The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-26 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRE!•iS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, /1812

this land, that mai haa biome a tree, and 11. learn
are for the health,/ of eh* DIVAODS —that tree 14
Christianity, and Christianity 'nowt' Christ —the
whole clear human natant mad* one with God. To
lot* tho Lord Jesus Christ with all oar hearts, D•VIC
to grieve the Holy Spirit by sin wilfully indulged In,
this la the hardart of all toile, tho ateroaet of all battles.
Hat for iMe are all our aervioes, and all oar remoun—
ts, die stews all sent Into the world—for thie are lb*
wards of fileripture and the lassoria of ille—for ate thota
warnings and jadirwints that somathues speak to **—
for au thous reaailoid ale* those utsmillwat re-
servations, that is ocatataatly happen to all of no. lay
God grant that when the last great battle comae—whoa
He who is faithful and true eases tiflifi in Illorlou•
Majesty to jags as, we may be found, haring fought
the good fight on earth, worthy to obtain the eternal
crown of Ilk.

COUNT! 00111?, Thunday. —Before T. I. P. Labor,
BK., (Judge).
'llls Registrar (Giles Symonds, Reg). baring disposed
of the undisputed oases, Um following went moved for
Hie Honour.
Porto: • Caddy, Cbasilborne. 0. lid, balance
of itoooont for turalp-boeing. Mr. Arthur Look
oppeand for defendant. It seemed that 10s. woo lb.
sottiol =aunt in dispute, and this Mr. Tooker, bailiff
to Mr. Caddy, stated wits paid to Porter's sonein loseph
Christopher, who, however, denkd haring roost:al more
than two instalments of 10.. such, wheroas
the bailiff hod booked against him 30s. Porter also
summoned Mr. Caddy foe El 3r, alleged to be due to
oomplalsant's two sons, for haymaking sod harvostiog.
Kr. Caddy said the boys' worts had been raise 4 from
6s to Is a week dories tint wino°, sad fleeted siay
egresmeot entitling them to 10i. He had, however pekl
31 64, into eourt, as " beer mooey" for sooh of tho boys
sad did not thiok they were entitled to more. Hs had
serer heard of this alai= tiatU the men had bees d
sharged. His flavour 0014 the *widen*, In all the
eases was against oomplalosnt, sod he could only allow
the boys what Mr. Caddy bad paid into wart. Tim
defoodant, of amine, woald not ask for oasts.
. .

Norris ;. Ilaysis.LTlos plaintiff, formerly residing at
Fordington. Is • veterinary surgoon, at omen; in
practice in London, and 100 eialmel El 11a. 61. balance
of assoust. Defeoduit, Mr. Hobert Bayne, is • farmer
of !mambo. In April, 1868, plaintiff satered upon
• sentrast to attend defendant's sattlio and hones at £8
per minas, bat it was stipulated that • favourite pony
of Mr. Hayao's should have special attendoeu, mad
therefore It woo to be trelmnifolf charged for. Kr.
Hayne now said that aafortsnatoly the pishotiff toot
advaelage of that eximptioa. In eioptimabor, 1870, Mr.
Norris loft Fordiagton is ocomequisses of his health
breaking down, sad In WOW, of nu following yeor Kr.
Bishop took dosedant • 161, eisilealag on behalf of Yr.
Norris, 1,4 Si. of which £9 llia Si. wan for attrieduee
on the pOO7 0.4 • dog, +kWh lima was daly paid, the
rest, £1 lls. 61., being for attroacludie on oat or two
sow. whisk were set sport for &lag milk for tie' ase
of the how mad whisk dsfeadaut DOW disputed. The
sole gesetion nadir ,diecaseloo MA whether • stew
used for sapplybog the family milk belonged to Mrs.
Rayne as he. separate property, and was therefor* not
Winded is the outrage. Woodard Ailed it was kis
sow, and mestiomed that be had float very leniently
with the plaintiff Is sot seferdag him to empties his
year's eiseirast. Kr. Howard, of Weyasoath, who
appeared for tit* plaintiff. having heard Mr. lapse's
Malemant withdrew the ane—a, eouros *blob his
Hewer warmly comramided, observiag he wished
ivory litigant woad set or konaoarably. Defeackat did
sot apply for outs.

