The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-16 00:00:00

POOLIL
THE POOLE QUARTER BEBBIONB.

THOZSDIT.—The General So.sione of the Peace for
the B .roagh and C mar of tSe town of Poole were
held yeAterday at the guildhall. before Henry Maxon
Bojo". Q.C., Rea vder. wh . was accompanied
on the Bench by the Mayor (B. Aldridge, Seq.). the
+herd!, T. W. Atkin*, Esq.. W. Pears*, and W. N.
Western, Bore.. Justices id the Peaty..
There were only two prisoners for trial, the one a
case of larceny, this other of stabbing.
The prooeedinp having been opened with the usual
proclamations, read by G. B. Aidridge, Esq.. Clerk
of the Peace, the following gentlemen were sworn on
the Grand Implant :—Oolonel Baker (foreman), Mawr,
If. Ford.. N. Hopkins, J. Loader, 0, T. Marston, H.
Meredith, J. J. Norton, T. H. Pond, C. H. Kalifs,
W. A. Stone, F. A. Stone, W. Yerbury, and G. Pope.
Mertes. J. Pittston ant G. Hawes, who were also
chosen on the Grand Jon'. were allowed to affirm.
TILL CaLllO6.

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The Itecurder, in aldreasine thr Grand Jury, confined
his remarks entirely to the ten omea on the calendar.
With reference to the 4 .11`iing case, he .al,l getting Cl
all times eOA as undesirahle mammon,. but when
people a autented t winseelves with fightmg with a.,
fists the law did not interfere cgccpt in a
criminal Calle. One thing we prided ourselves upon as
fi iglishmen •as that we fought with our fist and not
with kniveo or other weepons, and the law had laid it
down strictly, that when • men ',poled to the use of •
knife or an illegal weapon, the olfems would have to be
dial with in the stronget t manner. Thlferent • ctious
had been yawed as to them, ulleame, and the section under
which the priwner in this cam was et ar god , enacted that
whosoever unleorfully and maliciously wounded or
inflicted au? grievous bodily harm noon any other person
was guilty of misdemeanour, and liahle to five year? penal
re reit ,de, or othrr ter gig of imyrisonment In • town
Ilk. Po-de It wite neceesary such offset.% should be strictly
&mit with. foreign s dlors came to the port, and
uelortnna•ely ammut other nations the use of the knife
wee not unfrequent ;hut forcigncro and others disposed tu
res urt to that in. tho I of a ow& most be unmistakingly
taught that in this count? the law would sternly suppress

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Now, we will turn to the onth Best Ward. There
we have arrayed on the Liberal side Menem Triennial.
Weterrnan, and S. L. Baker. Mr. Trevanion is a good
specimen of English pluck—he does not know when be
Is beaten; twice euricessful and tidos defeated, he
li,..gireanwthirocomnamedt,hewupwillosmrpirodilivonengi.imdeMemrhbeV,4satArmacolfittle. lea member
just the opposite
description. Let him be elected, enldl h non out
ordi .t
that if we live long enough
estate cut up into allotments, and we shall each have
our own little plot of freehold. For the Conserva-
tives, in this Ward, the chosen champions are Messrs.
Chutes Well., 19, a' our. r, of imperfect education.
FINAL annViTUDIt Farmer. Merstoo, and H. S. Dickimon. Probably, if
pleenei stn't, t . eta& na a tialt,', belence, value tr. 61., the first were allowed to take his otiung cam dig/Mists,
the prAretv of Hour, Burden, of Lumemt, P.ale, on the and „rekieeed of the care" alio*, the hinoloiPal world
jgch Jul. 160. And it's, to stealing from the rreinises swot= be none the worse. I In•lt• the wigifeedoll se
of old ray, one dish, sad much for the sake of that gentleman himself as the
thbortcre:st.
of the
/pistors.t
and
dretattt,_heu_g_rea_
._t b_m_winsr_il,
othlTTJo.hopritmn.t.Matheerhers.,astouit
pc,iikiatio..it,ly.t4temoitht.
July,
le
be.
00..
Meted On the 91st of July, f2:9, of theft, M Hamworthy, thdiefdaa freedom—that he
sho:istiono=;•d7p7dorloor
of
for which he received II dais' hard lehour ; that on the
for—will
which others do not, or penises not to are
16th of lessor?, MO. he received six months foe
.te ding support him. There can be no doubt that
a box of pens, rale, 61. ; th, tie lissom?, 1881, he main
~,,,,i, 4 eie moth. f. r theft; end that In October, the candidature of Mr. Baker I. but the reenemion of
1682, he wee sentonc ,r 1 t, nine months' hard labour for • &alewife mootedt
will b .... •.e
regarded with intet the last election—water v.
es.a.ine a bun 1l• of latoe-wood. , beer. The result and It ,
Kr. F. V. Budge (in•trunted by Mown. Troyes on and is pretty certain thot on both sides every nerve will be
On,tts)appeired for the peeeecntleo. strained. Mr. H. S. Dickinson is, undoubtedly " •
Tee Recorder. In sestencinr the Prisoner hnu it wall Coining mew. Efe le deeseeocue popuiwowd- 4bo
to sell to local a wee is his "lies' e bad been metered in for this ward at the %aid of the poll, no
dust with roost mercifully in times row plot, sod rem. _
would be
low
ourptiood
than
y short terms of imprimement bad been tried. 900
Criliad tailed, and he new wingteed thae he had Tad 11Las Aso= Poets.