The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-29 00:00:00

POOLE.

Ti Itourrater.-14. M. Kornp-WMon, Mr. R. U.
Mr. A. Holston, and Mr. T. Beltran have boon
appolotod by Ono Lord Chow*Mot otogintratoo of the
town and county of Poole. _ _

FOURTH D3lBl/ RI7LI 11.6 —Os Sunday morsion
the members of the corps to the number of 30 rank
cod 61., under mooned of Lieutenant Stone, stmaded
civic. service at St. Mary" Church, Loggias,. TM
drum cod fife band wed la attendant'''. Tb• 1.5.0.
use preached by the Rm. .7. L. William', honorary
°impish:lot the corps, from 9 Samuel i, 27.
Blinn Sonoot.—Theme schools were inspeeked on
Thursday laat, by the &v. W. F. Tragartheu dim 181
boy. and 83 girls pawed a very satislaotory esimloation.
Great credit I. due to Mr. T. P. Elicits end to th•
mistress, WM Streeter. Mr. Wok'. orrtilleith was thus
endorsed by H.lll. Inapeem :—" Mr. Thema P. Rieke
los performed his duties la • most credit•ble, and highly
satiefaotory manlier."
DOLTS OP MI. LAIMPOTEIL—We regret to had
to anaemia, it. death of Mr. Job. Lankeeter, one of
Lb. magistrate' of this borough. Tb• deemed ede-
ma& who died.. Wednesday at Southampton, at the
✓ice age of Ti peen, dm to Pool* !about the you 1818,
and oommemed Mane= s Mater, bookseller, and
stationer, In whish he was doessefully curved for
upwards of 50 yeses, &dug the rapid cod esteem of
all elassee and parties in the town sad neighbourhood.
Throughout this isingtheued period be took on antics
part to the pontioal and pubii• Whir" of the town, and
to the most Impartial reamer at various times die
with greet ability tb• duties of mayor, jostles
:kfilr paw, guardian of Su pvor, town ormaellior,
truths of Lb. Savings' Beak, sad chair... of the aerial
Baird. Is politios the deemed wee a Liberal, and for
roacy years was regarded as one of the prineipal
lead•ri of this 'option of politielme in the borou"ti. In
relleion be was • Congregationalist, and for • long
period was on• of the demons of Skinner-Amt. Congre-
gational Church.

11114CTES111.—On Friday an input was held at the
Town Hall before Mx. G. P. Alirklge, coroner. toughing
the death, by drowning. of Frank Hodge Waterman,
aged 11, son of Hr. William Waterman, jeer., merchant,
of the port, who resides at Code Hebei Water.
man. sou of Hr. James WDDIVID&O. deeper, Hlghatreet,
said on Tharelay shout three o'clock he was with his
epode, the deemed, in a mom, rowing about the
backwater. They bed been relater mid sselllng about
half an bona Dialoged wse sifting soslllug who. Ike
ear came out ef the seell.hole led streak him en the
fame, claming him to fall overboard. Beloit beide' the
and MOS once, about two yards from the MOO&
Witness tried to torn the bestow es to as him, but
bat he we. too far away, and mob before *teem got te ,
him. A man lumped overboard, swam to the boat,
and tried to save the dimmed, but It was too late
The scoideot took pima off Kama. May sad Hasseirs
wharf. Deoessed we. not atimetemed to toeing or
sculling. The amident took plea. about ids yards from
the shove Deceased mold not swim. In the warm of
farther evident)* It appestat that the canoe belonged
to Mews. May and Hassell and that the boys used
It without permission ; and that • maa named
James Cole gown to the rescue of deoessed, but
w.a unable to ranch him before he mak.—The jury
returned • verdite of " Aosideatally drowned," and
commended Cole for his promptitude to O• 141101011 off
with • view of reaming the demaged.—Mr. Aldridge
then bald an inquest on the body of George Yank a
bricklayer, whip was found dead that morning on the
roof of • home whioh he had been r. miring. Among
tho etiolates estmlned was Mr. W. H. Curtis, who
used about ball, put seven o'olook that morniag, twang
to his attention having been palled to the matter, he
w the deomeed on the roof of the henget Wanes'
went up • ladder and sew deceased lying on his beak
germs the ridge of the roof. Witness lifted his head
and be coldest a slight gurgling setae In the o:emit of
dammed. Some one brought up water, end witness
pat some on hi. Moe. Two or three men afterwards
came up, and deceased was lowered to the ga eland.
About four or five minutes afterwards, Mr. Miller,
surgeon, some, and prooosneed liersit to be dead. If
deoesed had fall. backwards he would have fallen
juct as witness found hint There was a ladder for
weed to the chimney, and it was quite firm. Decametre
tools were all on the chimney. Deceased might have
fallen on his back. He legs were pertly on the ladder
and partly OD the roof.—Mr, W. Miller, mat,as.,
also gave Gramme, and the Sri retuned • verdict of
"Death from wawa! ceases."
COWITT COON', Monday.— Before Its T. IL P. Lelroy,
Judge.
°masks&V. Bailay.—The plaintiff sued the defen-
dant, • fisherman, for fit, the mite of a "pad" of
metkerel, sold by the piaintil to defendant. The
mesas even by eeteedsat for sat pubs fee the SA
TM Shit they von pstridjusd SA he scald set seil

