The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-24 00:00:00

POOLS.

BMWS Or 801110.—On Thursday evening • service
of song, entitled "The Saviour King," was given at
St. James's schoolroom. Mr. Laws warn the conductor,
and the vocalists were the scholars in the upper classes
of the Sunday Schools. assisted by the church choir.
The Rector (the Rev. J. A. Lawson) opened the pro-
ceedings with • short addilowed by prayer, and
also rave the connective
Parry EASSIONS. Thureday.—Befor• the Mayor (Yr.
W. N. Western). and Messrs. J. S. Th.rsU. and G. R.
Notch.

Tamar= —The Beach temporarily traasfered the
license ig the Sloop beerboute, Hamsorthy. from Mr. W.
Hillier, to Mr. GI. Muselewhite, Jon-

Tux Rossaaus as A Looosa.—Robert Seymour, sled
of 18, RS/ charged on remand with stealing s waistcoat,
the property of Tom Foster, and 93 penny postage stamps,
belonging to John Clifton, of Haraworthy.—ls answer to
the Mayor the prisoner, who pleaded guilty, said he did
not lire with hie father, but had been keeping himself.—
The Batch maenad prisoner to 14 days' hard labour for
each offence.

"On Bors."—Georpe Cam &tool Care, Benjaasiss
Nippord, Gtoorrs Wail.. linuletiek Vac Botjaimist Norris.
tfaintand Brown, and Wi11.... Waterman, sight boys, were
summoned for throwing stones in the street*. the 4th
instant —Supt. Hunt said there were numerous com-
plaints of boys throwing stones, knocking at doors, ringing
bells, 4 , and be wished thew cases to act as • caution,
but did not ask for • conviction.—Ells• Jaw,: proved the
off mon and identified all the defendants but Brown,—
The Mayor 'aid the magistrates would suspend judgment
during the better behaviour of the boy.; if they were
brought up agsio they would be sent to prison for alert-
lgbt. They could not tell what damage they might do
by throwing stones—the result might even be someone's
death.

VISIT Or PRINCR CHRISTIAN TO CUOMO... —For the
third time this year Lord Allngton had the honour of
royalty at Crichel House. Last week
entertaining
ighness Prince Christian, accompanied by
Lord Mington and the Karl of Malmesbury, arrived
at Wimborne by the 5.15 train on Wednesday evening,
and proceeded to Crichel, where he remained until
Friday evening, when he left by the six o'clock train
for London, attended by Colonel Mend. The vidt
was a private one.

LOCAL Bosao or HEALTH.— The monthly meeting
of this body wee held on Wednesday lest, Mr. ff.
Burden in the chair, and there were present—Mews,
C. Pond, E. B. Smith, R. Eyers, T. M. Park, A. B.
Hodces, J. G. E. Lavrrenoe, H. W. Abbott, R. Lock,
and J. Bea—The Chairman stated that Mr. Shop-
land, the engineer, had not yet made his report with
reference to the proposed water supply for the town.—
The Clerk read a letter from Mr. E. J. L. Brown
complaining of the worn-out and diagraoehil state of
the pavement in front of his shop in the Market-place,
and the worn-ut .L4O of a gutter opposite his dwell-
ing-house in Salisbury-strest—The Surveyor said it
was not his fault the work had not been carried out,
and promised that it should be done as soon es the
stone arrived.—Mr. Park said he undendood that
some time since a motion was carried and entered in
the book fixing the amount of space to be kept clear
for traffic in the Market-place on fair days, and he
would therefore postpone the motion of which he had
given notice until the next meeting, to enable the
Clark to look up the resolution.—Mr. Lawrence
expressed his opinion that the revenue from the tolls
of the pleasure fair was a mare bsgatelle, and advo-
cated It, removal from the Market-place into the Fair-
field.

