The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1873-04-29 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MAO 111.,1 not ',die:. h.. • (set her Sn C • cruip. nv se 'I., hi 1141011. In ! whow cost., y Abbott; pre.. f himielf, alter be lad pet ber our, •n•I pu.hiel ter heed aslaitot post. lie Lad preyiewly, rehr n sober, tbrverneed to ; stab her, having a knits I. hie hand the time ;hi pro 1,,,1;v0t1y done Superintendent Coward s'eted that kir. tiebl7 had eompl.uned i 4 a noise us .de by tbe prir-ncr tie minis night.  Complainant addiii that hot haiharni bI an`• I no a crazy m.Dha kicked th• polb%. lantern out of his bands', •nel.tallted abut rutting in ;mai...  Prioun4 Sala bin hod drioori him ; to all tnl..  P.C. Coombs oorroborated the testimony as to lbe prirousea drunk, ones. and •iolenos —he was Posed at his door rolling about beastly drunk. Ths sontenos Was that pnaoher flod two ',troika of SW each, to Wm keeping the lilacs for Fin months, and be imprisoned for fourteen day,. Monner.-11.for• the Mayor (Mr. 0. J. G. Gregory), and Dr. Aldridge. Kate IFdrsorde, from Loudon, a watercresr seller, was brought up on remand °homed with stealing three pairs of felt slippers value 1. 6d., the property of Mr. F. Mills, of Corr:hill, on the 23rd lust. Prisoner went into the shop to soli watercress • onni• pisiosnt bought ions', and took it into the Parlour behind. Roterning he ml sued three pairs of slippers. P.S. Mitchell found them at tbo White Hors 3, where prisoner lodged, and rho admitted stealing them. Prisenor said she wsa under the induonoo of drink, and didn't know that she went told. shop. She pleaded guilty. Mr. Mills naked the magistrates to deal lonloatly with bor. Bantene.d to a month's hard labour.  Georp4 Read, Garman for the Smth Western Railway Company, was munmened by John TIM' for obstructing Prlnees.atreet.  Complainant wsa on Monday drawing • goalless° In Ids wheel-ohalr, and at kr. ttaningtoc'e °floe fouad • waggon Mondial' woo the stoma. Then en not room to pees. Ind he triad the ash most have touched the hone's head. Asked defendant to move tin hone, and be did solo about • onlante. Dr. Aldridge said it was • frivolous one. A Nona was madded to stand there the thne neoesssry to lead and upload niacin.  —N;;-aT.--,;;;a7  Kr. IKrust (awn.* for Um Company) said the Rum loft nos nasonurd, and found to be seven feet. Defendant nail he was not Gee minutes there alto. vs.l”.r. _ • • •  Tarr. ..on of the kat oomolaluant, was summoned for u.ing indecent language in tbe road leading to the Oreat Weetaro station, on Monday nigit. P.C. Pomeroy spoke to defendant using very filthy leoguge to several maim boy,. Neighbours sow plained that it had been awful and said it had been ping on for half so bony. Supt. Coward said be was the ringleader of the troublesome lads In the town. The other {cornier he nearly knocked a womsn's eye nut. Sentenced to seven days impriennuneut. Gary Coll wassummosed for wasting water at hie home an Friary-line. Mr. Wood. inspestor, maid on April 19M, he found the handle off the lever at defendant's water closet, and the water rushing away to ware to the full intent of Ith inch supply pips. A little girl was Meaning the Diciest, and in answer to him enquiries said it bad boon so about • fortoight. He sent a natio, to defendant to repair it. The same evening he found the weans of water stopped, but the handle still of. Water was oleo wasting from the tap for demotic porpoise—es thick as a good.slaed straw I Defendant said be was not aware till now that there was any west* at bis heme He did not do it negligently, for that would be suicidal. Had Mr. Wood visited all the bows of the town? and, if c, why was he summoned and other. passed over? He had given information of wets to Mr. Jawett, and kne• plenty of ossea now, which be would tell the Mayor privately. The Mayor said there had been treat weans of water, and Mr. Wood had instruotieo,. to summon all he dim mend. Paned ss. and costs 9.. 61.