The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-04-11 00:00:00

SOUTHAMPTON.

OBSTRUCTING TIM FOOTWATB.—Mr. Edwin Jones,
draper' East-street, was summoned, under the Improve,
mint Act, before the Southampton magistratea, for
exposing for sale outside his shop certain goods which
projected over the footway. Polioe-sergeant South saw
linen drapery hanging outside Yr. Jones's shop project
lug fourteen inches over the footway,—Pined 5. and the
oosta.—liri Ephraim Hart, Bridge-street, was next
summoned. Yr. Hart : I think it is very unfair for
Mr. Baobab to come here and sit in judgment on thees
cases when I know that be liss been the chief cause of
this crushing of tradesmen—(hear, hear)—and prevent.
ins them frota getting the means of paying their rent
and taxot—Mr. Bath= : I hesa given directions to
the police in the disehazge of my duty ea • member of
the Watch Committee. Mr. Hart: That is why I
object to you.—Mr. Buchan : But I shall not take any
part in the cum.—Mr. Palk (to defendant) : Yes mast
pay is and the amts.-11r. Hart: Or how many days'
Imprisonment,.. I mean so be • martyr. (laughter.)—
Mx. Pat : Or the alternative of seven days' imprison-
aient.—lir. Hart: I think I'll go dowa for the seven
days.-11r. Eldridge :Yes, go downstairs.. (laughter.)
-Mr. Cooksey : I don't think you would like to be
such a martyr as to go for seven days.—Ur. Hart : Oh !
yea, I should not mind seven days with Mr. Brewer.
Mr. Hart afterwards handed slavered(' to Mr. Eldridge
to pay the Ithe and costs, telling him that he would give
the obsess to the poor-box.—Mr. Samuel Sanby, iron-
monger, Bridge-street, was next samnioned.—Mr.
Bank, pleaded guilty, and said he thought it should
he • general thing throughout the town that a
tradesman should not be allowed put out •
single thing. Be considered the way in which
thinp were exposed for sale outside shops was •
disgrace to Southampton. He hoped no favouritism
would be shown.-111x. Palk said the pollee were smiles.
They might depend upon it Mr. Breary would show no
vowing to bring about what Mr. sanby alluded to
favoaritism.—Fined S. and the oosts.—Mr.
Leon
Emanuel, pawnbroker, East-street, was irJso serum . ed.
—Kr. Emanuel said the carpets complained of dot not
xplained
project beyond his premlses.—Kr. Palk that
e
that did not matter. The Aft stated that nirsshoitie
not be hung up or exposed outside shops for allih
to proven lavas
articles by seeing them
from being tempted to tabs
taid, shops, reed 5s and the omits.
exposed on
object of the Act in the Ars* pleas was to prevent any
obstruction, and, in the second,

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