The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-18 00:00:00

POOLI.

PIUMM VI M ETHODISIL —Tbe qtuirterly meeting of
the °Moses of the Poole and Bltuadfced Circuit
Primitive Methodists wee held here on Wedneedey,
when there was an unprecelentedly large attendance.
It was decided to disconnect Ettandford from Poole,
and form a new circuit of which Blandford was to be
the heed. The Rev. C. Portnell consented to remain
• third year at Poole se Superintendent, but the Rev.
J. Leach declined an invitation to remain at Blandford
• fifth year a, Superintendent, as be desired a change.
Mr. Leach ha received an invitation to Newbury,
and the Rev. W. Williems, of Southampton, la to be
invited to sawed Mr. Leach at Blandford.

CIVICS PLUVIAL AID BOCIITT.--81111710111 Win
at Jamee's and St. Paul's Churches on
preached
lin aid of this society. At the former church
Lb. Rev. W. Jones, curate of St. Paul's, preach.d in
Lbe morning, and the Rev. 0. P. Bs , Vicar of
St. Silas, Miming/ham, in the evening; whilst at St.
Paul's, Mr. Beakerville was the morning preacher,
and the Vicar (Rev. F. P000ck) the evening net. The
annual meeting was held la St. Paul's schoolroom On
Tused*y eg the Rector of St. James's (Rev.
J. A. Lawson) In the chair. A hymn having beat
sung, the Rev. J. Blier of Belle Vu., Parkstone,
offered prayer. The Chairman then delivered an ex-
cellent addrees, in which he spoke of the working of the
parochial system throughout the Kingdom, the im-
portance and oompletenese of which, so far as it watt,
he acknowledged, but it was inadequate to oope with
Lb. vast populations that had sprung up within •
comparatively short period in many towns, especeelly
In the North. Me. Lawson said the society wait the
means of previa*, the belp that was needed, but he
was wry to my that the state of its funds wee such
that it warn not able to render the unmet of hap that
• rite rev. geatleciaa read • letter
Teal= hi had received from the society, to the effect
that only 00 could be mated for • curate for tits
wish of St. James' (with • guarantee to return £4O)
Instead of £lOO, as kerstofers. In conclusion the
Chairman referred to lgnorancs, infidelity, and
intemperance ea the thu. great obstacles to
Lb. work of the society.—Mr. T. S. Furnell, the
local aeoretsry, read the report, which showed that
daring the pest year the Poole auxiliary sent
£72 It.. ltd. to the society, Including Cl 2 17* from
houaehold boxes at Belle Vue. —The only other speaker
was the Rev. H. F. C 0...., of fihepton Maistt, ths
association secretary, who made • capital speech.

Perry Stimaugs. Thoradair.—Befors the Ka woe (Kr. W.
N. Western), and Wm. C. J. Moos, W. D. Dugdnls, G.
IL Hutch. and F. Wine.
Atha! Helieray, aurv.yco and accountant, of Foamier's.
again surrendered to bail charged with ameoltins his wife
Clemente Holloway, and neglecting to maintain her,
whereby she berarne an inmate of the workhouse. —Kr. G.
H. Conway, relieving officer, produced two threatening
letters, both signed "J. Read, which had been received
by Kra. Watts and kg I DahY the two neighbours who
gore evidence against the prisoner. The writer was
unknown. Kr. Conway said the prisoner bad gone to the
witnesses' houses night after night, in a drunken state.
and threatened thegn.—Prisoner's wife now appeared,
and she was evidently desirous of screening her
She said he did not amault lase and there was plenty of
food in the home. She also had two shillinga in her
pocket whoosh. was taken to the stnion. The magistrates
decided to bind the prisoner in hie own recognimanogs of
.610 to keep the imam for dr months, an 4 allowed him a
week to pay the coda. which amounted to £lll.. 61.

