The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-10-06 00:00:00

MILBORNE ST. ANDREW.

fregatisq Musa. —At the magistrate's elerk's
Ales, on Saturday last, before the Rev. J. Witt* two
men, named Charles Davis and Hoary Derrick were
chargad with stealing a box of clears, value Its., the
property of Decry liants, landlord of the Royal Oak,
Milborne St. Andrew. It seemed that on the after-
noon of the 26th September. procreator had six boxes
In the oven of his back-kitchen, a private room.
Prisoners were in the tap-room Inn king. During the
afternoon Derrick was found in the private kitchen
alone when he said he went there to light his pipe.
To • man earned Rims the prisoner Davie gave • piece of
a cigar, and a whole one, showed him his hat threeparte
full of cigars, and told him if he wanted any there
were plenty in the oven in the bask kitchen. He told
Mrs. Marsh, when ahe accused prisoners of stealing a
box t f cigars. Davis evaded the question and Derrick
was abusive. The box was found in Mr. Calk?, barn,
and Derriak was seen to go from the Oak to there
shortly after six o'clock. Sergeant Hill apprehended
both prisoners. Derrick said nothing, bet Davis
stated that the cigars he bad Derrick gave him. On
the 26th September he was at the Royal Oak, about
Cs o'clock. Derrick was also there smoking a pipe.
He took it out of his month. As he was about leaving
the kitehea, and when in the passage Derrick said
"Don't sway that pipe, I have got come cigars
here." He took some cigars out of his pock" and
gays him about ten. He asked Derrick when, be got
them and he said he bought them and was going to
buy eome more. Derrick then went away and was
absent about • quarter of an boor, and when he came
beck be called him out into the passage and said
" I have been and rubbed a boxrul." He saked him
where, end Derrick replied "Down in the back kitchen
lathe oven. I have serried the box down and throws '
it over Charles Cetler's barn." Priooners were both
essomitled to Sake their trisl at the quarter lesions.

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STURNINEITKR.
Divriarmai Pam Brims', September 28 —Beton
3. Ifin."7, Fee, and Her. H. t. Bower.—William
A'Cottrt, of Manahan, for being drunk and refusing to
Wm the alehouse kept by Mr. Simla', was fined h. and
6s. eoste.--George Ames, butcher, of Chill Okeferd,
for being drank, WM fieed sa. yid be. °ogee—William
Blawortb, of Wollani, for allowing a borse to stray on
highway, was fined 3e. and Si. ociste—JametStnulits.
of Fifehead Neville, for • similar offence, wai fined 3e.
sad Zle. comer --Iteualds Brown, of Lydlinch, for
• afindliw •ff owas fined Is. and code. —John
Whits. of 1. 84. Mary, was charged by Nary
•Hill with al Lin; her. She only proved the ose of
ilassLut rift to her aptness in repeating it, she was
by it. Attar bearing the defendant
Go ratatisirry _ t,,;tied there were faults on both
Idea. and di'‘,o-4, sias.—James Hurls, of Child
Olksford, gra, ean r by Mr. Hammond, Inspector
ei Musse.l h gon his premier piggeries,
mosore, cad r -Squid Ensnare. An order for
the abatis .., nuisance was granted.—
bhk,•; f Haselbary Brian, for having a
•••-leatiad • !.. vli,us. deficient, was fined 21. and
fin costa.— Ana Webber, of the same plate,
annenoned • z a pair of ;stales 40& against the

purchaser, .01 `and do. oosta.:---A; applica-
tion made by a Taylor, surveyor of Star-
m tooter New to, SIMS to Huth for, dig, and get
materiels ter r.. • . the highways in the parish of
fr"-i• ' r Head." the property of James
John Farq'. q., of Longton, was opposed by
Mr. Johns . .!rrg. The.applioant stated that
suitable gr.,: not be obtained elsewhere.-11r.
Johns call M inry Woodford, surveyor of the
Woodford tw y Arid, who said pizked dints from
Stourpaine I e a cheaper materol for repairing
the roads t . iy soyel which could be obtained from
the locabt: • io..ol.lo.—The Bench, in giving their
decision in s.f the application, remarked that they
were tor l'...rquhareon would not wish to
offer any • to gravel being drawn farm
the plea ' could be obtained elsewhere.—
Jane CUu dbridge. applied for an order of
affiliation !Maui Senior, of the same pines.—
Mr. Deal seared for the defendant.—Curtis
stated th was already paying toward. the
support o, ' -lila she had by him, and that when
she told i 1r condition on the last occasion he
shed tears be was always in for it l--The Bench
refused t on the ground that there wee not
sufficient Xive evidenee.—Jocathau Fudge,
of Storm mason, was charged with baying in
hit posse. tall fancy dog of the Cuba breed, the
property 'rah Power.- Proseeutrix, who is a
hawker's staying at the Red Lion, at Newton.
On datin . • noon she left the dog In an upper
room, MU. return between six and seven o'clock
the dog ••• She told tho polioe.—P.C. Poynter
went to lees hoses, when bis wife took the
dog out C .ard, and said "Here's the din which
the dm brought home last night, and I hope
he will 1. . the look-op." She now denied this.
On the morning he took him into custody.
He said ; !.t away the dog in my pocket to thew
my child.. I had no intention of keeping it. I
meant t Wok this morning."—ln his defence,
Fudge a' . be took up the dog openly and in the
Firemen& . . I portions, and that he had been drink-
ing wit. . , • sionitrix previoualy. Ile took it away
to show s.lll ea. and wished ha had never seen it.—
Tb.Ch...ld hila he was liable tea penalty of
£2O, or imprisonment.—Proaecutrix 'sad she
did DOI wis press the case; all she wanted was to
move' —fined 10s. and 2e. coats; in default
lt dal.