The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-05-11 00:00:00

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Pifer finegions_i Priday,—Before 0. J. Parke I
(chairman), and D. Mum lieqs,—Beery lases, a '
=wee summoned fur having • dog without •
—The defebdaat ohm coo dog was not his, it
helmeted I. his soa. —P.o. King said AM 541-Pool
seven o'clock on the moregmg of the 2nd loot he loor
two dogs In the defendant's van at Wilaborne, and
when he asked him for his license kip said be had none.
'Pb. defendant said the doe lad followed him the cloy
before, sad when beserred al. summons upon the aloft-
dant be found he had takes out oas the day previous.
—Tin Bench found the charge proved, and sentenced
the defendant to pay • flu of los. and Se. crete.—
Dossed Ballast was stunnieseri for a like offence.—
The defendant pleaded that the dog WM not six
mouths old.—P.o. Oressetook said be saw Mfo
Inrceers on the defendaatli premises at different
and when he called npos the defendant he
founddates, be had °sly • Homes for one dog, and the
reason wily he lied not taken out • Bogue for the
other was beams it was not six months old. Witness
told the degoodaat he knew better, and from enquiries
be had said. subsequently he found the dog was born
In May or June of lastyear.—Samuel Bon, resid-
ing at Lytchett, was osil.d for the defence, and said
the doe he gold to the asfeedent was popped on the
25th of August last.—The Bench found the charge
sulatantish* and fined the defendant 25a and casts.
—Thaw Atkinson, who we summoned for •
similar offence, and wham cue was adjourned from
last court day for the production of his HMSO, ep-
peered to-day, and produced a license taken out at •
place I. Yorkshire authorising him to keep eleven
aoca.—'rbe Bench said the certifiost. produced
did not show that the dogs be had bore
were the Gees for which be bad obtained the limos* in
Yorkshire. The cue would, however, be adjourned
' tilt nut wart day, sod is the meantime the police
would make enquiries as to authenticity of his state-
meet, which they had no doubt was quite correct,—
Hurl Low the defeedieut In a preview case, was
charged with having on the let inst. stolen • rail,
value Si., the :property of Mr. Brine, and also with
attempting to release a horse while being impounded.
Adams said on the let of May he saw the rail
(produced) set up is a fines; and on the morning of
the led he missed it. He at aloe lodged information
at the Pollosatatkin, and P.C. King seeeespiwkd
him to the defeedant's van, where they found die
piece of raiL—P.O. Hiss deposed to having pus with
the lain whams and found the piece of rail which
corresponded to that lost by Mr. Brine. He epoke
to the defendant shoat it, end he denied having been
near Mr. Brine'. property Or having takes the wood.—
The Bench ouddered the cue proved, sad sentenced
him to pay • fine of 10e, Si. the value of the rail, and
Ss. oosto—Jboub Adams, in reference to the second
charge, said about four o'clock is the morning he
fated the defendant's horse in Mr lkine's field, and
was attempting to drive it to the ponied when the
defendant came up avid intervened.—The Beech in
' this CYO dimiseed the defendant with • caution.—Mr.
Brine said he wished to ask the Bench if nothing
could be done to pisveot the gentleinee who owned
the &Did where these travelling people were located
(MOB Ueda( it to them. These people crested • great
nuinence, and their longues* wee abominable.—Mr.
Parke: It is undoubtedly • very peat nuisance.—The
Superintendent: The magistrates have no power to
act in this matter.—The Rev. r. 'l'rotmen said he
confirmed every word what had been said by Mr.
Brine. He was :determined to bodice the place as •
nuis ince. His house was nearest to the field, and
those gipsise were very quarrelsome amongst them.
selves, and be was obliged to keep his children outside
of his garden, and pull down the blinds in order that
his children might not see the abominable things done
In that field. He had applied to the superintendent
to go with him at the moment when those disgraceful
DOMINI occurred, that he might bear the leagues@ that
his children and himself were obliged to listen to. He
was shortly going to leave the oeighbourho ; and he
was glad that the matter had been publicly brought
forward so that something might aeon be done to
remedy what was an acknowledged nuisence.—The
Clerk: The best thing you can do is to own-
bite and indict it as a oulaboos,—lt was understood
that this step will be token by the parties aggrieved.
—Wiil.ase Keynes, of Lyle:brat, was summoned for
having, on the 24th ult., aid • loaf of bread otherwict
than by weight. —The defendant pleaded not guilty.—
P.C. Julie Tbomu Whits deposed that acting on
instructions received from head-quarters he went to
the defendant's shop and ..nrchseed from • youog woman
a half-gout/re leaf, and she remarked at the time—
" You will find that good bread."—The defendant
raid the witness cause in and asked for something to
es,, and the lof wes given to him. The bread was
only sold to parties having refreshments in the public.
house, of which he was leadlor the superintendent
stated that he weighed the loaf of bread, and found it
two «moss all but two drachms short of weight —ln
reply to the Huth the policeman said when be went
Into the house for a glass ot ginger-ale and some
"to nmy" the young woman said—" Do you want
anything to eat? " and be replied that he wanted a
helf-quartern loal.—The defendant, in answer to the
Rena, said he bed been in business in Lytehett for
Dearly two yearn—The Noah said there wee a doubt
ab ut the ea... which they w.'uld give the defendant
the benefit .4 by damaging the c se, but they hoped
he would be very careful in halve. —'—limo Botoltor•
Themes Summers, and :Award Rost were summoned for
allowing their cattle to stray, and they all having
pleaded guilty were fined 6d. each and warned not to
allow the °duces to occur again.