The Poole Telegram. — 1879-11-14 (Poole, Dorset, England)

TABLE I.—Coot of Police hstailiehntent.—Salariee and pay, 1511 4o; chiteing and accuuti eineuts, £6o3s. 71. ; contingent expenses, £2 184. Id ; station-I:owe charges, £25 6. ; miscellaneous mirages, £9 114. 74.; tot I, £642 34 34. One-halt ot pay and clothing repaid by the treasury. TABLE 2 —Clam of Persons proceeded ogainet —Known thiever, on indictment, 2 [Wawa; suruMwily, 10 wales; prostitn'es, summarily. 13 females ; suspicious characters, on in:dement, 1 male, 2 females; 6=llllll'l6y, 18 melee, 6 t enables ; habitual UrMiliartia, summarily, 2 males 5 females; previous good character, on indictment, 2 males, 2 females ; summarily. 31 males, 7 females; c•oiracters utknown, summarily, 14 males, 2 females; totals, on indictment, 5 males, 4 temalee; summarily, 75 mai" 33 feinales. Tsang 4.—indistable genes* —Larceny by servant., 2; larceny (dimple), 5 enitezzienient, 1 ; receivers of stolen goods, 2; trine pretence, 1; uttering base coin, 1 ; attempt to commit suicide, 1 ; total crimes committed, 13; number of persons apprehended, 9, committed tor Ohl, 4 males and 3 ietnalee. The indictable odences this year show a decrease of two compared with last year. S,Veri persons were apprehended and committed for trial and disposed of as follows. viz :—One 7 years' penal servitude, 2 six months, 1 four mouths, 1 three months, and 2 acguit,ed ; total, 7. Tralma b.—Persons proceeded against Summarily.— Aemitlita oh cunv.cieu, 3 uiieles • elements cow eeon, convicted, miles, 7, temalee, 4, dieclearged, 4 males, 1 tamed° ; breeches of the peace, convicted, males, 4, female-, 2; cruelty to suimalacon4icted, males, 2 ;Education Aut, convicted, telltale, 1, discharged, male, 1; embezzlement, convicted, male, 1; dtuukennese. drunk and dinorderly, contl•ted, males, 17, females, 10, discharged, 2 males, 2 females ; iideuce, Lauder the Licensing Act, 1872, convicted, males, 2, discharged, males, 1 ; local acts ono borough bye-law-, owes Immo, males, 13, lemon's, 3; wiltul damage, discharged, males, 1, Amy Act, convac ad, males, 4; Pawnbrokers At, convic,ed, female, 1; Excise Acts, convicted, male, 1, discharged, male, 1; larceny by orlendere under 18 years, convicted females, 2; larceny under 54. in value, convicted, females, 1, descharged, wales, 3 ; larceny above 5, in value, convicted, males. 2, discharged, male, 1; lieceuy, discharged, female, 1 ; Vagrant Act—prost.tuier, convicted, 4 females ,• iound in enclosed premises for unlawful purpose, discharred, male, 1; other offencee under Vagrant Art, conticted, males 2; Wine and Bserhouge Acts, 1800 and 1870, diecharged. femme', 1 ; other offences (not inceuded under the ateme beads), convicted, males, 2. Total, convicted, males, Si), females, 28, discharged, wales, 15, females, 5. The above were disposed cel as foliose, ta :—Three months and above two 1; one month and al one 14 days, 5. 14 days and under, 17; to Industrial School, 2; Hued, 54, to nod sure. tee, 6, delivered to army, 3; discharged, • ; total, 108. Odenced dem mined summarily show a decrease oi 43 compared with last year. Insecure Premises reported by the police between 10 p.m. and 6 e. ea.— Frye e ewer., 20; plea and doors leaoieg to rear of pr i wises, 36 ; windows, ii; total, 67. fthe Piro Knpine etteed d at Fie diugton Mill on the 6.h on.. tide ue Fee, uary, 1879, during the repairs, for which .