POLICZ 00011 T, FRIDAY. —Before Hr. L .1. Parke and
the Rey. Carr J. Glyn.
AU.. HOrtitsk, a young girl of Cbaldbory, was brought
aromlnwensprlyy chargedDisp.rwiatlithesteel.ingsap6mobeatleeTh.the=
was very deer, and the prisoner pleading guilty to the
charge, she was ordered to be detained in Dorchester
Gaol for 14 days without hard labour.
Cowry COUR7.—The two-monthly sitting of this
Court wee held au Tuesday leak before Mr. T. -Z. lofroy
ands.).
Rom A. Warshans, eboplesentil. of Dudishull. • Cherie
og, small/ farmer, of Haat Parley. claim of
LV 16a Si, and there was a set-all of £341., Bcl.-1(r.
Gibbon foe plaintiff; Mr. Atkinson for defendant—This
adjourned cam was referred to Mr. J. Z. Jenvey, account-
ant, of Wlsaborne, for settlement.
H Heroin whardwitgbt, of Cods Ma 11...,. Henry
Pend. k.alar. of the same *mu— A claim of SA lea.
balance of account —Defendant bad paid the many Into
Court, hut without giving notko to tha plaintiff, whoa
solicitor, Kr. H. T. Tremaioa, applied for and obtained
costa _

Thiene Haws, grocer, of Wimborne, • John Roy QuicK
of Garage AU Sainte—The plaintiff obtalaid
Isitt against the defendant for • debt and costs,
mined • home and sane pigs, under an execution from
the defendant's promisee 11r K Brenuand, solicitor
of Hiendford, acting on WWI at Yee Wary Pans, of
Londe& who bolds a bill of Um defendant's affects,
Paid um sum of MS is. 7d. into Court, in stay of
madten, sad that amount, together with it is 9d.
warn now claimed from Yr. Dews under an
in 111011110001 by Kr.. Trevanion
appeared for Kr. Dem? and It shown that the
hone end pip were tbe Hr. Qui after the bill of
gale was exsontal, his amour decided that the horse and
pip did not pan under the biU of sale, and gave lodgment
for Kr. Dewe, each party to pay their own 0,38tt
The Rev. Edward PeemcK of Wales, e J. Sutton, of
S , and Thomas Blake Sutton, ol Woodbuids. —A
claim g bag
O k 9d. balance due for rent, end the
defendants pleaded • set-off for • like amount for thatch-
ing—Mr. Pawning, of Salisbury, appeared for plaintiff.
It,. Trevsnion, of Poole, for defendant —A Jury was
11132114011i1ed to try this on. The plaintiff is the landlord,
and defendants the tenants of • farm at Martin, Wilts,
and this was a friendly uncut° try the point as to whether
or not the defendant' were entitled to deduce from the
rent the sum of AO 3.. 3c1., for thatching done on the
turn—The jury decided in favour of the tenants, and his
Honour =Heed for costs on the higher scale —Kr.
Porn:Ling gave mottos that he should appeal oa some points
of law.

IILANDPOZD.
Oraceas.—A concert of vocal and instruments' music
wan given is the Corn Baobab's on Tuesday ember in
oonnectka with the Working Rea's Club, and was fairly
well attended. Alderman I T. J,Jazia lad premised to
=dibut we regret to say 'that he was prevented from
st through inure. and his awe was tram. by the
Rector, the Rev. C. T - Pyneetsm Mrs. Rewardswee the wootraraist, and seen were giros y IDao A.
Amoy, Hurts hiss Crew, Kr. H. Dyke any
Vim of Winiborne Wasted, and Yr. R. Blrachard, sad •
duet by Yr. F. D Aaiun and Yr. H. Dyke. m. bland.
ford Bram Band Played and overture rad • selection, Yr.
T. Rant • corset solo, rad Mies B. R. Payne sad Mae B.
DorilOalY Pianoforte solos. The concert pared off very
suceassfully.
Sainpraina • fincine..—At the County Court, on lion.
day, Mr. Hoare Richard Farrah= °ravine llos
was sammraa by Mee Harriet • iniodilamieN
who claimed the sum of £3 Da. Bd. warn formerly maid to Mrs. larpahansea (silks per annum,
sod she sought to recover • maeit wages in lieu of
00140., and 101 for board dories The
defendant field • counter *lran of Ifff •montlie
wages in llea of notion—Yr. W. B.Beeraaad appeared for
the &all/I, and his Meat Inse 00104 from
Lon on Saturday Wein had not
unable to proceed with the awe —Nt7W."k.
who for defeedest, denied that his died mei
aaytJsa4 said that it was imposini, for the
tiff to recover board =Thee Judas said he shou Ilk.
to hear what the had" tom= and Mr.
Farquharson said the plaintiff was f hie wiles
maid and when thet*moved from %rotas Howe to
Danville Howe the was *coward Ins waggon ,
arid the batter and maid were told to ride in the
Lati= plaintiff r with the
efused to do The bull.,
antrhircitrit told her BIM the ;
oould remain behind if she woauld not Plaintiff did t
go to Danville, and she gave up her keys and told not
butler where to send her bra, stating that she should
leave at once and lose the three day's wages due to hi,. I She had been paid her quitends IFINIVI three days
previously.—Judge Lefroy and he mold not see that it
11/118 anything but disobedience of lawful orders on the
pert of 'the plaintiff, as there was nothinc_unreasorable
In asking • servant to ride in • —Yr. Brennand
said his client was ender thedoctor's hands, and she
demurred to going five miles in the waggon, which was
Wed with boxes, and there waa no room for her to sit
down. She did not refuse to 10 and told her mistrals she
wror=ras willioeurtheletreasoseetafdsinot: drive
ranher
lonhanouver In %draw
aff C
toe ardiethis haw fad 66 Wag
ir r.z.t Aildans wait-


