The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-07-09 00:00:00

POOLE.

8001g7T p FuoarDs.—=-IVoloosoo of Kra Pz=
of Wevt stre&. oxrther f the Plwriff, at au ad
age, wanh event occurred ea Thursday. h.. taken
away 510.0. t ,he last enrciring earvoiher of th- Fries&
ioolety in thui town, which to tn• lama gwwwntiow held'
au important status herr.
FATAL Aoolollll'. —OO WedDliettly 'coning
George Norris, of Parlt.tone, uefortustatelg fell odf a
kwd of moo rears which lbo was I.kisa from .1*
farm of Kr. George Foot. and .1111 shortly af,erer.rgg
found bleeding and helpless ea the rued side. U. woe gas.
'eyed home and updiaal trealeteet proogotly orgarod,
which, bower, prorof saaroalioa. nig guien,,
Ilaprod
eßata Sao ofbroloop of the rocatellag dog, viler
boa empir&

BM; Soanni.—The ea/1W
broach of the bridals and Porno &hi, Puois
!Hold on the Town-hall, ea Thursday
A. W lki,w,n "nicOl 'be ehe r, ed thr
as • derdeeeion (-era tit.
t‘,. it,. It. ,tekts t h•. e rev. me,r.be
o4creasad bo the Ran V P . -- k lent •ft
clerrotnea of 'lra g•tabl.hm n'. u'd "0 ker.: 3'.
flo..ke and It. T. Verral I, Diarating ministers. T. ,
me • n ri to- roux attendant*.

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is was a petty neighbours' quarrel, and the eso a •
disetwe4 payment of costa to be divided
Shept.tard was brourbt up in custody
drunk end disorderly, and resisting the polio,. 4
yew. he had been drinkinz, mud emiebody lake, It
his face. hi the street a crowd of boys fonowei
and be was creatiag a groat diaturbsnee. lie
hems of pyttniC drunk and making • great noise. IC
K. Reese, pewee, said that he sent for the
p„ p f iht*,„ custodyLefor they eees mnore,
night and day by Wm. H would go to witeoa!
house as ,levee or t "sloe o'clock at night Lad pr
about the Government, ht:hurch. and low eturZ.
on 'Tuesday evening p. er went with
and threatened to assault 'vitae" if he came
of hie home He made the most horrible
at the rectory door. Priaone." wns ftried
oasts, and, ID default, committel ter lisky's hu,
labour.

