The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-06-12 00:00:00

BEAMINSTER.

COUNTY PBTT If BUNIONS, Monday.—Before J.
Gruidry, Eq., and & 8. Keddle, Fem.—Charles
Moore was summoned for leaving • waggon for ,
several days on the turnpike road at Salway Ash.
It seemed that his master, Mr. Collins, had ordersd.
it, but the Bench could not fine him. Defendant
was tined Is., and the costs were remitted. Mr.
Gondry himself paid the tine, thinking it • hard MON
for the mau.--Bernard Morey, for trespassing in I
search of game in Mr. J. Studley's covert, at Marsh'l
wood, April 12, was fined SI and Its. 6.1.; in!
default, 14 days' imprisonment. He was allowed
14 days to pay in.--Mr. Loggia, on behalf of '
Bridpert Highway Board, applied to the magistrates
under sec. 24 of the Highway Act, 1664, for an order
to make • road at present repairable ratios,. fenuni
by Mr. John Studley, repairable by the parish of'
Broadwinsor (that is by the Highway Board) on his
paying £9 compensation. He also 'nide similar
applications with reference to parts of roads repair- ,
able by Wm. Dommett on his paying t 3, Harar3•
Jeffery on his paying fl, Benjamin Barrette' Oi
paying £2, and Themes England on payment of £lO
compensation. The several persons having agreed to
pay these amounts, the Bench made the ordrr.
William Coeliac, for leaving • cart in • narrow road
leading to Corsoombe, May 4, an unreasonable time,
"because the horse wouldn't pull," was fined Is. I
and Fis. coat& --John Bishop was titled he. sod
George Park 10s. ed. for being drunk and riotous at
Cbeddington. May 12.—Henry White was charged
by his son.in-law, George White, with malicium
injury at Askerswell, May 13, by throwing down a
fence. Defendant said the fence was os his land.
The question of title being raised, the jurisdiction
of this Court was ousted. The Bench advised the !
parties to settle the matter between themselvea --- I
Henry Richards, for riding on • waggon withcu t
reins, at Marabwood, May 28, was Hoot 6d. and 7a
ooste.--John Bull, for tethering • donkey on We
highway at Ottarteoutli, May 30, was lined 6.1. mid
• sa. coets.--Heory Staple for Mint, an eta°
th in pursuit of game, at Hook, on e let May, on
belonging to the Earl of Sandwich, was load 15f..
and be. costa.—Edinund B Ilintern charged with I
malicious injury to a Gem by throwing down • gate
on the property of the Rev. R. A. Kiddie, at Hook, .
on May 27M, pleaded guilty, and said that he did it
owing to havuig had • drop of drink, and so waa
rather frolicsome be supposed He was fined 644
damage 2d., and oasts 7s. Allowed • fortnight to
pay in, or in d, fault one week's imprisonment.--
k.r. George White, • cattle dealer of Hawke:herd), was
charged by Superintendent ke.cHale with offending.
on May 22nd, in Marshwood, against the Cattle I
Plague Ant, by removing calves from Marshwood to)
Haskehurch.—Defendant said be did not get •
permit as the police-sergeant had previously refused
to grant him one, to take stock out of the county.
He produced some certificates which were of no um,
oot being signed by the Inspector. The policemen
said be had heard previously of defendant's removing
stook without permits, and had warned him not to do ,
so again, so M..: defendant (who hail said be did it is i
ignorance) WWI not correct in saying that—Mr. I
Gundry said it was • bad case, and might have dose
a great deal of .arm. The defendant ought to havej
gone to some i agistrate to get a certificate, but ill
appeared to be too much trouble for him, and he
pie/erred running the risk of being fined, which he
would be. He fined defendant Lb. Hearing that
defendant had been previously convicted of • similar
offence at Bridport, when he was only lightly lined,
he said it was owing to his being let off so lightly
then that be offended again, sobs increased the tine
to £lO, with 14s. testa Allowed a month to pay
in, or distrees, or one month's imprisonmeut
Bernard Conway, butcher, was charged with having
light weights in his possession at his shop at Whit.
church Canonieoram. Defendant pleaded guilty,
but said it was unknown to him. His wife kept the
shop, but she was ill at the Cum He also stated
that they had been examined some time before, butr
I not latterly. He had been brought up for it
before. Fined Is., and 7s. amts.—Benjamin
Hodder was charged with having game in his posses.
sioo at Whiteburoh Canonioorum, on the 17th May, .
on the highway, viz., 2 rabbits, one ferret, and two '
nets, which there was ground for belief had come
unlawfully into his possession. Defendant pleaded ,
guilty, and produced a letter from Mr. Fmk', she
fisd given leave to Joseph Dimond to catch rabbits,
and it appeared this man accompanied bins, but there
had been no leave it appeared granted him. Fined be.
and Si, costs, or in default two weeks' imprisonment.
The lists were condemned. --James Hann was I
charged with cruelty to a horse on 18th May, at
gmhole, by working it when in an unfit mate, it
barbel' two wounds on the left shoulder, which the
collar wee rubbing against. A witness for defendant
said the hone was all right now, it was only the
day before the horse got three wounds, they led had
the collar padded, Fined Is. and 7e. costs.
John Randall was charged with tympani* in the
wait of game on land in the oommition of Mrs.
Fonts, at Mowerbury, in Symondeitiry, on the 12th
of May, by Mr. William Bradford. The defendant
had bean convicted at the lam sessions of a simihu,
cameo and fined 36.. inolsding meta, which he was
ordina to pay is a fortsight, or go to prison for •
fortnight, but he bad not don* so. —Mr. Bradford
said on the day in goodies, be beard the report of •
gun, and ran to see who was shooting and found it
was ib• prisms!. He demanded his gun, but he
refaced to give it up. Prisoner now maintained be
had no right to ask him to give up the gun. Fined
XX and fir. 6d. mete, or in default one mouth's
imprisonment He was ordered to pay this amount,
and the 3.5 e, fine at the last court at cede,
or go to prism. He said be could not pay
so be me mot to prism for sit weeks.--
Halle@ for being drank and riotous at
Chideook, oa the 12th May, was flood 64. and 7e.
cosin— Hawking wee fined 94., sad Beulah
Hawkins C 477, for &Bowies donkeys to stray at
Bhiphoo Gorge, on the tith May. —Fredersok Fook