The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-10-22 00:00:00

POOL&

VISIT rem Ifs. Darin SlTllfotra, K.P.—Our
senior member has been oe a visit to Poole. He
inspeeted the new oyster-beds, ha monism with tbe
=anew, and ex premed himself highly gratified with
the prospect of Poole Harbour ultimately hemming
fertile for oydermltere. It will be two pima are the
bode will yield oysters fit dor food.
Kunio Or.. • Baillioolll al Efitf.•wroL Boom ,
—James Weeks. landlord of the Dove, was charged at
the petty maims on Thursday with keeping open his
bones during Me boars of Divine service on the previous
Sunday. P.C. Mast proved Saving fogad • penal
thinking beer is Islandentl boom daring the boars of ,
Divine eervise. Tbe defense was that tbe penes drink-
ing the beer ma • todpr. The Beesb, ermidering that it
wee Sbe first Whom inflisted a Sae of lis. oily.
A Ificatmaroce Boy.—Lt the potty orolooi. is
Thursday, a lad apparently aot more than 12 plan of
age, was eseleneed to one months imprisonment for
windows. He has Mee repestedly in the
binds of the pohce fore similar ideate, and risprimeads
baring quite lost their effect on him, sad
having brooms the ringleader of • gang of dis-
orderly boys, who are quite • terror to shopkeepers in
Markebetrest, the bomb derided on melting aa maniple

Quaint thintoge.—The Minnlnns Seeder for
the county mid borough of Poole were opened before J.
.1. Buller, Esq., recorder. ou Friday. There was but
one Calle fee trial, the indictment lying against • young
women named Ann Curry, for maliciously wounding
George Julius Hayes. The Recorder, after examining
the depositions, pronounced it to he a one that could
only be tried at the anima, owing to the prisoner
haw* mutinied that it was her intention to have com-
mitted murder. The wretched woman hi on the point
of being delivered of • child.
Comm' Coon, Oct. 15.—Before E. Everett, En.—
The business at this Court was much lighter than
usual, for though over 100 cases were entered, the
greater part were settled out of Court, and of those
heard most were for small amounts. In Stone.. Arley,
• claim of £7 for salvage of an anchor and chains, the
defendant asked for an adjournment, and it wee
granted. —Burton Morris. —Plaintiff, a horse dealer,
usually reading at Poole, Maimed £3 of defendant,
who lives at Bownemouth, balanoe of amounts on •
horse deal. Defendant disputed his liability on the
ground that the hone was older than plaintiff
represented, and thatit had the manse. CLIO adjourned
for the attendance of a vetesinary surgeon--/Ste v.
Davidson. A Co.—Plaintiff, • fish merchant of Poole,
claimed £4312.. of defendants, who are ship furnishers
carrying on business at Wapping, for three tons of salt
tisk Goods were supplied on 2nd September, and
plaintiff had • letter from them saying their terms
were cash in a month. Judgment forthwith.
UNLIOZNIND Pairs esousea--George Coles and Ann
Coles, who keep the New Loudon Tavern in Lagland-
street, were informed against beim the Pools Bench
on Thursday, by Mr. Aikenhead, for taking in ankle.
to pawn, not having • pawnbroker's hones. Mr.
Allusebead gated that • great deal of Whit pawnbroker
leg was trepanned In Poole. There was at present but
one pawnbroker's shop in the town, whilst there wed
ta be three. George Downing gave evidence that he
lost sertain things from his house previous to the NJ
of August last, coeintic g ptinny of wearing •P
and on that day • jacket was skiing, which he hailt
use don. The other artistes were • pair of trauma.
• waisteoat, • gold ring, • pair of drawers, and • aillt
handkerchief. On the MI of August he found all
then things at Mr. Cole's, sad on his agreeing to pay
Bd., which Mr. Cotes mid was dee on them, by in-
stalments of 2a. par week, they agreed to give Minn
up. He received the anions the sane evens', but
had not paid any of the mosey. Mrs. Coles informed
him a Mrs. Newton brought the articles there.
Amelia Dominey stated that Mrs. Montpelier Ind
herself took her husband's Juana to Mr. Newton's as
the Nth of August, with the 'Montan of pawning it.
Sarah Montpelier stated she accompanied the woman
Deanne to Mrs. Newton's, arid the Inter west AN
her to Mrs. (lotus's. Mrs. Newton then inked for the
loan of • few shillings on the Janet, and Mrs. Coles lent
12a. on the artiste. They bad • pint of beer out of it,
and paid the other 11.. N. to lies. Domtney. On the
following morning, Mrs. Donlon, Mrs. Newton, and
herself all went to the New London Tavern and
bad another pint of beer on wonky of the eon.
—Jane Newton Mated she agreed with Mrs. Coles
about the loan on the jacket, and promised, if she
would lend 12a., she should have 2s. ass present. •
few days after she milled on Mrs. Coles, and paid her
14s. exi. sad took away the Doe, which was still john
nonionic's. The defence was that the artistes were
purchased, and not takers in pledge. The Bonn inn-
sidered the charge proved, and initiated the =Mikis,'
bed £l2 10s., the lowest the law allows for theoffeftes.