The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13 00:00:00

POOLE.

PETTr SES,IONS, Their,lity.—Before the Mayor (Mr. U.
[Lawton) and tle..irs. C. J. Stone, W. D. 1ia4.1.‘10, 1. A.
antl.l. B. Unroll,
Mr. F. Tarver, oti hehalf of the proprietoni of the
Dolphin lirewerv, applie4l that the nia4istrates eon,elit
to carry on busine,ei in an adj, a. cottage whilst the
I ,I„he Inn ao., ~,lieildete should he in writior, the
Ewise antlionties de.ired it to he.—The application was
granted.
James Matthew, wan Strnitlione.l for men: it calcu-
lated to provoke a breach of the peace tow:ink Volum
White.—This was a very trillupery ease, and the Bench
ilhaithwed it.
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jewpit Charl., Hal, ;ant Mary lug were sets-
MAIO I for assaulting Edwin Northover, on Sunday even-
ing.-Complainant said as he was going to chaied the
defendants and two other lioys knocked ief his hat several
times and illoised him, and then asked him to give them
sine tobacco to make it up. Ile cauld not my whO struck
him, but a boy who was with him at the time c mad.- The
case was adjourned for the :Wont:ince of the witeesv
Samuel Greenham and Martin Care were imunnoned for
using language calculated to provoke a breach of the ware
towards Sarah Kidney, at Parkittone. on Monday, out also
for being drunk and disorderly.- Mr. 11. T. 'frevanion
appeared for complainant ; Mr. P. Travers for defendants.
-Mr. Tres anion stated that the wife of Greenhate had
lately died somewhat suiblenly, awl that during her illness
Mrs. Kidner lent her blankets and performed other acts
of neighbourly kinditesa for her. Since the death of his
wife Greenhant had I,set reprateilly making charges
against Mrs. Kidner whirn were utturly unfounded, eliarg•
ing tier with stealing blanketa and other things.-totti-
plain:tut said she lived near the churelt at Parkrtoit.i.
She was in her house looking over a bill with Mrs. Cattle
when Greenhatti came up and beat the window. She
bolted the door and stayed quiet, whilst defendants
rem:tinsel betting the back door. She tapped ti.- window
to P.C• Dru-hett to CLAIM a11111,e11.1 (III:111 away. I resod-not
had a blanket whit+ she had lent Mrs. Grnenham in her
list illness. which he sail lie would give 1,0 llilll. Ile also
raid lie would knock her loains out. She had given him
no provistation. Did not accuse him of having iituralerol
his wife.--Elizabetit Cattle said she was in Ow hoe,' of
Mr. Kintner ou Monday when Greenhani came series the
isit and. accused Mrs. Xidner of having rolasot
Mrs. Kidner hail given hint no prevoration. Martin Cave
did not say anything. They bad had something to drink
-Mary Ann Jeffrey said she was hanging out clothes awl
saw Greenharn go and kick the door and accuse Mrs.
Kidner of robbing hint of liii bed-elothes and running him
in debt for liquors. The defentlanta were not 'stir. (live
usol no abusive tangling,. -Martin Harvey raid he litol
at Parkstone and raw the men when he was at wnrk go
down the road by tilite,rt• Ilitililings. Ile otw Mrs. Kiilner
call to Pt', lirtt.shett to have Greenhain away. lreoultatu
told her she had robbed him, P.C. Itrusliett perotatled
him to gain or he wol el,' lie sutionmed_ tireenham brought
out some blankets :Ind said he would give thou to her.
lie did not bear him make any threat. MI not hear CAVC.
•ay anything. They ha I hal .11Ie beer, lint were not
drunk and disorderly. There was swearing both sides. -
Mr. Travers then addres:eil the !tench on behalf of the
defendants, and called as a witness P.C. Ilrnsliett, whe
said be was at Parkstone on Monday, and in consoptence
of what Mrs. Kidner bad said went and told the 1.1-11 to
go on or they would be mottionol. Thek hail hal drink,
but were net drunk and disorderly. Mr.. Kideler said
that Greenhorn hal toordernd his sue, and said bp a‘a., a
rogue, is thief, and a liar. He glid U. 4 bear :ill that seas
odd-Mary Hester C.lVt, Saitl cli. rosbled near Mrs.
Kidney. at Parkstone. She did not bear Mrs. Kidner
make any charge against Oreeuham, as the row was going
on before she went but,-Mary Ann Brushett said she
lived at Parkstone, not far from Mrs. Kidner. She did
not hear the commencement of the row, lett heard bad
language used on both sides. Mrs. Kbiner sail
had murdered his wife, but dhl not her Greenhant make
ally charge. -The Bench eontelereal the threats proved,
and ortere,ttlefontattts to puy the costs awl to enter into
their own recegnizances of £lO to keep the mace, Green-
ham for six months and Cave for three months.