The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-12-03 00:00:00

POOLE.

BREAKING TAR TOWS LAMM - Superintendent
Gifford summoned a boy named William Shebbeck. at
the last petty session for tweaking a lamp on the Quay,
at which he had been seen to deliberately throw a
stone. The boy did not appear in answer to the
charge. and the superintendent applied for a warrant to
apprehend bin, on the ground of the mischief which
was continually being done by such boys, and the
necessity of making an example of them. The Bench
granted the application.

RIVAL ..moss. —On Thursday, before the magistrates
in petty sepsiona, .1•011). Bayley, manager of the Poole
Amateur Drunatin Company, laid an information
against Jouph Wildman, the manager of Wildnun's
trivelling dramatic company, for playing without a
licence. The de( -ndiint and his troupe have been noting
in the town for 'reseal weeks in a temporsry building
°reeled in • yard. In answer to the di •rite, 11r. Wild-
man said he wee on the pint of quitting the town, and
would pr miles not to play after that evening. The
Bench, taking this into consideration. dismissed the
summons, whereupon the defendant, with much good
feeling, deposited • sovereign for the poor-hos.
THE Risco! OF 1111 FRIO Contur.—The owners o
this vessel, which IVY stranded on the Hook sande in
the late gide, hue reftpod to mainly the claim of the
pilots for suietance in getting her off, and an Ad-
miralty warrant vest served on the vessel on Monday,
transequeutly • /awanit is likely to arise. The master
contends that he never left the ship or gave her in
charge to other persons, and that having satisfied the
owners of the Royal Albert, he does not fee. callel RPOR
to meet the claim of the pilute, which he coneiders
exorbitant. On the other hand, the pilots °intend that
the cargo was saved and the vessel got off mainly
through their instrumentality.

DOTS AT SALTEIMIL—AA the polioecerourt, lut we.
Ilitm Newman, router of the Sisters, of Weymont
was summoned for non.payment of 1:2 19a. 6d. harbour
dues. and D. boomage ; and James Sexton, muter of
the Ripple. belonging to Mr. G. Jennings, of the South-
Western Pottery, was summoned for the non-payment
of £2. harbour does, and 6s. booms's, both of the..
yew's lying at Uteri.. Lake, Parkstooe.—Mr. H. W.
Dickinson appeared for the Quay Truateee, the oorn•
plainants, who are also conservators of the harbour; and
Mr. Harker for the defendants. Joseph Crabb,
harbour master. stated that he had demanded the due%
tab oh defendants refined to pay. —Mr. Harker objected
to lie payment of tLe dues on the ground that &Items
Lake was not within the harbour of Poole.—Tbe Hen&
made an order for payment of the dues, and Mr. Harker
paid the money under protest.

A WAOOOIIIII iv TROUBLE.-At the petty sessions.
on Thursday, George Lee, servant to Mr. J. anion, of
Wareham, was summoned by Mr. Wareham, meat
merehant, of Poole, for funous driving and &moult. The
complsiniutt st•ted that he wu wheeling • seek of
flour oo a band.truck fat Flamworthy at about five
o'clock in the afternoon, when defendant drove hie
horse at • fast rate, so much to one side of the road
that,ahhough he wheeled his truck quite to the wayside,
they came open him, and be was obliged to take the
halters of the leaders sod stop them, to escape being
trampled on. A. altercation ensued, on whiels defend-
ant got out of the waggon and struck complainant. Thu
evidence being corroborated, the Bench fined Lee 20a
and costs for furious driving, and 20s. and outs, low the
assault, amounting to £3 12a. 6d. altogether.