The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-30 00:00:00

POOLIL

nem 9111010/16 —No lege than five magistrates
were prevent at the C tart on Thureday.—The Mayor
(Mr. IL Aldridge), and Meows. Curtis, Western. Dug- ,
dile, and Farmer ; hot the only busbies. on (hi. °ma-
din was a couple of tranifent, viz., The Three
Crown', from John Hill to Job Percy, ind The Sailor's
Home, from John Brown to Edward Hopper.
Woman's letter has beets received by
the Sheriff, Mr. J. P. Godwin. from Mr. Schreiber,
M.P.. acknowledging the receipt of the resolution
passed at the remelt meeting held in favour of • move-
ment for obutinior early workman% trains between
Poole and Beurnemmth. The hon. member lays he
will spare no pains to bring about the accommodation.
The peretery of the South-Western ha' %leo written,
pnmiging to lay the pollution bet ,re (he directors at
their next moonily.
R.V. Agra:AL Issourrion.—The annual inspection
of the Pool • ostopany of volunteers took place oa
Friday eveninz. Colonel Steward, who was the in-
specting officer, was accompanied by Major and
Adjutant Harmer. The offioers_Lorseent were—Capt.
Stone. Lkut. Sysdhe. Lieut. Wheatley, Sergeant-
instructor Hurst, Quartermaster-mrgeant Moslem,
and five other sergeants, and 56 rank and file. They
were put through a short drill, and at the conclusion of
the inspection the gallant colonel congratulated them
upon their *mart and soldierly appearance, and the
eat:ramble manner in which they kept their arms and
accoutrement&
Town COO/1011.—A mastic/ of the tlouggil
held as Friday, when there were present—The Mayor
(Mr. tt. AUdrldse), Alderman kyle, Buckley, Hamil-
ton, and Norton; Councillors Barnet, Buckley, Badge,
Curti., Dugdale, Fanner, Gifford, Hudson,
Waterman, and Ysettnan. The business was cow-
oaratively unimportant The Superintendent of
Folios applied that Sergeants George Beaks, and
John Ballet. and P.C. Chaffey be appointed
widetast inspectors under the Con
(Aniw4s) Act.—This was agreed to,tattussalary being
fixed at Al'per agnum.—With reference to • proposed
exchange of some piecin of land 4 Constitution-hill
with Lord Wimbonse, the commf tee appdated to
carry out the negotiations reportrd that his lordship
declined to entertain the question until an exchange
agreed upon in 78 had been carried out.—lt was
resolved to proceed forthwith with what we. necessary
for the carrying out of the icheme.--Councillor
Marston drew attention to the eh enfeeble radiance
cloned by Om inntScirast watering of the streets, and
✓oggeeted Ant ;Sepal,'
_wocld not object to another
water cart being pgKased ware 'neasmary. He
said he should bring the matter before MI Stroke arid
Highways Oesitatitt•e.-I'his was ell the bootheee.

WIN3OIIIInI.
Ooorrrr Coort, Thureday.—Before Mr. Salient
Tindal Atkineon.—Amos Outlet v. Elisabeth Skinner.
Plaintiff, who lives at Shapiriok, sued the defendant,
hie mother, landlady of the Lamb and Flag. Lytobett,
for the nun of El 15e. Plaintiff eaid hie mother
had mined roods in his name, without him connect, at
Mr. Lindsay's shop, in Blandford, and Hr. Lindsay
had duos monad the amonatfrom him. Defendant
denied having ordered the goods, and his Honour,
having expressed his regret at seeing a eon seeing his
mother, said there warn no evidence Wore him she
did order the goods, and he found for the defendant.
—John Wayman Iffalhalls Oarter.—Plabitiff, of
Wimbones, sued the defendant, a widow, living at
=ln Harebell. for El for rent sod for
of * colts.% Defendant esia would
pay the back rent io inotalinents, Lod IM the '
current riot, so it era. impoe.ible to met 000110
In the pl& e. Pl.ing.ff weaved the offer, and an order
WOA TA.. of 24. per month for the root due.---4ohn
A. RI lout, Wimborne. o Anthony Ridont, ..f Fern-
ham—Claim £5 2s. 81. for g into. Defendaat ones
°Mere I bslf the amount,which the plaintiff aped tot ‘ke,
but otter be had pd.' 134. In instalonnta be stopped
paying anything. Plaintiff =premed his willingness
to bold to the &grooming, sad judgment ens mitered
for him for £1 18-4. 3d. to be piddle monthly instal.
men'e of 2e. 6cl.—Allan Becialield, of Stalheidge' e.
William Laroombe.—Plabatiff, a farmer, claimed of
the defen43lt, who did not car. £5 for two fat
ending had band the debt, sad an
1 order wee made for HI poOment 10s. monthly lo-
etaiments.