The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1878-08-02 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

ANDF ORD.  COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS, Satin..lae.-IWore Mr. J. J 111equltarson and Major-Genera Parker, C.B. John Smith, of Blandford, w tfl um,m med for bAnz. drunk ie Sdlsbury-st•eet, Blsneford, o tl e 21st instaitt. —He ;dmittdd the feet nil writ Lt off midi the light penalty o 5. to include costs Robert Neale, or 'la-rant Cunene, was summoned for SWUMvie Henry Wi•li in Long, f h ) same piac,-, on the 17th instant. —Complainant, statd th ,t on the i'av in 2uerti nhe wos working at Gen% ile Ho-se arei s e Al L.•, beating his le lee. He le moestiated vri h defendant, ahe ciune to him aid struck rem in th f.c Defen •ant als tags elite I him a a coed tim e—Joen. We, d Itall he raw de'endant t k c miteisidant by ti e c D :re (hut d, flied the rims u t at d seirt h s pr leer name was Cm we Augustus Neele.—The Be!.ch imp() ed a flue of 61. an 1 ces s, Bs. 63. John Tucker. of Hilton, was suumeon,d by Susan Drake. St the same t litre, to :‘how calls ,dic.—D-feeeantadmitttd p ri y tuel consented to av 14. 6d. per we k. George Toop. a ',willful late rer, w s ,umnee ed for ageoliting Eliza Martin an (1 key wi :ow, on ill 2,1 d inglaet. et Charlioe daishat. —Mr. A'kin' n a pe Ted for dtfi n lane—Complainant s dil she let her home t• iet.h some leer for supper ale ut five ii in Ltea to t • eock on The night of the 2nd of July, tied as She was ret riig de'endant came up behind h r snl knocked her doe n one drag:- ed her in the mei Sheshouted " Mur ler" twic • and called for Mr. Oliver. a nei. hhour, who came to her ass.teance. She was almost close to her house at the time. Deendant me away whi uhe heard fort,teps ane o ch• rig. He did not sec: kto her. She t1(1 lim he oho let s .ffer for it. Lest summer defenclint came into her howe and asks d f ra ight ant he locked the door and k ;ibertiesaiihher.—Crtke-ex:,rnined by Mr. Atkinson: Defendant had intere•uree ei h her with( ut her consent e hen he came telierhousef eight, hutseed;d Nat take tiny proceedings against him then. He hod n,t, been intimate with her pievious t that, and he had n ver pied her money. She had been to Dorchester gaol ti r a moth for misbehavicur in Blandfm d. SI e did not put her *lime ateund defendant at the time in quetion. She had r bier in a bottle, but it was only c settee' in the stroggle.—Marle3 Oliver sad he livtd near tee comp's:l:t-ent On ti e night of the 21 dof July, abut 20 mint a 10, he e a; in his eareen, and he 1 e eel a w miii ter am fir help and call "Murder" thr!e times. He emit about 130 ye rds down the Jane and teere saw somethine in the ro ay, end ellen be was within ab iet 20 yule's (1 the ibj cc be saw a man rise end run ',way des' n the line. Be did not know the man. He fund c neplain int on the ground, and she c,.midelned ti hirn that a wan lad *men her and reisau,ted her. He- dress was in a diecede e st ite at the time —Mr. Atkins n del n t deny that an asseult had teen cernmitt (1, but her mark 'd ía the ( iciern-ting eircummtan, f the c se.--The Bench erd red defendant to pay X 1 75.. includng cost, cud bound him over to keep the t e cc for 12 months, himself in .LlO and a surety in a like suns. Sarah Fripp, of Spettislmi y. was summoned for esesulting Tamar Coombs nu the 26th of June.—Ctmpldneut said defendant's children were playing on her gat (1 .n, and she told teem to go away. D4t nd int said thy should not go, and came and pinched her and slapped in her fLee. She acted indecently towards her and slapped her and scratched her arms and made them blee.l.—Mary Bendel], a ne'ghheur corroberated.—Dtfentlant said complainant insulted her first.—The Bench imposcd'a tine of Is. 6d. and 13s. cods.