The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-19 00:00:00

TIMPASIZIO ii roisorr or aims."

Clown! CArsofophor was named with trespassing is
pursuit of gams on loads in the oacupation of Mr. H.
W. Hawkins, the p.ormenter o thst last case.
Mr. Hawklas said ott the night of the 14th August
he hoard that • trap had bsea est in ono of his liMds,
and on the morals( of tim 16th, he, with of as.
of bis moo, wont to lb. spot told him, and timis watehal
to as. rrho would risme and take the trap sway. About
half-past Mn o'cilook Christopher mime, and took tho
trap—there was nothing in it at ths time. There is a
patine rood on the other aids et ths hedge. Defendant
got or.. tho hedge from tho road and mat/rood
the maw way. He (prosecutor) followed, and
Christopher pre up the trap, and on oesrohlog lus
haskot he found two wires in it. The trap had boon
set in • hare's run. So did.not wish to moos to. sae.,
but to atop persons from sitting them trape—hs had
WM, band more lima 60 wires on Ms lands.
Defendant admittod rotting the trap, but °road I.
otteaustios that his wife was at borne IL She wanted
• rabbit, ond ho bad triad to *Mob op. The wires
found In his basket be had used on Mr. Davis's land, at
Stratton, that panorama havins altos him permission
to do as. il• hopod Mr. Hawkins would not prom ths
charge.
Prosecutor Id. not wish to do an.
Defsadant : Yon are • gontaiteaa—(lanahter)
The Boma lallkled • isle of ras. sad costs, total
14a. 6d.

-iressenter asked who was to haws the trip and wires,
and defendent suggested that they be given up to his,
whieh caused some amusetneut.

arena AID AZIVANTIe ACT.

Cearks Sa-M;;;yr was—eiarged;Tti;le•-"viPg the WirdCO
of hi. master, Mr. Bente, of Upton Pena, Preston, be
having entered into • issrli agreement
Mr. Beat said the t sageged with him last
Lady-day for twelve months, to work as • labourer on
his farm There wee no written agreement, but merely
• verbal ate. List Tudor morning defendant a.m.
to him and seed what he was to do the alit
sod he told him to go op drawing th•teb as lie bed bees
doing the day baron. He replied be should not do so,
west and removed hie tools, left his settles, and west
to work at Pozwell. Before defendant left he said be
amid not work Passe he was put nutting wheat.
Deleadent hod had an extra dl for happening, end
the 'greenest dated he was to have extra pay for
}Arresting.
Daf•odant said he bad beau put to thole/king, when
he ought to have bees harvesting; he eould earn more
money at the latter work. Ho had *even children to
support, and thought he ought to be allowed to earn as
musk has be Geoid.

--P7oesoator— -;;l4.date3daot had ben earnlag 16,. er
184. &week.

: " Yea. bat I have had to work early and
UM to do so." Be would as Ile& work for Mr. &mit
as any oats eke, provided ho mold earn as much money.
Proontabot saying he did not wish for the doleadaot
to go bask be big oarvios again, the brush thought the
beat thiag thy would do wee to annul the 'outran.,
rentoding the &fondant that tiny had the pewter to
poudob Inin, bat would sot do so, as his employer had
rto the &am they had adopted. Ho mast kayo
attor's oottogo at cam, sad would have to look
for work elsowboro.

A 1•711.11_01 • 'PLR".

Irglama •SA•Pherd, id
Rory Grossiste, few tom the plows% of whom ap-
peared to bo stoat six loon of op, wore oborisd Mt
otosUng apples, thspropsfly of Kr. Homy, at Malden
Iffortan.

--Cenia• Balms aid.. the 27111 July she sew the two
%dress la Nth Heresy's orchard ; she was in the bartou
at the time, end when the boys saw bet they ran away,
sad get over the hedge. fthe wild not as. whother
they had any &platen About an hour later theme the
two other boys in the orchard, one of whom bad two
apple", sad Ni. other oae. Abe did not see them peek
the apples. Thp boys cave up th= to her.
ibetis Hamby gave nailer
The prosewater saki he did not wish to prise the an..,
but merely to let boys know that they were not be
some tratheming an hi. property, and stealing his
IPC.Bineh told the boys they bad had a narrow
*Nape, and they hoped It would set as • session to
them, If they were *gala brought up, IS was very pro-
bable they would be warhead, and reestve a pun
smut width they weald at at all like. The premed
Aare" against them would be thiatheed, and they
hoped they would p home and behave better for the
fate».

111AVAGI LOSAtalf._

Marla Paddock wes shaeged with harlog violently
imsulted his aleter-Hiaw„ Mn. Paddesk, at Malden
Noires.. m Hemet 7th. Doteudant did not appear.
Servisellal emneems was proved by P.S.
Mrs. Padelook mid, lam Thursday week, about Wi-
gan dm to Ik. .s, Paddook mime to her dint, ad
Haled to bo admitted. She Mid him sits should sot
IM him is. flo replied he would mem in, and Vast ha
would kaoek bar head of, at the same time knot*.
Lag hot down with b 1564. She got ap, sad hit etraok
her wain, sad she fell seems two stain. Ho vostinsed
her, sod she thou shouted " Harder," on
which Oslpla Qum to hoe moiseenes and sulked
thy defendant away from Hr. Ilho than took hoe
Mils Mild. about 16 tomtits old, and went Into
the road, whoa deleadant followed her, nod agala
kmoked hay down mensal *Ha She sould
met sesenat for his oondast ; Nis had had no quarrel
with him He was M. Hess for drink. and that was
the 11411041 she would sot admit him Into her house.
He sailed at bar boom In thek evening of lb* day on
wbloh the assault toot place, and that was lb. last
thee she had men him

ID -au•-- war to i;h:1-17Otwilt, P.C. Still said he did not
koow what had become a the man. Wham io drlak
he wee very vloloot. and °Hee kneeled dowu his father
whoa aeder the Laflamme of Liquor. lie bad emu Kra.
Paddock shortly *her the assault, and the then bare
the mark. of the ill-aeep she bad reeeived.
Deleadaut was reateseed to three mouths' hard
labour; after that to lad • ereurity in LIO for hie
pod beltavioar for the next giros months, or taller a
farther term of Imprbiouweet for three mouths.