The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-04 00:00:00

SEIZABORIFIL

PETTY SESSIONS—TiruispAy.

LATEST.

FUNERAL OF BLANQI7I.

The Central News Paris telegram stain the peaks
have r viers to suppress any disturbance at Mammy.
Kit
Abbott,
who
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not
app..,
was charged with b.'s( funeral, at whit* tradkail journals invite Mir readers
drunk on the 314 of October. at LllHnaton. to make tattooing desnottetratione.
P.C. Barnes stated that on the 31st of Oetob.rr he found AlO4Ol. Italian Conantudek haa baga expelled from
defendant drunk on the highway at hilliaston between Franco.
two sad three in the mantas.
D readmit wan fined 13... Melodic( cost.. D 11/rubes
wife remaking that it was • dear drop of drink.
OtiS TIBIPLIIING.
Thanes Staines and Thomas Bore. two lade, ware
charged w Ito trestise,nt in ameli or rabbitte, on land at
Lonsburton, on the BUS of November.
Mr. Sidney Watts appeared for the defence.
Mr. George White, termer, stated that on the 30th of
' November be was In • geld at Loogburton. when be saw
trie two defendants in • field in his own occupation, one
en each side of the hedge, and they appeared to be
ferreting. Be watched them for Omar • querter of sa hour.
Sid then went toe ards WM. when Roe. Oohed wit Kew
thing and boltul ever the bodge, and both made off.
Mr. &Dothan said that the Beech believed that they
were morally guilty, but in point of law thaw was net.
saffirdent evidence to convict, and the cam would thane
fore bu dismiered.
The same defendants were them charted with being is
Pursuit of game on land at Lilliagtrin, in the oempation of
Mr. Diehl., on the 3rd of December.
Mr. Watte defend. d
into Davis stated that on December 3rd be saw the
detendente on land at Lillington. He went towards them.
when titer run away, and in getting over • hedge • net wee
caught oat of one of their pockets. which he obtained.
I. this cam the defendants were fined 10• each and the
men.

B 4.we K °Wogs Oen Wm and
Oispisis Goods.
DRUPE.

lITIALIIIO DOCILI.

James Backbones and James Hallett were charged with
steeling tw dunks, of the value of la., on the 23rd of
D canter. at Byrne.
ifre. Here. stated that on the rd of December she bad
t.• docks; they rooetwl in the yard ; she saw them there
In the evenine. ad in c insegoetios of what *be was told,
she went into the yard the same arming and found them
gone Siekholle• lived about three gnomon of a mile
•enty from bar boom, and H•ll.tt • little less, She had
mimed two M.N. dne.lts on the Tuesday.
Mark Bartlett stated that be lived at Ryon, and on the
night of the Ord be saw the two prisoners in Km Hanle.
Porch shout five o'clock. Late in the irreales be now
Backbones, who said ha should like to bays • deck or two
for Chrfr ma., and asked him if he knew for any. As
(wanes.) 'aid kis mistress bad lost two desks as Need ay
night, and she bad got two left. Backbones 'eked where
they mem, but he would not tell him. Later no he was ie
the stable, when two pietism* cams in, and Backbones
Raked if he wnntd tail him where the g.eirg ewe, but be
would not. Backbones sold that be would give him •
shilling to tell Mai where the docks were, but ise(wiittees)
said he should have nothing to do with it. Backbones
thee put • shilling in his hand and went away ; he let the
shilling drop, but afterwards pinked it up and gave it beck
to him the next morning. He then went to meet his
mother, whit had row to Tutuila/ter, and when he got
beak he went to lira Hares and told her what bedewed,
who went with him to the yard, and they found that the
ducks were gnus. B.ekbollee earn. to him at 11 o'clock
abs sass night and told hiss that be had put the docks

&War.
P.O. D•nnett stated that on Friday he went to Ryme
and apprehended Hallett. On the way to Shoehorn*
Hallett said are you point to apprehend lackholleat sad
be replied 7o; and Hallett said 13ackhollea took the
deolut be took them away medee hie ceet.

The Iteelstrates th.tn ',tired for about SY minutes, and
on re-entering ihe Court, Yr. Southall said that taking
into oossidaration that Hallett had been in the lock-up
for nearly • week, he would be only tined La sad costa,
but in the ow of lisekholles, he would be Sued SS and
costs.

BRUTAL ARAAULT. —At the Petty Sessions on
Wednesday, Harwood Dabinett, draine, of Barrington,
wee charged with assaulting P.C. Lye while in the
execution of his duty at 'Westport on the 6th of
December; William Dale, Francis Fox, and John
Toleman, labourers, living in edielniNt villages% were
summoned for aiding and abetting Dabinett In the
assault. According to the constable's statement about
11 o'clock on the night in question, while going
towards his home, a gun was fired over his head, and
on turning on his light he law Fox and linett
standing in the road and Toleman and Dale stooping
over heaps of stones by the roadside. Dabinett took
up a stone, with which he smashed the policeman's
lamp, defendants then kicked it, and Dabinett
with a large stone pounded the constable in the chest
and called on the others to "Come and murder the
—." The constable drew his staff and knocked
Dabinett into the gutter, the other defendant.
commencedpelting him (Lye) with large stones,
completely disabling him, and he would have been
murdered had not three other men come up; the
defendant' then ran away. Fox was seen to take off a
gun with him. Dabinett was fined 505., Fox and
Toleman 405., and Dale 20s. The costs amounted to
7s. 6d each defendant, in addition to the Sim

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