The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-05 00:00:00

WIBMOVIIE.
PETTY SESSIOIVS.

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PaiDlT.
Present : C. J. Parke, E 4.. Rev. Can Glyn, sad Claioael
reset.
Kier, Kellett. of Sturntin•ter Marshall, wea sametooed
foe se week oven his wile,_ *try Ann Kellett, on the
ilth of Julia —l:l•feadaot 4,4 0011109041..—The aocallaba.
bob .1.1.41ba NH, dar quimatioa bar Isaaban w.a
sad Itaataktd heF. !veyrthiqg Plat wee - being
let tame

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drank „ mitatsd her peat wee bad bro.,
good enoueb, title asked tittrilifto: tome moos? to but
load for herseif and children. • seld he had sons. and
went off to the pabliabouse. follow•d hien reed on
agaan asking for mono,. he got up and gave her a smaok
la the (ace. Soo went and rook out a summons agairrat
him, end then he absconded and did not show up again
for ten days. H. did attempt to keep her bsyond
"S•arvat oo p.riot," and had already been hound over to
keep the peaxH . e bad also been flood for keeping • deg
without • licensee and non•eleyment of po rate., sod li.
had neither paid the miniy or takes any notice of the
order' made by the bench. —Tha Bench fined him .CI,
including poets, or It days. His rorsogniriances were abo
oars Arid and • warrant was made out for his appreben•
*ion.
je.eph Long, of the Bar:ey Mow beerboure, of Wit..
borne. was summoned for permitting drunk•noras on his
rwises, on the 29 d of June.—Mr. Atkinson woe for thy
iande,,,Hr.C.- primal°, ne said on Thursday, the rd
hiea,l,4 fka defetartint'ibourre about one o'clock in
the tern )00. and fie ea. • la •• Iced /tory Nang./
aele.p in the tata-room. dfenr Von Mrs.
Long to him and said. 'You have got nage, diem eseTe:r
sad abs ~eid "Yew, and I wish we could get rid of him "
and ob. then .en, in altel l'itook utr, and told him La
sat op as the policeman lad eases. Upon that Mr.
Banger woke up sod offered the p Ammo • drtolt from

hie cue. endin dela, a. upset it H. also saw Bungs')
th w at four in the afternoon, and he was then in the paw.nandithaa—CrOareXainilled • The Goostahle said be did
not know the man bad bar 1 elgint thee. for Degglg
He WM drunk, he would seem on his orb.—Mr.
A kintou said he would peeve that on this day all the
matt bat Waa nee Pint 01 alp, His ellent bad berri tent'
log gig. hen... arary regret .I,le manner for the last
four years. Recalled Henry Bosgey, the num in question,
wtin said be hat been lodging there four days, and he
yielder y declared all he had oa the day in que.tion was
• pint of re. He had no mans.—Mrs. Long also swore
on h. r oath that he eroe not drunk and had only had one
point of fonrpanny. He was sot drunk during the three
dope he lodged in the boar ; he only tpint shout 61. a
day—By the B inch: She never told the policeman obis
swished ehe could get rid of Bungsy.— Mr. B 'My re-called
the constable, who said that at one o'clock Ilatmey's cue
was holt full of bevy but at four aclock it wee three
parts fait (Laughter in Court). —Tte defend ant Long wee
MOM. and denied that Bram, was drunk.—ltev. Carr
Glyn rid it seem .4 the only evidence of the man's
drunkenness that hs brought was that the MI6 Wee
asleep. and Lutist up spiltlie beer.—The Chairman rid
, they dismissed the cre. ((fling the Canstisble). Heel,
' your eye on the hour t—Mr. Batty raid he should oppose
the granting of the bores at toe neat Soaring orating.
Kilward Snook and Frederick Dyke batmen, William
Gibbs, eroan, Kellaway 'painter, of MOM%
and George Young, labourer, of p‘rireione, were ensiled
with usaulting Frederick George Hibbard, gettlee'r to
Geltarel Mews'. at Khios. On Saturday. the 26th Jane.
They were 01.0 charmed with wilfully damaging • door
and window, the
Pe°P"tY a( the Ovneral.—llly T. evanion
was for the prosecution Mr. Lionel Budge for the deten.
gen. ,10.—Mr. Treeeeien opened the care et one of a very
(WOW Brute, and rated the complainant, Hibberd, a
I smart young follow, who lo .ked a match for two or
I three ef the cl.felld•Ut% sail he nod his wife were rotor,
log ft in t' e market at Bouruemouth. on 8 durday night,
shout eleven ..'cl oh. When nesr the juncti in of lb.
