she would pay be now, and the
remainder as soon as she could, and then keep up the
weekly psynienta —The Benoit 'pave till Friday for
defendant to rain the money; in default ten days' im-
prisonment in eaoh claw
SOLDIER! AND RATML—OhA.TINE 131300131AD1, I sapper,
was summoned for non-payment cis rata Be had paid
Is. of a 12s. rate, but au neatly went to the collector
to ask him to return the Be., saying he was • soldier
and he could not make him pay rates. The collector
told hint "he must be joking," and tasked him forth.
other 7a, but he refused to pay. In answer to the
Bench, the collector said defendant had no goods of his
own, ha was a single men living with a Mrs. Delman,
who has six children.— The Chairman mid they weld
make an order for detraining his gooda. but he did not
think they could send him to prison.—Mr. Ayling ang-
rsted that the eolleotor should inform defendant's
commanding offioer that he occupied • house which was
liable to rates, Mainlined to pay, midget the authorities
at defiance.—The collector said , this was en important
case, as other soldiers refused to pay, sad ultimately it
was aciftruned for • week.