The Blandford and Wimbourne Telegram. — 1881-07-15 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

SEQUEL TO THE WINDOW-BREAKING CASE. Oil The MAYOR expressed his satisfaction with the accounts' Fri lay, before Dr. Drew an! J. Lundie, Esq., Mr. HOOFER said last year the hon. s,cretaryehip was William and Sarah Cook were surnmoueed by Mrs. pressed on Mr. Naugle, under the idea that he should be aid for assist ince, to the amount of £l.O. He suggested Kell away for using language likely to incite a breach paid that, out of the balance in hand, the sum of 1;10 of the peace.—Mr. Henne prosecuted, and exp'ained to pain to Mr. Naugle in recognition of his services. that lest Court day, when Mrs. Kellaway's little boy Ste onded by Mr. Rose, and carried. was summoned for breaking gl ,se, the witnesses were Mr. NANGLE acknowledged the kindness of the comtaunted in the Court, and atterwards called perjured mittee, and also the very able assistance be had received --s, &c., ad Mrs. Kellaw .3, was aft r wants twitted from Dr. Simpson, Mr. Freeman, and Mr. Gorge. about an unfortunate brother-in-law of hers who had The MAYOR hoped a special circular would go out to suffered injuries, one from a dog's bite, arid couamitt -d those who do not subscribe. suicide. Ile had several witnesses, and if the Cooke Mr. NANGLE had seat out about 700 circulars last year, would apologise and consent to be bound over, it and would send out this year also. would save them considerable expenses ; otherwise the Mr. ROBERTSON moved that those gentlemen who acted case must go on.—Dr. Drew explained this to William on the tailing committee last Year be asked kindly to Cook, who consented to be bouud for himself and wife unlertake the same again; their services are most in £lO each to keep the peace towards Mrs. KellawaY valuable. and Jane Proctor, one of her witnesses.—This was Agreed to. not effected without some attempt at argument by Mr. Williams had submitted a programme for fireworks; William Cook before he submitted. Mr. Feeney was also present, and it was underetood the &Moils UNDER A HAvßicg.—John Balaton, John matt.r would be referred to committee. O'Connor, and Miller, a discharged soldier and two Mr. Sherren, Mr. Howard Bowen, and Mr. Williams sailors, were br aught up on Friday for sleeping in the were added to the committee. open air, and ano damaging a haystack belonging to Mr. Avlee promised. through Mr. Graham, to put down Mr. Snoelr, on the Chickerell road.—The mep, said the mark boats as usual. P.C. Read, bad been about the streets both sides of In answer to Mr. HOOFER, it was stated the Reial the water, making a noise, and they were ordered away. Dorset yacht Club are going to have their Channel race Afterwards they were found the worse for drink, under on the Saturday previous to the Town Regatta. Mr. a rick, whence they hod pulled out a lot of hay to make Hooper thought the club skould be c .mraunicated with, a bed.—Dr. Drew remembered the shortest of them, rind asked to allow their regatta to harmonise with the Miller, as having saved a child's life and got a medal town one. from the Humane Society; he knew he Was a geod Mr. COLE asked: Could we do anything to make our boy, and was very sorry to see him there.— Mr. Snook regatta more popular in th 3 morning? He saw very few said the rick was a new one, left last night perfectly welkin e about then. finished, but this m nning 3 good deal had been pulled The MAYOR said so few understood the yacht mine, out of it, and the rick much disfigure 1; in fact he could time :allowances and things of that sort. that not much interest was shown. Could anything more be done, before not have done it again tot a soverei_n ; the annoyance the shore spores, to interest the public at large, for it was was more than the cost of repaer.—The defendants said—When all the money is being spent, there is no one pleaded drunkenness—Two were fined en., or in default looking on. Mr. Cole referred to those psople who do nut seven days' hard laeour, and Miller 25., or three days' tiler; an interest in yacht-racing at all. . imprisonment. Mr. GRAHAM: Have some donkey and pony racing.