The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-07-28 00:00:00

POOLE.

Tug. RzaArrA.—The subscriptions towarde the rezitta
are progressing encouragingly. Mr. Ashley, Mr. Waring, Mr.
Arthur Guest, Slr Ivor I:uest, and other gentlemen, have Oven
sums ; and from the hat of sports, and prism to he
offered, the kinder promlam to he • great success. Mr. I. J.
Philpota sod Mr. F Travers are the secreiariea.
ALMS% or Fiftr.—On Saturday morning butt an alarm
d Are was ralaed at Mr. Itabiton's twine factory, In the Wi.st
; but happily nothing of a any parlous nature
ensued. It seemed that the spindles In the card-room became
erheated from want of and the hemp Ignited The
damage I lotto is eadhnstol at Death £BO. On Monday evening
Information was given of an mithreak at the Poole Pottery,
arising we are 'donned, from the Ignition of some hoards In
the due throneh the breaking away of the mortar between the
brickwork. The fire was quickly subdued ; but little Injury
being sustained.
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THaitatreD STRIKK. —A number of women and girls
emvloyed at Mr. Ilalston's twine factory. West th.lay-road,
on Monday last took it into their heads to 'strike."
owing. it is said, to the introduction of some sister-helps
from the Emerald Isle—Belfast, we me informed. After
ii little reflection, and somessort of out-door ,ternonatration,
however, several of them returned to work, • but others ,
al,mnts.4l themselves until Tuesday afternoon, when '
matters were arranged and they also resumed employ.
went; and the short-lived "hen convention" was at an
end.
ST. MART'S CATHOLIC SCHOOL.—On Tuesday, the 7th
mat, this school was examined by 11.11. Inspector, the
Rev. W. F. Tregartlien sledded by Mr. T. M. Morgan, ,
when it passed is most creditable examination. The
answering of children in the higher standards was
a plain proof of their application to study, the return of
panes being 11l per cent., showing an improvement over
last year, when it was Pill per cent. At the clime of the
examination. the Invpector expressed his thorough satis-
faction with the order and discipline of the children. and
he congratulated the Rev. I'. It Cantwell, manager, on
seeing such an improvement. He spoke in very laudatory
terms to the head mistress, Miss Florence Russell, and
those assisting Inc. Mimes A. Geary and B. Orchard.
AN AItIiWARD Fln.—Excursionists by the Royal .tlbert were
awkwardly circumstanced on Wednesday evening the steamer
In proaveling to Wareham got on the mud scar Russell quay
opp our the claypits, in the Wareham Channel, and was
inside to emtinue her journey to fetch back the plenum,-
seekers she haat taken up lit the morning. had she returned
It was intended to have made a" moonlight trip," but neither
111 11 or etcamer were visible at the time aprs.inted, and
• (Ineappahatment ass naturally createal : but all appeared
"ion) meter the circumetancm ;" and at midnight the left.
behind
Mr. Gillard, 11r. mallager, 1/411,e thei worse for the
delay. The steamer was got eddy off about six o'clock en
Th tai-...1ay morning and made her trip to Manage as usual.
n'STT COr RT. Monday. —Before Mr. ledrov,khdge.
kits v. Bowes—Claim gl es. (Id. for cOal and caplin.
Defendant, who said he and his wife managed a business for
his mother-ha-law, Mrs. Heed, denied giving the order, and said
hie wife had no right to sign It. Mr. Relben replied that he
knew no no but defendant Rogers said the estate had been
realised his mother.in.law having died, and the proceeds
were handed to Mr. Tuck, of 'Rearmed, and *r. Reeve, of
pordingbridge Ordered to pay Is. • month.
Godwia l'innt. Claim glO 1T• ed. Plaintiff saki he had
imule repeated applications for Use money, and the debt was
never denied. Ilad received a letter from defendant saying he
should have sent a cher' tie taut for " • cal tunny on his house," and
asking indutzence till he had collected monke due to him.
Plaintiff had signed an agreement to accept 10s. in the L, hatt
the arrangement was never carried out. Order for payment
the day alter next court day.
Gelb.. v. Talbot Claim ISt. 7d. for *hop goods, supplied in
1800. Defendant had left Poole /or four years. —To pay is •
month.
Sherorodwf v. rufkr.--There was a mistake in this muse,
father and eon being confounded. The monmonaes was with-
draw. for amendment.
v Snootier.. hs t.e damage done by trauma
of defendant's fowls among plaintiff's pou The parties are
neighbours, net ha a pigeon ease at the May Court Saunders
was 11.tflgilited 1,, a claim for damage to a pigeon alleged to have
been t rapped by Rawly —.lodgment foe es. and St °Mt&
GM v. trill Claim CI 7*. nil—This was ease of father
amaind MM. it seemed that defendant had been entrusted
with a thronometer for sale, which he had not dialysed of, anal
refused to give on mikes his father returned Alm his watch
anal bearhaead. The chrononometer was valued at Ag2s.
dant asked for an adjournment In order that he might he
enplanel with proper particulars, is he wanted to plead • set-
off The case, he said, was one of malice became he refused t.
borrow Ll.l from hi. wife's friends. His Ifoooor refuses! the
•pplication, and made an (wafer for the amount claimed. and
£2.% for the ehrnimmeter unless returned. Mr. Travers, who
appearel for plaintiff ased for nets and an order for payment
