The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-10 00:00:00

WKY OUTIL

Boaouna Pent' Friday.—Brofore the
Me, .r Renerteou, Seq.), .1. Ayling, Eat., and
J. Drew, 1.01,, LL.D. . . .

fithmonger, waa brought up rammed
with steehng hal-a-sovereign from the praise of Deolel
C,ius-ns, stoker on board, 114.8. Heresies, at the
Poy.l Oak lon, lielsoinhe Regis, oa the tith Met
Coor,i4 said that yesterday, betweeu tam sad four
be CCALIt on shore, with the,. balf-eoveretpwi In his
pors, U. bed ocit beim In any tiad °mummy during
the night, sad only in the eompeny of urea, behragted
to the town. lie went to sleep in the tap room, and
oh.. he coke he put hi. Wind in his rap,
for hi. purse, and found it open with only a half.
sovereign in it. On shaking out his earp a tali.
eoverehin fed out.
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Edward Uth, between 11 and 12 last night, wart One
from the bar to the beck yard, mum he saw • sailor is
the kitchen •,leep, and Elbelaton mashies hie posited&
%Vitiatern wept out into the backyard and looked through
the window, and again saw hint marching the saute.
ixt.t.t.t. As aeon aa he beard any one coming he
stopped, and when they were gone, be emanteocied
east:Mug solo. Witness thou called the landlord,
and they both saw him searching the pooketa. The
logidlord slab., to him, and he bat the hoses
J tim Behar, the landlord, spoke to going into the
taproom, atol riding the mil na clothes. Re told him
he not fis••• the house till • palettes° same.
lie wan apprehended by I'. S. Brine, and said that he
would make the priooner maim.
Prtstner said he wee not guilty, and was committed
to the ...410[111 for trial: _ • . _

Sarranar. —Before the hiitior(Jes. Rolmitscra,
J. Drew, Esq., LL D., J. hyiing, Beg., and W. Talbot.
Mel, Summers was charged with attempting to eat-
mit 11111434 at Hordued-street, on the 6th that.
r. Weisf,,rd watohed the ease for the prosper.

P.C. Dalament sraa op duty at ths statiCni last night,
when be was called to • house in Horefordatreet, la
oormeq•eisoe of • quantity of blood being [mad to •
book kitchen there. On arriving at the house he toted
• quantity of congealed blood, asd armor stained with
blood lying an a dresser. The blood wee on the doer,
covered over with • mat. This was between 9 mid 10
00 Fridey morning. Searched the promisee, but (mud
no
trams of tee prisoner, and judged he wes shasul.
From enquiries he made, he west to Portland, laud
poisoner at the Terminus Hotel, in the public Maims.
Asked him to go home with him (whams) bit he refuel,
and witness took him. Several titers on the road be
appeared excited, and wanted to lamp out of Om
earrise. He said he did it through • earteio party
patting the polioe on him.
Prisoner mid last Tuesday Meisoh took his by • the
shoulder, and pushed him out of the yard.
Dr. Tiaard said last evening &host ha-peat niz, be
was called to the pollee station ti see chtteadaat, sad
found he had • wound nearly two inches is lia
*crone his nook in front of the windpipe. Priecaer t
loot some blood, but was in no danger. Witness dressed
the wound, and ordered him to be seat to the Maas
Hdoes Had not examined him to Soil! he we. same,
but be was tipsy and in II eery exalted state lost algid.
He was not quite drank ; but " hansom over."
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Croae—xemined : The excitement might li-eve arisen
from other 6111111c1 ; hat be appeared to be exalted
through drink. U. wee getting ap lathe chair, ontkiog
sighs to his friends through the window.
Mochas Becket, landlord of the Military Arms, rid
prisoner waa in his house on the night of the sth Inst.
He appeared in • very excited stele, mamma of
served with • summons, (he sell) when he tliniat
&sorts it, He rid some ens had interfered with him,
when he was on his own premises. Tpo men named
Saunders and Cress were there, and primmer cud "I
don't deserve it, and I wont have It." This was &bent
h.lt pert 10.
Pr.eacer pleaded not guilty, and reserved his defense.
Cocumitted to the Querter BMWS/ foe trial

Snparintandent Vickery applied for a eammens against
Mr. Keeley, landlord of the Ban Inn, Kingstree% for
keeping open after eleven o'clock on Friday sight
It appears that Wooing at eleven was universal as that
night, exoept wlti Mr. Keeley, who declared he
ootill not shut, and didist. Before the Benoit Mr.
Keeley add he obieotal to shut nooks the trains were
late and one tidal arrive till after eleven. He ought
not to he obliged to Mose at that hoer till his liceese
expired When he took his lieenee, he arm told that
the New Aot did not acme in fore* till °oboist:.
The Mayor set him ri.tht oa that point, the AM IMMO
Into for.. in August. Toe magistrates of this Borough
hare no intenttoo whatever to interfere with the Act
of Parliament, they should not listen to ass party to
make the hour of closing ten, nor to shit other who
wished to Lunt. it twelve. They intend to carry out
the Act.
Mr. Keeley wished all the honest to he shut if his
yea

-lir. Vickery said he had gone or lont to every publlo
houses in the town, sad every lan and all the hotels
wore closed.

The Mayor said the bench directed the Impostor oi
Polito not to take my action on what moaned led
night; but in future &l the lendlords know that they
must aloes at Memo. The magtitates all thooght the
Lot a bungling piece of legislation, bet they were
determi Hpel to carry it out.
Mr. Keeley mid the emersion trains did sot mom
In ti alter eleven, and them the exourstookke treated
refreshment.
The Bemb reminded him that who. knocked ap far
refreshments by tool dale travellers, he wee boned to
supply them.
Mr. Keeley said there were ethers who wasted it..
Mr. Abbott, opposite him, kept a large soles Wash
and hie lodgers came over to the fina, beacon they
eoul I not get to bed before.
Tlie Mayor said the duty of the ribber's, le very
deer; if they dont like this Lot of Perliesseet, this,
hat the power to petition to get the law altered. The
magistrates had nolsower to alter an Act el Pettier
meet.

--Mr . Keeley: But 1 thlak you have power to alter the
time to 12. •
IL, Dr..: Yea, and wo have power to alter it to 10.
The Mayor: it we were to poll the town, they/ale:Al
would be in favour of oloslog at 10.
Mr. Drew: Five to one.
Kr. Keeley: Shot up all the Mob-houses, thee.
Here Si the Albion olab-honse, where geatlestim son go
and have refreshments' at any time.
Mr. Dr..: Turn yours too a olub-honse.
Mr. Keeley; All the mischief is done by people that
are harboured 's the club-houses. They oso get refresh•
meat there till 2 or 3 to the morales, aid this they
MCI OulllS Out, and the polioe bare a great deal ad
trouble.

Ttie—Mayor said it would be understood that the
Sonih do not take say manse a what manned lent
sight ; but in future the houses must all closed at li
o'clock.