The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-26 00:00:00

STURM INSTER.

Prrre Simmons, Monday, June 18th. —Present
If. Willisme, Eq. Rev. H. T. Bower, and J. Hussey lant.
—Thome. Langley, George Wareham, Walter Crew,
anti George Bryant alias Legg, all of Ethroton. were
charged with throwing stones at Ithroton on 10th
C. Butt stated that on Sunday he went to
Bliroton at quarter past 6 o'clock, when be saw the
defendants Langley, Wareham, and Cre., throwing
stones in every direction. Bryant was inciting them on.
Some windows were broken and persona struck. He
had had several complaints from the inhabitant', and he
bed cautioned them several times—Bryant we, lined
10a. and Is. 61. cute, and the rest to. And Is. &I. costs.
—Paid.—Joseph A:lemur' George Field, for obstruct-
ing highway at Ibberton on 30th May, were fined fe.
each. including eoste--Georte °airier, of Stalbridge,
was charged with assaulting El stbeth Brown on 30th
May, at Stalbridge.--Complaintht stated that she was
80 years of age, and on the day in question the defendant
came to her house, opened the door and knocked her
down three times—The bench eonsidered the ease •
most shameful one, and sentenced the defendant to one
month's hard labour. —Joseph Meaden, of Shillingstme,
on the iniformation of Sept Hammond was fined 4s. 64.1
including costs, for breach of the Lighway ant, on the
29th May—Walter Roberts, of Btalbridge, foraaiinllar
offence on 28th May, was fined 84., in.:lading tooth—
John Eaves, of Btalbridp, was charged, on the imfertna.
Mon of Supt. Hammond, with removing eight salves
after sunset on the 6th June costrs7 to the orders of
the Privy Council. Defendant admitted the offence,
bet stated that he bed not time to get back till after
sunset. Fined Se., and costs & —John Foot and Eli
Foot, of Mauston, were 'barged with removing • cow
alter sunset on 12th June contrary to the ordeth—John
Foot wax fined Sc. and outs 6.. The chugs spinet Ell
Foot we. cliamissed.—James Shorey and Edward
Ricketts were charged, on the imforniation of Sept.
Hammond, with being drank and riotous on 12th June,
at Shillinptone.—The charge was proved by P.C. Bete
Ricketts was fined 9r. flit., including oasts, and Shorey
235. 61.—James Green, of Ithroton, pleaded platy
to being drunk at Child Okeford on 7th June, and was
fined se. and 3s, coste—Theophau Goodfellow, of
Haaelbury Bryan, was charged with mutating Ann
Barton, of Noisiest, on the sth June.—Complainant
stated that on 15111 June she called at the defendant's,
but did not put her foot over the threshold. He was •
licensed hawker, and she had some aonveriation with Mr.
Goodfellow, who asked about her hour, where there
had been • are. The defendant came and took her by
the shoulders.—For the defence Eli Riggs stated that
she lived in Mr. Goodfellow, employ, end on sth June.
between 12 and one o'clock, her master called her. The
plaintiff woe saucy, and he asked witness to tura her oat
of the yard. She then went out of her own accord.
Cue dismiseed.—John Ashford, of Lydlinoh, wss
ummiinert by his master, Mr. !Alward Strange, of Fife-
head Neville, for unlawfully leaving hi. service on the
9th Jane. —Compleinent stated that he agreed with the
deferident to work for him till haymaking at 9i. per
week. He had been in his employ about three weeks and
three days. He 04018 to work on 15th May and left on
9th June. On the morning of that day he helped to
milk the now, and then went of. Defendant bad left
him the same way two or three times before.—Ordered
to be imprisoned for 14 daya —John Brigg, of
Btalbridge was summoned by George Dober, of the same
place, on • charge of breaking a window. Tbe case was
dismissed from want of sufficient evidence—John
Yeatman, of Mernhull, was summoned by Sept.
