The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-02 00:00:00

POOLE.

OFFICIAL INSITATION OF THI: POOLE AND BOVIINEMOrriI
Itvitwsv.—On WCllntooday Cot Ibitchinson, the tioverti•
went inveetor, amosipaine.l by Mr. W.
and Mr. A. Scott, of the London and South C.K.
Railway, and Mr. It. A. Raul, of the Somerset and Dorset
Railway, isukinl over the Poole and lionntemuuth line,
with an engine awl two 1,11Ti5k40.4 AA far as We have
been able to sacertain, the line was considered astisfactory
awl will he shortly opened. The opening of the Ever-
creed' line is fixed to take place on the etnil June for
local traffic awl the through traffic from Bourne 44444 Uth
to the Midland Railway stations will commence on the
find of July
11.,n0l WI PATIN SraeloNil, Wedllewle).--lid..mmr hi. lenup.
Welch. and Mr. H. Hamilton.
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Charles If Dowell. an etueUnnorrine spars, was charged by
P C. (t...lane with being drunk and disorderly on paling day.
Ile was t ery lightable and threateiml to clear the protector,
of the peace out of the street He hail nothing to say, and was
final fa rid. and cute, and allowed till tiaturday tilay.
Till'it•DAT. --Before Mr. W. l'auce (eh:urinal), Sideman
F. T. Rogers, Mr 11. Hamilton (es• Mai or), and Mr. t'. J.
Rho,; Mr. A. Balaton, Mr. 6. R. Penne), Mr. T. R. Sanders,
and Mr. M. KengsWeleh.
Henry Molten, and John Monoo, were suninimmi by
Rosanna and Benjamin Batt, of Nile.row, for an assault. The
parties Sr. neighbour.. -Mr. 110•Yllftt appeared for nim•
plainest& The arisen took place between 11 and 11 o'clock on
election night. Complainant was in dour. with • few friends
taking supper, •theu be heard • row outside, artd on going to
see when we. the matter defendants turned 111•41 and Arm*
him, and he returned the blow, Ile then went Inane to pro-
tect his tinmerty, when he and his wife were again easaultal.
The men had no eight in his house; and in the street no tinc
rogation hal been git.i. —llefeislants pleaded that they had
been threatened with • chair but compLainant sail this owl
In selbilefence and in his house %aeons Hatt corroborated
her husband, whom ddestabuit'a Lid hold of by his hair
and struck him in the face ; and ni her going between them
they best her. Intendant asked witness If her father was not
the" indicator" of the e,,.? nhe would% my. In reply both<
Bench, witness said There was a general row, which hod to
this disturbance.- lonian Willy, a nest-door neichtniu, saw
Henry Honey going into !tales house,and told him he we. doing
wrong. lie, however, went 111 end struck comp/shunt's
husisinl, sad LIVVI Mrs. Batt from • Now Honey
struck at her. There was a tight below, but that hal nothing
Lod., with the nor with Honey and Galion ; ittsver heard lan
say • word. Joeeph Ahearn. another Nile-Inv, neighbour, told
• similar tale, only that wad in bed," and got up to see
what was the muter, lbstey had hold of Mr. mid Mrs. Batt,
and John Honey took up hallavillon cup, and broke it .n-or
thorn In mds Mr. ilowani the witness said the chair was
not lilts] until MM. Ilitt )111Irtier." there was • general
row lwtween and album', two slams. She cot up anti
interfered, axing limey assaulting Belt Mkt his sire In their
home.- Henry tinny mid it was all the souse etwry ; when one
mid the other would stkk to —Mr. llowani mid he went upon
the assault in the house:, if it had been merely a etreet-row he
should let it liefeislaials plea tel that on going to me what
the PM' in the nes was they found lien Holloway and 411"
Cutler with Calton eu the :Maud, sisi. interfering
Hatt mine up and provoked him eto that he followed
him to the house, and was struck with the chair mem
the twee. He boil wiliness, and tailed Wihlim Alston,
wbo wag also in or getting out. All he ear wm • Mall
g, with Homy after !dui, reel enter Iletre home where
fighting was citing 4.11. reply to honey: YoU went into the
limit, but I-did It me you strike any .41e There was •
'IWO., .4 people around you ; and if you struck any OM I
•11.411.1 think you dal it in self-de/eine ; bull couldn't see what
took place- -lighting on. Vottig oilcans...get the other. -
1nt0,,, oho keeps the "Three crowns" Inn, mid she anal her
husks.' were wishing Honey " gml night," when a man
named Cutler said "down with your blue*, up with your
yellows 7 and • general row ensueel, nit .siee being kinseked
dosti. She saw ...ore till Honey went hit.. Ilates house,
but there 'Vert: too natty there for "one man tilCllll4ittitr With
and Itasn and ennuis hueband led Honey away. 'lle Bench
*unstated, as -there were at inney similar mem, that sone
arrangement should be come li, ci Mould Ilr. How-ael could
•ITallge It; .•401‘3.1tdiy,.. 511,tt0ntatl Mr. SONIC, so you steak
i. •-ell Mr. llowarl at election ineetings."—Mr. 'toward haying
consulted with his client. sae willber to tilthdraw If defendants
would pay M. for the wilful ibunace nistsional and the costs.
This was done, the defendants agreeing to acceie the terms ;
the Bench ailowiog a week for peyistint.
There were 'Wien' other aura all "election PIMA, but they
were adjounted for • week.

!LLD) Lb raunit.tms.

In a nue of alleged ;.ersoliation, in which Mr lopcoa Wrai
against a potion named Looder. Mr. F. Trat en. aaki.d
for all adjountinent .41 the ground 11 Mr.
tin. Mriibekil. oil the infennatoei
being informal frous 61i51iliar to end, and against the *pint or
the act : and he mrlaittly rould not renew hie lent Ile emi•
tended that by the Act of Parliament. immediately the person
rho sus allege.i to hate pcnotiatal the toter. it should lute
been at qace declared to the returning officer, alio au
cusp...keno Viiiriirr tire penent personating itibt the eu,n,sl) of
any oentialsk or peace Aker tbenlorc he ...id it na..dear
(hi: sllk inwehineni Set in 51.41101 551 wrong ;0011 the laneh
Sere potteries. to at Mr. Rogers uid lln for •Ole decoledly
would tea take the of &tattling the maii in
melody oil mob an infonnal information Mr. Itaboton
said there ~,,, beat eenditate ; and hr eettalitly
would not locur ill the neater -It
eras quite clear Mr roirclUall !Whit a .a.. ..r he
been there - Mr. Travers thought that a 1110.4 unjust input.-
tbni op.. Mr. Copt:nun, who hail bewll 10ketl ill l.a the rued.
The t hairman. as the neuth-pb I If tlie !tench. dierhantel
She cleieislant : for huttedl he dal not think tt.e tame ought to
has• been ,ut.rod jilt"St UI