The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-14 00:00:00

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43 65

lioaothe Perri Siesioge, Monday.- Before Dr. J. Drew,
Mr. O. Reynolds, and Mr. W. Talbot.
till AnCIAL etstnoni rOS InIALTR
Dr. Drew alluded to • letter which appeared in a contem-
porary. In favour .4 the soldier Monlye. who, It will be
remembered, loaded • rifle with ball cartrkige, deliberately
took aim at a comrade, and shot him dead, and Is now In
prison on a charge .4 murder. Dr. Drew maid the letter did
not state the facts of the ease correctly: it would be a very
serious matter if It were to go forth that • man in a immition
like that of the prisoner wee advised to plead guilty. He did
not generally take notice of anonymous latter,. but the Bench
felt it neemeary in this ease to state publicly that the prisoner
was not advised to plead guilty. -Mr. Arden said that if people
chose to write enanymous lettere, they certainly ought to state
Use fade correctly; but that had not been done in this case.
Supt. Vickery said (ironically) that the person who wrote the
letter mast be a very charitable men indeed, to allow months
to pass without bringing the matter forward, and now to do so
only when It could not Inaibl7 be of any me to the prisoner.
--Dr. Drew only rsrrstt.d that the magietrates should have
had to WWII the litter: but when a question of such import-
ance arises, be thought it ought to go forth that the statement
wee untrue.—Mr. Arden said if the writer was the person he
fancied. It 11111 a person who was preeent during the whole
time of the exarnination, and he ought to have known better
than make such • statement.
WWAesa Dryidalr, • soldier of the tali was charged with
seridttrig P.O Heart and germ. Harvey in the execution of
their duty on Sunday. geryt Harvey erss near Acutt's COMIC,
when prisoner mime serum and said "Oh 1 whet are you up to
here?" He replied " That is no businem of yours; lames
duty." He replied "Yes. and lam too, I suppose you are
looking after the likes of sat; you were looking after the likes
of es last night. and 11l see you don't to-night." Harvey
replied "my dear fellow, you is on to the Barracks quietl ."
We ,ail" 01 go when I like.- P.C. Hallett came and persuaded
him to go away, wheipx, prisenerc 4. tip be,- 44 struck at
}M th }Matt In e head. hu„ rat first came aerial to the
corner Witte* Witnn• RM. They closed upon him, and be
took at his belt, and when they got him down be stew*
Balleu in the head with the belt. Hallett drew hit stag, and
knocked him down. They held him on the ground while he
lay and kicked, and was very violent, kicking at witness legs.
glad not had such • wore these years, and they ROM obliged
se Wing him to the station by force; • manbir•warh-man
ambled, and him prisoner kicked In the mouth. He continued
kicking, all the way to the Station. On him was found apre
to Dorchester. By Mr Arden : They took two soldiers into
custody yesterday umming.—Proner denied kicking the
whims, and said If he had kicked him, the mark mould have
been shown. (It was under the Elentert's trousers). P.C.
Hallett was in fit Mary-street and saw first. Harvey and
yeteoner having an altercation. He went to see what it was,
primer refused to move away, and witness went to remove
Ws when he "truck at him, jumped away. and caught him •
heeny blow on the head. Drew his red, and struck him,
celled some men-of-war's-mco, but all refused except one, who
rieted, when primmer kicked him In the mouth, also struck
witness twice. —James 'lye maw prisoner having • rule with
Bro Harvey. Ills conduct was very violent, and he struck
Dalbtt, and kicked • great deal: also kicked the sailor in the
mouth. Prisoner said after he was in the neighbourhood of
the elation he came quietly.—The Bench were sorry to hear
there were severs] mliors there who dal not rest the pollee.
People were very glad to call for the help of the police. and
they ought to help de/end them The soldier had been guilty
eif a sewardly result Two months' hard labour.
TClllll4l%—Balora Mr. W. Talbot, Mr. O. Reynolds, and Dr.
J. MOW.
Wight* Cook, • boy carriage driver, was summoned for
driving without • nom, P.C. BUckland had receiroi • core-
print spinet this boy for swearing, and found he had no
liolollll.—Drlver Sburey (19), depmed to hearber the defendant
on jaw Ult, mow tnoy much at Darns, who trod on his
foot. Ler year it seeine.J, defendant had a license, but it 1.11
dinn:Altitnend.-81114. Vickery mid • gentlemen had left the
(lloueester Hotel bemuse of the swearing of them boys. and
Tie told Miss Ransom that if he came again to Weymouth, he
should not go to the Gloucester hotel, because of the boys
emmuing near. ft ins a greet evil that these boys should have
limner, and he *odd report to the Licensing Committee
about the matter, and env that he did not think than boys
Arad he limner- Over the men the pollee had control, hut
not over the boys, and the latter would use worse language
than the men.—Dr. Drew atid Sept. Vickery, when he applied
to the Licensing Centmittee, might state that it was also the
reeonemendation of the Bench with respect to them boys.
A ermewhet similar ere was next heard - Wilber Fronk
Wesdesek and William Mar, were charged with obstructing
the thoroughfare mar the railway nation, and mooring the
ssusgmgers.--Stephen Melon!, a policeman on the Greet
Weaken Hallway, saki the boys guyed about the station gates,
often Mir In, and made • now, obstructed the parengere,
mad baadvad way. When Mr. Reynolds or any este else
went out to them, they ran sway, outside, and the station
meriMr or others only tot "a lot of cheek" for doing their
duty. The boys were there on July Ind, and every dsy
throughout the weak, and at wary train. One would go one
adaa of a lady and take her bag, and the other re ease Me,
skg shay would use bed language, an- the psigssoss,
.woefismek said the policeman was afraid to tarn Imre and
•yarbay gut' but the boys had quite as much right things the
aaaa. eo, they paid as mach. If Tolley and Lure were
ellowed herr the boy" had no chance, and Tolley led her,
tuned out roe for bad conduct. - -1.11" Bench Pointed oat to
aba vaaia tbeer, they eor the men could go Melds, except
fly pereirion etre railway authorince—Tbeir Doerr were
Ira glarath
eurgarraiNags alifeer.7l, a lad, was guirseoned for leaving Ina
=aaa aba gaggel. and. tubing • tem ost of his taro without
wags* bivait-...aderer named Hannay said that on
itaggolayiee wee on the stand fram nine till two, and "never
lured & wheel." Defendant dror• put of his tarn at the
sod went to • lady, who got into his carriage. If
Adria bed not left id e stand, the lade right hare bar •
hie ) aerriege. ei it wr his Set ter. -Richard
a , ger the ha etch, last turn, and saw, bun turn
.414 44‘ to tgdy. The bey, would often drive at re
.sucd wham and Doors driven erre the worst to do so.
'They woad sorter any lady or gestreven they saw with a
• kg or wI, and take the fare auto( tarn, so that it,
MIS et eile he a man t• stay on the ered—Oserge gre,a ,
errs, Enver, ecerebeirell Chubb's riders, air eaki
=was at hired till be pia his beed to. re hat tar,
age
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