£4 4.. was received, aim at Moutekton en the 119.di July, ear Ll is. received tor use of Sallie and paid to toe Urban Sault y Anthority. impection w M. &Was , Jfeaeures. and Seale*. —The Weights and feleeeueee Ac,, 1878, came tutu upeiation on the let Jenuary of this year; nut by direction of the Council no active et4ps were taken to put it in force within the Be wigh until the end of June, when a notice was issued desiring alt weights and measures to be brought to the 1.0 ece-euetion with their denomination ma' ked upon them, and the moult was that I verified 110511 weights, and 450 mitaances, the amount of fees received tor same being £604. 41., and paid to the Borough Fund. I have also vioted aL shops, et and verified 1382 weights, 25 med. eut es, sod 211 scales. During the year, 1000 weignts have been repaired at the Police-station at monthly inspections. Ike CVenney &peepers' Act, which compels all persons carry lug on tue trade oh a Cniusuey-sweeper to obtain a cerLncate Irony the chief otEder of podee on payment of 2s. 61., hue been enforced, and tour granted during the year. Contagious Disease (Animals) Aet.—Duriug the past yea' there has not been • stogie vibe repotted in the boreasb. The Petroleum Act, 1871, hes been strictly enfyrced, and the result was that on k.ut 7,4 Ootoor last licenses were renewed for the Sala and atening ed petroleum at the premises of the following persons, viz. :—To lAtairs. Crocker and Co., ironmeingere, klagh 16,,5t-stretet, and at Fordington ; Mr. R. Dar I, ironmonger. High West and Trinity-streete ; Mr. A W. Groves, tallow merchant, Pea.is lane; Mr. Geoige Minford, plumber and painter, High E dit-street end Bell-street ; Mr. H. Groves, Millstreet, Fordington ; dlr, R. Bleat, Holiowey-row, Fordington; air. J. laiiCheii, Fut dingtou•crues ; and Mr. ft. Moors, Orove-buildinge. The splosive Act has been enforced in the borough, and tho tollos lug premises registered for the keeping of gunpowder and wired explosives, viz. :—Messrs. Crocker and  Co.. ironmongers, High W•it-stieut and Mr. Doer's. J. ffrey, summit' , High fle.t-street ; Mr. I. Head, High V. indmit yet and l'iinity-ati tat; Mn'. lttge.a and Mr. Tuttell, Higa Was...street, fur the sale oi ni works. Pubtio and Beerhou sit --There arm 35 general licensed houses, five beernouse. licensed un the yr ,ungall aDd one oil ; one rdrambuieut hotted n00n...A on the premises and ono off, toe conduct of which during the year Lai be.da moat intimate:tory. One boos house proceeded against, but DO 0011VicLitte. Lighttrig Opt P,te'ic Lamps —D trine the year, 304 Ito4'e were tete!" cu L. Wan pekee heleitteet p. u. end 3 x inquests have been he'd during the Isar. IMO toe torlow tug Verdict& interned, CIC , two eo,identel. two from natural causes, oue found drowDed, and true an open verdict. Greeting and Endorsing Pedlars Cerrifiattet—Granted at 5.1 eon.— Dales, 17; E.1.a114.10 •IS I. Ole& *—)l,lett. 75; Fewern.. V. F..es :lawmen, Superannuation Furri woe amount* to /bout £250. The moietie• ot nue.. anti teems, payable to the Nati UUrilif tie year, amoun,ed to 431 iii. 9 I. Captain E iward nuns., Her Mtjesty's luspect ‘r of noneuulai Y. made his anneal inspoutiou ot the tore,. clotidag, appointments. statue, cells, and books, ou the 15 h May lion, and every tiling parsed off Deli .fac tardy. hi conoltopm, I have mum n pleaaure met sting that the c.m.tuCt at the "dikter, awl amiable.. during the year hati beau htithly sausiectory. Two dilatable' reillgtleid. and vacancies lined as warn as poultila. One conateble sick ten days.  THE BUNT or HER MAJESTY, which has been 4sced in a niche at the back of the platform in the ovrn wam unveiled on Monday afternoon in the premenceof the Corporation, who admired Mr. Brymer'e hanclsorue gift.  lior'e Lao