The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-08 00:00:00

STILLING ATTLIS.

John Waltman was charged with dealing apples at
Owermoixiconnthe 31st of October.
Kr. an Saunders stated that on Monday
last about 1 or 12 o'clock, as he was riding round his
farm. ha saw some one get over the fence into his
orchard. He saw • man picking up apples ;he went
to the man who ran away. He saw him alterwaris,
and charged him with stealing the apples, when
deleodeat said it was the first time.—Fined fa. and
cosi&

MITOILkit Twang.
A tainim=analic was granted from William
Java Maddock, -for CIA Nov Inn, Port-

usAuLT.

John Jima end James Jamas wire summoned for
ea sass. at Barton on the 25th of October.
the
AD. awe. stmesred tor cletsndants....The
sstateom. was dismissed.

GANN TRIIPI6B.

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tn=nadosit. mho did not &ppm., poi churiti with
- op hand iu the occupation of Mr. Frampton,
In esereis of 00DiDO OD the 2.ir4 of Octobse.—Fined £2
sad art&

NOT-PATIIIIIT or RAM.
wats, Roberts war summoned for non•pay meat of
£1 10s. and 55., being a rate made in June, and arrears.
„to order was made for payment. Expenses
allowed.

LAIO.II AT FIZARINGSTOSIt.
Ann Roberts was charged on remand with stealing
wedding rine sad other articles at Herringstone.
e
gmay-Whita stated that she missed the articles on
the 20th of Goober, when the prisoner was on a visit
to bar boa's. The value of the articles was £2.
Marl Gress stated she lived at Chime, and on the
2itTlo( ociebeg prisoser came beck from Herringstone.
she showed bir a pinafore and tie (produced), which she
saki gra, White gave her.
gape. Gala stated that on Saturday he went to Leigh
Farm. Y•ovU, ad charged her with stealing a guld
ring. She had the ring on her finger, but he
weld not get it off.—Prisoner eventually broke it off.
pawner pleaded guilty and was fined 40e. and
aosfa ;la default one month's imprisonment.

W571101721i.
TIC Noma rogr.-00 Friday, before the Mayor
tioi Howard. ffigi.), Dr. Drew, and J. Roberteon,
an spplication was made for the renewal of the
llese.i6 to sell intoxicating drinks at this place.—
Ameded to.
0111• T BASTION LODOS or ODDIRLLOWS had •
specially pleasant mooting On Wednesday last week at
the Market-etreet kageroom. Those who were entitled
received their ii and afterwards the lodge partook
cold as, Bro. Westcott, NO. presiding.
The usualogistr toasts were given and responded to, and
Bro. W. Bull offered to present the lodge with a
diaper sisrrioe, bearing the arms of the Order and the
kpar,. The offer was gratefully accepted, and • com-
mar, formed to purchase suitable plate to accompany
the OIL
STOWING • RAH/HT.—Lad Friday, Levine Symes,
• married woman, was brought up for stealing from
the front of the shop, a rabbit belonging to William
in....—Oomplainant keeps a general dealer's shop in
Frsnokim4treet, and last Saturday some rabbits were
homing °atria.). He missed one, and about ten
minutes after, Era. Byrnes came in, and he suspected
her of the theft, but, until yesterday, he male no
&begs against her, and lea night she offered to pay
fog the rabbit, if he would not prosecute ber.—Prisoner
here stated that prosecutor promised not to "bring her
go "if she paid for the rabbit, but Mr. Fry said
he gely told her he had put it in the hands of the police,
God ohs most settle with them.—Mrs. Henrietta
Bleathrnan last Saturday saw the prisoner take a
rabbit off the crook at prosecutor's door, and then she
parried it into the beershop. Witness took no notice of It
•• the time, supposing that Mrs. Symes had bought it,
or
was ant to take it—Prisower now totally denied
the charge, saying she never saw therabbit —in answer
to the Bench, Superintendent Vickery said the hus-
band was • oast hardworking man, who had c =-
planed of his wife's drinking habit..—Priamer said ,
that was all over now, ate had given up drunkenness, I
—Asked if she had given up drink altogether, she
said die had half-a-pint at supper or e.--In answer
to the Beach, Superintendent 'Vickery said she had
boom going on bettor lately, in that respect. Mr. Fry
had oestlacially been losing things from his shop, and
anon them were a fowl and ie. worth of pork.—The
Mayor told pawner other witsesses were ready to
prove the 6•1111, sad she was liable to bi sent to Dor-
chester gaol for three menthe. What would she do if
the magistrate. looked at the matter from • merciful
lent of "kw Would she promise never to touch
moan again, bet to make her home oomfortabte
lb. VPWhoa the Mayor gave her • mime warn-
** was lat off wllh • ass 0150, limana