The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-04 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1h73,

Mr. W. 4t-, t'tet eourthad no ittrisdietion ;
cost,tteitant heti tent in . ill for the drake, and his
voted, w. ta the County aturt. •
341•. n tastondul that the 1•111 i sent In when
Mr. lesokhun thought the drake had been shot by
mistake ; but altro other cifoulnalauteett showed the
matter in a grocer Isaht, he took eraniusi proa-sdings.
No be held that heth remedies we, open to him, on
the authority of eases recently sated it the Jus.'ite of As
Paws.

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Mr. Ww•ton .It no Jury would convict for felony
-.I•or a WI hid twig mei in.
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Mr. WVliang. ;h. ertiet to settle the Gann.
11.. thouAt d.felp's .s ouge L., pay for she •Insite and
e•••!a. _ . .

Mr.: Mott fleoi.ltd y Lot ;I wollf ratbst tato

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c. ore... atmined by Mr. Weston : Ho
• 1., vio drike le Bviedwny two days before it was
miesri. ll,!vb. r kdit ilnek• there. Defendant
illl hive (rig:vat of moving them. But
mull cot havo SOW, thu drake except on Sanday.
When he gent in the bill defendant gad he corn-
pkinant) must prove that it was Ms duck, and that be
(defendant) shot it.
William Bobbin, in the employ of Mr. Luckham of
Bre *dem. took the bill for lOt, to Syrotind's. dew
Km Symonds. She refused to take it. Defendant
eame in while they were spealclrw. She told him what
The bill wm for, arid he said he should to: pay anything
for it, fi• owned he shot one, but said they must
prove it wee theirs, and be should not pay anything
Ill) he was obliged to. His mother wished him to pay
what she got at Hole.. for it —Se. 61., but he refused,
and mid Br. Laekham could summon him If he
liked.
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Lsokbani sad It vu In cuesequosoe of whit*
Robbins 044 that be want to Hole's. .

Mr. Thqrnts Mole, posltorsr, of Weymouth. said
young Mr. Luokhun hai thu dock prodnowt from hie
shop. Hs hot not purchased ouo of Mrs. Symonds.
Oa Moudey morviug on returning home he saw the
deck bsucing up, sad his errand boy Cliek said a
woman hcd.brought

Mr. Williams ;marked there wee a large gap yet.
If r. Howard mid he must mil Mrs. Simonelli, Elden-
dant's mother.

On ent,ring witness-box, Mrs. Symonds, an
elderly woman, asked who was going to pay her en.
penises.
The Chairman mid she wu enipitled to them.
Mr. Howard asked how mash she wanted.

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Hhe rrpliod
Mr. Howard obJeetod to pay that. He would give
ltd. the railway t•re. sad le for atteadasee. He asked
the &ash to award that sem

wee eeilded to be paid
reenosable rue."

Mr. Ernie asked what he was to have—(lseghtar).
Mr. Howard : Oh, you; I Arnold thotk a £5 ante.
For Mrr. Bymoods be offored 2.. 6d., and tt.• Bee&
drained that was a reaeonable suet.

Mrs. Sarah Symonds mil, In reply to Mr. Howard, I
am the mother a defendant, and we reside near
Luekhein's, at Broadway. My sou goes out shooting
sometimes. last went to Mr. Hole's shop yesterday.
Can't say when I look anythlog there last for sal*.
Hers not taken • duck there for sale at any time.
You are sere ?.-Yea.
Did your an bring into the house • desk at all like
hat produeed -No.
A drake then 7-No.
Not like this in wart ?-No.
Not tisk month -No.
Have you No. Oh.
What are you gas( to say "No " to. I hada's
finished my queatioe.
Hass you during January taken a dusk like that or
any duck to Hole's for sale T-No.
Or to leave there 1-No.
Ware -
No.

figligliti

Were you in mart when Robbins wee examined !

yew TOOMllbee him eocalsg to your boom with •
T—l do. _ _ _

And your sou was preeent Dart of the that I —Yoe.
What did he say? —I don't remember all. I know
my son s.id he should not pay the bill beams, he
thought 10.. too muck.
Kr. Weston h.d no quairtioD t 3 ask.
Tbil Hooch dismissed the sage.
11r. Williamo seid he thought the wl•ness was worth
than half-a-srowni

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Mr. Weston applied- for expenses. If oomplainent
bed not own/mated a profeaskseal man on the oaes, he
should not have felt he had such strong gronnds for
applying.
Mr. Howard urged that the grave eirenunstanom of
the ease warranted the promedings.
Mr. Williams said he thought it • ease of T.. sue.
Melee and one that deser to examined to, and
he roensed Data
A man, refusing his name but who Superintendent
Hare stated hid been convicted at lirldport for snaking
a Wes statement, was brought up on remand, eharged
with steeling a pair of trousers, Au, thy propertv of
Thomas Kiddie. Cbarmineter ; and was committed for
trial at the Amine.
The following.llemses were transferred : —New Inn,

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West Ohlokorell, from Wiry Northorer to George
Northovcr ; New Ina, Write Hems, from JoSn Spenser
Blethmati to Thomas illlsha Mitchell ; Weldngtoo Inn,
West Chiokerell, from George Andrews to Edward
drams; King's Arm., Maiden Newton, from John Erni
to John Aplln TraVeti JOCIOU lot, Portly,' from
Az.nis% Porno to Willism Dew.; Br. wer's Arm.,
Martiostowt, from ()males Webber to John Stiokland.
Petroleum !lotuses were granted to Mr. Charles
Edwards, Upwoy, and to Mr. John Otter, Brosdway.