The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-03-05 00:00:00

POOLE.

Two Tower COUNCIL —Two vaesecies in lb.
anotb-assi ward ware NINA 11p no
W. Wilkinson, of the girrn of Lewin, Wilkineee.
end Co., and Dlr. T. Belbea woe the only
candidata..

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TEA Id sarruo. —oo Tuesday, a religious testouty
meembled in the Day schema-mom of the Hemet
Chapel. presided over by lb* Rev. J. ff.
4 pei off tbsetit inetrr•
lPeciale6;t"id f"rtin
btjhis iihnthe build uttoha mad to
wi ing of the
soh. olroom. £loo'. reqeired, and no..t.arti.o( ih,
num is already promi.ed. provided the remainder
olio be made op by Mudaummer. _

A Lorivric Pausiseß.-Mr. John Paulet Miller,
who was lately seat to gaol in default of finding
sureties of the peace rendered weesseary by bit win.
duct towards HI. W. Dickinson, req.. Town Clerk,
wu on Wednesday, oonveyed to Fisheries As)lum,
under the owe of Superintendent Girtied, in mir.
sumo* of en order received from the Home St winery
..n Ile proving* Saturday. The order was grounded
noon the medical antificates of Dr. Crabb and Dr.
Hemiltoo.
A PPOINTIIINT 01 AUDITORS MID AISCISSORS. -
On Friday at the Guildhall. the following gentlemen
were chosen as auditors and siesemore for the boron,b
of Pole—Borough Auditors -ler.- Mary Self.,
silversmith, High-street, and Mr; George Green,
confectioner, High-street (rwelected). Mayor's
Awlitor.- Mr. R. C. Hopkins ironer, lllinh.nt,„...t
(re- toted). Aneesors, North-West
S. C. Sack Longflut (re-elected), and Mr. W. H.
Blanchard, ironmoeger, High-street (in tbe prime or
Mr. Charles Kite. dece:ased). South-East W an]. -
%fr. J. W. Beckley, china merchant, Longfiest, and
W. Clutch, jun., tailor, High-etrut (re-elected).
Anewiews for Revising Burgas Lista-Mr. S. c.
Scott (re-elected). and Mr. T. R. Palk (in the place
of Mr. C. Kite, demiseed).
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Prrry Bintelors, Thorsday.—Befnes F Styrior,
Req. (Mayor), Alderman W. Power.. and J. W. Motio,
13.44.—kary Pater -as summoned for &awaiting Elm
Trim.—lt appeared from the eimplainant's evidence
that on Monday sfternoon, hearing • none an., lirr
house in the Strout, she arm indecol to go out, wk,
she saw ber nephew in company with the defrod•rit.
Complainant sailed to the young men, telling hint she
wanted to speak to him, and he came to her door.
Defendant then ran out aud redeavoured to intorfine,
and coutplainant told her not to do No, as there wee np
cause for it. Defendant made nee of some very
eepreasions, and wanted te drag the young win
bet be reflood to go with bey. After somplAinent h.d
-polten to her nephew he weed stray, and defendant
made an. of very bad laogonee, sod Arta* cu,.
plainent violently between the eysa ber tit,
knocking her down. When oomplafeant resevord
her feet, defendant gave her •nother Wow on
the ranee place, blackening both 11•1.
moiler aorroborated thisevidimea—Defetplant in rep! ,
arid that whilst complainant's nephew was spanking lc
bet eomplainant interfrred, and said, "Go away, )0o
Defendant told her she had no right to into.
'or., and complainant then struck her a blo • in the face.
Defendant told her she (defendoo) had not struck hrr
hut complainant had struck bor (defendstit). and if to ;
did It spin she (1 readout) would stead in bet own
&goo.. Complainant made no of very cad tango..,..
saying, "You I don't care for she —la., 00,
I.l•inent had been considers I the clompinn of
They had, however, • fair light, and she (drfendrut
had beaten her. and it served her right.—Defrndent
Galled two witneeers in oorroboration.— Tne bench
thought the sooduo: of both females very reprehensible
and dismissed the oese.