Oooin Pern Simon, flatarday.—Before Yr.
H. Winks' (oheirmaa), Yr. R. 0. F. !Steward. Yr.
O. Worry. nod Kr. R. Thornton.
An elderly man was brought up is custody by P.O.
Baleen, for hawking without • Dosses at Rost 81a1 ord,
on Friday afteraoon.
Prisoner said it was sot In his power to pay for a
llamas, or bo should bare got ono Wog ago.
Ho was hawking wire artistes,
Flood 5 and oasts Its. at 7 days.
Prisms. aid he hod not 24.
Moss Yaw, of Slurs was salaried with assault-
lag Matthew laotyer, on November 8 and 13. M. R.
Look for daforadaat.

Oopfoinsot sold he IMO 75 yews of age. Defeedsal
woe his soe-iii-lew, sod lived with him. With great
volabUity sad me= h• described how dofsadset
served him Ninthly bat Whoa b• trout ap-stetrs Is
got • bit of 'bossy dokadant swore awful at hies, hit
at him with • Wok bet sought the bannisters as h•
west dow• Maks. Defeadast this his him on ths nos%
sad,. tho top of the heed. Ile ow away orylug
murder. Ho wild oat Ude with defoitd•ot. But ha
was very will whom As wad sober.
Th• defers was.provoestion.
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TN, magistrates lioand over 'both to limp the peas,
for Ili months, theaseelveo In £lO and Thomas a sant/
also la that &mount ; and Me. Jams. Coornte, landlord
of the Ball inn, Puseknowle, entered Into • teen-
Mimes for hlm

Gainplarant rid he didn't went defendant Sc rase
Wirt him. He (Writ hart luat but do saything for
him:_ hi wasn't right whoa ho got • drop of drink.
Aoisrl Gregory, Andrew Gropry, sad Gans Carr,
three yostbs, were oharged with staring straw, the
peoperty of Mr. James Livelier, of Piddiehintoa, oa
Noroatber 6th.
Mr. Lorre* said on the morning of the 6th, he
found straw seattered about, and Irding to • pleas
wham • ere lied been made within 60 yards of MU*
rioks, of which there wars alas near tNisthat ; and bu
subsequatly found that defendants did it
Mr. Williams reminded oocaplsinaat this was a
Wry, and asked him fib. pressed it.
Yr. Loudon rid Robert Gregory was. very trouble.
some boy, sad was marred of damaging sour of his
corn lard Auger.
A lad named John Horlook spoke to the the., boys,
broad, and mother boy taking each an armful of
straw from of Mr. Loyelre's risks, sod airlog •
bonfire.

Oainee said one of th• labourer's sous. named Samuel
Paints", tAd theta 10!o after the straw, sad gave theta
meshes to light it. n. triad was south aad the risks
east of
_the boobs

Mr. Staward sid they had a very narrow slog* a
going to prima for felony, bat that was GO /MUM a
matter they would oat do it this time. Mr. Llrelacw
would keep watch on theta, and if Silo, osoao sigals ii
would go hard with them. They must now pay la
each, the °cots.
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Slisanth Batt, of Batinglon, v. John Bryant, of
Idartinstowa. Applimtion for a bastardy order.—
Defsectant admitted th• paternity. Hs h.d offered
Is. I. • week, if th. girl would leash it. Ordered to
pay 2a. 61 a mask till the GUS is 1.1 y•ars of age.
Bozoocia Pren Sioaloils, Monday. —Bofors tha
Maiczbildr. G. J. G. Gregory), Kr. B. Darla, sad Hr.

Mark; Nodgm, landlord of the White norm lon
Pease-lano, was summoned fora ken& of the Lioensini
Act, on Nov. lath. Kr. Weston for defendant.
_ . .

oobb mid on Sunday, 10th instaat, be west to
the White Hone las, in company with P.C. Day, shoat
twenty rebates to six p.a. The front door was open,
and they went ta. They mot &Wird Gonld'e wile to
the parage with • jag In her hand. Stopped her, and
said her what she had in IL She mid "son. ale."
At the lame time defealist ease to him, and aid "It
was only a pint of ale for Mr. Gould, es he'd been out
is the wonky for • walk sad wanted some refreshmest."
Told him it would sot have been king for bum to have
walled. Defendant nild he did not think he was doing
wrosg ; end Uit were he'd bake It hick again. Told
Mat he amid report it. Defendant said he'd rather
take it beak agate.
Mame' maned : Mr Gould did not say aaytking.
silo ems defendant said it wet for Mrs. Gould end
not for • traveller who had boo. In the ematry and
mute in. There wee no drinking stisg on In the home
—only ledgers there,
P.C. Day also gave evidence. He elated Mrs. Gould
la sums to Oobb mkt she had " • drop of ale for her
husband." AA to the reit he oorroboratvd th. other
oosetahle. . _ _

Ortsmazantlaad ther Mos. Gould nor Hedges said
anything about a travollar. Did not as* Mrs. Gould go
ia. Was on duty la tit* direst, aad, sastag tbo door
open, watt in. Had not boo by the door for an hoar
beton.

