The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-22 00:00:00

Saturday.", J. 17. I had three loaves mimed ou my
do-nook, no not bevies been payed for by Mr. Frog,
tirindlor told me tbme loaves bed not boon paid for. he
, 'nsvog delivertd the bowl that day. (Pr...meet°, lore
prod uoisl his day-book, acntainiai the marlin of bread
eneptiati to antitumor% as fi rajah.' t.o blot by thn
*.'risee Ili On Friday, the 4th iustent, prisoner paid
(or end-titialeloavo. he had eupelteil to Kr.
Pros,. I sent no littl by tdie Satsrday following to
Mr. Fratio for Um messy ter the three loaves rtpplidd
or, tho previous Kinard .y, when word wall returned Visit
the bona! bed 'teem pid4f,
)liniriette Lewis, sell Ima on usistent at Mr.
Froc'e. hie duties mrs to pay to mot, •nd k the
ossonnts. Goners'', the iIfJIMI was paid for duly, boo
..f • ebonite we might mita • tie/ if it 'a Paid for
the who day, or the next time the baker calls&
Mr. Drake suppliee as with bread one week, and Kr.
Short* lb. other. Clo making • payment I always
eater It in a boon- Prisoner hue be.. in le. habit of
delivering Kr. Drake's breed; and I have always paid
him for breed supplied. On the sth July le the bsak
now productel there is en alloy of Is. 91., whlol watt
paid prisoner for three loaves. The enll7 Is to my hand-
writing. I cannot positieciy swear that I paid Prisoner
the money that morning •• we were very busy, and
sometimes one pays it aud sometimes another. I am
...tannin the money meet have been ;old, or I should not
ha,e entered it. Whoever pail the money I moot have
been present, although I do not remember seeing
prisoner on that putioubtr moraine. During the past
three is int`is I have never pail any one but prisoner or
Kr. Drake for bread supsneel by the letter, eieept
when we and oat for bread, and then we pay ready
'nosy. We have mat to the shop for bread, and paid
ths..b.ker when he idterwerds

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Mr. Weston said, having read the depositions of It **-
day, he thlught tie magistrates would decide to mad
tho primasr for OW, sod therefore ha should remoras
Lb.. defemoe.

Pris,per was committed for trial oa both elargee at
the Amitm.

On the application a Kr. W.ItOC, tit' 131,0 h "
they were willing 10 aceept bail —the prisoner In EA
and one security In 413, in dutch case.
Macular wet ',mowed in custody. Mr. Weston
sayinig they would closidor whether it was worth while
to endeavour to rot bail. _ _ _

001111TT PITTT 1.1111101.11, Saturday.—Were Mr. EL
Willienas (chairmen), Mr. R. Nero*, Mr. R. 0. r.
Stnomd, Mr. C. L llete/I, Mr. G. Warry, and Mr.
Williams. jun.
Joka Hastawtr, of Tolpoddle, was euramoned for
&tinning • noisanos on his premises. Mr. fl Look
appeased on behalf of the Rural Sanitary Authority,
and detailed the steps takes to laden)* the defendant
to abate Pis nuisance. He was 'boat to sell Mr. W.
Chick, the Impector, to prom the saes, when Mr.
Howard said be bad been engaged oa behalf of the
defendant, and ft was not • ems of wilful neglect; this
being • new dot, the people were not .win of this
peremptory power, of the Beard.
Mr. Look ..to in this case the landlord bad been
willing to do the work at his own met, bat was not
allowed by the tinsel.

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It aria said it would take a fortnight to do what WM
required.
Mr. Coombs laid he was laterested in the matter on
behalf 41 the Itndiord, sod had they been willing, tie
work might have beet dime by this time, without art
oost to them ; now, be thought, they most continual-
°ate with the Itudlord. As to tile assault ease against
defendant arising oat of it, he tumid advise that It be
not pro side! with.

The Bench gave • month for the ahatemest of the
th• penalty for non.oompletion at ter thet
Urn, to b., 10t. e day.
Tint penalim nder tbe Au t wme very heavy, bab.
as this was the first 'Com, It visa treated very
leniently. _

A game lloenae WU gralted to Mr. Nero Meaty,
of Maiden Noweoa.