The Weymouth, Portland and Dorchester Telegram. — 1877-06-08 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

PENOIL—The brothers Lewis and Patrick Staunton, the wife of the latter, and Alice Rhodes, who &recharged with the murder of Mrs. Lewis Staunton, were onakursday brought up on remand before the Bromley magistrt ate% and aster sonic further evidence had been taken, the proceedengs were suspended until Tuesday, owing to the indisposition of Mrs. Patrick Staunton. COUNTY LEFTY Bessioxs, Saturday.—Before Lord Portman, General Parke, and Mr. Edward Farquharson. Nary A ar. GRIM, of Timrncombe, Charlton Marshall. was summoned for allowing three heifers to stray on a highway leading from Charlton to Thornconthe on the 17th of May.--Mr. W. H. Brennan& who appeared for the defence, said Mrs. Ganse had the right to depasture by the Irides of the road in question.—The Bench decided adversely to the defendant on the ground that the cattle were past her boundary, and infiicted a fine of Is. 6d., and costs • Sa. 6d. Janus 'Pep,. of Carlton Marshall, was summoned for allowing three cows, • mare, and a colt, to stray at the same time and Ogre as in the last case—Defendant did not appear —The Chairman, hi fining defendant fe. and costs, Se 6d., said this was his sixteenth offence! Lot Spicer, miller, of Milton Abbas, was summoned for allowing a cow and calf to stray on the highway at Milton Abbas on the Mod of May—Defendant did not appear.— Arney proved the twee, and defendant was fined Is. 6d. and 9s. Sd. costs. Themes Jerkiest, of Stourpaine, was summoned for allowing three cows to stravn the highway at Stourpaine on the lath of May.—P.C. oynter proved that two boys were in charge of the cows, Which were straying for halfan-hour—Defendant said the hove loitered about with the cows whilst on their way to Mr. Norton's down, but it was against his orders.—The Bench entertained the excuse, and dismissed the case. Praneie Barnes. of Blandforti, wan summoned for allowing three cows to stray on the highway at Langton, on the Mho( May.—Defendant evoked laughter by stating that he turned out the cows for a little exercise and fresh air, and not to grate. He had been in the habit of so turning them out every day Defendant was tined Is 63. andooeta,3s.thL 4dreto of Blandford, was summoned for riding on a waggon without having reins to the horse drawing the same, on the 2nd of May, at Blandford. —Defendant admitted the fact, and was fined la SI and 34. 6d. Claude Normand and John Tim Jaetsmt chemists, of Steadiers], were summoned by the Local Burd of Health foe refusing tospay a General District Rate of £1 10a 63., made on the Mth of December last. The defendants have had a dispute with the local Board about the removal by the scavenger of their house refuse, and they are carrying on a correspondence with the Local Government Board on the matter. Mr. W. H. Atkinson appeared for the defedisnts, and consented to an order being made on them for the rate and costa. John Allen, an old pauper of Blsoulford, pleaded guilty to being drunk at Blandford on the 21st of May, and WU fined Is., including costa, to be paid in a week. .(korge Adlosa, of Tellers! Royal, was summoned for being drunk at Blandford on the 4th of May.—Defendant did not appear, and P.C. Andrews having proved the case against him, he was fined 6d. and costa, Is. 6,1. The Bench transferred the license of the Farquharson Arms, Pimperne. from Mr. Inkpen to his son-in-law, Mr. Biandford.