The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-05 00:00:00

POOLE.

Perri Massinas. Monday. --Before the Mayor, Alderman J.
land Floors C. J. Btone, li. Kemp-Welch, and FL
liandlton.
John ?Wainer au brought up under a warrant for using
threatening Ittignage towards Charles Richard Copentan.—The
complainant said he am the Conservative band agent of the
*trough of Liverpool, and Manton affecting the approaching
*lotion petiths, at had, canoed him to be resident here for
$OlllO little time In the °Mimi 01 his unpleasant ilutv he saw
lb. defendant on the quay about no,a on rri'lltYl,et 444
handol him a copy of a subpoena Defendant used very strong
language, which W1t11,411 did INA WWI to repent, as it did not
ttem the Kla of the present charge. Ile told defendant that he
had better keep .ittiet, otherwiee he should summon
him before the magistrate., towl he the" aki h. did
not care a f-r the magistrates or for witness_ intring
the gyoUrILC .1 peaelng along the chlay, near the
Custenn Dome. tidet.inot ,A.Bettt after hint in • very loud to
and attracted the attention of crerY one tear About two
hours efterwanls • too, was going to Mr. i allard's shop in
Highstreet, shot he hoard the defendant's "
he could apparently exert It, shouting ° There he gone. He
thus a/Heeled a gnat crowd consteUng chiefly
"Ir When
wither left Mr. liallanEs Mop, defendant repeated his omduct
About half-past the the mme alternator% warn,. um salmi.;
ly down 11nrhs wth
treet toards e tittelme now
rte the addax In the matter "fib. petition 'When
they had reached the spot where 11111-street anthlgh at
the ildendent Ca. a few yank behind theta':
he quickened hts pace, and commenced using morn
e and empl.nol a threa.i_ ,
wan reiwatol by witness. but it is not fit to be pithlisholt
%Thiess atenrwlas Went Into Mr Leafs shop.
unpleasant duty to perform, and hitherto he had rmt with ,
one anol onartem and consideration from rivet Inc., enet
the .1, fendant. Ile had no feeling in bringing defendant hetes
the bench, steept that, m • stranger. he claimed that mot"-
tion shich he was mare the magietratee were desirous to 16,
I o every one, whether riaklents or visitors In annehation
some unpleasant matters whieb flout shortly happen. it
•ery desirable that turbulent people, Who might itronfole tint
turbances, should have lame check put mutt them, and he
took the present promodings, not 11. 111lWh ujn.n inhale, a.
tition ',oldie grounds. --Defendant raid he had. no animoskity
ag..im.t the complainant, and he denied making use f the
thr, al ('. wirtlainant maid ho ilia a, in the ',menet of Ur.
Ellis, whom. unfortunately, he could ~"t call, as his duties bad
talon him to London.- -In reply to Mr Belch, the complainant
aahl that, having to pass Mon; the ramie late at night, and
hating heard of the defendant's temperament anal antsamlents,
he aui aPpreluntslve that In SUMO cowardly 11111311wr- -not .4) el,
Wise the del...m[lml might do him biddy iniury.—Dulendant
sae bound liner in a 5 to loci, the peace for• month.
.foriii /fern was flood it. aunl coats for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct
Twasoar.—Before Aldenuan r T. Roger., Mr. II D. Ellis
awl Mr. A. Balsa.,.
Alexander 1;n41,1e la. of lytehett Mat:avers, was fitted to..
" no" for raliei without r, on at Parkstone, on Thursday
Lott Ile had peevioml, ixen lined and cautioned.
J.... While was brought up on a warrant for ha, lug
neglected to pay In per week the support of hie grand-
child. ea ordered itl the bench. As It appeared he was unable
to contribute anything, the warrant was discharged.