Wilkens /udders, • tranter, waa summoned foe being
drunk and disordarly In High.strert, on the Illtt Febraary.
—P.B. Ballast said be waa meat for by tb• landlord of the
Iltad Inn about ten o'clock at night on Friday
and found def.:Want lying Amon • table In the
Ilona; very drunk. He lad some of Ma cloth.. off, and
had apparently been Waist. His father and brother Apt
him out of the house. and ha made • disturbance in the
street for about squad., of an boar. when his fattier and
brother forcibly carried hint away to • stable la Paradise-
street- —The Bench Imposed • dna of 10s. and costa

V. lasulaw. m-arbser, a Hun worthy, was sum.
monad lyy_the tolioe fpr keepiap • dog without • Hamm
on the 1191111 robrDsrl. & Bodoni mid he saw • large
spotted dog at defendant's boon ea the Illtb alt —Delon-
dant said he bad had the dog about three weeks and
admitted that he had Do lieenae.—Delandant said he
PPMt the dog from Newcastle-on Tyne. for f3quire
comae-keeper. but he had not bat an opportunity
of sanding the animal to Lalwortb. He had mince Jetta'
out • liounan—The magistrate' Aned defendant I. 6d.
and 7s. ed. costa

,rremA beekirer, Thomas Loayer, and NIVII,JII4II &WSW
three boys of " Monkey's lamd," }Clasen, were sum.
mooed for wilfully cutting three growing trees, the pro-
perty of Mrs. Member! Elt,Clar, et Perham*, on the
Mrd of February, doing damap to the extent of la —P.C.
Holloway stated that shoat half-past eleven o'clock on
the Sunday morning named be saw the defendants in •
plantation belonging to Mrs. 8.. Clair, and they each rut
down a yams dr tree. He bad received numerous corn.
plaints of boys mating down mall trees "to banish
squirrels- with—Defendants expressed their sorrow and
promised not to offend male, and the Death aturnded
indusent. het ordered defendants to pay the damage and
coats, &a seeb.

Thomas Mot, carter, of Ylosoe, was summosed for
cruelly ill-tresties • horse at Parkstons, on the likk of
Yebruary. —Bernard Barnes said be wee moplorsd by •
lady (Madame de Winks, of Weymouth end Parkstooe)
to me that them was no cruelty to suimals on the Perk •
stoos.road, and to give smistance with his owe horse ti
other animals which had • di/Mollify in drawing loads op
Oastle.hill. On the day in question be saw defendant
beating the mare be wee dnv las. He cut the animal's
breast opus is three places with • whip, end there were
• groat Essay wheeis on her beck. Dereadant refused to
unharness the mere and take her boats Tie mare wss •
"libber, and no one bet the owner could drive her. A
different naim was in charm of the animal newly every
day.—The Mayor remarked that it was very wrong
Indeed of the master to send out his men with pooh an
sauna —Defesdant said hi. master. Mr. Chula Pond,
°estimator. of Boursentooth, could prove that the mare
was not out open, sad asked for an adkornmest—The
Bench adjourned the tees for • week.
Bike Mamma wee seasmoned by Um polka for ttisi
• dog without • Boma. —Deadens said her late
was tailed, and she kept a dog to lead her shout. This
dog died. sad • Preach lodger sere her another dog which
be said he weaki pay the tax for sad have the sahebs'
again when her mother died. Her mother had bees feed
for some time, sad as slis did not know where the lodger
was she had given sway the dog.—The Beach fined
defendant is. and remitted the costs.
Goege• Mows& wee summoned by the polies, for
beeping two doge without license oa the 3rd of Merck.—
P.& Bakke said be sew two doge at kiosks% house,
sad dekadeat's wife said they twos hsteduiro.ess th•
dope for some ow. mad the times were so bad y had not
bees ski to take out • lionise for the other this year.—
, Defeedsst Odd oas of tbe dogs belossed to a Whalers*
num, and be bad slam takes oat • gown for the other.
-.Plaid la Id. sad eels. 7L dd.
Noy peek o MUM Wegalia, was semsessed for esmult.
leg M. 17 =la • skiik worse.. as the 3rd lastesa. sad
there was • Tbe women Mills said eke
bad sfilliseed her shill tapas William Beldera. who sow
cohabited with_tho WINS C.X• whose heffead did so*
live with bor. Bodes bed sot oald her say mossy ander
the order, and chisel, him with Coo sad desseaded bar
messy whereupon Oca abused her and smashed her.
Oax ell,psd that sibs was first smacked by Halo hut We
was disproved by Virtoe Colline, sad the &Sal lined Coo
be. and web. Ida fid., and dllmeNsd the mom senamom
Gawps Woof, • castermooger, and llisatith West, his
wife, were stunatosed for ameaslUng Borah Riolurthe an the
Ist of Match. Defearkats did sot appear sad P.B.
Hallett said he understood they had left the town.
Orimpleinant said she was at the Coach sad Horne cm
Saturday, lb. female defendant atoned her end the
defeadaate essealied her. The male defendant struck
her In the eye with • stray, bat • roans MAC took it sway
from Augusta Harland said abs saw • soul&
between the two wosei. and the female defendant
atestabed the compkiwa e face. The male &deadest
interfered, but she weld not see whether he struck sow.
Moemiles thee wrusstil.tharowd..
ad. arouad.—Tbe Bend
Nanar.—Bolore Messrs. J. B. Dwell and W. C.
Lateral.
ANA lloofdea, stose-eetti W eet-eteeet, wits charged
with being drnak mad in Leek's-Mae, early on
kudos Isoraleg.—P.S. said he found the primmer
Irks In Levire-lase. helplessly drunk, at helf•pset one
°sleek en Bandar mormisig. Prkeser was sesseless, and
he locked him op —The Beech hawed • Am of fis. sad
gods

