Blandford, Wimborne and Poole Telegram. — 1877-03-16 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

POOLE.  PETTY SESSIONS, Thiu7sLY.7—Tiefore the Mayor ((r. H. Halston) and Messrs. C. J. Stone, W. D. Dugdale, G. A. Gutch, and J. B. Dorell. Mr. F. Tarver, on behalf of the proprietors of the Dolphin Brewery, applied that the magistrates' consent to carry on business in an adjoining cottage whilst the Globe Inn was re-building should be in writing, as the Excise authorities desired it to be.—The application was granted. Jodie.; Nattheitlii was summoned for using language calm. listed to provoke a breach of the peace towards Thomas White.—This was a very trumpery case, :mil the Bench dismissed it.  Joseph Cutren,Chn rles Hill, and !low!, Poing were summoned for assaulting Edwin Northover. on Sunday evening.—Ceruplainant said as he was going to chapel the defendants and two other boys knocked off his hat several times and ill-used him, and then asked him to give them Prime tobacco to make it up. He could not say who struck him, but a boy who was with him at the time could.—The case was adjourned for the attendance of the witness. Samuel Grenharn and Martin Care were sinninoned for using language calculated to provoke a breach of the peace towards Sarah Kidner, at Parkstone, on Monday, and also for being drunk and disorderly.—Mr. H. T. Trevanion appeared for complainant; Mr. F. Travers for defendants. --Mr. Trev anion stated that the wife of erreentiam had lately .lied somewhat suddenly, and that during her illness Mrs. Kidner lent her blankets and performed other acts of neighbourly kindness for her. Since the death of his wife Greenhani had been repeatedly making charges against Mrs. Kidner which were utterly unfounded, charging her with stealing blankets arid other things.—Complaimint said she lived near the church at Parkstone. She was in her house looking over a bill with Mrs. Cattle when Greenham came up and beat the window. She baited the door and stayed quiet, whilst defendants remained beating the back door. She tapped the window to P.C. Briudiett to come and send then. away. Greenhari had a blanket which she had lent Mrs. Greenharn in her last illness, which he said he would give to him. Ile also said he would knock her brains out. She had given him no provocation. Did not accuse him of having murdered his wife.--Elizabeth Cattle said she was in the house of Mr. Kidner on Monday when Greenhani came across the road and accesed. Mrs. Kidner of having robbed him. Mrs. Kidner had given him no provocation. Martin Cave did not say anything. They had had something to drink —Mary Ann Jeffrey said she was hanging out clothes and saw Greenharn go and kick the door and accuse Mrs. Kidner of robbing him of his bed-clothes and running him in debt for liquors. The defendants were not sober. Cave used no abusive language. —Martin Harvey said he lived at Parkstone and saw the men when he was at work go down the road by Guest's Buildings. He saw Mrs. Kidner call to P.r Brushett to have Greenhatti away. Greenharn told her she had robbed him. P.C. Brushott persuaded him tog on orbs would he summoned. Green ham brought nut sonic blankets and said he would give them to her. He did not hear him make any threat. Did not hear Cave say anything. They had had some beer, but were not drunk and disorderly. There was swearing both sides. Mr. Travers then addressed the Bench on behalf of the defendants, and called as a witness P.C. Brushett, who said he VIM at Parkstone on Monday, and in consequence of what Mrs. Kidner had said went and told the men to go on or they would he summoned. They had had drink, but were not drunk awl disorderly. Mrs. Kidner said that Greenham had murdered his wife, and said he was a rogue, is thief, and a liar. Ile did not hear all that was said.—Mary hooter Cave said she resided near Mrs. Kidner, at Parkstone. She did not hear Mrs. Khiner make any charge against Greenharn, as the row was going on before she went out —Mary Ann Brushett said she lived at Parkstone, not far from Mrs. Kidner. She did not hear the conimencement of* the row, but heard bad language used on hoth sides. Mrs. Kidner /mid Greenham had murdered his wife, but did net her Greenham make any charge. —The Bench consdered the threats proved, and ordered defendants to pay the costs and to enter into their own recognizincee of 4:10 to keep the peace, Greenham for six months and Cave tor three months.