The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-12 00:00:00

POOLZ.

Acotourr.—Mr. Holmes', dyer, of Lourliot, mat
with a nasty accident on Tues&y afteru.aol, lie a.
driving up from the station In • pony and trap, which
be bwi kired of Mr. Guy. whs.' Hie animal, appawatly
without rhyme or reason, started at • atridoo
The trap oullided with the corner of • wall Dear M.
Jacob'., and Mr. Holmes was thrown violisolly ,ait and
stutalned a severe sprain to his sum, while hia bead
hoof the worst of as encon•ter with the rood.
Paradoxical as it may seem, be I. pro rewoor Diwdy,
but it will be some abort time before be will dye.

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A YOUTHFUL Turnt.t.ts.—A little girl, not three
years of age, named Fry, liv,ng at Fi.h.,tre,t, ,rnj
the daughter of ono of die railway porter', I. ft ion
school at Poole at the usual dinner hour on Mon lay,
but did not rettun home. Alter a time her pa sot,
ben kme anxious about her a search wee ma is, but
without succees. The services of the crier were then
engaged, sad this brought the intell,g,Dos that •
strange child bad been eseo near the Woodmen. Her
father went In that direction, and on the road not
P.C. Holloway who had diecover,l the yang
oh •iz at ni"ht rtoietly muntiviog aiono at 13.111/00
VilaiG),, • ,611•11106 ot three mire from Poole.

Ssuaa.—Some of the cute ones have been nicely
taken in by a w io len-leggal gentleman, who, m •
rule, bee hi." life on the ocean wave "—f-ir although
be pewee a woolen-kg he goes to ma. Armed With
an old pensioner paper,of which somehow or anther he
had managed to obtain possession, and he own* to
Pools a few days ago, and on the representation that
he was about to draw about Lid arr. tr.. of pei
obtained loans of money right and left. Abo 415 is
16 persona we understand were let in, the chi. I being
Mr. Walt. Allard, who parted with !lowly • ...ord.°
and sundry refreshments. His present el be.. is
wanted by them victims of misplaited confachnce.
THW rICIIIT-OW-LZAVA MAW AT THZ
Os Monday evening there wee a lama and fashionable
*Whence at the Amity Li withers the represents.
Bon of the drama of the ticked-of-leave man by the
Garrick Club. Ilk is the m.mt and pronehly
the one by which he is best koown, of the drama.,
writings of the late Tom Taylor, fonneriy ed for of
Pesch. The Plot is a simple one. hut affords
opportunities for the curtain to fall upon a very
emanational dasonmeent. 1111, Briefly, • Lanosalrre
Iml, comm to London aol net. into bad c inspeny. In
order to relieve the necessities of a street singer, May
Edwards, he borrows a note for £2O from a vita,.
known as the "The Tiger," in who • clutches be baa
fallen, Imams it, and it turns out to be forget, and be
rt. four years' penal gervitude. On his return from
Portland he obtains a Mutation in the office of a
merchant. • Mr. Gibson, and L. about to
be married. when Metter Moss, another of the
gang, discovers his past hi.tory to his master,
and he is discharge I. He finally turns navvy, but
detesting the two rogues cheating a y iung.rer num.!
Sam Willoughby, a f.rmvr fellow chik of his,
he unmasks tkeen, and they in revenge tell his mates
that he is • gaol bird. Toe navvies refuse to have
anything further to do with him, and in despair be
listens, or pretends to listen, to a proposal made him by
the two villains that he sboul I join in a scheme to
rob his former wester. After they leave him is the
taproom of the ale house, be is lamenting his inability
to send a tote to Mr. Gibson to wars him of his
danger, when an apparently drunken navvy gets up
up, announres himself as" Hawkshiew the &festive,"
anl °Los t t .ke It. Tb. last 50... Ls the City Chorrh.
yard, outside "the crib" that ham to be "cracked.
The burglary is enoosseludy accomplished, but whilet
the work is progressing, Mr. Metter ?does, who omte as
"call-bird,' I, pounced npon by Illawk.haw an I hand-
cuffed. 11 acil the Tiger then emerge from the
offices with the cash-bog. Bob refines to port with it,
and almanac., that the part he ha, taken his ben
ooly to pens-roe Mr. Giherm's p.r pr ty A deep ie•ti
struggle tv.enes, an I 111, s 81%, .• 1/%olt vs 'II the
ground, whs. Iliierkelmw ls buns •111. At I eft•-r
another terrific fondle the Tiger ouccunalas. The
curtain Oen falls noon the two rogue in nut sly. Bob
on his hack with his wife fondly heeding ~e sr
and Mr. Gibmn obli.e lbo admit., In rep:y to the hero,
that after all there may b.ewe go I left in • ticket-
if-leave man. It is satiefachiry to fin I, ac.t.weling
Mr. H:wkshaw, that Bob, although rather badly
hurt, is worth 20 dead men yet; and therefore
the audience sr. enabloi t f 401 a very
pretty imaginative foture for the pinny c mph..
Mr. awl Mrs. Itrieri y part "I Robot t
ltrierly was taken by Mr. X A. H. Jlitheleon, wu
we behave, ha. almote I the .4 ge m a prifemion. ant
whir gives every pr.imiee of in time i.e.:artist: AA
honourable position upon it. At present he is fa
above the average amateur, and is admiraiilv andel,
both in voice and physique, for such roles as X Own
Belphesor, the Serf, ac. Mrs. H. Mitctiehm
(ere Minn.) appeared as May Edwards, a wide liver•
imam, from characters which she has awnm.ril
previous dramatic evenings at this hall. Th• result
was highly pleaaing. Mrs. Milchelson play .1 with •
tendernese and a natural eitoplicity and grace thNt
evidenced that rile thoroughly realised the charact.r
of the fouil and trusting Stay—the poor hienillow
ballad singer, and the wife devoted thi,ugh ail ',isle
end difficulties. Mr. A. H. Malden, 114 Ifeekehew,
was well up, in hia port and brought down the bo'i.
, when, pulling if his disguise, he revealed himself as
the fauprom detective. Mr. W. A. Stow, anil Mr.
liampforl, an the Tiger and MON, the 101 l ili.crunter.
°vie • very yin/Inoue pair, although, perhaps. the
part of Moss WWI a little over-don.. A caiiiol
a",simion of Sara Willoughby was that of Mr. G .
r pi. His appearanee deemed in a little short
jicket and • pair of punt', through which hie white-
A"ckihrild leg. protruded some c.in.iilerable diets.",
vies the Mims' for a roar of laughter, which was
again and again avowed as "the bad boy " iedulgel
In emu* witty hys.play--eating the o wary" sm.%
sit'ing on the packs of chair., and t imblier
"copping " hie, grandmother's money, end general,
t-selng the p .or ill soul'. life nut with hi. fon lams
fir short Mays and fast life. Granny Willoughby Cs,
another good inake.up (Mr. H. Michelson), •I P r,,rl
well the character wee rendered. .lu.t on. of Mute
g-weiping old wiraien—goo l-heated hut m euree—
wit, are to be mot with every day. Ili, with was
tree from extravagance, and the part inn nett
gerity. There could not have hewn a better emit la
Ste. Gibson, than Mr. J. H. Webetw- ; mid Mci.
B Mani, as Emily St. Evettonod, sated very iltorallr.
and free from mannerism. Nowa malty, the all" the
pr,unpter was rather ;Wardle negdg I, lout e thy ho
chief artists but a few more rehearaxls tnakv
the piece run awn thly. and Onilawil .0(4 With Cu
siderably more effect. It should be repeated, and to
doubt would draw as well as on "['in lay. l'lt°
scenery was by Mr. E. A. H. Mitchelooo, and the
churchyard scene (night) was dirarrAlr app'andel.
At the crocks' in the chief actor. bowed their &Ain.,
lodgement' before the curta n, the hero and heroin*
cornier, in fey a subs maths' burst of greetee• aP01•••••
The knoll, •-• was lest by Mr. UMW