&but Calk ant Strut (goon.
I might as well enter my against the state of
the alts pavement at .It is evidently
faulty from the fart ot its having been mad* with ba
gas tar. I always thought that time was at hest on.
pod authority upon pa tar in Poole. I mean
worthless" pas Mr, for that was the adleotive he
: =ll to it. Some of the " worthless " product has
y been used for these decaying pavements.
Let us hope that the wharves on the West insure will
act decay In a similar sasmaar.
What More houses at Lasedest, for more Radicals
to live ba Impomible I I fear there won't be •
" ghost " of a dance left for hint if this SOO on.
Never mind; them is still some hope. Go to
Bristol, and pacify the two thousand or more House
Rulers who voted for Fry. Home au* you ought to
have • broad book, to bear all the Tories pat upon you
at Bristol elastics.

Another bones to be let to "a rood Ooseerratf re
tenant "ea the Parade. "No.. but good Oonerroatives
need apply.' As all those anewer* to this
tion can be pat Into a tea-ehset, the home, I lett&
beg remain vacant
perhaps "Brother Bib; who col beers
everything, oar tolls. who it to b. WIWI or It It•
mit tell as that,
_perhaps he out tell as w are the
sontents of that bawl* a "Um pawn' there has
knob bun a little Ghat abed. However sem
saayhe at catching tee% he am% est& Ng
Wend rim

It's a mak Ammo Um, 414. the
ot Rates in Ude dirsatiow Then is be 13441"406.
Wive yrnastur *mum inPaliat my rme.
Kowa," ot ostuss) than " Beutiass """ kr. I bear im is about to wear th. pat,
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'orn right, U they wont do saw thi.
Good friend whim they're found eta "I
E07112411i 00•11•11h1 opinion" says that ths
Guardians aro not Guardians m ataacti at tits Union. Cour-wise —1 it
PLoom,
ooPi.

I expect some of them will want
moos why' next Thursday, when their votes ...,tt
if the Chairman has half the plasw "Nia,""this
cp.. 7p.m:car
plieuttle.soorevid.alititigy sotioziwitt,
.1701-'9' 64
Perhaps ----
those who are " too ignorsat Act f Parliament* may be interested to 6;r77,11
ths l:t41 ball at the Town Hall was followed h..
other balls NW the West More. but al ti!ey ~:f_k: private character I presume the prowowhos.":7. sbe reported. 'nu stl
If I agree to take off the fixtures of a Isooto _
valuation, and afterwards refuse to scootatk ..II
of the valuers appointer' by teleelf ant yap Qtrs.., tenant, am I noting strictly licscursilie !
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I believe the disputes as to who 4
should not rind the Parish clltur.la bell .
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settled, with Venerable peva-iron 7
, and I aft gior
a, for the music of tile bells on Sandal 7`7 brisefor/ church Unse is now vary pretty, sad do. ms
ringers credit

yam do you think of the new fluid me
an OlPWiment in Hlgh..treet ! It ceetehdf7i
Improemumit upon the Paraffin, but I don't yet to be taken as a grout compliment to it.

There was yery war.] .140410111 can** boakhit thi
ether night at the level cramming on the Parade. WI, the gates an Ant the driver cannot thu
mo until he le doom up to them, wid
ig happeemed in the ease I mow Alla& 41
tars Wei horse s head before • train easy re*
when they are aThen ought to • red lieht ou theme glue et .7;,`
cross the road, or ecomeome
killed before Teri lung.