Poole and B wrnemoutb roods they met a porter isomed
Grey, who err driving a donkey and cwt, fir offered
hia silos "lift," which oha accepted, and he and another
man also got op. Wh n they got to the W.stbonrrie
Hotel they overt tok the def. ndants. who .aid" Well
have a game with S iowball" (he nickname of Grey).
Swan•bury, the man who war with him, asked them if
they het nev r teen a dank .y before, and as they said
they bsel not, he told them they bad brier hove a good
I. .k at It an. go en. Tboy than ran after the cart, and
d ell they could to stop the do airy, and when Grey
null- d up near his mother's house, be (witness/ told thrM
they ought t be &showed of themselvek and if they
,lint loh out they would (Mt IWO IL Upon that
Kellaeay rusted at him and knocked him down, and
, they all pitched into him on the ground foe tan mignie..
Hi. vele tried to help him, but age wee knocked down,
and th-n oey cot out rid did the best be could. Hi.
nre eram aid be heal • swelling on ib 1 side of his
.nd, and his halt was painful now. When be got nob.
struck one of tiros on the side of the head with • .tick.
Gym thr they began tborring stonea. He and his wife
went inside the Cite, and they still kept on throwing.
dam •g og the ga sand breaking a pane of SIMS in ebsl
cucoutb:r from.. Try also threatened to smash all the
window, of his hour and t kill him if they could catch
him. They were di unk.—Groes-eg,mined : He gave them
no prove:mare. They were strangers to him, lie would
swear be did not hit out with his et.c.k before they
touched him. Holloway knocked hint down. —My
Bodge (pointing to the ensiles' of the defendants, a
lad of sort fourtesa): 'Whit, thit boy there ?
Witness : Yes (Daisies langbt Mr. Trevonion
said be was 18 Year. of age.—Fanny Hibberd, the wife of
the c Implainenr, corroborated her husband. After it was
"ever sh saw his nose was bleeding, and they could not
end their bats. Wrote they began throwing the stones,
she and her husband got twee the este asd ley down. (A
laagb.)—Cross-examined : See denied her husband first
struck out with the stick.—Yreph Grey, porter at the
West.otati in, B iurnemouth, said when try overtook the
defendant., they c tiled Wm name', and atiu.ed him.
When they got to General Fellow. s', complainant asked
not to disturb the people and then they knocked him
down and punched him. When Mrs. Hibbard get out of
the ear. One of them said, "Go for her," and they
knocked her drrn. Snook was the only one be knew.—
Complainant eras recalled, and said all the defendants
came to his house last night and asked them not lobe too
hard on them.—Mr. Budge said tie had testimonislo of
eery good cheer err for the defer f mita—They were deed
CL andto .
costs each, Vi_
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ldthry hod bettor let it be •
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—Henry— —ll:Zrs, Richard Frampton. fl orge Jamas,
Charts. White, and Thomas Lamy, of Holt, were sum-
moned for allowing their cattle to atray, and were fined
di. each. the vete being remitted.
Sustutious —Henry Adams. dealer, of Sturmin-
star Ma:shill, was chug-A on rrinsod with creating
calf, the proporty of Mr. Cherie. White.—Mr. Trevenion
prosecuted, and Mr. Atkinson &denied—Harlot briefly
opened the cii.. Mr. Trevanioe called Mr. (jberle. White,
who .ad on the 13*h of June ha bad lo a field at Storms-
star Matithall tau "owe, one of which, on that day, gave
birth to a fine red I) .von bull calf. Ile saw the cows and
the ern site in the field &brut tine that night, but at
eight n-xt morning it was miming. He searched for it
may, but cool I not And it. Ile thon went Ii the
police. He had •55c iw dairy, and this was the deed
calf he had bad this year. It was worth shout 15.. In
the place of it, there nad Wen left • lieht red boll calf. •
eery sicaly on , and worth about 51. The cow refu:e It
have snrthiog todo with it, and turned round and hooked
at it. She one In • very "rafted" Wats. Ultimately,
P.C. Thomas Legg c to hint, and, in coosequeucs
what he said, be weal with him abott eight in the
evening to A lants's ittble. and there be as. his calf
tiod up in it. He fet :hod his man, who also at
ones identified it, He sent for the cow, and
brought it near to the stable, and the call Islaired, and
the o answered it and rushed up th drone way int the
yard to the calf, smelt it, licked it, and ghee it wick Hi.
man let the calf hook to his place, and the tow toduered
It all the gray. Vier that the, took the strange cal,
which hod been left in hie field, in • barrow to Adatni's
field, and *hot% they tuned it out his cow at once o•ned
It, and give each to it. Afterwards the constable brought
It hick, and his hid fed it ever sine,, and both calves w.re
in the yard at the station. Lit., on in the evening P.C.
