The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-14 00:00:00

POOLE.

Wzommo mr or Tex Bazao FOND.—Tb• somoltiso
of the Bread Feud bald their Anal aseeting last week,
when it woo found that 7,914 bread tiekete bed been
banded in at various times from the bakers for pay.
ant. 8,350 wen issued, onsequeetly 436 tickets
remain unredeemed. It wee arranged that payment for
those should be made by the hon. secretary, and the
oommittes broke up, haring been Us. dispensers of a
(shanty amounting to £144 65., and bare occasioned a
great relief to distressed familin daring the poet winter.

Ro OF CANVABI ACO Hors FILM .117 V MAIL
John Smite, mate of the ship r dish and Maria, of Hull,
and William Ward, seaman, were charged at the petty
sessions, oo Thursday, with stealing cream and ror of
the value of Ell Ws. from that vessel on the Bth inst.,
the property. of re master, Thomas Bartle. —George
William Dams, • sailor lad, belonging to the Edith and
Maria, deposed that on the afternoon of re preceding
day, be taw the mate in the boat belonging to the ship,
and he bad with him • quantity of rope and arras
that had been in the fore-castle half an hour before.
He heard the mate ask Ward if he would mull him
woes the water to Poole quay, which be consooted to
do. He watched their promiedinms, and saw them go to •
marine store opposite re King'. Arms, Whams than
writ in sear* of the master, but be erseld set led him
aril tln o'slosit in the eraleawhen he told him what
had craned. He areas two *imams to the
marls. stores, rid there ad the artier, roblead,
which he weld ideattfy as barging to the ship.
Thomas Bartle, master al re Edith and Marc, idea.
Iliad the rope and merge prorated as his property,
and said the mate bad no authority to Sake than from
the verweL Thomas Wills, marine-store.desler, proved
that about three o'clock on the &tierces of the pre-
ceding day, Stair milled with the canvass and rope and
offered it for sale. It was is • wet rate, sod he refused
to give more than 10e. per set. for it. The prisoner
said he should bar it, and be paid him 13e. 90. for it.
Witness salted him if he was the master of the ship.
He said he was, and promised to call agar is a day or
two us bring more ship's stores. after sere other
evidenes, the Beach acquitted Ward, Mien being so
riders to criminate him. traits pleaded guilty, and
asked for summary conviction, which the magistrates,
after a brief consultation, acceded to, and saatlialle El
to Wee months' haid labour in Dorchester gaol,

WIABORRE PATTY FIESSIONS, Aran gm
Magleirmes present : Rey. Carr J. Glyn (chalanae ),
Colonel Pegst, Rev. J. H. Anil's, end H. Bromic her,
EllAmo HIS SID ON THIS FoorPLTIL--Goor go
Dollard alias John Baker, of Lye Common, waseherged
with Wes drank on the 2111 h Marsh. —P.O. Adams
stated that about 11 p.m. he wee ea duty la the tow n
of Wlraborne, and found the defesdeat lying ammo th e
footway drank. HA made nee of bed language and was
shnsim—Fmed sa. and costa.

iforlib—Asiiiurr--.--la;;;4 Roberts wee charged wits
abreaoli of the highway act, by allowim • hone to lay
soros, the road in the perish of Wiampton.
ftbmker proved the cue.—ln his defense Roberts said
that be resided at Shaftesbury, and had been Cremating
with vegemble•—The home wss well when he
Wimborne, but on the road it had the " staggers" and
fall down. He lien went to • Kn. Perry's sod asked
to put it into her held to hove it shot, bat she oksj. ote4
sad it was taken into another had, where i, wee turned
out into the road during his temporary absense.—Fined
ed. and met&

AN UNA tIOBBOUZLY PAIL—Jon. Bowering,of Horton,
was charged, on the complaint of Ellen Andrews. with
assaulting bet on the 6th April. Defendant admitted
the *barge, but mated that somplainant was as bad aa
she sea, and that they bed a regular teals together.—
It appeared that the perties both reside ander one roof,
and the dispute arose about defendant's shildree plea-
log oomplainact's flowers. Complainant, who coefessed
to having two illegitimate Andrea, was told by the
Chairman that it was as well for her that Bewaring
pleaded guilty, or in all probability she would Imes been
the deferidant.7Fined 6.4., oasts remitted.
_

POACHING. —Samuel Joy MY charged, inform-
Sion of George Dolman, keeper to r. W. H. Fryer. of
West Moors, with killing a bare, not having a game
liciente.—Dolman said that on 29th March he was
watching on lands rented for *booting by Mr. Fryer, and
beard a harr,ery out. He Ibex. saw defendant's dog with
• hare in its mouth, and ran after it and took it away.
After waiting some little time h. saw the defendut
0..,s bank, and teld him that would not do. Joy
replied " You need not say anything abut it.“—ln hie
&feu* Joy said that he was walking elm( a path,
where it was fotmerly • road, but he was not trespeasing,
end his dog caught the hare.—ln reply to a question by
the Bench, the keeper said it wu • lurehse dog that
caught the bare.—Flned Is. end 9s. aorta.
A LZNIZST PROHNCUTOI.—Jane Lacey, Mules Lacey
sod Mull An Doutin•Y. of Bioson, were charged with
stealing a quantity of wood, the property of the Hon.
()motley Berkeley, Mr. Berkeley said he did not wish to
press the case. The offence was committed daring the
absence of his keepers, and • Hood deal of wood- was
stolen.—The chairman told the yoong delinquents they
ought to feel very grateful to Mr. Berkeley for hie
kindness, for if he bad gone on with the nue they would
have been severely punished.--Cus dismissed, coats being
remitted.

Tug HON. Oft•NTLIT BEILELET °EJECTING TO THE
Rev. J. H. ELINTIII AB • MAGISTIATL—CIapooIt sod
others v. Bartlett. —Bartlett v. Clapoott.—TMs emery
which was part beard on the 13th tierce, sad adjourned
for further evWeoes, the Banish not thee agreeing in
their decision. was then called on.—All the parties were
present, and in addition Clapoot* had mound the at-
Medan°. of two additional witoseses, and Kr. Berkeley
the.—After • short confereme bat.... the magistrates,
Mr. Berkeley said before the own wee beard be wished
So make an application, or rather • enggethem to the
Bomb, which be thought was deserving of their atten-
tion. He most decidedly objested to Mr. Anglin ad-
jodioating on any ease in whisk he was etheersed, and
ke thought it would be best in the present ease for him
So retire. —Tbe Chairman: This im • tnoeliaztraordinary
application ; an what pounds do you make It 7—Mr.
Berkeley replied that Mr. Anglia, having been resently
opposed to bini in • legal trameetioe, and baring on
several emulous showed an meauss Aad him whilst
adjudioatiog ae • unigietrate on that Beath, be only
atomised his opinion tam! It would them shown better
taste on him part if he had refrained from appearing
there in Ulla came. He Zr.( Berkeley) Irmw that it WU
the plan adopted in Glommeterthire for a magistrat, to
retire under snob circumstances, and he evb.nllt.d it for
Lb. consideration both of Kr. Austen red tb• rest of
the Bench. After conferring together and with Kr.
Bawling, the Chairman said the eingielmtee kth thudded
So further adjourn the ease till the Bith of April, so as
So be able to wears the attendance of Ivo msgistrates.