The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-08-24 00:00:00

AAtAIATISCI A 111011 LAILIVE.

William Sherwood was summoned for l,ni.q aleraulted Mr
ler ph Knight, the County Court It on the Mb hint , And
I,lViti.: wrested Inmi him a 111..nw, then in his lawful pose r-
ation.- Mr II W. Dickinson appeared for the complainant, by
request of the Comity Court Judge An executi it had been
'wiled against the defendant, and two hones were taken by the
bout!4.ll the 9th inst , which he kept in his eu.toly, too' line
t the ten. ,of the warrant They were taken to Mr I•urtmeg
stables. On Satunlay, the 14th lest, defendant came and asked
to bee the horses, as be wished to know what condition they
were in Mr Knight took hint to the stable., and me.ll his
gating there, he mid " I shall take this horse and put it into
the earl." Ile tolal him he should not, lout defendant 0,111.
mencel putting the harness ou. Complainant endeavoured to
prevent him, but was pushed snide They struggled together,
eel ildendant forcibly removed the horwe fn,,, the stable alai
took it away. An amen:mom was subsequently made with
reference to the execution.—DefClllllll2li 111,1.V..1.1r011 to at A•
that the horses were unlawfully detained by the bailiff, but
failed ; he maid he could brings witness to prove it, awl applied
for an adjournment, hut the application was led granted. Ile
also said the complainant hit hint acmes tit, heel a Ith his
walking stick, but this the complainant ns he also 1114
the statement that he threatened t o knock defendant down
The magistrates considered the case prov .4 an I fined the id,
.tent a and costa
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(ie,nje Grant and Mary Bartlett, sumatonal for J..lntly
kuriblitic dolt without • liccns4; won: fluod lOsl.rnl cost 4.
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Wolter rarley was summoned by James Stickland La haring
enteml his field at P. rkstemo on Monday, And stolen there-
from a rabbit trap. Mrs Srickland saw tile defend:nit In •
stooplint position, she went towards him when he dragged up
• Ira, owl ma away. As she was going on She no one .4 Mr
Ifttnnott's fowls walking sway foot where the by had been.
The boy dropped the trap 00 the bank —Mr Tresanion. for
defendant, cross•examtitcal witness. The traps were put to
notch rabbits, not Mr Einmott's fowls, but there was • quantity
of oats thrown about the null - !be complainant denied saying
he would catch every one of the fowls If he could.-11r Tress.
Mon said the boy's ader had charge .4 Mr Emmott's fowls, and
the boy had gone upon tho e-mplalmnit's ground for the
purpose .4 releasing no which hi been raught In the trap,
and seeing owmplainent's wife coming after him had drsifeed up
th..rap and ran oft—The Bunch dismissed the caw, nmsidering
there Was not sufficient evidence f felonious intent. the ho;
must, however, understand ho must not trollies ,ot .Abor
100 .105 property.

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Sarah Green, summoned by Jana Jarvis for hxviog used
abusive languxge towards her on Sunday. was donnitsc‘i
Ueorge Sticklmid, Lrought up on a chance fstealing from
the derching-hotme of Mr John Mowlen), of Itoter. on Sunday.
• out, two pairs of boots, and • hat, was c 11111 l itted for 'dal
at the next quarter Seslioni.