The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-01 00:00:00

POOLE

Tits Hos. Evstrx MilLEr m.p.—The Hon. Evelyn
Ashley, and Mrs Azteley have gone to Scotland
with the Earl of Shaftesbury, and he intends visiting
Poole in October.
Tint Murton &mot. —The committee of the British School
hate issued a very eatisfactory reiswt. They appeal, however,
for Men:seed supp.rt to enable them to draw • lar4er grant
from the Eduotion Departnaent. The subscriptions mid
donations for the year amounted to 1:49 es. ed.

Tug Kitearra.—The prises on at the late regatta were dis-
tributed on Monday evening. The protest of the Coquette
against the Secret, in the clam for 41 feet was amicably settled,
and a consolation stake will be sailed for at the Bwlouoge
regatta. The differences between the crews of the seine boats
were mutaally arranges!. The regatta ball Is Axed for Frklay
next.

ST. PAL:Ci SUNDAY SCHOOL TIMAT.—The boys and
girls attending St. Paul's Sunday Schoula, had their annual
treat on Tuesday. Meeting at their new school in Perry
Darden, at half-pest two, the children ant teachers
marched in procession to a Held near the foundry, kindly
placed at their diaponal by Mr. Ballard. Various games
whiled away the time until tea-time when about 3.10
hungry appetites played havoc with the tea and cake of
which there was a bountiful supply. Having refreshed
themselves, the little Ilotspurs were "again in arms and
anger for the fray," and sports were renewed with increased
vigor, the swings, racing, and other games being kept
going. About du of the friends and teachers took tea
to„-ether in the schoolroom, afterwards returning to the
field to 'mist in the diversions of the juveniles, which
terminated at eight o'clock. The children were then
marched back to the scheol ; and it was pleasing to find
that in the height of their play the scholars had fallen
• in love with some of Natures beauties, and collected
bouquets of very choice wild flowers—even to the daisy
'with silver crest and golden eye." Mr. Fanner, the
superintendent, then presented some prizes of hot-house
plants to those who luul the best inpOCHUOIII of wild
flowers; and God save the queen being sung, and the
usual hearty cheers given, the children dispersed. During
I the evening there were many visitors in the field, which
was well suited fur the occasion being close to the water,
affording a view of the new railway, and the hospital
; recently erected. The day was fine, but very aultry.
Among those who took prominent part in assisting the
juveniles in their amusements were the Misses. Jolliffe
and Penney, Rev. G. Morgan, Mr. H. Fanner, Mr. W. J.
Hill, and Mr. T. S. FurnelL
Pouca Coca?, Tueeday. —Bdore Mr. 11. Hamilton (.x'
Mayor).

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Plain; In-ker,—of-Ergiseiel-street, a ship's carpenter, was
brought up on • warrant by P.C. Bridle, charged with wilfully
and lualiciously dama,Ong a door of the dwelling houm of
Thomas Peverell, of Drakes Alley, and threatening to kill
Mary Ann Pcverell, on Monday afternoon.- -Baker, it seems, is
• widower, his demeaned wife* being . laughter of PerrtYll'a
Since her death, his love for the Perere:‘l's did not fortake him,
end it being illegal to marry • dammed wife's sine', the only
resource was cohabitation, the result being a young family of
three children. Thy " course of true love," however, did not
run smooth, and Baker was refused the entree to Pererell's
bowie. On Monday night, Mary Ann Peverell stated, defendant
came to the front door. She naked "Who. there r and on
his replying, she asked what he wanted, saying she was going
to bed, and couldn't let him in; whereupon he burst the
door, and swore that if she tante out be would soon "do" for
her.- -Mr.. Myth°, a neighbour, was called, and she deposed to
a further attack by Baker on the bock door.— Defendant was
fitted 24 ad, les for the damage done, arid bound over to keep
the flame for three months.
WIIDSMA T. —Before Mr. IL Hamilton (es-Mayor), and Mr.
A. Holston.
11049116 Wood, of Bennett-lane, a unfortunate, woe
with being drunk and disorderly on the public quay7=
Strand-street, on Tuesday morning. —KS. Ballett evim on duty
at the station, and front information went to the quay, and
found prisoner in company with another female named Bordner,
very drunk. Ordered her away, and on pawing through the
Strand again, new her acting no before. She was the locked
up—The Superintendent mid there had been several own-
phinta—Elned 7. 6.1 and costa which was pail.
Bowmen Perry Semmes, yesterday (Thursday).- -Before the
Mayor (Mr. J. & Hudson) Aidertnan Roger., Meows. C. J.
Stone, H. Hamilton, 11. D. =is, and A. Belgium
' Ellett Gesdnter nee summoned for being drunk and dis-
orderly on the Quay on the relenting of Tuesday lam Mr. E.
C. appeared In sup; art of the ems, end said there were
leome°.klA. who were so disorderly that they took an old man's
donkey cart and drove it Into the Antelope yard. P.& Whitt
proved the CYO; laylog there had been many complaints.
Defendant, a decent-looking girl, said she had never been
brought up before, and promised not to cdend spin. Fined
Is. and cods : the Bench hoping not to see her again.
Jew. Lalington was summoned for amaulUng John Row-
thorn. on Sunday afternoon last. Complainant mid he was at
dinner with his wife, a quarrel mom, when defendant.
,
under whom he rented, interfered and challenged
I him to tight. Rowthorne mid hearing the row, he
went to the window of plaintiff's house and ow
Rowthorne shamefully beating his wife, who opened the door
and be went in and gave plaintiff a good shaking Mrs.
Shumonds, • nelgillsour, also heard a piercing shriek. Ms little
girl Minnie mewing "Come in bell kill my poor Mother Mrs.
Rowthonie had • fearful ear, the p/Untilf had threatened her
If she appeared against hint The neighbours were constantly
annopal with his behaviour, the Mayor said the art of
the oefendent was preiseworthy as he dkl what every English-
man ought to, under the circumstances. They dismissal the
case, and ordered plaintiff to lay Lillington's expense"
Allowed till Saturday.