The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-15 00:00:00

POOLE.

BOARD OF GOARMAXI—The fortnightly meetink of the
Mtanlians of the Poole union was held at the board-room.
Low:fleet, on Thursday. There were present :—Messra T.
W. Green (in the chair). J. W. B k
Buckley (in the vice-ehair
F.. C. Oakley, J. W. Luff, W. Meadua,
C. M. Crutnpler, B.
H. Elliott, G. Curtis, and F. Minns, elected guardians: and
Mews. A. Balaton, T. Slade, jun., O. H. Hutch. and B.
Durell, guardians ez-nftein.
PRTIT SI:AMYL Thursday.—Before the Mayor, and Maws C.
.1. Stoic, A. Maiden, W. D. Dugdale, J. EL Durell, and J. 8.
Hudson.
The license of the Yeoman Inn. Market-place. WSS tranWerre.l
from Mr demerit West, to Mr William Orimmell.
Grvrge 4d,11 was summoned by Minim Palmer. beerhouse
keeper, for being drunk and disorderly, on kis premises sad
rt fusing to leave. on Wednesday evening, the Ind lost.
Mr hi. T Tretunlou appeared for complainant, and Mr F.
Tremors for defendant.
It seemed defendant Is • young man respectably connected.
On Wednesday night about nine I,.tu. he went to compWilant's
house with Mr IL Ballard, and called for two glasses of beer.
Mr Ballard was served, but the landlord, seeing that defendant
was intosleitt.A, refused to supply any to him. Defendant
became violent used bad language, and would not leave A
scuMe took place. At length defendant's father end others
carried him home.
Mr Travers had no defence to offer, and pleaded regard for
his relations.
Fine I ye and costs, or seven days. If again convicted he
would be required to find sureties.
George Menden was summoned for using defamatory and
ak!rive 1...W.1.:re, towards q:cor,te Pitman, at Ilawrorthy.

Mr Trei ;dor.; for defendant.
The complainant 'dated that on Friday last a swarm of bees
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aitnees told him what he intended to lay hire for danagedone
to hie garden Witnem laid he should show him whether he
could not have the bees, anti went for a pot In otter to catch
them. Wh• the returned defendant hails polo in his hand anti
he beat off the bee.. Witness took It from hint, but deb:indent
puatt.l him about and he tell on a strawberry bed Defendant
threw stones at trims, and tics-used him of stealing hie
cabbages and of crippling his pig.
Miss Short corroborated complainant.
Mr Trevanlon maid the complainant had damaged the pro-
perty of the defendant, and the latter asked for compensation,
as he had a right to In
The defendant withdrew any imputations he had made on
the complainant's character, and, no he (Menden) warn alroedd
bound over to keep the peace, he was discharged on laying
meta.
The complainant laid he expected his bees wouhl @wenn
swain next week, and he naked the magistrates whether be had
not the right to follow them wherever they went.
The Mayor and hr Stone mid that here was a popular belief
that such a right existed, but the assumption was not founded
on law. The complainant would have no right to tranvia on
other persona' property In search 11 his bees.
Chalice Irkitfle, dealer, was summoned for smutting James
Scott.
The complainant said on Tuebtay evening Samuel Whittle,
the defendant's brother, asked him to help In unloading anniel
cam from a waggon standing in hie yard. Ile did so, when
the Ilefendant came up and knocked him down twice.
Samuel Whittle said the yard belonged in halves to the
defendant and himself. Ile forgot whether he asked the coim
plainant to assist in unloading the este.. A. the complainant
would not go out in the morning with a lead, the dMendant
ordered him off the premix,. In the coune of mme talk the
complainant called the defendant a liar, and the defendant
either pushed or •tniek him, knocking him down.
The defendant told the bench that complainant came into the
yard they, and he and his brother ordered him off. Ile did
no, strike, hut pushed him.
The rriagistratce thought tho defendant had received con-
siderate° provocation, hut had used undue violence, and they
Spiel him In and costs.