The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-03-13 00:00:00

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CROWN COURT, Fatnar.
(Bdore Mr. Justice Buse.)

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John liellott, arm airs, 59, tailor, was initiated
for maliciously soadg Truro Ackerman. with s
kork at Bridport. I.hr.vy led. Kr. Pomba" pro-
rated. lad Mr. Coiling Tr parties ie this
car *to ..,e,„l others, NM together M • been la
Kir or Promis-res, that hid been erablie-benee, end
reverting white tho judge remarked rt
wee soossh to show it WM • auras what disordldj
ha... Proesestor went there about twelve o'slosir at
night, sad afterwards went oat with prisoner foe bets
sl en. Ackerman mid ho was not dreek, bat a.
emitted he was the worse for liquor. The primmer
was is the same modistes. mad all Proem. bad
, bres driaki.M. About times Adcock the art 'resift
Prolormic. owing the primmer bad his arm rear the
neck el • Mn. rrosh said " You ought be be saireed
a remit" rrm. neared prisoner, sad be west up
to low and attained with hint. • Broad err&
tool pros in th•
had tree osit • kaine.magis.b....., prior to taawak:
sezt.in abe said " Pat uplb. iiisegh.• molt
" out or the was, or Ili
ribs' them rid to Ohs people la kgre-h.L.iiirge Lea
s•ke Sake etre ; hi. got • hallo La Ile hand." Nogg
the
meow drucos. primmer red the hair, .-
listed • wound in preeseetor% tier. In the worm or the
moods prisoner was dews on the door, and tweeresdeir
hnoeked his bud agars' abs door. Altar tho wow.
mg, prisoner 'went arid bid kind( herr ths loam
shed proseenter nen aids sad seal is ase leso.
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(S. .1 Lavender 'mired at 'the plate, and eprolmigsa
_ . Mien ahrged, primmer alisomed."ldidi
ran:lrdefsees, and would de ill .6 DC Slott tyre
the word wr only jestthrough the skis, sad it se.,
Ii a regeroes alum Ks Odin. made as elbeeise
epee It es behalf el seismic. Tb• is esessiiii
up, r. 111141114 that to Jerry peieestart Me .at be
meet hese lee* as ism lire wee elieeisielt lei
self-darer The j seem wed a Sami alaslelalff
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NMI PRIM 00UNT.- faltine.
(Woes Nr. Beton CN•wirm.t..)
Mr. eels replied on Use seldom* for the defame in
the Paws road am, and the Jodie then sammed up.
His lordship said that it did not ninesesaily follow thm,
Imeasee the public bad been allowed to mo the road is
quetioe, the pariah ware bound to repair it. Noe was
It oresusry that it should have been formally dadiested
to the p.blls by tho owner, but that there shield him
bees seta • image foe • large number of years as
should to looked span by them by as • publis highway
and treated as nob by all north.. 're. road in question
wanned to be some two miles nearer for parties
gmag to or from flsoford fair sad other
atm
to others in the musty al Dorset, bat It
nsetemerile follow that became it wee • saving of
diorama, the parish ought therefore to be galled en to
repair it Nor were they to my it was sot seeke
high way that the pariah sisoeld be rabid on to repair,
sisapty bsoame in the winter time, but few
thatway, biome it might be so bail Mil:it
petit's, instead of saving ball the distance through the
mud, would prefer going double the distaste on a
good
road. The pinnies for th• jez7 to decide, was there
mob • saw of this road, that it had for the long series
of yeen hero spokes of, bees deemed by the meows a
the kind and by the public u • emblem rued. Tb.inry
retired. At ten minutes past two the jary relented into
Coed with • verdict for defoodsata (Owe of the Puy
mmaired of his lordship, that as some of_ the jams hal
mune many mllee—oonse More than 10—ff anything
would be allowed for mileage. His lordship aaowwad
In the negative. He thee abed the jades if they were
to have • guise& fee the whole time, ar • guises a day.
The isare mid in Meil masa, lithe matter lamed atom
than one day, the Jury would be entitled to, higher
remuneration, but Wawa, although elan In its Ware,
had t•ken he forst of • arintisal proceeding, end there-
fore he amid not allow Won as if it hod hem a
cam. Tim Juror: We have been here three nights.
The ledge: I can't help that

The Omit thee preeTeeeee with the Mel of primer&

ALUM= rummy.

Charles Hank is, labourer, surrendered to his heal,
indisted for wiosl end receipt wive, at Wareham.
February 10. Mr. Oole, isetrusted by Veers Bartlett
sad Tropism, ef ithroliess, was to ham mailsobed tbe
;nition, and Mr. Pridraor, seder the issteuelios of
sta., of Diwoheolor, appeared for primer. This
sass fell to the poosd bosuns ths smessary domuseete
Merging this prisoner with periscy meld sot be pro-
duced. The doeseesto had been let at Wareham, mid
wore telegraphed for, but his lordship mid he could oce
Possibly wait way longer; emit wes he had postemed lb
for some time. The jury therefore, by the adrift of
the judge, returned • verdict of not guilty, sad prisooer
sae eassitted.
The Coors rose it two o'clock.