The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-11-27 00:00:00

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Perri' SIMONS, Tueeday.—Before J. T. Reekett,
and W. L Add, &qrs.—Frederick Meadon, of Hinson,
was shamed with, being the bailie* of a pertain 'so
lent to him for the day, fraudulently and feloniously
converting the same to his own OM by disposing of it
the same day, the property of James Wareham, of
Corfe Mullen. He was committed for trial at the
Sessions, sad on the applicatim of Mr. Tanner. who
appearel for prisoner, be was admitted to ball.—
alDaY.—Before C. J. Parke, Esq. (chairman), Rev.
J. H. Austin, Major Portanau, and Willett L Adye,
Esq.— Benjamin Freeman, of Wimborne, wheelwright,
was lined 5.. and costs for being drunk and Incapable of
driving. horse and cart.—Mr. John Wandler& of
Merrytown, Hants, was eummoned for obstructing the
highway at Hanipreeton by not breaking to the left
of the road to allow • carriage driven by Colonel Paget
to pasa—The evidence of the colonel did not go to
prove • wilful obstruction, the road being very narrow,
Rod the Bench dismissed the information.--John
Burke, grocer, of Hinson, was fined £2 and mats for
assaulting Amelia Edgar., at the Miners' Arms Inn. at
Hinson Hill.—Willism Miller and Thomas Miller
were summons,' by Elisabeth Young, • servant In the
service of Mr. Wyatt, of Lytchett Minder. It appears
that the defendants went to the house to wash their
hands, having been dosed with the thrashing
mschine, and while in tha house committed • grime and
indecent assault upon complainant.—Mr. Atkinson
appeared for defendants, and severely cross-examined
complainant without shaking her testimony. The
Bench considered her eridenoe conclusive, and indicted
• fine of El each.— —William Ward, of Higher
Lytchett, was fined 61. and costs for cutting down
yoan- fir trees belonging to St. John Coventry, Esq.
---Henry Ricketts, of Wimborne, hawker, was
charged with being drunk at Holt, obstructing • sale by
auction, and masoning P.C. Roltbs.—Defendant pleaded
I guilty, and was fined £3 Is., including posts.
I --James Dellay of Winders', was fined 2m. 6d.
I under the Juvenile Offenders' Ant, for stealing
potatoes from his muter, Mr. Thomas Samson.
—Arthur Batchelor, of Holt, was charged with steal•
ing a hoiden of some heroes, belonging to Mr. Shettle,
of Bradford Farm. The harness was left by the earters
by the road sida Defendant said he found it, and put
it on the harness of the horse he was driving, and told
the first man he met that he found it and produced •
witness to prove the Not. The Bench discharged
the prisoner, there being no felonious intent.
Willett Lawrence Adye, appellant, is the Overseer of
Cdford Mains. This was an appeal against an aireee
meet of the great tythes to Use poorrata —Mr H.
Chiliad appeared for Mr. Add. and proved that the
appellant's farms were let tythee free, at an increase
rental, tenants paying also outgoing, and therefore the
tythe's were doubly amassed.—Mr. Hawker of Poole,
appeared in opposition, for the Amassment Committee,
and showed by the rie book the rating was correct as
to the house and land, and that no appeal as to tythes
had been wide to the Assessement Committee on that
head. The bench dismissed the appeal without mete.