The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27 00:00:00

STIIRMINSTER NEWTON.

PrrYY Swings, Monday—Before M. A. Yeal.
man, Esq.' and the Rev. H. T power—Mr. Jeremiah
Andrew., of Karelian. Henry Bicknell, of Hinton St.
Marv, Daniel Mitchell, of Stalbridge„ and Henry Roo,
of Lnllinch, were eavendly summoned at the Instance of
the peppy Chief Constable for removing cattle on the
higher./ after nowt —Defendant. pleaded guilty.— in
the three first ease. the animals were removed for milk.
ing, and the other offence was dome without the know-
lodge of the owner —The Bendy impoeed a fine of
and lie. east* In each cam, !with a caotina—Richard
Enos's. of Hanston, was charted with riesling five
pie** of wood fencing, the property of his master, 14r.
Charles Brine, of the some pariah, on the 29•11 ultimn.
The defendant was stopped by P.C. Henry Damon with
the wood in his pmenisinn —The Snob cautioned the
mooed and fined him 104. or 7 day..—Paid.—John
Seymour, of Stalbridge, wo summoned by Mr. Wood, of
the Somerset end Dorset Illailway for travelling from
Temple CowhetnSialhrytge. without having fironbtained
a ticket, on the 24th September lest. There was no dont,.
as to the eomminion of the offence hut in consequenft
of mine informality in the infonnation the ease was
dismiss...L-OPo. Newman. of Aturmins4er, was sum-
moned by the Deputy-Chief Constable, for being drink
and rintotu at Stonninater, no the night of the 24th
ult. P.C. Biles proved the offense. and the defendant
who lean old offender, was fined 20a end 6a. cask, and
in default of payment was committed fn. 14 days' im•
priomment.—Thnmaa Fliaenck. or Child Okelonl. was
lined ss. and cook for being drunk and incapable of
takieg care or himself at Sturininater on the 2nd ;ma.
—Jeremiah Wilda, of Marnhull, was summoned for
being drunk in that parish no the 3rd inst. The delea
pant Pleaded guilty.—Penalty 54. and 5* coat, or 7 dare.
—Jonah Monday of Ibberton was summoned by the
police for having and unjust pound weight in his
dairy on the sth inst. which was more than half an
ounce deficient. —Penalty 2s. and 7s. meta —Rohert
Hatcher, of Stalbridr, •n.s Jneeph Rinchinieton of the
same piece were summoned by Mr. Andrew Brown.
for willfully damaging the iron fencing of the National
Schoolroom in that town on the 38th nit. The defend-
dants pleaded gnilty, and were fined 5.. each, 104. 641.
crate, and is. dd. damage, or 7 days' hard labour.—
The churchwardens and overseen of Ihbenon were
aummoned by D.C.C. Hammond, under the provisions
of the now public health Ad, for permitting two
cottages belonging to the parish to be occupied in such
overcrowded state so alto be danyeyeas and prejudical
to the health of the inmates, and the Renal made an
order in moniker* with the statuta—Ambrose Knott
of Sturminster, John Pease and Joseph Liander. of the
11.111. place, Henry Creevy. of Marnhull, and William
Hopkins and Frederick King, of Stalbridee, were
summoned by the same offleer foe offence, under the
Nuisance. Removal Ante, and an order in each ease was
made with ends —Frederick Abort, a botcher of Rine-
woad, was summoned for being drunk and riotous in the
town of Aturininster on the 6th inst. The defendant
pleaded guilty. Penalty ss. and sa. cost.