The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-04-12 00:00:00

Corroponbenrt.

To tlio Editor.

Sia,-oould you kindly inform your readers bow
it ia that the large room at the Townhall is sow
considered safe ' for • bell for the Camay people,
to be held to.morrow (Tuesday) evening, whereas •
very short time since it was refused ON T 011714.11
people on the ground of its being unsafe, and in the
face of nothing having been sinos duns to strengthen
the baildingt Yours obediently.
DOROMINTILL

April 11, 1864.
[Why the Council refused the nee of the room on
the occasion referred to is wholly inezphosbk—not
only to us, but likewise to the majority of the rater
payers—Fa D. C. N.]

BRIDPORT, Monday.—Before J. Clundry, Feu., and
W. Hollowell, En.—Robert Henry, 13, warn brought
up charged wth robbing the prior b,z at Brawl@
Church. It appears that the ken. A. Brae ley, the
vicer,had missed money from the b.is on many ode... •
and on Sunday, 3rd inst., P.C. Wills widebed near the;
church, when about 3 o'clock the young thief
atom end delibecataly look • key from his
pocket, and unlocked the poor box, and transferred
the eontenta to his pocket. whereupon P.C. Will.
trenderred him to the lock-up at Bridport. The
magistrates thooght that the best thing they could do
for the boy would be to send him to ea Industrial,
which w. done, for four jean.
&IMPOST PAIL—Two worthy knights alit, thimble
and garter wen brought up on Thursday, before the
Mayor and S. W. Whetham, En., charged with
playing unlawful game, in the streets, depriving the
youngsters of their loose commits. They were sent to
torobester poi for 14 days each.
On Friday the renown Lightwood, of millet.
propensity, was brought up charged with planting a
regular left bander on the froatispiese of Welter
Walters. Through some skilful diploesitey Walters
did out appear, whereupon the rid Lightwoed was at
liberty to follow his calling of teaching the noble art
of self defeat..
LANOPORT.—On Friday night a tramp, who gave
the wee of daises Smith. broke into lb. workhouse.
He obtained an order of admissioe from one of the
seeneera, but mewing to undergo the ablutionary m-
ews, *wording to the rules of the edeblishment, be was
sent off. After the whole of the inmates had retired to
rest the smashing of • pew of glass was heard, end on
the porter proceeding to eneertein the ensee, be found
the tramp lying comfortably before the lire in his day-
room. Smith had then to sucemstb to the bath, and the
sent day, in eonsenthere of the thin stale be was in,
was ordered out of the town.
On Tuesday, the Bee. T. Snitcher, S.D., reeler at
Liminkton, nod Diocesan Inepeotor, visited On Liar
port National Schools, and, alter a lengthened exualas-
tion of the scholars, elpreeied himself satisfied with
VW, Proirress. and with the moaner in whirl& the work
of adoration wee cooduebed.

- RING WOOD.—PcMLu. Anorirrwarres. Tbe
following persons have been appointed to AU the
different ahem of this parish for the sesaiezr :
Guardian. : H. R. Monne, Elm., Kr. .1. A oed, Mr.
John Maky, Mr. J. Middleton, sad Mr. Law.
—Maywardena Mr. Richard Dyett. Mr. H. Holloway,
Mr. Benjamin Eladdeo. Mr. Pater Biles, sad Mr. T. Law.
—Churchwarden.: Kr. Stephen 84res4 and Mr. Charles
Cor.—Orerimrs : Mr. Charlet Wallis. kb. T. Law, Mr.
F. Short, and Kr. Jamrs Dawkins.—Coestablee : Mr.
William Clubbing. Mr. Thomas kfemelL Mr. Frederick
Bailey, Mr. Tho Ma. James, Mr. Robert Bead, Mr.
Alfred Reeks, Mr. Charles Warne, and Yr. James
Sodden.

PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIITT OF &MAT
BRIT/JR.—Amongst those who passed the minor *n-
omination (AIM' society befogs the Board of Failiftitlen
recently, we are olusaid to notice the name of our
Young
townsman, W. Warlind. endstant to
. William Penny, pharmaceutical chemist.
'rns Bstrusurrcv or Cowan Wixom. —oaional
Waugh's case was on Tuesday brought up Were Mr.
Commissioner Gonlburn on an application for his release
from custody. It was stated that he has now been
ociefined for • year and 12 days, and that his eye-eight
is newly gone. The COMMillaollele adj.iurned the
application. The cue was again mentioned in
the gankiuptcy Court on Thursday. Yr. Com-
missioner Goulburn stated, that no ormsultatiou
with one of his oolleigues he had resolved to reduce the
amount of required bail by ow half, which it is under-
stood the oilonel is able to proe.rs, so that he will
in all probability be soon set liberty.
WiIIBORN ff.—Her Majesty has bola graileadi
tor 40 Mummy* the following eppointramt
ard George Glyn, Bart, to he • Deputy Lisstraast
Is, the &nutty of Dorset.
It affords ea sincere pioneer* to be this he infirm Ger
readers that as the remelt of the Maur and maearts
lately held in this town, the noble SIM 01 £ll5O will be
available for the repairs and improvements of the
National Solhools.
Aoctbitsr.—On Mender cronies. threzta mistake
in shifting the points at the Witeborne
the trains got off the line, and while Wutddig the
operation of gettiag it as again, and with • view ei
Manilas Mew, two gentlemen (Mr. MA. 01 Blains.;pt if
and Mr. Fowler, of Whibthursh) asfortanately
Isok wards, without noticing that they ware on the sod
of the embankment. Both 5111116111•11111 fell. Mr. Fowler
rather heavily; bet we are glad to Mats that though
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