The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-09 00:00:00

8100 N D COURT.
( Wore B. WILLIAM, Erg.)

James neer 42, &Wet, and Ha wife, Tabitha
Fester. 42, were LAWled for Audios 39 feel. from a
fowl•house belonging to James Jay, at Medford. —Nr.
promeuted, pi women were undadeadveL —The sce
af prisociera, Marin Foster, who was In enstody on the
eharge, was admitted approver. Both tether sad mother
denied all knoeledge the trmasactios, and the tenser
said his son bad itolea the fowls, and had tbe he
sold them few. Ms jury found Foster gu11177
int wing, and he was evntenoed to 7 years' penal servitude.
Siam 1847 be haa boss io eusbecly for Ti years. Under
the direction of the C art, the wife was aeoultisal. No
evidiseee being offered against the ion, he is also to be
acquitted.
Jobe liveutett, 23, labourer. 'radiated for stealing a
pair of leather Arivisg Rip S. the property of (home
lid suds at Notootebe, November 16, a bosi.el of
wheat. a mock and oilier articles belonging to Richard
Bitrdse, at Masten, Is 4 Member, and a prong, the
property of Jaw. as Barnes, at Bhaittos, let Deoretber,
pivaded guilty, and was tautened to 18 months' bard
labour.

Joseph Wilson, 22, labourer, charged with stealing a
indolent; • coat, end • pair of troupers, the property
of Jacob POof, at Stabs Abbott, October 10th, was
found gushy, mud 'intoned to 4 moothe hard labour.
°urge Humphrey Sadden, baker. was (*cod guilty
of einbeashar As., belonging to Robert Langford Rum-
ford, his muter, at Powerstock, and was sentoneed to
6 months' bud labour. If r. Colima prosecuted, sod
Ile. Mein deteaded.

Jamas Baker, 39, blacksmith, was charged with
stmiliao • lady's jaoksts Taos Slx tin IWorkrq_ii Jai&
at Wareham, Dsemabow Ifth. Mr. Ostler
proalk=t, aad Ik. Hookas deltmded. The primmer
was found 'runty, sod admitted haeias been maimed,
souvistmL Hs was swatsmead to 3 months' bard lamer.

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William Hyde, a young sea of Bharbors, was in-
dictod f•r that be, being the bails of a pines of sloth
for making a pair of Soirees, rains to. bslooiring In
Jobs Jams Boonsett, of Blsodford, did soarert the
same to his own use. Mr. &under' prosecuted, and
Kr. Pol.d.fssdsl. The jury fousd his guilty, and
Is ars seateneed to months' hard labour. Tho oourt
cautioned William Weld, who bought the sloth for
2. &I, against doing any soh thing for the blurt. Mr.
Atkinson, the attorney engaged in the defense, said it
us moot likely that he should bars to India" Wrid foe
perjury on the pessat cooes•ion, in denying seer haring
been in 'company of lb. prisoner.

Henry Seibbstry, 34. cord meaner. pleaded guilty to
obtai•ing by him preteneei 4a. 6d. cod other nuns
from basalt Thomas, ot Winaerborne birmektoo, with
intent to defraud him. Tinos sere three other indict-
ments for similar offenses, respecting which in evidence
use offered. Mr. lifooka was for Um promotion. The
mosey eras obtained noder pretence of mooring to •
number of poor people very great bemoan; tram • Pro-
vident Society. tie was **stooped to 19 maths' Lard
labour.

Alfred Yoder, 12, sadist% wait aliened with elvish'-
Ing by Nee proteness 7 yards of markt flanuel, value
111. 44., the property of Alfred Rolls, of Weymouth,
with intend to &dread Lim, Doe. 17th. A second in.
dietmout charged him with stooling a gold seal, te-lotag-
tar to Limaiesant Whish.—gr, Ffooks prosecuted, and
Mr. Collins defended.—The prisoner ean a marine on
beard H.ILS. St. George, mid on the 1811 Normalise
h. saw Lieutenant Mita in the ashen with s married
woman, and intimated the fact to him. The offlorr
did sot want the affair to be talked about. and took
prisoosr into bin s reins. On the day of the moor.
resat, prisoner took a meal belonging to the lieutenant,
and os the 17th December, obtained tbe flannel in
cpteatios from Mr. Rollo, draper, saying Lieutenant
Which lad .olt which the offerer denied. He was
found guilty, and eenteneed to two months' hard labour.
The buidneet of the Millioll/ was moucluded at term
o'clock.