The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-05-20 00:00:00

rawaii• oi TEM FISHING -81IalluN—THE MIN.

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Join tattier, Jesse it-pewit/ix, and Walla's Pastas,
were surnmonei for calming an obstruction in St.
Thomas-street, on Sunday night.
P.C. Billet sell be found the three defoodants
obstructing the footway, and making use if !al lan-
guage to prostitute,. Ti.. inhabitants around were
disturbod and annoyed. ac 4 some of them shut up their
windows in *ono quenoe.
In imswer to the megittrates' clerk, vitro s sold the
laogoakm no massing and mooring, not obeoene
language, and defoodents &prefixed to be sober.
Pitmso do lured that they had not long come book
from mackerel catching ; they bad bad nothing to
drink, ant they stood in lb* road; they Ind to go book
again to brach. for it vim el no ow to go to beach
onion thee went about one o'clock nt the morning.
Swot. Vi:tery, being Joked, sold there bad bees
mazy tomplaiote about such men. who foetid about the
a treats after the tut:Or-boos, were shut up. Them
men tad t,f o repsatcdly convicted ; on• for stealing
aod the others for piling drunk.
Ballet, in ans.er to the Bench. said he had cautioned
Ike deltudacts &bone this e-quarters of au hour Mfore,
near the Bridge. Some prostltutos passed, and one of
the defendants put out his foot, and ticked one of the
Defendants denied stmling on the footway ; they
stood in the rood, and they bat been talking to Yrs.
Norris (alias Hormford) vellum 11J1110 fish.
Fined 10e.
Defendants asked how long they could have to pay
it in!
The Sayre said the money mutt be paid forthwith.
Defends:no said they ooutd par on S turd.y, ev they
hod m.ney coming ta them on soma fish they had
sought; bat they could not pay now.
Bev-n days' hard labour in defaalt.
PROORMIS OP Tie F 1.5100 510101— TVS wOllll.
SornA Mayo won summoned for seasoning atid beat-
ing Gordis* Honsf art. no Friday lam.
Defendant (en excitel little women, with a child in
her arras): Pleas., gentlemeu, l'm summoned in a
wrong name.
Mr. Arden : That will cot trilby now; .bat is your
name? _ _

Defendant : Sarah Norman, r.. bean married soots
years ; but r twice bleu summoned under the name
of fiterens—(s laugh).
Fleeing her mistake iu 'slinging her f rmer
dUo-
qosoeks, d•fendent tried to rt out of it by saying
" At lest, ITS not been before tba borough gentlemen
Ware."

r.Ardea requested ih• bench to alter the name
In the summons to t•arah Norman, and the atm pus-

Pla.t.tiff, who bas hermit en intimate soqueintanee
with mentsheriel law, alter enplaning bow early she
TOSS in the mornithe, stated that she went into Mrs.
Debbi', boom (the Porter', Anna) for a half-pint of
beer, between 10 sod 11, and this woman came In
afteroards with the men *he lived with, and she
(plaintiff) thosebt if the magistrates woeld see into it,
they would find
Plaintiff here with a eignifieent sneer, was under-
stood to hint • suspicion ea to defendant and her oom. 1
panlon ; bet she was stooped by the &nab, who
declined to go into that anbj,ct.
Plaintiff tmetinued that defendant's min bad squirt
and ask•cl her to drink with him. "No, Musk you ,°
says plaintlff, "1 have my own half-pint, and that ii
suSohnt for me," when Borah come up. and said
"You I'll wring your no.. as I bars dose before,"
tied then took her by the solo and wrung It so. Plain.
tat here bent her nose up mos,' ii look rotemissil, amid
the laughter of the Court, whom she gravely informed
she did not know if that was what people celled wriag-
ing—(mote laughter).
Kr. Aid..: Anything CAOrt
Plaintiff: No, except knocking me about the head
ant body ten or twelve times, till her man told bee
"Then, sit down; that's enough." She sould not
pus for fear of this woman and her man, sad was
determined to have it etorped.
Defendant told the Bench she sent into the Pollee*

Amos to mil shrimps and osmium', when Mn. }Lans-
ford name in and abused bin, and said her stinking
shrimps and stinking fish. fondant sontinnad "My
Emma is Stone no"—(renewed Wieder). rye been
married two booths.
Tim Clank: Never mind that; did you wring her
DODO
Drifwodant : No, I dii not wring It; I polled it, and
I had a handful of snuff in pulling it--(langhtor). Not

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ate months ago, she out my ',knit...open ‘Wia; a se'lieepan
from my own fireplace. :this had • witness, but she
secrald not come unless summoned. Plaintiff also
(*.aural the Bench with • recital of her troubles from
&trek, and the result was that the Mayor said this woo
a fultorwooten't quarrel, whioh they wished to stop,
end both women wool I hi bound over to keep as
pesos toward. each other.
Lob protested that all she wanted wao to be pro-
tooted from the other; but neither was plowed to be
bound over. However. Hanalord's husband came tor-
ward for bar, Stevens said her. could not be owed
gram the heush, Why ahoeld she be bound for Hans
ford, • had woman like her? She asked to be allowed
do ',peak a?•4t, en., scien t.t last rems•ed abouted
violently ask. her fist• at Hansford, 'You tire • bed
woman, and always was ; I don't see why I should be
bound for you."
She was taken below, where else eontinued for some
Mao to ezelatia against plaint ff