The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-04-12 00:00:00

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Pirrrr SONIONA, SaturLy.—liefore Mr. J. J.
Farquharson, General Parke, Sir C. D'Oyley, and
Mr. t',. W. B. Portman.—Toe business at the court
war not of material impAtance.—llobert Bridle,
Hannah Butt, James Hunts Alfred Le_ ggo Emma
Kimber, James Wells, and William March were
summoned for a breach of the Education Act in not
sending their children to school. Orders were made
in each case for their attendance.--Robert Grim,
who did not appear wrs fincd £2 and costa, for
trespassing on land belonging to General Pitt-Rivers
in pursuit of game on March 29th. --George Hellier
Was charged with sleeping in an outhouse on the road
between Stourpaine and Stourton. He pleaded he
was out of work, and he had just been discharged
from the UM . Dischargod. --George Whitmarsh
pleaded guilty to trepassmg in pm suit of game on
lands belonging to Mr. 11. It. Faniuhrnsui at 'Tarrant
Guaville, and was fined 10d. and 76. tisi. costs.—
James Wells,. sawyer. 11 Blandford, we. charged on

remand with Stashing 2 siest I rabbit... The prosecutor
was a dealer named Williant Beatable of Charlton
Marshall. Ou the Fith of March he had
hie cart standing in the yard of the "Choughs."
In consequence .4 what his son told him
he went into the yard and saw slefensiant with a
couple sd rabbit's, which had been ta..en from his cart,
in his hand. He put hie hand on his shoulder and told
him he had his rabbits, lie said he knew they were
his, and he would pay for them. At that moment a
constable came up, and the pnesocutor gave him into
cu tody.-Ikfendant Ml* said he piekod the rabbis._
up in the yard. The C. 1141 was again a dissumed for he
attendance of the pr....-cut .r's et. - -Joseph If. seder,
Frederick Joiner, issuis Ball an.l Itollowea
were summoned for pushing down a wall lielonsring to
Mr. T. H. Bastard, at Chirlbm. - Erennand
prosecuted. Mr. lissward defenslel. The wall hasi been
repeatedly damaged, and PC. Legg being employed
to watch it, concealed himself, and saw the four siefens
clams c 1111 l snit the mis,hief complained of. For the
defence evidence was called with a view to show it waa
accidental, and that the wall was. so old and rotten,
that a touch would have levelled it. Defendanta were
fined El and costs each.—David Allen, Eliza
Coward and Eliza Wells, had each to make the usual
disininsesnent for the luxury of getting drunk. ---Ann
A 11,,, summoned 80phia Forbes for WI assault consist-
ing sof a smack by the side of the head, but the case
was dismissed. --Chards 4 Well.. of Tarrant Gunvil'e,
was fined 10s. for assaulting Janet James.-- -Alfred
Fry, Chariest Fry, Walter Burden of Tarrant
Omit-ills, were summoned for a very unprovokesi
assault mon Henry Bee I. As he Wag Wang Tiled),
up the village they threw chefs at him. and when he
remonstrat• d they knocked hint down. They were
each fisted 1.3 and c st.P.--Jamen Pope for
ft:riot's driving in the public streets was tined tfis and
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Tl4l{ !mem. Itomm.—Tlirough an error in a
of noinitiation papers, there was no contest for the
Local Board this year, the following gentlemen on
Thursday walking over the course : —Nlessre. J. Hull,
H. Dunion, H. Gill, J. G. E. Lawrence, T. M. Park
and C. Pond.