The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-04-08 00:00:00

PETTY SESSION&

TUVLIDAY. - Before W. ,Pearos (chairman), Mr.
W. N. Western, Mr. Gann, Mr. U. Curti*, and 044.
Stone.

THE LATE M.:. SCHREIBER, M.P.
Upon the magistrutle takiug their seats, the
C 11111112411 romp and said he ha I been deoired, before
tio y counnetund the business, t express on behalf of
is deuce the feeling of trivet willctt 411 of thew felt
with bun at tue great I tld borough bad sustained
in the ‘irath of their eXCdiicat member, Mr. Combas
&bullion. Al! paoties in ths towu would regret his
bur, for he hail been • good irieuti to them all, from
the pour postiutu upwor.li, not would no doubt have
ha I Lo be... p wed t • have continued
his service. I. thd 111• C.. For hinuell he had hoped
to have smut Nlr. 3ebrlstier spared for many years as
au ornament to the State, and an excellent representa-
tive of this oil tow., Ile was sure they would all
j .in i that expreseion of regret, which he we. sure
weal felt, uot oniy by one party, but by all parties of
the town. (Hear, hear.)

Frederick dame., mariuer, was SUMMOII4.I for
ad Vireateuoug Mary Haws, ou March
29th.—Mr. sal for the ,efendatot.—Tne
camplainant, who appeared iu very ill-health, 'all all
oho wanted woo that he should he bouud over.—Tue
paities were neighouurs, mol, as M.. [lawn wad guiug
past hi, door, be rushed out, cud towhee' her viuleotly
a4aniat alla wall Whau aim tudi Won he ahould pay
for it, be maid of 11, hal to ba soul o " do" for her.
She had never had any wtr,le with Lion previously.—
EISA' dlten gave c Trobosativa evolenoe.—Alr 11111
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-objected to hoe client beiug bound over, and meld his
defence was that there hai been /Uwe ill-feeling
between the toadied, aud lately the complainant hod
accused Li,oc of mealiug a wat,ilo. Oa the eveaing is
queetion ehe shouted Oct outside hie dour" I am goiug
to buy a watvh." lfe weld .out and remonstrated.
loot no blocs were etruca.—ltuhert Saithouse, Mr..
I lucre. Audit, Barn., owl Charles Brown were called
as wituesees. Trier heard ;Le rtmarks as to the
watch, but their evidence showe I • blow might have
been struck ordure their aLtenti no was attracted to the
raw. Mr. ilid said he load souther witned to call,
but the Chairman rezniuded how the caste were ruu•
niug up, and it wat a 1111,Li011 whether he load
not load enough of it—the Bondi bal.—The magis-
trates sail logy considered the assault proved, although
a tridaag cue. Deleudaut would hovel, be haunt* over
in 65 to keep the peace fur six mouths, and also to
pay the coda, £1 lc 61. ! !
Edmund li.og was charged with asasultiog his
mother, an uid woman, ou the lot of Ap,it- It
appeared she had not lit t is Ore, and he abused her,
and threatened to throw the chair at her, lie was
very quiet when he was out of drink, but he got about
with a wicked worn in, and she woe the cause of it.
All she waisted WM that he should be bound over.—
The Bench suspended j Idgemeet for a month on
paying the cast., and cauti mod him against repeating
his disgraceful behaviour.
The Swau publichouce wad temporarily transferred
from Charles S.grauel Cole to Charles Newberry.

0 I' [MULLS.
The following were appointed —Hamworthy,
John Allen, ship boll.ler, Job 'Neb. publican;
S. Jsmes's, Maus. Job ',seder, clothier, 'fetid
Esau., drspn ; Perkstone, Messrs. Thomas W.
Saab, gmatlemsa, J. it. Bracken, tanner; Lougfieet,
Messrs. Thomas Gillerd, accouotant, G. Butt, boot-
tinker.

THE RATEPAY ERS Y. THE POOLE TOW N
COUNCIL.
To the Eclitor.

Sir,—Tais week I send to the Local (..) ,vernment
Board the 6th me none! fig.inst the outlay on purchase,
,tc., of tcreation gr mots at 11 mkford sod Parkstone.
All those who are ratepayer+ for Pools borough,
working at the South- Western Pottery, have
memorialieed the Governoterit Board against the
schema which was started, and Is now promoted, by
the Town C.,t113241 it sall. Many of the better educated
azti...as and 'killed wor'sui .0 io Pods sign also ;
being too wise to believe that thousands of pounds can
be spent in buying and forming two Nets of grounds,
and maintaining them efferwmds, "without costing
anything," as they are told from the Council.
The entire perish of Hunworthy oppose the scheme,
and the ratepayers in their c outset with the Town
Council (for iii. absurd to coil it a queetlon between
ratepayers) will, it an luspector 0,U10,1 to Poole, have
the CA of first-rate L aidon counsel, when many
curious items relating to last autumn'e Town Council
arrangement+ and expectations will be sod
insole iatellig.ble.—Tour obedient servant,
J. lIARRI/1111 SIXPSON.
id April.