The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-07 00:00:00

BOROUGH parrir sissioNs.

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and Mary Ylassat, 17, who bar.
custody charged ea eumphios with felosiouly
• pair of nays, of the wane 01 15.., the property a
Mrs. Ann dimes. The promeentra ea being MOM, said
as Wednesday, the 15th hest., she bug as anises
oat to dry on the Notate, assess whin wen a pair of
stele which bad only bees wan one. Treat atones-
tin united her easpielaft was around, sad die gars
the primmer in charge. Mut bad not sent the stays
stem The artisans, In stayer to the bean, (Waited
salmi the promenade say onestione.—John Hinton
deposed In was walking on the Moth* oft Wedseeday,
and raw the priseser standing don to a quatity al
clothes which were bung on some bashes to dry.
Tbe prisoners at:lowly looked round to see if anyone
was coining, sad on ...in him they walked off towards
some eoPliers who were standing shoat 200 yards front
them. H• then west home and inquired of An mother
whether she had any clothes drying up on the Nothe,
as be did not like the proses. tap of tbe prisoserm,
having previously known their sitereeter. Both
pawners gangly dotted being oft the None on the
day in gaieties. Mr. &valet/admit Inistry, Is
answer to the beash, said both printers WA been eon-
rioted ler Islas', fad Use printer intent was sau-
rian of dahlias slakes es the Meths.—The Mayor
said forteftetely fer the there was fat
eadieleat evidence for • and sifter eautlea-
lag thee as to their ininre seleditet thal it
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Ti. COIOOI7IID Houszeouins.—Th• amistant
overseen for the pedal's. ad Weymouth and Ileleombe
Regis aplit attended to-day before the Beach to prove
, the of the aompolusd householders f,r rates
doe to the above parishes ander the oe. Baler. Bill.
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iii-ers-6.3-etWomoni;es liken out by Mr. Martin, sad two
by Mr. Look.. The whole erupt see were excused the
oreasat rates, but the mayor intimsted to them the
oeuesity of paying the future rates, by so doing they
would save the Guamn ol& entunies, what& in LII
cuss would be greased to the overseer on their failing
to pay the pooeeestes.
Mrs. Cox, owner of 000siderable uoprrty In John•
street and East-street, was summooed for non-payment
of rates din to the with of Maloorube Regis, amount-
ing to LI 64. 21. Mrs. Con's daughter attended on
behalf of her mother, and in a hasty meaner informed
the magistrates that her mother was in her
eightyuciond year, and therefore was unable to pay the
rates. In feet her mother bad only jut sufficient to
keep bar from becoming charreable to the parish. On
the previous evening • gentleman hod informed her that
they were not liaMe.—The 'Luse said the 'asthma%
should be presoak—The daughter: The gentleman was •
magistrate and ought to know the law.—The Mayor:
He ought to be now sitting on the Beeoh, and then he
could adjodieete with th m upon the .sae.—Mr. Puha
said be had been two lasient towards the defendant.
who was in tolerable good eirounatenees, in not prim-
ing for payment of the rate, before. He seettred
Bench that defendant bst sensed him mars trouble
then the whole of the ratepayers in the periab.—The
Bench made in order for the payment of the rates in 14
days.
THIS RESULT OT • ClqoD CHARACITZIL—
flutebioss, a manied man, in the employ of Mr.G=
ham, miller of Broad wey. was summoned at the instance
of P.C. Bartlett for indecency on Thursday, 26th, at
the North Quay. The e unable having proved the
charge, the defendant admitted the offence, and in hie
definite said ho did not know he was doing wrong. He
bed only arrived from Portland with • load of corn arid
hut hones, and he was very sorry for what he had
done.- Boperineendent Lidbury said the defendant bore
a very excellent character whilst in the employ of Ms.
Leakhare.—The Mayor, in addreming the dehrodeak
said by his improper southern he had placed himself in a
very bed position, and bad it not been for the very
excellent albereator his master had given hies be should
have inflicted • heavy punishment. The Bench, taking
all things into coosideratioa, thought the cue would be
met by the defendant paying • floe of 10s. and 6s. 10d.
oasts. —The money was immediately paid, and the
defendant left the Court after thanking Um Beath tor
their laniamoy. _

ATIVIIIIMPIP OP OwlZusill—The following Ma-
mmas WWII fop/bated i—Wooymeath : Kamm Alfred
Neal, Charlie Joilbory. as 4 Jonas Robins. liskisalbs
Regis : lbws. Thome Abbott, W. N. Nemo., and
George Missy.

