The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-15 00:00:00

POOLE.

TIIE Larr Son lIENZT-ST-OTES. —The newe of the death
of Sir Henry Stork, readied Poole on Monday. 11lie only
on, Caption Storks, has resided in Um town for sonic
years itaat.

-During the past week about 20 recruits
have sent In their names for the new season's drill. The were.
lary, Mr. T. P. flicks, will be dad to receive the names of
others dc.irom. of 1. • • 4 the ranks ,4 the corn'.
Au 141 MT. A few days since a Lel named James Stone,
employed at the Pool Poundry, rasi his head againat on iroll
frame, cutting the stulp to the tome lie was attended by Dr.
endih, under whose care ht is making good programs toward
recovery. _

CASCALTT AT ST.A.—RoWliftd N01.11.A. • native of l'osole,
a imilor on board the brig Motto, from Shields to London.
on Monday morning fell out of tLe forerigging, and
received 14tarh injooriei that he died in the belt whilst
being Liken asliono at Aldborough for medical assistance.
TII• PUBLIC lIIULTII.—Mr. Heber D. Ellis, the Medical
Officer of Health, write, to say that at the present
moment, "as far as he can learn,- there are at present
" only two osl. three* CMOs of fever in the borough, with its
population of 10,010 : and he adds that every attempt is
being made to mitigate the "evils that under present
circumstances cannot be wholly reinoval .“ nevertheless,
'• even at this trying season of the year Thiele is enaphati-
catty a healthy place. The wonder is, that it is an!
Tin: Hon. h.. ASIIIKT Is 14ELAND.—The member for
Poole has been visiting Jaime of the public institutions of
Ireland in pany with his father, the Earl of Shaftes-
bury and was present last week at a meeting of the
Londonderry Young Men's Christian Association, when
3.11 address of welcome was given by the noble Earl as the
patron and warm friend of the society. Mr. Ashley of
course spoke. Ile intended to try to follow in his father's
footsteps by striving to support those public interests
which all had at heart. As regarded Ireland he advocated
zealous redraw of grievances, but unsparing severity in the
maintenance of the law.