POOLE QUARTER 111881088.
The Sidunstner Quarter Bsatioria for tbe
twenty of Poole were held oo Friday, Wore J. Bin‘;',
tim Recorder.
It °barging the grand jar., the ki.oorder rehrred
length to ilia circumstances under which the Haihrts
were i.(11048d for reasiviog stolen has, and be
that in the eaoe of so bulky an article MI hay, iweeef
be very dilloult for it to be stolen unless there
portions as hand to refteite it, and they, if not
ewe nertahtly as led se tie thieve.. As to the
of money belonging to Tine. milkman, of
which was put in a oats and watered in the b0d,,..;
or, by his berither's wife, who went to ere Bre Yin.
eho was in child bed, be remarked that it onel4
mush snOre predeot and wise for people in thea...djtk.
If. to plow. thMr aseinci in the Post "los nev
Bank. win re it w .44 be safe, the, .
.mall rots of interest, and rohborkei of this kiwi
▪ impossibla fin coosbwisd by calling attestino ta it,
hod Atte of the road at Ilse entreats to lb, to., fra,
Rini/woof. and eagesaed that a preseatment from ttii
jar, should be sided to the bilk.
John Ribberd, landlord of tea Britannia Inn, P.n.
stone, and Job Hibberd, his soo, were choreal with
reoeivina three trends of hey, weighing two c.v.,.
knowing the saw to hair, been gtoles, on the 10,11
Ainil but. Hr.collin, prneeirete I, and Hr. Smith
defended the prieoners. Williai Ridout, farmer and
hey dealer, of °bacilli Fitspaine. proved mewling ,
and of hay on the morning is q.sstiee. to Porkst,..nei
ro 14r. Rodeos, manager of tb• Routh Western Pottery,
n of Rowell and Woolbridge. They would
at of their toy to call at the Br ittanni• I Marla
Br•ke sad his wife, geepere of the Lytehell
proved that Os* prosecutor's waggon ladiso with hay
ca taken thromit that g.to shoot 4 am , April 10,
George Pot, f .rnzer of Parkstoee, spoke to seeing thy
weggoo stauding at the door of the Britt.anin that
morning, and seeing the two serene throw i.ff three
trawl of bay and walkers, when tie younger pro.oner
•ork tir.to no end carried them into his father's
yard. Sept. 0 lord deposed to guise to the Briterin's
that morning with Hr. Hud.on, where bit found two
trusses and a half of bey to a Inn, and the eider psioon. r
...d h. mold not mown t for it, he did not how obat
.0. did. Th.,..i.ger pri..:lollT lad he did sot know what
so. left by the carters. I, crouessantioation thou per-
intend nt indignant, &mieo. that ho went to ibsorli, if
the other pr mowers, and endearnore to perettwle them
ple.d guilty and to diolll/0 W'ho tha buy,
11r. Smith said be fully believed NMI. but he wee in-
structed to ink the rioes.ion. P. C. Reeks altorwardi
met the younger meaner on the Boon.`entooth road,
and asked him if the carters brought sitithing with
them. Re replied "yea, some hags, and . littk b., foe
'heir horses. Nothing else." Mr. J•le Sidney Reim,
ro•nager of the B.lk Western Pottery,
.tated that he orterol the hay of the ovoriesotor, end
that the Superintendent's statement respect ng the
conversation was enrrect.— After counsel on trdb sides
had been heard, the Retarder summed no. an'. -flit
for a s'.nri time' the jury found Job Hibbard
(why, and John Flibberd not godly, and the former
•ftx sent. no-4 to sit months' bird labour.
Thomas 0.1. charged with brooking into an onl.
have belonging to Mr. Chrieto,her Rill, and 'Waling •
lien, his property, on the bib ins'. was found guilty,
•entenoed to two soottat.' inapsii:onment with bud
labour.
wl Et Wasters and John Wasters. 01 Warthotp• Pll'•4'.l
guilty, the forme, to stogies, end the latter to mein.
eS Ws. on the 18th of Juno, thn promo.
Mark Vine at Longaset. Mr. Collins, who prosecuted,
•eiiies.mt.4 to the Recorder that he was 10614110 k, 10
,0001121010011 the jr+ioners to newsy, the female being a
.ister•in-law of Tine, and sbe took the money ,n
',mint of temptation, while 'be guilty contolmity of
the mile prisoner appearod to be very shut. T.
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Recorder feel oily addrened the female pria *ti•l
he felt it is duty to sentence heir to the.. inent.h.' bud
labour. The male prieeer wall wooly by es:led im to
enter into his moo:nizsnoes to mimes, eiltens'vr ho
.hould be called op to mei.. sentence.

LONOILABL
C.trnox TO BCU.H,Cer KEEPERS. —W dliskm
Burbidge, son of the last defendant, area charged with
allowing beer to be coniumed on his premises cher
10 p tn. on the 24th June. The maw seas proved Ey
P.C. Webb, and the defence sought to establie,sd by
Mr Lock was that the men found in the house by the
policeman were lodgers. The Bench decided taint ems
of the parties found in the house was not &
lodger, inasmuch as though he might have agreed to
sleep in the house that night, he had private lodgim s
in the village, where he had left his food, and that
by the r quiremente of the Peer•bouse Act no hurl-
lord of a beerhouse had any right to supply beer ei en
to lodgers after 10 p.m. As the defendant had bete
previously convie eel of a similar offence be was five
11 and 10s costa.

COMIADICTORY EVIDIO CI. —At the WitnhOrnr
Petty Sessions on Friday last, John Hurbidge,
or Loughlin', was summoned for being
drunk and riotous in that village on the everting of
the 24th June— ur. H. Lock, of I)meherter, appeared
I tr the defendant —P.C. William Webb said the deism.
d int with two other men passed him about 50 yards
front • beerbotue kept by his son-in-law ; defendant
was very drunk, and made use of sbusive language
towards the constable, and afterwards offered to fight
a man named Foot. Mr. Lock, in his cliest's behalf,
poiitively dented the charge, stating that be was • most
respectable in n, and had never been known to he tipsy
in his life. He then celled as witnesses • young num
named Lookyer, • millwright in business with he
father at Hearne near Christchurch, another young
man named Taylor, and an inhabitant of the vilbge
named Wareham, who said be had known defendant
30 years ; the two former positively swore that the
defendant was neither drunk nor abusive, and the lator
that he had never known him the worse for liquor.
The tench decided to adjourn the case to allow the
policeman to produce corroborative evidence.