The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1883-07-31 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

POOLS.  Ti. Mayor of Pools (Mr. R. Aldridge) was or of the gusts at the Lord Meyor's banquet given at the Karl= Howe last week, wham his lordship entertained the provincial Mayon and other distinguished guests, to the somber of about 300. A Satiation funeral took plias oa Saturday altar. nom, whoa re of the male megabars of the body wr buried et the qaostary. The darer had died from rho, not °bolero, as tiros etopMly rumoured. Captain Strom, who had bean the sear of dialoged', raver. , don, performed the funeral service. TM °olio con' Iroise tbe body was borne on tbe shoulders of the sol tiers, two or three funeral coaches following tbs 4sters and brethren.  "eiisOioruas. At the Polioe-curt on Saturday, before Kr. G. Curtis sad Mr. F. Milk; two good-kw-nothing fellow., named Edward Kirby and g'•orge &MM. Inn charged with refuelog to Perform their allotted treks at the Union Workhouse. They b,th treated the snattoi In a very impudent etyks, and said the porter, Georg* Wither, when they went in and produced their tickets. jumped at thole lilt? a wild bout This wan denied,. although, It would . . ,  de ants w Plat _—...... wee tta—, _ _ ___ apt, ..._ have been almost excusable if he hat.l. as Mr. Ougdale, the Chairman of the Board, who was in Court, stated the fellows were a perfect nuisance to the authorities. What time they did not spend in gaol, they spent at the ifaito, and they were • source of continual trouble.—Mr. ()laic., 403 master, said both of the prisoners bed been prevlotaily onvicted of • eimilar offence. They were in the habit of enreing into the Union in the most filthy condition.—Kirby retorted that it was the places that was dirty, and was a diggrecs to the borough. (Those who have tweeted the Howe know the untruthfulness of this statement) Kirby, while in the polio.-cell, dm tore up his lt 'WHIM sod now appeared in Court with a blanket wrapped round him Zola feshion.—Mr. Supt. Hunt ban led in a list of no Ism than 24 convictions against him, the lest being one for sm4los • meerschaum, wiPzi the Boarder plainly ensured him that if he ever came before him mato he would send them into penal servitude. —Mr. Curtis: The Bench here decided to send you, Kirby. to gaol for three months' hard labour. You. Barnes, do not swear to be quite so be i.— Barnes : Oh, give us both the same. Might at well hemn there as out. —Mr. Curtis: And you will It sve to go for one month—Barnes: You might let us hsv• bob alike 1 Neuman eau OF Diowirtgo.—,ta inqu at was bola at gm Town Hall on Saturday, by Mr. R. Aldridge, acting as deputy-coroner, on the b sly of Mims Clara Price, of fleeter, whom body was picked up on the shore ipear the Sandbanks on Thoraday evening.—Aocording tet the seldom* of Mr. Robert Grey, brother-in-law to the deosesed, and manegey and assistantwecrstary to the West of Emden i rre Insurance Company at Exeter, she was a.mut 61 years of age, of independent means, and bad been residing at Mayfield Hones, Bournemouth, for the benefit of her health. She was very oonalortably off, and there was nothing to cause her onemeinees as regarded money matters. (The witnesses were, by_pernaission of Mr. Aldridge, examined by Mr 8. H. Dickinson. who represented tits family); but she bad a peculiar liking for walldng into gm water and paddling about as eldidna would. itser billi War. 40:0111/11114 singulatly formed, being apparently too heavy for her, awl in consequence she often tumbled about. She was of a Ely religiose tura of mind, sod always suicide with the pietist horror, His ra was—in fact it was the only thin; that suggeeted Beall to him—that she went into the water lie. for the parinera of eaelieg feet, that she fell, and, leeks( unable to irgt up was 5400.ted. Two witnesses, • lad, named , and another visitor, ir.d BLit°, who diam eyed tite'body, stated that tigb• • hw yards oust, and the deceased wag fkoe (Wigwag& fliti bad ea Mt boots .