-115:-Weetors mid he did sot deny that defeadset
supplied • pint of ale to Mrs. Gould, but it wee done
Is tkie way. About 10 minutes to 6 Hr. Hodges was in
his house, whim • ly mete to the door, sod on his
mowering it be found • ma who said he was • painter
who had mow from Dominator or likerboem, sad
meted to 'mow where Mr. Gould lived. He showed
him where. The mao aid he should like • pint of ale.
Defeo/kat said it was so war six he'd better mit,
end he dare say that Mr. Grua weeld give him some
bread sad ahem to eat with It. On that he went over
to Gould's. • ramie) or two after Mu. Gould come
seem sad told defiaarlitet a threw bad cense io who
mated • pint of ale. Mr. Hodges knowing the met
was them, sad that it we. g tencobid tristesonao, sod
let him have We beer. Hs should prove Gould bad
glom him mom bread and ebesese, sod that the man
gave Mn. Gould the money to ma the ale He should
therefore sesteod that this wee eepplylag "a traveller":
ilt WY eat supplied to his hand, yet Mrs. Gould
fretim being wee his sermot, sad therefore iii...
diet was peafeetly jaetified Is what he OW dom. All
Mr. Hedges's module showed that be emeiderod him.
self partway jeetiled in what he did. In Loudon
there were many Mombassa boom not Seemed, sad
If one had • suttee shop at web • pleas the miter
would ask What will you have to drink sod If the
answer we. "A pint of ale," be woald soy " I mnot
ask for the money first," sad then the servant
would feta It. That was always allowed, the eirveot
being emaidered the %CNA of the person having
rafreoluneut. In tkie as,. Hrs. Gould simply soled in
that way: and Gai /nit per &Ilan facie per as. He
did sot oak the polies may questioss, for they mooed
to have meted properly, but be thought they might ti.ve
beesiesistakea in supposing Hrs. Geoid said her busbood
wanted the refreahrsaut, whereas It was the travelling
ptinter. lit. Geoid would eirroborste this, and Itit
hoped if the merrintrate• bad any doubt Meet thei
metier they would give the beoeSt of it to delendsat,
who for many years had conducted his home In snob •
respectable way, and was not at all a enan likely to
infringe the law wilfully.
licheard Gould, painter, odd on Bondy, 10th loot,
when they were walthte for the belle logo for ehurolt,
• man oune to his hoses, he did not know his name or
reeogniae him though he said he had worked for him.
He said he wee • sae al raster where he hod • wife
and three children. H. said he had been to Bristol,
and that day walked from Shoehorns, and not tested
food Once 7 oroleek on Saturday sight. He ease hi.
mum bread sod Mmes. The me said he'd been to lite
pabliehones sod mid not eel adrehleaset He asked
vitsmo's wife if h • mild get acme ; ke (the man)
gave her 10., and Ins (witness) told her she had better
fetott It. She did os ; the man drank it all, sad west
away. The man asked him if he woad pay foe • bed
for blot, but he saki no he'd hies taken in owes and
would not be again.
Mr. nymoada said if the mat wire • traveller se he
reproveated he was entitled to have driek la Mr.
Hedges's home, and &dead sat would he liable to •
penalty if he refused to supply him. Bet In thu am
not the trendier but mutinr person was saiiiplioL
All., the magistrates had isooeulted. the Mayor said
there snowed to be some little doubt in the cm; as the
mat who hart the ale WM a traveller they would give
defoodant the beuelit of it. Bat it weea very proper
awe ter the polies to being forward; and they hoped in
Inters Kr. Helga weed be very Genf el.—thee
dismissed._

Mr. Hodges leJd he had so &all to tad with the
'saes; ead time upbeat nom &it than he la
Obeylag the