The Poole Telegram. — 1882-06-09 (Poole, Dorset, England)

ACCIDENT—On Saturday last, as George Elinee, keeper to R. C. Hutchings, Esq., was getting over some hurdles he slipped, and one of the stakes ran into the calf of his leg inflicting an ugly cut. He was attended to by Dr. Daniel, of Wareham, and we understand is progressing favourably.  - WE are very sorry to hear that M. Rodgett, Esq., of Sandford House, Wareham, is suffering from a severe attack of pleurisy. He is being attended to professionally by Drs. Daniel, of Wareham, and Fall, of Bournemouth, and we believe is getting on as well as can be expected, Tux Mayor for the year (under the charter) is by prescription coroner for Wareham and the Isle of Purbeck, including Isle of Brownsea, and excepting the trough of Corfe Castle, which has by same prescription a coroner of its own. The Town Clerk, of Ware ham, al ways attends both boroughs when they hold inquests, and conducts all the necessary legal and formal husiness at and incident to the inquesta held by each official. In the late murder case inquest the Town Clerk of Wareham, Mr. George Filliter, happened to be from home, and Mr. F. Filliter (one of the Wareham borough justices) attended the coroner at Code Castle in his etead.  COUNTY PETTY Skssicuss, Tuesday.—Before 0. C. Farrer, Esq.—Sarah Stickland was summoned for being drunk at Swanage on May 29th. Sarah pleaded guilty, and in extenuation of her conduct said that she had been waiting onithe Blue Ribbon and Salvation Armies all the day, and, feeling rather heavy, she had a glass of beer, 'which, with two or three glasses of cider she had with some friends whom she met, overcame her. She was ordered to psy the costs of the court, 75.---George Bridle was summoned for being drunk at Murden on Whit-Monday, May 29th. Defendant pleaded guilty, and was lined 2s. 6d and costs, 10s. 3d.--There were several other cases for trial, but, in the absence of a ssc-aid magistrate, they were adjourned to the next court. COUNTY OnaT, Friday.—A telegram was received from the Judge, Mr. Elerjeant Tindal•Atkinson, sayirig tlutt Ito could nut eStoncl, and lastructies the  Registrar to take the undefended cases and adjourn the remainder until the next court. The following cases were dispcs-d of by the Registrar, Freeland /Talker Esq. :—T. Blandover, East Knighton. v. William Lovell. Claim for goods supplied. Defendant offered ss. per month, which was accepted. Order accorBlandover V. James Dorey. Clabu £2 Is. 83. for goods supplied. Defendant did not appear. Order for ss. per month.—T. 131aucluver v. Joseph Brewer. Claim, 7s. 63, for a jacket supplied in January, 1880. Defendant did not appear. Order for payment within a fortnight.--W. Lucas, Wool, v. G. Battrick, Corte Castle. Claim £9 14s. Od. for goods supplied. Defendant offered £2 forthwith, and £2 per mouth, which was accented. Order accordingly.—W. Lucas, Wool, v. D. Wellstead, Highwood. Claim £1 7s. 6d. for goods supplied. Defendant offered 4.. at once and 41. per month afterwards, which was accepted. Order accordingly.-John Prince v. F. Keats. Claim £2 19s. 4d. for work done. Defendant made an offer of 4s. per month, which was accepted.—.—John Poland v. Albert Summers. Gaim £4 6s. Bd. for goods supplied in December, 1877. Defendant made an offer of 104. on the Ist of July, and 10i. per month after. Order accordingly. —The following, which were down for judgment, were ordered to stand over until the next court, viz., Martha Lome v. Robert Langdown, and Robert Squibb, baker, c. John Hansford.