The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-06-01 00:00:00

POOLE.

INSPICTION OF POLICC.-Captain Elgee, one of RV
Majesty's Inspectors of Police, inspe,te I the nen of
the Poole divi-ton on Thursday moreing, awl subs,
quently examined the books, and we underda .1 le
elprease.l his satisfaction with everything he Lei seta.
The Mayor ate' several of the tatagi.trate, were set.
sent during the inspection.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.-Ar, iotis : Slav 2011-
Wheatear, Wilkins, Plymouth, littlest fl-;.
Anderson, St. Melo ; Triumph, Kent, Names, ballast
21st - Commodore, Slant, Cowes British 1144
Wootton. Ho. Hear, nil; Esther, Wiieocke Plynnerk,
barley. 22n.1-Acorn, Brett, Plymouth, limed re;
Ebenezer, Ravenecroft, Southampton, nil. 23rd-
William Edward, Sutherland, Glasiow, iron. 2lth-
Eglantine. McKillop, Pensacola ; Enteri
Strike, Yarmouth, nil. 2.-4,-Itiver, Page. Emma
Conway, Yarni .uth, nil; Brisk, Mast-c.,
nil; Maggie, Warner, Shoreham, he'la.t.
ance. Ruseell, Weymouth, nil; Lady .4 the Len,
Chick, Hull, deals; Cere., Sommer+, Plytuouth li
etone.-4- !'st lingo 20th-Naphtali, Evans, Bristol.
Volunteer, Greenhorn, Sunderland. Royal Ad-leda,
Stotiden, James, Lemon, Sunk lAght Tender, Wolf,
Alice, Hale, London, clay; Sapphire, C.A. Londe,
drsinpipea ; Rebecca, Southgate, Harslet. ad, Miele r;
William and Miry, Nb•willSU Slessen.er.
Sunderland, balls.. ; Medea, Whi•ty. Hsttle,...;;
Emily. Piper, Goole ; Elea-.,r an Jane. EMS,
litn.corn, clay. 214- Es& Maria, Nichels, 'lmre;
Devonia, McKenna, Lond .n; Lothair, Hudson. Nan
cache; Dietrich, Hart, Lereadort. c'ey ; All aro,
Russell, %Veymontli, bricks ' • Emma, Arvidees,
Stockholm, clay ; Joseph and Ann, Pyrn, Teignmerdh,
drainpipes. Seal, p.rstu,,uth jiadarq,
Carey. Newcastle, ballast; Laura Ann, Balls. I) elt;
Commodore, Slant, London, clay. 23rd-Earle,
I' Hawthorne, London, clay. 25th- -William ..n I %lam
Peeps, Runcorn, clay. 2iith- Morning tar, Gil anelm,
Runcorn; Ouse, Jewett, Glaser, ; R sinbow, Framnue.
L mdon clay; Wheatear, Wilkins, Falmouth, liar;
Clara Peters, Mailing, Stettin, drainpipes.
Prerr Sruteroxs,Thursday.-Before the Mayor, 0.
Curtis, Earl, and W. N. Weston, G. 11. Gutch, E. J.
Conway, A. Balston, and F. Miklos, Esq..
A COWARDLY ASSAULT. - John Cortridie was
summoned for assaulting Joseph Walden, on 'he 17th
lest-Mr. Trevani..n appeared for the complainant, ani
Mr. W. H. Dickinson, jun., for the defendant. -The
complainant said he lived in the Orchard, and was
fruiterer. Lest Whit•Slonday he was d .wn at the ligd
Nelson inn at ten minutes past ten ~'clock at night,
when defendant clime to him and asked aim
how he liked his new master, and Mit,•ll
replied he liked him very well as he was
his own master. The defendant then knocked
him down, and after became outside the nu-lick lee
he was knocked down again. The complainant ties
went on towards home, when he we/ again knocked
down by Cartridge, and the injuries he received wen
so severe that he had to go to Dr. Philoots. He mull
not lie down i be I for a week. - Wihlise
Churchill, who was in company of the complainant,
corroborwed his evidence as to the unprovoked
nature of the assault —A. cr as summons takes
out against Walden for assault was then heard
-John Cartridge mold the defendant and his wife
came into the publichouse drunk, and Mrs. Cartridge
put her arms round her husband's neck and said 'we
do not want any --- blue sovereign, we have n
of Schreiber's money." Witness told the .lefendut
knock off all politics, aryl he said "not for you,
yes
-- monkey." He 'ben caught hold .4 01
complainant and put him out of the room ma
while he was doing so the defendant's wife came aid
scratched his face, and • general scuffle ensued. He
then went home, and when returning for his cap he
met the defendant, who began to quarrel agaiii.-The
cue agairist Cart. idge was proved, and he we
ordered to pay a fine of ss. and coats. -The case agaiset
Walden was dismissed.