PETTY BEBBIONB.
nictllDAT.—Before W. Pearce and W A. Stow,
Lewin, of the Poole Foundry, er, guar
fa ibis nou-payineat f £37 16.., po retea
_lla h., not appear, and Mr. ?ado*, autimaut
baring kauvod Ili* rate, au order wee made
trimmest.
lug., Wellman was summoned for 01 llts. 4 1.,
~.,. rates, and s °Met was made.
P !wry Gardimr, shipwright, was summoned for
Wang Jobs &ander*, shipbuilder, on Jan. 29,-
51r. i•noen wee for the Selenuant.—Compialuant
.Ist d that oo Um day in questa*. he was in the &iv.
vrioue arki Use oefendaot came in sod owe-
• abusing him Snout • small sum of mousy be
told bias ha would pay him -1 toe
.time, awl the del widest then struck alm.
au Ford sod Tom Moat gave ourroburstms swideace.
_Mr. 'Travers, ou behalf of lb. delsne•nt, cleated
• gay blow wee struck, but admitted that la a
Dr went of irritatioa, beoeum be could not pt his
be pushed UN oaseddruta..—rb• Cheirmau
imi▪
si a we • pity thew trub/idbouse squabble cootud
Otlt in settled out of ouort., twt those was so doubt
it.,. pad bow au ...salt owituntt•l, •Ithough • v.ry
tdvi I ono. Defoodabt woull be geed ls. and wets.
lb. H 0.... us Tb. J.pay 6eilor wee trara•rred from
Gene Cr sus. d-Onntd, in J. T. ugsr.r.