The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-18 00:00:00

POOLE.

Cocusion.—A collision took pier* within the har-
bour on Friday, between two Welsh oolliers, the
Martha end the Edward Beek, neither of whios
would make way for the other. Both vessels sus.
tamed injury, the one having her boom taken away,
the other her jibboom. Both were laden with ooal
at the time.

CLEVER CA PTIIRZ Or THIEVIII. pug orl
thieves, consisting of two men and two women, have
been apprehended by Superintendent Gifford. On
Monday the 3rd, he saw the men standing in front of
Mrs. Roger.' shop, at Longthet. With that singular
skill which some of the best police officers possess, be
knew them to be thieves, and they were apprehended at
the Ship Inn, about twelve o'clock at night. It was
found that the men had robbed a person named Dew
of a watch the same evening, at tbe (leach and
Horses Inn. and two hate were found in their possession,
sokeequently claimed by Mr. Loader, a shopkeeper, in
High-street, and the females bad some material for
drawee. They were remanded by the asuistratee till
Monday, the 10th, when nothing further being found
against the females, they were discharged; the magis-
trates told them they hod no doubt they were all travell-
ing together for a common purpose, and that they bad
bad a narrow escape. The men were committed for
trial at the next Poole Quarter Sessions.

A N mamma. —George Curtis, auctioneer, was .um•
monad before the borough magistrates on Thursday
week by Superintendent Gifford, for allowing a quan•
tity of filthy matter to remain in the cellar of a house
in Bowling Green-alley, of which defendant was the
owner or agent to the owner. Mr. Giftord said there
had been a great deal of siokness in the neighbour-
hood, and by the direction of the sanitary com-
mittee, he versed a notioe -es defendant to abate
the nuisance within 24 hours, bet he did not
take these proceedings till seven days had islapeed.
The notice defendant impudently sent back. Mr.
Harker, for defendant, contended that the notice
ought to have bees served on Mark Bogdan, the
occupier. Defendant said theca., had been " got
up" against him because he opposed the superinten•
dent'. application for an inorethe of salary--a state-
ment worthy of the man, but which nobody *lse ,
would think of making. The Mayor said they eat
there to do jostles irrespective of every oonsidera-
tion. Mr. Giffird, denied the foul charge, and
said that he had simply done his duty, and that be
should continue to do. The Bench adjourned the
awe for a week. Curtis has since removed the filth.

WIMBORNE.
TR, ADJOURNED LICRNSING MICITING took place
Lest Friday before the county Bench. Mr. Conway,
esoile officer, of Wareham, applied for • license for
Lb. Miner's Arms, Kinson Hill. He bad bought the
property when the house was bosomed, and taking it
away now would inflict on him agrees logo He bad
let it to a man named Ayles, a potter, of Breakage
Island, The Bench granted the limos's on the main-
iguanas of good order beivbrob.a:ised.—The ad-
journed appfication of Mot ta, of Holt, for
a license for the Barley Mow, wan refused.
PaTry Ssamoits, Friday.—Bdore C. J. Parke,
Esq. (Chairman), the Ray. C. J. Glyn, and W. L
Adye, Fem.—Jorreph Heokford was summoned for
trespassing in search of game at Lytchett Minster,
on land belonging to the Misses Bowan. The bailiff
saw Heokford trying for genie, and rode towards the
place, when the &sondeni made off down the wash
in a boat. Being • convicted poacher, be wee now ,
fined 40a., including costa ---Kiiist:sth aniedribb
was summoned by Mu, Ann Churchman for
sassolt. The peruse are neighbours at Panaphill, on
Lb. Kingston Lamy estate, and Mtn Churchman's
windows having Ws broken, she accused Broedribb
of dein it, at which defendant became highly int%
went into oomplainaot's Muse, and struck her, givtng
ber • black eye. She was lined 15e., including caste.
Willeit L Adye, of Merly House, was sunintontyl
by the overseers of Great Centord for isoo.pgyinaut
of poor-rates, mob's on great tithes. Mr. Cum/.
of Wimborns, larid.afgent for Mr. Ad e, appeuyd on
his behalf, and explained that the delsodant lets his
farms Wit* free, and at an iaortssed rental on that

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