The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-03-23 00:00:00

WAREHAM.

EARLY CIMINO. —A movement bee been set on foot
for closing all the shops at I o'olock throngh the summer
mouths. Nearly all the tradesmen have agreed to it,
and we hope then who have not yet needed to the
proposal will soon do so, and thus confer a great boon
on those in their employ.
Tex NNW TOWN FULL. —We have greet pleasure in
announcing that the fend being raised for the new
Townhall and Cum-exchange hea received a most
valuable addition during the past week, gr. Dm:, li.P.
for the borough, having promised the muniAcent sam of
EllOO towards the scheme. Tins will bring the total
amn promised to about £BOO. We behave it is the
intention of the committee to dose tinning in the inane
of • week or in, and arrange about the design, ka We
may now safely venture to hope that the new town hall
and exchange will be Commenced early in the ensuing
Ilillikiner.

--EOBI-171 PITTT 81181110111, Tuesday. Before 0. W.
Ferrer, E. J. Weld, W. 'T. Fyler, N. Bond, and M.
Itodgett, &qrs.
Jel Ile Mi MI, of Winfritli, for steeling a quantity of
swedes ed Chaldoe, on the UM inst., the property of
Mr. N. hangmen, of Pored Ferns, was sent to prison
Ise 14 days. The defendant in this csae appeared In the
greatest state of deatitution, with scarcely sufficient
clothing to cover her, perfectly illiterate, and, with
another sister, living with their brother,
at Winfrith, by whom each of them have bad obildren,and
Wee slater, it is to be regretted, is again eneimalese by her
brother. What a fearful state of existence I A warrant
was only obtained at thalami meeting to recover posses-
sion of the pottage in which these wretched linings
reticle, so that when the unfortunate defendant
IN released from onetody she, like her brother and
sister, with their children, will have no oleo° wherein
to lay their heads.
Crioffey, woodmen, of Winfrith, war sam•
mooed by Mr. John A. Damao, of New Hoe.. farm,
Winfritb, for baring on the lath lottaot &iron two
waggons drawn by six berme over some growing crops
at %Vinfrith, doing damage to the amount of 2s.—
Adjouroed.
Jean Phillips, of Bare Begis,wa. fined 2a. Eel and Be.
east., for setting a wire to take a hare ; in default he
was committed for 14 days..
Thomas Skillet, of Bast Lulworth, for stealing three
'us the property of C. J. Weld, Req., at Lui*orth,
was lined 2a Ad. and colts.

Lotaia Stiller and Caro lisle Stiller, wore also charted
withibeitieg four
.aggs, the property of Mr. Weld. The
ease against Loom was dismissed ; Sinner was fine
Is.
_and ante. _

Charles Brows, of Wool, suottooood by the overseers
of .it Stoke for non-psyturnt of two poor rates
srooanting to ri O. 2d. was ordered to pay rates sad
<meta.

POOLE.
A Neer Bucr.—A few pumas holding the views of
the Brethren, or u they are sometimes called the
"Plymouth Brethren," hare lately opened a public
preaching plus in this town, and their meetinp Sr.
creating some degree of interest. On Monday evening,
the brethren admitted six persons as members of their
body by baptisiog them by immersion in the water our
fieldown Field.

Pang Ihrioa.—From the stalemeat of amount for
the half year ending lliolawilmaa 868..1 learn the
following foots —}tooeipta for last year, £4069 lb. Bd.;
rat-able value of property within the 91t100..c41,57p,
Per•Otli relieved oat bf the Eorhhouee. 1213
(of these 640 beloog to Poole). 429 •.grehte
relieved and 146 relieved in the workhouse.
The average cost of food and clothing was 3.. 714.
per head. The number of indoor paupers at
the end of the half year we. 97. In the house nine
persona have died and there were two birth.. The
amount expended In iodoor maintenance was
.2156 17a. but, and for oat-door relief £1722 Ba. 6d.
The out for the nine lunatics of the union in Dula=
we. 118.5 Oa. 64. The tabula of the odious amounted
to 2396 19s. 6d,