Hammond for • nuisance is having • pigsty and a
quantity of filth near las dwelling, and not
removing the sense by the 12'h May—John
Harninond said he was inapeeter of nuisances for
the Union of Sturinirpiter Newton. The defendant
oecupied • cott.ge and a small strip of ground at
Manihiki' close by the side of the road. On the 12th of
May last there was • pipty and a quantity of filth on
the premises clue to the road. He gave Yeetman a
notice to remove it, which notice was served on hint 14th
May. Defendant declared be would not remove it. and
on Saturday lest when 'Fatless called it was not removed.
It was very offensive.—By Mr. Dash WOOS' Had omen it
twice since lath May. Wu ordered by the Local Board
to remove it on the 16th May. —P.C. Daymau said be
had passed by the defendant's boars several times, and
found very offensive smells from the premises. The
neighbours bad also complained to him of it.— Mr.
Dothwood : The pigsty is about two or three yards from
the read. The smell arose chiefly from the food accume-
lated for the pip—Order made for the nuisance
to be discontinued, and the defendant to pay
costs 5.. 6d. --John Woolfrey, of Child Oke-
ford, was charged with a similar offence on the
information of Supt. Hammond, who stated that on the
18th May he visited defendant's premises, and found • ,
quantity of filth arising from want of privy or other
accommodation. He caused notice of remoul to be
served on the defendant on the 23rd May. The
nuisinoe, although partly abated, still exists to some
extent, and if permitted to continue would .be preju-
diciel to health. Order made for proper Pn•Y
acconanorlaciun and an ash pit. Costa, is. ad.--
Richard George Hatcher, of Child OMford, was
summated for allowing a ditch, unta'ning
offensive matter, to remain in the same state after
notice had been served on him on the 23rd Ilay. Order
mada that the animate be removed.--(thorge Jernes,
also of Child Okeford, was scummed for not providing
proper privy accommodation. Noting to provide each
was served on the Eled Mar. Order made, and
defendant to pay costs, 5.. 6d. —John Holdway
pleaded guilty to a charge of drunkenness, and was fined
5, and aa. costa.--Isau Ash was summoned by the
relieving officer of the Btorminater Union (John Hunt)
for running away and leaving his wife. Fanny Ash,
chargeable to the union.- John fleet stated that he
appeared for the Board of Guardian.. A few days
previous to the 23th March, Fanny Ath, living in the
parish of fltalbridge, applied to him for assistance, she
Loving ill and deserted by her husband. He produced
two certificate. from Drs. Long, of Stalbriage, and
Berridge, of Whicanton, of her illness, dated result..
tinny the 18th and 24th Jim., 1866. On the 2811 Marsh
he reported the c me to the Hurd, and the Board allowed
her 2s. &I per week, which had been paid to the
present time. One of the guardians sew Ash
at his house, and he promised to nay 3s. a week for her
to stay at her mother's house. This money was paid
for solhe weeks, liter directly or indirectly, but not
since 28th March. She was deetitute.—The defeedent,
in answer to the charge, stated that his wife left him on
account of being ill at the time, and would not listen to
the doctors, but maid she was bewitabed.—Elisabeth
Ash, of Stalbrid -e, said she went in the day Fenny Ash
left her house, rind saw her putting up her Hauge
Witness expert d surprise at her leaving. ph, said she
was going home, and she went home in the waggneette.
Her husbaad, the defendant, was standing in the home.
He never spoke. She left at five o'clock In the evening.
There was no food in the house in the afterneon.—Fanny
Ash. daughter of the last withers, stated that on the
day in question the defendant's wife left his home at
five o'clock, and her mother maid she warn glad to have
her child or daughter bath to bet own home spin. —The
evidence not being considered by the Bench suMeient to
prove that the defendant left his wife chargeable, the ease
was dismissed.—The House of the Plough Inn,
Mauston, was translated from Nehemiah Tulin to
James Jeans, of Greys Marsh, perish of Shaftesbury.