The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-13 00:00:00

his bat. At that time ono mud they bad been waiting
for him for • fortnight. He knew nothing of them be-
fore, but tame Fordiegton men 11A taken WWI orange's
fru,. him .b.mt tem email.. hair,. Both defelOSUU
were 011115kbeed to 'IMO days' hard labor, and •
*errant was Lewd for Sanewai s' apprehend...D.—John
Trevett, laboarer, of Necked" who paid • lee for
drunkenness at the County Petty SONdOSII oa Saturday,
was broarbt up charged with being drank and badmen!
I. High gsstatreet on Saturday night P.C. Zeta
took him Into custody. Be was very abusive, and made
• good deal qf resiataeo• It appears Trevett hal been
before Bib Bench time before. Be said he had merle
ttp his mind not to drink for the tutor*. H. was
seateneed to seven daya' imprisonment.

Gummi' Fern Ssesiose, Saturday. Before
Major Frampton (chairman), Lieut. -Gol. Steward,
g. W. Williams, Esq., Major A4vll. E. L
Kintlereley, Il.q , sad it Fetherstondingli, Esq,
The bosons of the 8 y's Lion public-boo"
Everebot wan tianeferred from John Samoa,. to
Samuel Spicer. —Thomas Gale, an elderli ma, was
cionvicted of being drunk on the Piddlthinton-roitd,
Jan. 25th. He said, " I had • deal with aum at
Peddletown, andi think he most have put some-
thing in the liquor we had, for it might we up at
mos ; I wee never like it before." He was Sued fie.
Henry Bowles and Robert Ebary, labourers, of
Maiden Newton, were charged with trespessing_in
search of rabbits, an lend in the occupation of Mr.
Timid's@ Bartlett. —Edward Gale, gamekeeper,
spoke to seeing deleodante. who worked near,
beating the form at Notting, and ultimately taking
a rabbit with • net, sod killing it. Defendants
denied using nets, bat edinitted knocking over •
rabbit ?blob came out of a pit, where the bad gone ,
to get faggot heads. Being unknown as this eloort,
they were *sob fined 10e. each, iseindi Mt& ,
Joseph Bryer and Hoary Brier, laboutses, of ,
Abbotabory, were charged with steeling 14 lbw's,'
belonging to Mr. Richard Green, farmer, of that
Mr. Westoo prosecuted, and Mr. Howard
efSsrasiL snded Beery gryer. Joseph Hayes, a youth in '
prosecutor's employ, said the fowl-hums me looked
oP 00 llolardsl bight fob. Sed, and nest morning
be found that • slab had been removed from over
the door, and 14 fowl, were miming. One was footed
dead in the barton.—P.C. Foster Mad & fathom*
in the triton, sed others boding therefrom towards
the homes of prisoners. Be picked up some white
I feathers ia the trek. At frhmoli Brier's ham hi
found a pair ef had epos them
I mend spots of bit= two small feathers. At
IRusty Bryer's home be discovered mother pair of
trousers, which appeared to have bees recently
, washed. He took • boot from each of the prisosers,
land found they coneeponded with the bookmark&
Aftetwards.be found three fowls in the Deighbour-
dress spate in the, vales of the fowls
mimed being about 14s.—Mr. Howstd Muted that
Joseph Brier waled plead guilty to the chore, and
be proposed calling him ea a witness on WWI of hie
ohm', whom, be was instructed. wee Perfeotle ic-
nooent of the theft. Mr. Weston 'Nailed te this
I being dhie. The Bench declined to receive his
'video* and sommitied both for trial at the Meet
Henry Dryer mid he was es innocent as a child
unbent As to the trousers, he had not worn them
for the lath fortnight, they were dipped in see water,
and would set get dry. Joseph Dryer mid be was
guilty, end his Maher wan not there. —William
Foray was charged with milbehavieur in wok.; by
palling out the tall of a bores belonging to his
master. Mr. Theme Rohs, of Peddlthown. He sold
the hair for lid, to Mr. Frederick Pain, limner
maker, of the ism village. Mr. Pain did not ooso,
cider the bone was *hired by lash' It. tall. The
father of defendant mud be wee nonoidted about the
bones tail, and he told his son to comb it odt, which
it wits customary for corkers to do. Mr. Rolle mid
there were only about 40 hairs left in the horse's tail.
Defendant me sentenced to two days' imprlenemet.
—Edward Hthett, of Charminstar, was susteoned
for theoltieg Ken way Barrett, en elderly woman of
Fordingten. Clontelaintht oak] she took I bill to
damndest for his father us Friday week, when be
threw it at ber, celled her ill names, end abased her.
Defendant's father mid his ens sever need improper
t2'7towards complaisant or struck her. Shea-
-3g re ay eoroboreesd —lt appeared that the father
of &hoidens had kept omplateent for four mouths
at his holm when she had no pleas to live in, and
the bill the tendered wee for work the had done in
the house during that time. The old lady is •
I rather eccentric persin. The summons was dui-
, misted.