The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-04 00:00:00

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A itett•L Lic'ffearsie idesYttia.-13efore the Rev. ('.
Glyn. (Chairman), Willett L .A.dystEeq., and the Rev. J.
H. Austen.—This was a epeeist sessions for Ebe mound
of licenses to the several inns in the division. All were
renewed 'scoot the Barley Mow, Broom Rill, Holt
which was adjourned for oonsiderstion at next meeting,
on amount of complaints of irregularities made by the
police. Application for renewal of a license for the
-Miners' Arms, Kinson-hill, was made by Mr. Spicer of
Warehsun, on behalf of Mr. Conway the owner, who is
an excise officer of Wareham. The Bench esid that it •
application, being irregular, would be refused on the
ground that • spirit house was not now neemaary, tt •
pottery being shut up, on account of which it we. 01111 L.
ally greeted. The following applied for spirit licenses to
be grimiest : —Mrs. Caroline Eaton. Sea View beerhouw,
Kioson —refused ; Mrs. Ann Rockingham, Rakers' Arno,
Lytehett Minster—granted ; William Burbsge, King I
Arms, Rothman, refitied —Mr. Tanner opposed; Cbark •
Spicer, beerhouse, West Moots, at the Junction of the
Saßitsury and Dorset Railway—granted—Mr. Timor
supported ths appliestion.
PoLicg Cotner, Priday.—Before Will.tt L
Ad,. sad .7. T. Banditti, Foqrs.—George Allen, sad
Kiwi Allen his wife, of Ftolhrn, were frooght tap on
remand, before the above oath's, at an early sitting in
order to expedite the business of the court, charged by
Snot Bsynton, with stealing numerous and various
articles, consisting of towel', handkerchiefs, window
curtains, babies' robes, stockings, gloves, carpets, and
various other articles, the property of the Rev. Dr. H.
Fletcher, of QUI= Elizabeth Grammar School. It ar•
Pared the (nook prisoner had been employed es •
washer woman at prosecutor's school for the bat Are
year., and Mrs. Fletcher, believing in her honesty,
allowed her to carry articles up to the bed-rooms. For
some time put articles of finery had been seen in the
possession of the female prisoner, and towels trano
formed into pinafores, which reaching the euperintendent
he caused a quiet inquiry to be made, and commuoiested
with Mrs. Fletcher, and • march warrant was procured.
The prisoner's cottage was then marchiel, and • Wet
stock of imitates were found, many of them cut up.
Hat Km Fleteher was enabled to identify a great many
of them to her utter astonishment, not being in the
least aware shit bad been robbed. The female
prisoner at ones fell down on her knees, and
sok nowledged her guilt, declaring at the seine
rinse that her husband knew nothing of it, hi
being always out at work. Rbe now pleaded "guilty.
and inked the jamtioso to deal with the man at onoe.
The guilt of the husband could only be usumed. The
Bernal informed her that is was • most serious offence.
and sentenced her to six months' hard labour, and dis-
charged the husband. The Beulah complimented
Superintendent Boynton, aod Ridout and
P.C. Knight for bringing the guilty motion to justice.--
John Burke. of Musson-hill, lined 30e. and costa fey
assaulting Henri Keith. A mom summons against
Keith was dims:nowt —Rickard Prondley, of Hither
Lytehettoommitted for 7 days for being drunk and riotous.
—Charles Faster, of Higbee Lysehett, buteher, on
complaint of Supt. Beyntoti, for removing a calf, con•
coaled in a box in his cart, without Bream, Seed
inelfoling Habesed and Mary is.. his
wife, fined 104. including costa for being drunk at
Colbill, on complaint of P.C. Ridout.— Martin Tubbe.
of Winsborne, fined 1.55. including costs, foe smacking
P.C. Knight —Robert King, of Oolblll, wee charted
by JO.Oph Dinnett, landlord of the Horse and Joelosy.
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