them vain. In the mouse of 1b.,... the fake said
if • person bought 114 on his own jodgmsgoto trilbsot
a warranty, he boa.ht them for what they eters
worth and wocid sot afmrwards set up • define, that
'they were bad. —Jed:meet ma. gin.. for Use plant.
TO° rung plaintiff obtained judgment to two other
oases of • similar Munster.
Pigsty v. II intro.—This was as sdjsorited atm-
11r. P. Travers appeared for the ptotDtl, mid Mr. J.
Rarisor for the defendant. The alarm's wee as to rot
of lodgings at the ploiatirs house, goofs suppled, and
money lent ; the claim including a Gestate sum for
lodlin4 ef the defeedant's brother, for whom, it warn
contended, the defendant was responsible Tills wog
clouted by the defemlar.t whose aceoune of the motter
oral briefly this—that tee amount wired to be p.hi fnr
th• lodgings was taw than that assorted by the plaiotiff,
that is had paid all that was duo from him, and that
,he was not revonsible ite regarded his brother. The
was adjourned for the attendanee of Sanwa
, Windsor, brother of the ddoodarit.
After hewing the evidence of this witness, his Honour
gave judgment for the plaintiff.
PIM HISMUOIS, Tuesday.—Before the Mayor and
Mr C. J. Stone.
Thongs Ckasspios. dealer. risb-gtrest, was charged
under a warunt with assaulting John Adams, dnaler,
of Salisbury-street, on Saturday last. It appeared there
had been a publio.howe brawl. daring which much bad
language was used, and the prisoner struck Adams on
the mouth. He was fined 20s. rood pet;

PriTT 131151110N5. Teureday. —Before the ItiiyOr
H. Hamilton) and Alderman F. T. Rogera.
! A moo named Moore was brought up for vagrancy.
He was discharged ou promising t 0..,. the town.
Lacy was summoned for allowiog two eows
to stray on the highway. nem was some doubt in the
ease, and the ettinmons was disailsemi with • °sotto° to
tan defendant

EWA Nipper wu summoned for using bad Isnorusse
I. New Oreitsrd towards Thomas White, on Saturday
last, whleh was ululated to lead to. breach of the
puss. Whit..... also summoned for assaulting Nip-'.'.
There seemod to haws been some paltry quarrel, and In
la. mid Um touch Alsosissod the trunnions against Mo.
, Meow, and fluid White 5t and outs.
Mary Htllisr wao summoned for amaalting
lest, on Saturday lost, at Lettsflut. god terra was s
'Gross manuals spinet Ire4l I r 11.1er thre•te,thir
lonliaair• towardt W.. Th,• 11,44 • .tu ,rrel
beteeen relatives. Tee itni•nnnt •Asibet Kn•t dtr-
mired, but the bench eosalderlog oho charge sq. tot
Hillier establishod, 01• ..41 ordered to sottr r
own reoesnisuoes of £lO. to loup the pea,. 1.. s.
month., and ti pay all sapeaus.