The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-02 00:00:00

POOLE.

Tan LATE Arnotrrtn Sr-Kans.-The man
who was brought up about a fortnight ar
of attempting to commit suicide by cutting kiss.—
still remains at the Workhouse in a very had pedal
He was to have been brought up on remand las*
clay, but the medical authorities stated that he*
unable to be removed.
Tim STORM. —The wind blew a perfect herders°.
Wednesday night. Pots and tiles were rent fllie
over the pbros and about ten in the evening $ ,
adjoining the New Antelope, kept by Mr. 1'
New-street, was completely stripped
mortar. A larse pane of plate Ow wa,
out from the office formerly occupied by the steer
company, and was smashed to atoms. Several
we believe, were also levelled.
THE other evening the Poole Volunteers, rude
command of Lieut. Budge, Second-Lieut. Hi
being present, had a march out, amximpaniei
their own band and that of the Wareham corps. '
residence of the hon. chaplain, the Rev. i•
Williams, of Stanley Green, where they were
in to partake of refreshments, which had been S.
provided for them. It is hardly needful to OT,
compliment was highly appreciated and
acknowledged.
SHIPPING CASUALT4.-011 Friday, shout threel`b
a bag called the George, Avery master, west
on the Hook Sand, at the mouth of this h'it
log an easterly gale. She was bound to Shield' t
'rrouville in ballast, and in a very short
boat was manned and put off to her. Thorn
were, however, not required, as the mew
vessel in their own boat, giving the ship in cissislo
Mr. F. Wills, pilot of this port, who irimeen,y
evening in vetting her off and brought her up PIA
Quay, making some water. The crew were takeeld
of and sent to their own homes by that
society to all seaman— the Shipwrecked 311
Society.
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PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL To Ma. WARI'le
large room of the Liberal Club was crowded
need,/ evening with Liberal voters and rupP(7o
Mr. Waring, who had been called togesher_...fre
private conference. Dr. Phllpotts WU117;4
chair, and, in the course of his address. P
the gallant fight M Waring had made in th.c,74a
of Poole Liberalism, and the sympathy Ise.rtjWt
with the welfare of the town, and said
it
widely suggested that now the feeling bred
warfare had passed away, it would be a fitillilcs
trinity for the Liberal party to show in a tans „reis
their appreciation of Mr. liVarinv's worth t'n
The proposition was most cordially rerei.`7,es
influential committee appointed for the
carrying it out. 4 4114
SHIFTING INTILIJGCHIN :
2ltßussell, Cowes, nu • Eva, Brown, Ail:6#
Volunteer, Dyke, Newcastle, coeds; Mglihy..iY.l
Field, Newcastle, coals; Pedestrian, P,ellad.
castle, coals ; Corsair, Camps,
23n:4—Harmony, Attwooll, Langres', 1""";e1
Avery, Trouville, ballast. 24th.—Joset,
Prm, Southampton, ballast; Diedrich.
ampton, ballast; Tempter, Vinet Ng:71;1
25th.-Cornflower, Kent, Plymouth,
esl 0
Nicholas, Statham, coals; Emmikea'doc,in jos or
nil;—LordLizziToehnjaneßussell, Hu,gHhe.i;oPn,ortSwisnage' I's; 044,
G°friSwenada stone; Sarah Ann, Brew&vi,
nil; Catherine, Battershell, Portim'uftemaLk
S 4 iiilteS : 214.—Ommenlanden, StrairiLy „Se
, Freedom, Freenhasn, London, clay; 1"$;e:1;i li:
Lie
, Bremen, clay; Anna, Talton, Bre„'n pnct;,j
Page, Bembridge, pipes. 240.—!A..,,b, L",.•
, bridge, pipes. Ztli.--Sewdrs,
Ilic
' pitwood ; Perseverance, Vinc°°‘
VlN't ; Sapphire Cook, Southampton.. t.ou:aa
ight Tender, Woolf, London, ellib'covsg'
j Rowe, Runcorn, clay; Ocesaßella
clay.

priTY SESSIONS, THURSDAY. 1
lb. gayer (10. G. Ourtia), Magary. W. N.
Before A. Bowe., j. CanwaY, W. D. D•gdale, and U.
UMW'. ,
Fir.ifihdri. a labourer, was charged with stealing a .
fito be property of Seerit• Getes, of Berksepne. and
I.—Th• rr eentor missed the spade from
rd wow ea the 6th of February lest: shortly dap,
kis o!' ser to h it to • man named Freeland Phitlir,
ile:rtore dealer, sod sold it to him for 3s. 34., his
ol • ' for p;rtisg with it being that be had been sent for
rsesse.pe, and be wanted a little money to
~. sosaarap
p cos.; oa the resd.—fienreant Bridle was apprised of
heif t he the prosecute., and he succeeded in traciog the
hill'n;.' prpeoer wee apprehended on Tuesday morning
L;;Oster, by P.C. It mho. When charged he said he
lil,,:ilireedy told the polite at Chichester that Le had stolen
Or Wwj''
They was alio • charge egain,t tbe prisoner of breaking
,-, de dwelling-house of William Seundere, of Long.
.!......ad euei int therefrom • eilver watch, valued at 20..
rTiree book th
~ of e vidue at lt, on the 11th of Octoler!
ros the moraine io quettion the prosemlor and hie
ih..7• to cone to Poole, the howls being left
dtciiyes._
.lisir. ht. The watch was placed in • box
lieu hot pelted. lie saw the prisoner the same day
::::F,y lintel, and he told hint be waa going to
sodtwiston. Prise', r had been working for him and
._„„. it. •Ity of tbe house. The danghter of lb.
.' yr. Finsf Philipp, a married women, got homelll
.I:uher lather and found the place had leen broken
ie. oe making an CO .mination, she found their cat bad
pes killed an' was ilmg in tis fire-place where there
,A wyriooalw been x Ii r , sod the face 01 the clock
'igriteo. She then miteed the watch and books._Thara
w"
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tat hero no rel heteeen her father and the prisoner.
er, o w
nur ingrlU and d werpo'a wore likewise broken—aA
ribm'ated
rdoepr. who lodged with the pro4ecu•or, mr
the nibs, and s•id the shelve. were broken
;paler &lid on the gridiron There were cola net, la Cal
.. it war sot burnt. When apprehended by pßeeks
n
de, previoue charge, he alto amused him i.. 4 .14aviig
hoe oitir .1 tbis offence, but he denied it
eep ti• role p,lice-station. he said " j mi,,b, as welt
lithe truth, 1 anld the wa.ch at S Mthlimp,o7‘ Z 7%72%.
te elogo it, and they told me it waue't ter„rik;*„,..,"'r.
woe/ would give me 3.. for it. It was its or-4...„'".
roe to • lute church shore Uri bought •'-w"-Inttio.
it On the
osorier day witness went to Bat s ham ptoo'n • d et 1
watch free Mr. C tn to'e assialtnnt..rnaehie mephop:in-
llr. Ctt us
1.. is • pt.
have
it,s r. Printer
irwyrecoilit tki,et.
hadp.iA $
&Nero!. S.rgesnt lirbile produced the bculls whirapairad at
te nerved m B. fro a Mr. eters and a Btue
a,'.ri.
name.!
rmayrary,d.tio attendawntloinimoltnedahyeiforsoltdb.them.—Thecianame.!i
as
winnow sad the peeebrJkim "c4 of those

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