forthwith Defrielant said he wouldn't pay. He was only •
clerk at Messrs. Emnuunters, Southampton, atid had LI a
week. Ills lio ~,,, declined to alter the order.
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Mifslar Solks. Claim Da ad. -Mr. Traver' for
plaintiff. It scrinol that at the 17th June, plaintiff embed •
cheque Inr c."., and his Dither put LO In.. ed. Into • purse.
Inamlale, who in of weak intellect, went f.w a walk to Coned-
tudion-hill, and unfortunately bat the tonne and money. Two
little girl. named Love Triekette and Ells White were on their
way to school, and found the treasure. Tricketta, the younged
of the girl., took the purse to defendant who mid it au his
and gave her alvpence. Some time •ftei enquiry was made
and Sabin gave nio rid.. minus the purse, which hi. wd.
had given to • eon who vow going to am. ihapide.. /ether
InfOrt that he pot r 4 19s. di. Into his Bon's purse, and Film
White PH pcdtively she enunted four weenier.
Tricketts picked up the money. Plaintiff however admitted
that he had changed • sovereign Defendant made • point a
11111 dierreiancy. and laid directly he heard of the loner he
up all that W•II handed to him. The Judge thseighi
shovel, pent anxiety hi keep the money : but Nnhhe pkednd
that he had never • blot against hie character hefory
other men had been dewed of taking the money, end if he
n„e given it up there would have been • illakulty in bed
which had It, for the girl White wasn't there when Ts,i, 'or
gave him the purse. The ',Wee told White nbcheen
good little girl nnil ought to be rewarded. Indent. father
gave her 9. and :to to Trieketts. Defendant was .wdered
pay the amount claimed awl MAL amounting to gs.
thrall:ld it very hard. but the ladle had no d." hr had had
the money. moil told him h month,
e mud pay Ina. • mon.
fluffy Posey. -Claim CT Si fill. for rent, kc.
who now Ryes at Maceledield. admitted Cl re. ; and as oher;
appeared to he .discrepancy in the account an order
for TON. ion)-able In monthly Instelmente of Its
Crocker v. florrtios..-To obtain prosewlion of • ...deg,
{MIMI, Defendant claimed eompensation for planting the
garden ground ; lintel plaintiff merely asked for the cottag,,.
an order wan made for In • week. Defendant rue%
astisaoll. and wanted h expenses,
Liiwisay v jma,nta. - This was a judgment summon... _
Defendant:a wife appeared and complained that plaintiff had
sold a watch which he held as • pledge. Her huaband had
been (offered CI for the watch, which had been sold foe fa. at
plaintiff wan told he had done wrong in dlspreing of the watch.
Ho reified he wan advised hr Mr. Oldie and had given notice
U. defendant that It would be mold. lie thought It worth inhotit
10e Mr Curtis. Junr, , who was In Court, in reply to the
Judge mid such vratchee were worth about lat a dozen -Ills
lbsorour made an order for 4.. • month.
Parry ihowitenra, Monday -Before Alderman F. T. Roger.
and Mr if Mamatool, (es.Maynel
8844er fleet ford, of Lytaait Kloster, lisbourer. was charged
by P P lea rdili being drunk and dienclerly In fitrendeitred.
on vundav morning. P.C. Leo mid prisoner wail a great deal
the worer. for drink. and RA4 lying in the street drunk when
he got up he showed fight." - Defendant mid he wag sorry,
hut couldn't help It. • Pined an and mod
Pretriqrk freffr and John A thins, of Yarmouth. seamen,
were charred with stealing • gitantity of petitiOnit tr.. • Sell
at Ilamworthy. In the occupation of Mr. 1-3•Wirre Wanhill, of
Lonirfleoe, on.Suotilm. morning. C Hillier add or. Saturday
"4" he sod watching the add, and it twenty minutes to one
o'clock he me prisoners come there end pull tiP the P.stdm__...
which he produced.-Me. Rogers mid they WOW young..""
of
n. use t. anybody - -Suet Hunt did he had load many cam.
Saint, if the destruction of vegetables ten. Mr. WnnhllL
I' Joyce, In Mr. Manilla'. employ, eorrohnnsted. —Defendant
Atkin. maid they were • little the worm for drink and were
making their way to their dalp, and took • few potatoes
being, mid Wells, "very hangre."—Aiderman Rogers *bat •
and eat raw potatoes? -Wells: YOB, we had bed • lot of drink. -
The Bench fined dafendanta laa, It damage sad °mid
amounting altogether to tl Ila ad., or 14 diW bard labour.
Perry thenviosoi, Thuislay —Before the Mayor 011, J. 8
Ilmisoni, Alderman F. T. Roger., end Mr. R. D. En_i•
A ps.r rate fit fa. in the wax signed, on the aplalosslaa
of
Mr. Holliston, for the pariah of IL Jima& Boerne convarlia.
Moon ensued. In the course of which Mr floa/Iston add then
was undoubtedly in Increased letting, and the ratill Wen
net city lower. —The Basch mid this was dry seafaring.
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William wes—.WnenZalell kw. allowing two now' to
stny In hterw.lane, on the Ulth h a.. P.O. Cherrett proved the
ewe.A boy Ina there, and when lee saw the tonstable he MD
toward the owe Defendant paid the news wore driven up the
lane twice a day for wake, and tte bay lad to finch thlwP at
Ur twinkle. bones. Pined le end wain
George Greenslade was alio sesereend Yr mimic Ids bores
to stray In Sterte-lana P.O. Cherretl saw the Wad straying
on Retarder morning. Defendant mid be bed east his boy
with the pony The constable add be had oentleeed deans
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drat who old be pad kr the teen. Fined In and costa.