BLANDFORD
LOcat BOatri.—A mostiag of this Board wag hold on
Wednesday. The subject of ta election of five
members, in the room of those retiring, was diseased,
and it wee rewired that the elation should be held on
the 19th April nest. Tile members whoa terns of Milos
haa expired are Ikea. 3tepha Davis, Henry Field
Fisher, Angel Spas Hodges, Robert Byers, and William
Smith. It wag resolved that Ur. Bond's tender for
gupplying 12 soppier lamps fos asepted, bad Hue be be
IndraM•d to supply tam as soon as
.posiibls. It *as
also resolved that a pimp be erected in the Idwer part
of the town, sod that the selection si • imitable gibe be
left to ths Highway Comstliegg.
Borman Pouc; Tamlay.—Befors Space Abbott,
Zak (M4lOO
Mary Tucker, of Dorchester, was brought up in
euMody of e.c. Bvlog,sharejlzrith being &auk,
riotous, and behaving in a nualmr, in the
Flocks, Blandford, on Monday night. Fitful the eon.
stable'• statement it apç.are that the tioadna of the
Prisoner wag very dintating, mad was also • repetition
of her behaviour on the pro-viola, Saturday night. Us
had also bees, within • short time, convicted of vagrancy.
—Committed for one m oth's h ird labour.
COUNTT Court, Tuseday.—Fdly. original *lee were
altered, of which only three mom before his Honour.
W. Panay' v. IL Miller. Claim £6 10s. 84. Order
for payment in two Instalments.
Ardour Baker v. Frederick Squibb. Claim 191 11d.
To he paid at 6s. per month.
Anthony Horne v. WAia. Claim 22 17s. 34.-44:
per month.
JUDONINTII. —R. Moment, Blaadford, v. J Ellie.—
Adjourned fora month on the Fos adsl sztrsea. Pcnct7
of the defendant. _ .

Tlte 8401 v. agorae Hall. The order in this ease wee
made in ()ribber, 1866, to pay 3. per month, bet be
leetele"Pee. bed been Pei& To be committed for 14
days, =Meet to suspension for one medtb-
Ms Sane v. least Suster...—Order made on same *on-
dition. is tbe last.

Slferal •. Jain Adams- Tile order in this owe wee
made forth. 'septet of defendant's own child, which
lb. plaintiff, • sister-in•lass, hod agreed to take MIAMI,
of and provide for at Is. gd. week. The defendant,
however, neglected to keep up the payment..—Hl
Hournar eonsidered it • bad ow, sod made an order for
isommittal for 21 days, lob, soepended for • month.
Mow% dbeart, Braaten, Eriesdiford, v. Saws Crew.
Defeedsat formerly earned es the basinies of • dress-
maker al Child Okeford.—kgr. Abbott said that the
way in which the defendant Sot the goods, awoo°l°d
ahnost to • frand.—Order of meawittel for If days. to
be suspended for oast month.
TA. Sa...v. Osorr Legg. —Defendant now resides la
the Poolo district, being ostler at an Inc in Bouree-
mouth. Notice of the summons not twine realised, the
case was alourned.
Isaac GOMM. groosr, Blaadford. v. Cornelia* Ryworid,
blacksmith, Keyastoce.—Defeelant's wife stated that
I her hesbeed bad the mister**, to, brisk his Awe
twelve months ago last Ju.lary. &se hid out beim able
to work sizes. It appsaring ce espeiry that the house
In wtileb defeedmit resided was tis own ProOsrtY. the
Judge seld he woeld recluse the order lo4i. per moo*
siving_*•oath to KT 'be isitainall.
Hillier, wooletapler, Bleatifford, v. ilill.—Adjonreed.
P. Borrow Blandford. v. &MAI Metalev, Dercheeter.
—Order of eisinsettle4 fee 144',i, * hi 4144P4144•4 tor •
'math.