The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1863-10-13 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

SALISBURY.—air PETIT asmsuoria, Monday.— Present, the Mayor (J. Style, 'Esq.), .1. C. Wheeler, Eel., and F. Attwood, Esq.—There was no criminal bustness before the Court. Two licensee were temporally transferred. COUNTT PVT! 82811110 NS, Tueerlay.—Refore Viscount Folkestone, Lieut.-General Buckley, IL P.,111. H. Marsh, M.P., $ Hiniuia, K. A. Ferryman. and W. Pinckney, Fssrs. Elizabeth Thornton was summoned by James Brock. way, of Whiteparish, for assaulting him.—The defendant admitted the offencie,bot stated that she charged the complainant with baring stolen some of her ducks, and that was the reason she assaulted him—The magistrittes dismissed the case._ _ _  Mr. George Bailey, landlord of the Ball In Downton, was summoned for assaulting William Oiling on the previous Friday.—From the evidence it appeared that Use defendant had frequently requested the complainant not to enter his house, end on his doing so on Friday, he turned hiss out, which constituted the amault complained of.—The police stated that the complainant was a troublesome fellow, and was in the habit of creating • distarbanou --The defend, at said be wished to keep his house respeoteble. and had told the complainant never again to enter his house. In answer to • question the complainant said when be created the disturbance in the ddendaat's house be was " waxy drunk?' The magistrates dismissed the nomplsiut.  _ r Francis Young WU summoned for assaulting Eleanor Ooole, at Dameriam, on the 20th September lam. The defendant was employed in a adjoining that belonging to the complainant. lati? wens to Use ground and commenced taking up some potatoes. The delandant told her not to do sou they belonged to him. This she disputed, and be then stria her in the heed. A man named Watennanoorroborated the oostplainant's testimony and as the defendant offered Do defauco he was laid On and coots, or 21 days' itaprisonment. PoAciana, —Charles Paddock. Isaac &inhaler, and  Henry Mist were charged with poaching on land tbe property of Sir E. Antrubus, Bart, at Figheldean early on Tuesday morning.—One of the honourable baronet's keepers, named Vockins, stated that on Monday evening last be saw the three defendants fix nine wires in the plantation,and early on Tuesday morning they came and took up one of the mires. In one vrire a bare had been enught—The two elder defendants did not offer any defence, but Mist denied having been on the spot o. Monday night, stating when apprehended he bad only just returned from Yaroborougli Castle Fair. —Superintendent Metthawain answer to the Bench.said Paddock had twice been convicted of posabing,and the magistrates fined him £5, or three months. imprisonment. The other defendants were fined 50a. and expenses, or aix weeks' hard labour. HEFRACTORT PAUPIEL Frederick Watta was rummooed for assaulting Charles Randall. at the Wilton L'nion Workhouse, on the 30th of September.--The parties are both paupers, and were inmates of the abovenamed workhouse. When the complainant was in the garden the defendant Mlle up to him, and accused him of having told untruths about him to the governor. This he denied, and the defendant then struck him acroth the head, whilst he was in a stooping posture, with a heavy stick.—Mr. Barnes, the master of the workhouse, stated that the defendant had been in the house fur a long time. He was such • had character that no one would employ him.—The defendant said the complainant bad told lies about him, or otherwise he should not have done it.—The Bench characteriaed it as a very gross assault, and they sentenced him to two months' imprisonment with hard labour. MURDEROUS ASSAULT OF A PoRTSII BE A