COUNTY Cone., Monday.—Before T. E. I'. heir!,
Esq.—Daniel 13allam sued J. 'lake for one month'.
rent.—The plaintiff said the defendant left th. hams
without giving a mooth'e notice, which the .lefendast
totally denied.—Judgment for defendant ivithoot
costs.--Stephen Lewis, of Poole, r .1. H. Vartsoul
—Mr. Barrett appeared for plaintiff. -The plsiatil
sated the defendant, an engineering agent, in Loit.„„.".
for £l3 for four axle•box.. and other goo's. --18.
decendant said the plaintiff charged him 16 le t`o
four axle-boxes. and they were only worth St 31 lb
asked to pa.. the whole in 10 weeks.—Mr. Berretta
the a lefendant was well able to pay the automat 'tato,
as he rented mayoral offices in Loudon.- Judgment ft
the full amount to be paid in three instalments .610
35 days.--Frederick A. Stone r. John and Thu°
Ferris.—The plaintiff sued the defendant for the ros
of £22, being the price of a screwing tu.o hife atidi
he bought for the defendant.. and which they ist
refused to take.—Mr. Travers appeared for the
CH, and Mr. Robins for the defendanta -I,teietict
Aobot Stoke, J P., said at the sale a f his saan's
he came to assiat. One of the defendants came tapir,
hint while he was standing in the fitting shoP
wanted a screwing machine, which was sold to ffs
Ingram. He got Mr. Ingram to consent to Ore it IP
t the defendants, anal witness told Mr.
the auctioneer, to transfer the necouut from 31s
Ingram to the !gegen,. Ferris. The eteri°
was sent to the defendant PI at Salisblll'-
tliahler.mßacobhiinnse,suainamd itthte:ipltahhaitt n
iff hg raarn.
nidc aid th
2te ata:riseeir
Mr. Tracer.: The transaction was not comple.eMso
Mr. Ingram hauled over him purchase to the Art
clants.—Mr. George Ingram sail he I, eight ro",
things and tranafersed them at the sale.
Ferris told him that he instructed Mr. g,at ane to
the machine at the last bid—Mr. G. Caulk in
tioneer, said Mr. Ingram had bought the naacbitaVi;
£2O, and they received instructions to tran-ier
it
the defendanta for £22 10..—Mr. Curtis, jiiU.oco
borated this evidence. -Mr. It bins onole° •
•
where there must be acceptance and mt rere
this case they immediately sent back the sn‘o,o_,
soon as it was received. —Verdict for de eniaCbis
nt
out c sits. —W. liopkins r. Samuel Cobh
El, being the price of a load ot coal.-51r Treys.;
appeared for the defendant. —The plaintiffs i•
dad mat know how many Coble there were in I.yto`;
but he was sure the defendant's sons were iIO7•L
various times for wed On the sth of Auzust, i;;;;
the son came for coal for thrashing. Its web ori
that was not any other item.—Samuel
he had been asked four years ago to Pay thi°Al,o/
but he always refused to pay tor them u , ,),..er; book
not ordersd.—The defendant's son Pr.iUai'
showing that he was employed with his cart so _a.
onthatfolaydudan
,efeanicrThi—dneotokihauvue
fflaratian for
Verdict
t0w,570.0
Power of appeal ?—The Judge: No, you ose„ht Tose
stied in 1875, when it was first disputed.
sued J. D. Joliffe tor the gum of a 12s. 61. for
rent and Queen's taxes paid by him 011 I rote
which he bought from the defendant, and whic
doe on the 25 b of December, up to which dated*,
perty was not transferred to him 144 pUrCh WI
.0
Trevanion appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. 170
for the defendant —The defence VAS that the r‘o{
was sold by letter, and there was no sarreemae:lld 00°
was consequently not liable.—The Jodie
wise, and a verdict was given for the
tr:...7.11
Farwell Brixey.—Claim for stpfer
suit of clothes—Mr. Travers appeared for
dent, and said the goods were receise",,,
defendant's wife, who was living
husband at the time, and who had put oaatUl,l.
that he would not boilable fares
tesoinewiderids wits.—Oas• dlatikept