drew the murder claim. and mired for costs which be
said might net lie enforced—Wm Howe gave judgsent
for defendent, with costa
A QuArnow or Poonneog —At lb. Count, court ce,
llooday Yr. Willies. Henryyfank fanner, of siandfcm
St. jury, was sued by 112. Henry seller., a dairyman, or
the semi place, who claimed lie, bang an alleged over.
charge of gd. per bead for impounding shop.... mu elm
of September sad 110 pp on the leth of October.—Mr.
Brunnand, who appeared for the pialat,ff, said the amount
of thif chils wee small, bat the principle involved m.
rather iroportent.—Del =feat charged Lis client 1.. per
head for imundlof his hop., &ma pig.. which had
enesepitaridundeonjzotest,".."nt.
ead wiamd.sougrtdtoPlairecovnteff thePaidorerths.
" the old statute of Elisabeth °sly td. per
mug be charged for io.pounding.—Hr. Atkisson,
,abs was for the defendant, said the fee of di. named ia
' the Mantle referred to was merely the haywarge charge
for turning the key of the pound, but in the premed cm.
the animals were impounded on hie client's own fun.
He submitted that pia/stirs proper rensedY wax by
repimu,, sod that. keying veld the money, he could not
recover under the present INlMukvai —.hid" Leroy wa.
of use same opinion, bats. no suthority on the point eree
obtainable he adjourned the case

MINAIITISH ITRY
MAD DOGS TO DO AS THEY LIKE
Mr. Benett4tanford, who, it may be remembered
a prise for the beet SIM on the ranee anef
care of hydrooobia, draws attention to the extraordinwr
prevalence of that malady during the present cold weather.
The old notion that digs were effected by it ooly in tcs
b ottest part of the ye& is DOW entirely explode/. If any
further evidence were needed if could be furnished by um,
case of the Queen's Mach:nude, in which nmptoms
rabies manifested themselves a short time back. It is
afermed that not only has the malady appears,' amongst
the Ryel buckhonnds, but that two packs of foxhounds
have discontinued hunting from the same canes This is
unpleasant intelligence or sportamen, and prompt
townies ought to be taken by three who have eons
of in. poops to prevent the disease from spreading.
Mr Beaett-Stanford gives • simple piece of advice to those
of the public who are at all apprehensive of being bitten by
dogs suffesiruf from hydrophobia He recommends persons
to avoid all strange or wandering owned's* clogs the,
may meet in the street& A dog be points out, is very like
a human being in his feelings and sympathies. When the
drat symptoms of the dime" are upon him,he will wander
fa miles in a sullen and detected coodittoa. If he is kdt
alone or avoided, be will do no mischief; but the least
Irritation will provoks resentment The beet thing to an.
says Mr. Stanford. is to keep oat of his w. [ls it well
to let mad dogs wander at will I One would have thought
their destruction the correct and safe moms—ln]