Thunglay.—Befure the Mayor (Mr J. S.
Hudson), Alderman M. Kentp•Welch, Mr Hamilton, Mr W,
Para, Mr C. J. Stone, and Mr A. Ralston.
//for', fierµfoof, of Parkstone, was summoned for staling
antra from the garden of Mrs Clements, of Lyme Tree
Cottage, Parkstone, on Friday night last.- -P.C. Brushett are
defendant come out of the garden, who, when he maw the con-
stable, ran away. Witness picked up the apples near the spot
where defendant ran out. —A railway employfe, named Hard-
ing, also saw the prisoner, who naked Mtn why be frightened
him so -he took witness for the "bobby," mil told him he
had been over for a few apple•--Miss Cements said her
mother had some apples in her garden similar to those pro-
ducal. —Deferbuit denied he was there, and called James
House, George Rowe and William Green to support an alibi.
--P.C. Brushett, re-called, rid it we. shout 90 minutes to Ii
when he first met liansford, who made for Ashley Cries-711e
Mayor said the gardens were being robbed in all directions.
The Bench were quite istisfied with the evidence, and sentenced
defendant to one month's imprisonment with hard labour.
Prederiek and George Friend were summoned for trespusing
on land at Longfloet in the fxrupstion of Mr F. T. Rogers, on
the bit of September. The defentLants were not only summoned
for being in pursuit of game, but also with astiaulting one of
Gin keepers. Mr. 11. W. Dickinson prosecuted on behalf of Sir
Ivor Goat, Bart., In support id the summon., and called
Henry Reviles, who rid he was with James Spinney, about •
ituarter to tin o'clock on the morning of the lit, in • field
tenatitri by Mr F. T. Rogers, and over which Sir Ivor Guest
has the right of shooting Frederick Friend was in the held,
and had • dog with him. George was in the road with • gun
in his pocket. Wittier took possession of the dog and left
the field Spinney asked George Friend for his gun and he put
the barrel in the stock. Witnese was holding the dog with a
string, and George Friend rid he would shoot it and if witness
did not got out of the way he would *hiss him. Spinney then
took the dog, and Geom.) Friend tried to take it away front
hint Witness assisted Spinney. George Friend took • knife
out of his pocket and handed it to the other defendant, at the
same time threatening to send it through witness Frederick
Friend cut the string to which the dog was atttachod, and in
doing so he cut rpinetcy's thumb. Witness •1110 spoke to
cautioning the ilefenihmts on the merlons night
Pre,lerick Friend was then charged with resulting James
Spinutey.•- The complainant rid that the dog wag handed over
Pi him by Rorke. George Friend asked the other defendant
whether he had a knife, tool he said he had not. George then
took • knife i 4 his pocket and handed it to Frederick who
cut the string and also cut witness's hand. Winer caught the
dog by the fore-legs, and George rid he would shoot it whilst
It was in ho hand. Witter told him not to d• so, but George
shot the dog, about ex inches front witness's hand and an inch
fnian hit leg. It was a miracle that he did not shoot witner.
George Friend aftersank discharged the second barrel i the
gut, at the dog, Lail killed it The defendant called • man
stained George Lake as a winter, whose evidence, however,
did not help hint at all.
Georje Friend was id.. 1111•1111 Med by Superintendent Hunt
for firing a gun in the highway it was alleged that defendants
were tresiassing with a dog. Encountered by Henry Ramie§
and Janis Spinney, kevia•rii, a struggle ensued for the posses
shin of the dog, and Frederick Friettil in cutting a string on its
neek rot nut Spine) 'a thumb. Afterwards while Spinney had
hsg,i lip hi. shit, George Friend fired, the shot going
about ma Paha below the keeper's hand. Frederick Friend
alutittial the tr.'s.. but deitlial the assault. (biome said the
keeper ankoJ him toe shoot the dog: but he never attempted to do so while the keel ier had it against his stomach Spinney
was pulling it about in such a manner that it was almost pulled
to pieces, and ha shot it to "prevent cruelty to animals" As
to shooting in the highway Inc couldn't deny it The defen-
dants were fined CS; George paid his proportion, and Frederick
WWI allowed a week. They thought it • lot of money for
0- 'thing.
Weida iffi..Tebeth Ploil;pg, was summoned for assaulting
Ittlim Sampson, on the 20th August, at the house of Joseph
hood, butche: Thames-street: and also with using allusive and-
thrtaten'ng Language toward Joseph Read. There was • cram
atlmnsone .gainst /feed fir assaulting Phalle, who had for
nine yearabeen his housekeeper, and whom it appeared he
garb W•ttestaL Gulendant was bound over In her own
yeamminuaore to keep the peace towards Simpson ; Read's
nes dielniseed ; while for the aseault on his hone, -.04, 44° b.Ud eiege; which lie thought vory hard.
keels, -.touvj s Sick to ley her Lode
Philips was •-• I. taw.« sal Mr 11. Hamilton.
ityfore WC. • • emus' gig.,

tmiaLlani ran% • •, nut of Kendall 's
G...ru• Pool, .4 Swan AMey. and 1k,,.,.
Alhs acre charged with dialing a quantity .4 nem!". sod •
hog: f non the marine gore of Mr Market-An...el,
'eland ea re Sean •ill .qi itatuni.y evening, about nine
..'cle.ek lie leit' Inc two prinoncrd aa itt up the lower part of
bagland.strt.S. and so to Mr William.' store. Himrd a whinUe,
mat a deg groat what. aim instantly quiet. Heard the door
.4 the store mune, and dire...air nit.rwanin eaw Paul carrying
the hag filled with boom, 'ma boot alobeitd.• of him coming
from that dinvtion. Asked Paul what belied ko.gure and he
replied " honed," which he mid he had Ie tel firoM Ur iggh•
rtreet Wilm, told him he wan quite sure they were broaght
from Mr Willuou'e store mut took him into melody. Foot
began to run •wde ; but witnees told hin, he needn't do so as he
had seen them both r. to ant from the store. Went afterwards
In search .4 root and found bies so bed with his clothes on.
T. 4.1 him the charge which lie denied. -km; riked If any one
die weed up through the Alley! Maim ho.. -root saki
he knew nothing about it; he had never been hi any slore•-r
Mr Williams wan &Wilt In be sworn, but siring an Intimation
to Pri•mief• to I'le•d IfOiltY. Sher did so. Prosecutor Nadia
could hardly tell how the boast wary stoke. The store door
was kit open by a man in his ampler, to whom he had