C.rdi.l.B visattna;s7 tor moololoi sod bestir'
Sarah and Lade k. the children et Nary Ass OW% es the Ifth
d July. la th ears Pore we ensioemesmsis by Smoke
alpha W. / $ 4 NM toe lig dolloosiory logemic—
"nom C obb OM on Weft *Me Inn Ili aale

home from work, he heard his elder eareawa end sew Mn.
Bmeks running alter anl " pitching Into her sharp."—
Ivefonolant saki it 11.14 (M. 3 ; she merely ran after
the children to frighten them ; they ware calling
her 11111111,. The eloleet of the little girls *slot
she was pulled hwkwarls, having is b thy In her arms at the
time. The Boned heard the c oinolaint against eralob ;
Revoke alleging that he used a foul coilhet, which defend:out
denied; and re-m.ertal tlrot he we hi. 'ewer struck. Iliss
Menden heard the row, 10.1 hear I the ev.preliilli noel. Heard
the child scream, who called Mr. }lnouye a " nevi v "
lite Reuel olivoil we I the *wroth c sir, and hound eralolo over
In hls own recognisance* of for thr:c month. Mrs crab))
pleaded the good conduct of her chilklrcn. The oil her son tel
to pay ISt Cod.
HOUR..

AFTIR

kAr•rt Illbinanls, of the Poole .Irm,, was snmmone I for
hmint his house open on Saturday nitht at 11.41 o'clock : •ml
Jaen, Donnrnis and John Ri4Lardo were aim summoned tor
helot on the premises at thtt hour. --PM. lee saw • ii:ht lii
the bar at seventeen inlitutet to It, and ILIW the other defen-
dants there drink IN. Robinson sti.lhe usually smoked a pip:,
and on this occasion went no the tlitay, leavint his side door
Open, lie owed Richards re few shillints and toil Mrs. Robin-
'," to Five him • them of beer. There was previous eon-
yietion stallion the house durine tim tenancy of glefopiant'i
sire before he merricil her. Robinson Simi 10s. and emsta : the
other two IL 011 Ch veil costa

.A.eph reo, Yooman Mafia-street, wee sunimoned by
Supt. Hunt for hawing his house open for the talc of sl.lritB oil
Sunday morning,. on three dilferent occasions -vit, at ,
and 8 n) o'clock.
8..10k0 Tamp. butcher, enl Earnheth Clarke were summoned
for below at the Yeoman inn on Sunday morning at 7.80 ; Se."
While for being there at eight o'clock ; ant Mara Ilarr.. at
&51. Wen fined 108 and cast.; the others le each awl rostst.
ream,' Thampx,a Donnr,tri, becr-h mow-kocper, haul
Heart, on the quay. wroi annimmieil for being, ooni at ID :IS
o'clock on liiinthe worming ; and John Lora., gl;reird iltoa,
*Aid William Hewlett were somunnoc.l for heiunr out the
promisee—Defendants all made excums whlob the 'tench
donned rasoonable, and the easee were illsiolseed.
Delon
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Jnion Cure. • well.knnwn character, was vimmonesl by P.C.
Lee for helm drunk on Sunday last in the streets during the
hours of Divine service.-- Pined to. and cue.