The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1862-08-28 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

WIMBORNE.—Prm floszows, Aug. 22.—Before C. J. Parke, Esq. (chairman), C. J. Glyn, Esq. and Bev. J. H. Austen, Esq, Major Portman, and J. T. Baskett, Esq. Cannata AGAIN !—Silas and Frederick White were summoned by P. C. Arney for riding on the shake of • wagon without guide or relna.—Defendants excused themselves by saying that the bolts of the wagon wen loose, and to keep them in their places they est on the shafts.— Fined 6d. each and wits, and cautioned. James Dennis, of Code Lodge, was fined £3 including meta, for a gram amault on Dennis McCarthy, of Poole. _ _ _  _ Frederick Dean and James Cole. of Cantor& were charged with assaulting Mary Ann and Frederick Pond. 70n crces-examination it WM elicited that eons.  plainant's wife had used some infamous statements against the defendants, and the Bench dismissed the eau% leaving complainants to pay the costs also.—Mr. F. W. Freeman appeared for defendant*. Frederick Budden, an ale-house keeper at Lytchet, was sentenced to two months' hard labour for a desperate assault on James and Frederick Rimock, the latter of whom appeared with two black sy nand two mats surrounding the left eye, which be swore was occasioned by defendant's kick.—An elderly man named Indians, on the part of the defence, "'an that defendant did not strike the complainant Frederick, but that • man named John !deaden was the guilty party.—Meaden was called, and admitted that fact, but was contradicted by the complainant, who adhered to his original oath that it was Budden.—The Bench said the assault was a fearful one, and might have resulted In murder.—Defendant seemed amazed at the sentence. Robert Day, of Lengham, was summoned by Edward Mow for assault and battery, but the ease wee settled out of Court.  Augustus Cook again! This old offender was fined El and costs for drunken and disorderly conduct, and abasing P. C. Bore at Wirnborne. Mary Ann Huinphries was summotqd by Mr. Albert Clarke, master of the Wimborne Thifon, for not supporting her children.— The relieving ofhoer, Mr. Dowding, stated the result of the inquiries be was directed to make, from which it seemed that If Humphries bad an interest in some land called "Pipers."—This was, however, denied by • son of Mrs. Humphries, who said he kept her and two other children, and that she had no property of any kind.— She was thereupon discharged. A lad named George Gerrit WAY brought up on warrant by Superintendent Baynton, charged with stealing a wrapper from the Crown Hotel —Mr. Blasi, the prosecutor, said that the lad's friends had induced him not to offer any evidenee, and the lad, who was an orphan, and for whom Mr. Freeman acted, was set at liberty.  young girl named Ellen }lusher vu committed for 3 months* to Dorchester for vagrancy at Wimborne, the object of the sentence being to wean the girl from bad associations, end receive instruction in gaol. ILUIPRIMON COWIION RIGHTS AGAIN !- —James Hobbs, jun., was fined El including ants for rescuing cattle on their way to the pound.—Tbe &airmen said that be trusted the continual disagreement occurring it Hanapmeton, as to cattle trespassing, would lease. YEOVIL APPANINTLY AN UNFOUND= Cumwe.—Edward Frank Pritchard, assorance ftut and chiropodist of Yeovil, was cluirged before the borough magistrates on Thursday with having committed • forgery. The information was laid by isreel Jesty, • shoemaker of the town, who had insured his life in the Albert and Timm Inference Office, but was prevailed upon by prisoner to surrender hie policy and become an insurer in the World Office, of which the defendant is the reprosentative. This Jesty consented to do, and the consideration given for the policy by the World Office was £6 is., forwarded by cheque made payable to Pritchard (the prisoner) and Jesty. The latter, believing it was made payable to himself alone, gave prisoner into custody, as he had found out that prisoner had received the money. Remanded for a week, and bail accepted.