foe lie. ewe due as esevant.--Mr.
theiMiligliosere for the defendatet.--The plaintiff's
Inv"- iwt,d that her daughter arid to enter the
vice for £6 a year. an at the end of the I
"cera,"--.7otthmthre defendant said she had missed some
"""" n I of and wished to deduct it
eiloortow ht °„ td&ughn Thnterrue':bwearm. re. mother advised the
in case there should be
deughWr leri:e.d. The labeill said she serd
trade. - P
f the silver spoons without her mother's
W Pa Mr. Travers said the question was -
waster,
with • earvant'e conwents deduct •
-,a, her wages for articles lost, so as to tusks
;
more careful I-Mrs. Greenhill said about „
&
ago she had lost silver spoons by the
theee.,,,,m‘f tug. ea - Judgment for defendant.—
PWW"" -lea Th.claim for £42 10s. 101,
g Aar - was
prisci:" ead interest du on • bill of exchange. The
manned in the Superior and the
ere wee c"ta • down for trial, and u?inttairs deism-
issue, were sou.ad
Mr.
eeeheation a jury Was esiontion
,100-`.sppe red for plaintiff, and Mr. Howard, of
Tiers for. defendant.-Before the jury were
tood the judge suggested that a consultation should
ok:ogee between the parties in his private room.
Tb was done, and pier some discussion it was
*roared without coming before the Court.-We
d
I verdict was given for plaintiff by consent
aas ("Li Lewd- sanount.—ln the matter of James
for an
Gould. • P
le entu b t whose examination was adjourned
tort Court day nu' die, Mr. Kilby, of Southampton,
peared on
behalf of the bankrupt, and asked that
he n t° to-day --Mr. Treeanion objected
aring tu - the case,
the "we m - .0 he had received
r ihy &we
aeug,,,tion of the applicist. ion.-It was agreed the
ems should be heard next I ourt day.
Local, Golltleilltirt BOallro Esgotne.—On Friday
Mr. C. J. Smith, Cl ff., Local Government
alßoardtannTespect. or, attended at the Town-hall for the
pooll a holding au enquiry with regard to the
ePnprpliestion• of the Town Council for the loan of £l,OOO
UV the purposeof providieg newfficee for the
pueutfon of the town's business. There were
present -The hi syor (G Curtis, Keg). buo W. H.
Dickinson (town clerk), and Councillors A. 13•14t0n,
W. Mue, W. N. Western, and H. T. Trevanion, alio
Mr. H. Miller (surveyor), and Dr. Lawton, medical
adieu of health.-ThenSurvey. or
to having
rmprode
evince.
udereedth_e
plans the Inspector p weeded _
rchmed
The Town 'Jerk suited that the Council • pu
the old prison for a period of 99 years, subject to •
ground MIA of ES. The &mount paid for the building
was £335, and in 1874 £2,000 was borrowed in order to
make certain alterations in the then existing gaol, and
of that sum £2OO had been repaid. it had been felt
far some time past that the prevent offices and other
buildings rented by the Corporation were yen, ultimo,-
able, and it bad been decided by the Council to con-
centrate their offices, stables, etonersed. Ac., to one
place, and to convert the old gaol for that purpose.
Tee work had been given by contract to Mr. Morris,
for 050, and it was proposed to borrow £l,OOO to meet
that expenditur..- In reply to the Inspector the
Town Clerk further dated that the rateable value of
Lb. town was £14,666. With reward to the carrying
out .4 the Public klealth eat the Court said they were
er,ghieg in all directions, and they considered they had
hew spending • good deal of money.-The Inspecur
ettd he olmerved that the local debt stood at 13,600.
The 15th section id the Public Health Act states "that
they shall provide the necessary sewers." lie was
thed they would hear something from the Local
Goverausent Board about it.- rhe Clerk: We have
had cursunications from the Local Government
Bent sod we have satisfied them. In the curie of
farther remarks in reference to drainage it was
ophieed th st the town was drained, namely, by
India drainer° ; there were some sewers.-The
!elect : Then as a Corporation you have not
weed out any sewerage woke. -The Surveyor said
ao regards their gutters they were flushed very, care-
fully every morning, and swept clews, ai.d the Mayor
expoieel that nothing but culinary water went into
the .urf•c• dreirei aod that was c inveysi away et
once t the sew :Mr. Balaton reworked that they
could very easily flub the gutter and water the
street, by memo of se • water.-The Inspector guile
approved ot that, aud said that in most sea side towns
they used salt water for that purpose. It would be •
good thing to ii,, so, and it would tend to make the
reds harder -The Nlayor remarked that the present
rater, Is. in the pound, were very high. It was not
like a ruideu lel place, the pe 'pie were mostly
mechanic,-The inspector said be always fonod
expenses of that kiwi wherever ho went. What be
wanted pe4c.thaely to kuow Wl,l how they are carrying
out the l'ublic Health Act.-Mr. Mate said in making
the alteration in this building they had regard to the
improvement of the sositary condition of the place.
A long conversation then ensued with regard to the
sewage of the tow.., and the Inspector strongly
cep-owed his disapproval of the existence of private
well", and also the closet system. at d recommended
them to have • proper system if sewage.-The Mayor
said everyone of the cesspools was cemented, and the
In-pector said it appear. I from what Dr. Last in had
said that they were not.-Mr. Western said all that
D.. Lawton had to do was to report that the water
WU unfit for use, and the Council would apply the
remedy.-In reply to the Inspector Dr. Lawton said
there had been only one case where water was con-
demned-The Inspector said if they allowed their
filth to get into the water-bearing strata they
could not expect to got good water from it. -Mc.
Jos-ph Jot cc, a ratep.iy or. said it was right ti.at the
heal Government Board should be mad acquainted
with what the Sanitary Authorities had done to
improve the sanitary state of the town. He referred
t the quantity of smoke which cm. from some of
the potteries and other works in the borough, and
op he id them u • nuisance. He objected to the
I ii at it would tend to increased and having been a
churchwarden and an overseer, he knew how hard it
we for ise.r people to pay the amount required of
thern.-1 he Clerk said the Corporation now pay an
annual rental of EH 10e. for the we of offices, stables,
eliich would of course he saved by the present
outlay. -After a few uniuipu taut remarks the enquiry
cloud, and the Inspector accompanied by the Mayor
and Councillors proceeded to leap ct the new office&

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