Legs came no his howls with Adams, and showed him his
(twos -rotor's) cat, and asked him lilt was his, and he said
no. Toe policeman then took him into eusto ly. At the
hearing Wore the magiurat sat the lost court defendant
end be went away early in the morning, and did tot
return till late in the evanins—Croo-examined : All be
had 1,5 .7 against the defendant was that be wouldn't own
the calf of the complainant rts his (the defendant's).
—Thomas Holloway. • dairyman, living at Suirminater
Morahan, spoke as to the identity of complainant:a calf
with the one found at the doteodwit'a, but In answer to
Me. Atkinson edd be would not sw,ar to 11,—Jam.,
White, • labower. said on the evening of the 15th, just
before ten, he raw the defendant going down to his
meadow with hi. cow.—lohn Merle,. too.. • carter of the
some place, said he hied about 50 Taros from the fiold
where complainant'a cow wart About eleven on the night
on the 15th Is heard Mr. Woithe cow making • tremen•
does row, and when he got there she was In ouch a state
that he was afraid to go near her—Join Honey, ton,
cow boy for Mr. White, said on the morning of toe lfith
when he waa in:ent to breakfast. about *even in ths morn-
ing, he ea. the defendant, who asked hint if Mr. Whits
knew his cow had calved, and he told him he did Lot know.
Afterwards he saw • "naked" (weak) calf in Mr. Whito's
fleld.—William Junes, of Spettishury. said on the Thurs-
day be *ow tho def,itdsnt at Wimbonte rep eitory sale,
and be drove hint back to his place ot Stormiuster. Tow
got there between four and tire in the atternoon and went
into his stable, and there he saw a cow an! a dark rod
calf. Adamt did not go In, but he offered t sell the cow
and calf to Mr. Pops, who was with witness. Oa they
cam. fthro the sthble, he said to the defeadant, this calf
must have been by a DOM bull, and he replied ti Yoe i it
we' by Mr. Pryer'e ttne bull." Adams afterwards went
on to Spethisbury with thoat.—Mr. Jeremiah Andrews, of
Lytehett Minister, stated that on the 50th of May the
defendant bought a cow and col( of hint. The coif was
about ten day: old. On the 19th of Julia he saw two
calves on Ur. Whites oleos, sad 0a wee tits calf he had
*old to Mr. Adania—Crowsoomiosd : He was Wilt to
Mr. Fryer. The cow he sold we, one of his, but the calf
was • heat and ow, and had come from Bryanatotte. It
ems by a cross-bred bell—P.C. Thomas Lags. donated at
Sterminstsr Marshall. said on the 16th of June he west
to the defendant'e stable, and them found • red Devon
bull calf tied on to a pest It answered the description
exactly of the mining one. It had tividoollP net been
calve I more than about Al hours. The Witten the. gave
the sante description of the actions of the cows and the
eetwee when brought together, aa spoken to by Mr. White.
about nine o'clock he went to tbs defendant's boon and
chaired him with stealth( Kr. White's oat, U. and he
sheaM like to go and see it. He took him and showed It
to him, and its \kw said "that's not wir calf." He did hot
show bins Um strange calf, nor did ha ask to am it. He
then took hint to Wimhorne. At this magisterial hewing
he said he had been away all day, and did not owns bark
'till his calf was gotta —Cross- xamised : He did not know
Adam. had been away the whole day.-11r. Atkinson for
the defence, said there wae not • Ctide of evidence against
his client. He had nothing to answer, and he inked the
Bench to dismisa the cola. Anyone might hays put the
' calf in the steblet—This Butch said there was this
I difficulty. There was no connecting link to show the
' defendant knew the calf was there. At the mine time It
was perfectly clear the calf that was in the @table was
Mr. Whites' and the other the defendant'.. They dismissed
the case—fir, Television applied that the prosecutor might
be bound over to prosecute at the Quarter Seesion, but the
Bench rated they had not the power.