Talnanky. Bolan his Wonkip the Mayer (I.
Thard, Fag.), and J. Lynne, lisg.
CRAWS OF VIOLIN? Allll/10LT.—Edger Ts a
ship's carpsieter, was sainmoned by George Chard,a
stool, =moo, residing at 42, Foatotreet, for wilt ally
and unlawfully meaulting him on the evening of
Monday, and threetaming to do him bodily injury.—
Mr. Howard appeared for the oomplainant It ap-
peared from the evidence addiseed that the complaiemit
for tb• pest sin years had been keeping company with,
defendant's sister. On Saturday prior to the moult,.
the defendant met oomplainaet near the Golden
in company with Miss Talbot, when he challenged him
to Itatit. and said if he would go round to the back he
would "do for him." Complainant declined, and said
if he wasted anything be had better do it there, as he
understood be was food of using the knife. Mime Talbot
went in search of a policeman, when tie defendant
made off.—Williest Dike said on Belurdey night he
was in company with the eemplaisaut, when the de-
fondant struck Chard and eel his lip. He afterwaris
kicked him rioleaMy on his knee. The defendant's
mother was afraid to enter bar hoses through the
violence of the defendant -Omer' Barnet deposed
that he resided at Oakierplese. About ballast eight
o'clock as Monday evening he was walking past Hope
Chapel, when he aaw the detendeel in compasy with •
man named Chick. They overtook a sisa whom they mis-
took for Chard and they threatened to pull kismet. They
afterwards addressed 'Hisses and a friend. Chick said.
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be could polish off Chard without the mistime* of
Talbot. Ths defendaet Meetly altaa said he would
kick the salvation out of Chard which he had learnt at
Hope ChapaL He believed Chard went in bodily
by the threats used by defendant. W. Roger.
eorroborated the previous winsome' *video's. r.
Howard, in addressing the Bench, said his idlest did
not wish to prose the Marge of eassalt. The ease wee
one of those connected with family matters, which
unfortunately was distressing to all parties connected
with the aims His client went about in bodily fear
by the threats of the defendant, and he therefore
should prom for the defendant to be boned over to
keep the peace soward the complainant. The defend-
ant, in answer to the charge, said be bad no witnesses
to call. The quarrel arose through the interference of
the complainant, who bed frequently Galled hie bather
sa well as himself Daises that wen not It to be
onetime& The Benin, after cautioning the defendant
as to his future oondoct, boned him over to keep the
peace for sit months toward. Chard in two sureties of
£lO. His father was sea pled as one of the sureties.
Ti. parties with their friends then left the Court.
A Fosmissga ii TaousLa —Edward Guardot wee
brought up charged with being drunk and disorderly
at belt-past three o'clock on Wednesday afternoon.—
P.C. Delamont proved the ohm's, and the defendant.
was fined Ss. Money paid.
BAnnw aT. Before his Worship the Mayor, (J..
ntard, Esq.), and Alderman .1. Ayliog.
A LLIMILD CHAZOI Or POCIVITTIcaIIea. Georg*,
Reeve., • merchant seaman was brought op in cuoliody.
charged on suspiain web stealing the sum of right
in sayer, the moeiee of Froderia rfoofer,
travelling iimeiemo, on ?rider afafrooon Met, aS
sha-
?ovtlaad Arms. The promoutor said he was Wring an
the above house. About bell-past one o'clock in the.
al teruo3o, aft-r partaking of some beer with the prisoner.
,
be sheared ball • sovereign to pay some money be bad
previously borrowed of a friend.. Shortly Liter he fell
asleep, end awoke about two o'clock, when he missed
eight shillings. From information he received he went
in sesrch of the prisoner. He found hiss at the " Boot"
and challenged bin with the robbery, which he denied ;
at the same tone be was, struck in the mouth and the
prieoner called him •b— monkey. The sergeant of
polies was present when prisoner strain hina The
prisoner on being searebed bed only le. Id. is his
poalteto—Hcary Hunt, a travelling hawker' said he was
present on the afternoon in question. The prisoner had
some silver In his bend and
.offered him !IL to par for

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'aro@ bear, which he refused to take. Ths primeir them
Lift. and on the complainant finding oat his lass he told
him of the eireenisteries. TOO prisoner in his defame
said the mosey loud apes his was his own. He
repediatird the robbery altogether. The Mayor said there
was strong sespision against the prisoner, hot for want
of fartha• seldoms he must be dieebarpd.