The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-03-13 00:00:00

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THEC"NGRZOATI.ONALIPTS of Sere Regic have decided
to build a ,jnj,tero hnuce on the freehnbl cite, kindly
provided by the late Mr. IL J. W0.,41. f.f Athelhamp-
ton HAI. The vnluntary contriblitinna of friends ,
toward', this nbject will be gratefhlly twelve,' and
acknowledzed by the treaaurer, Mr. J. IL Mundell,
of gem Itegic, Poole, and Pcnirueninuth.

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• BTITEMINSTEB NEWTON.
PETTY SKSSIOvs, Monday.—BeforJ Major Yeatman,
('aot:iin Ilaitham and Messrs. it. It. Harvey, I). H. Sorrell„
and H. S. 11 over.
.Sarery and Frank Tit If fn. labourers, of Child
Oketord, pleaded guilty to being unlawfully possessed of
nets and ferrets on the highway at Child Okeforit n the
25th of Ortoher, and Savery. an ~1.1 offender. was tined
£2 and 2- O. costs, and Tullio In, and similar c sm. A
second charge of poaching on M. Sey tiler's land was with-
drawn.
John liottfanil, dealer, of Sturininster Newton, Win
aunimoned for refuting to quit the Swam Hotel, Siiirmin-
ster, on the 17th of January, when requested to do no by
the landlord, Mr. John Ilarrm and P.C. Barnes.—Mr.
Atkinson defended, and mid the landlord and defendant
hot a few hasty words als,ut a glass not being full it: gin.
and the case would not have been brought forward if the
policeman had not been called in.—The Bench tined defen-
dant 2, and emits, Sc.
II enry 10.og. Jeremiah King. Daniel King, &heard Kele.
Th•anns Roielan,l, and KA,' 800% tit young /to),
of riturn.insier Newton, were tined 5.. and 34. Gl. costs
nab for obstructing the Market-olace, and miing filthy
language on the 2101
Th,mme Tnffiu, slelkeeper, of Shroton, was fined 111, and
K., cost. for having a pair of J•cales one-and-a-half drachms
/bwirins, of Basher, was simunoned by Mr.
Thomas Taylor, Inspector to the Rural Sanitary AuthoritY.
as the (miler if a bout,: and premises at Sturtuinster New- , in,
ton in the occupation of Williuio Rose, the house being no with
delariblated at to be unlit for habitation, and there Icing I detail
went
an aecuniulat ion of night mtil in an open privy vault.- - Defen-
dant sail the vault lnel leen emptied and the repairs were och,
being proceeded with.—lt wan proved that defendant was that
given n-itie to alsite the nuimnce as for buck as last July. 1,
lot it Mel not been abated on the previous MouilaY•—Tho Its. 1
Bench made an order ion th•fefolvist to abate the nuisance 'wen
by the 211th of March, subject to a penalty of Ills. for I,
every day the nuisance we, unathavd after that date. total
LOWER LYTCHBTT. war
• Os Friday two corner stones of a new Wesleyan Sunday
Sotegol were tail by Messr,..l. A. Hodges and Edward
Hunt, MII.I gave addrt,,es stittalde to the occasion. Not-
withstanding the unfavourable weather, no:fly friends
&wielded to witness the err. meter. In the evening there
was a nubile tea, which was attended by upwards of 100
persons. After the tea a politic meeting was hell, the
Rev. S ineuel Wesley (of Poole) in the chair. On the
platform were the Revs. E. Workman (d Bourneinoeth),
W. Bill (a Wareham), Ilesrs. Farwidl, Hodges,
Llewellyn, and Crocker. The present scheme of a new
school originated at the last chapel anniversary held Oct.
4th, when the want of mitable sronuerslati•in for
the children wax felt to lie so urgent, owing to the rapid
increase of their nueiliers, that LIMII or more was promised
the name evening. The plan of the milling, incleding
fittings, is estimated to cost about £2llll, towards which
1.1:01 has already been raised. The friends are ewleav our
log to •qien the ..hi 'I free of debt, and are working- hard
to secure that mitt desirable remdt.
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On Monilav evening the annual meeting of the Primi-
tive Methoili.t, 11 ~, e, Coloni Id and Foreign Mit.ionary
Society. was lield in the Reading.room. The chair was
taken by the Rev. Mr. I'latt, who called upon his 'Benue
the Rev. Mr. Lanham, to offer prayer, who also real the
annual report, and gave a Oval and stirring address.
The chairman then asked Mr. Sitter to address the meet-
ing, and afters arils liim-elf spoke of the progress of the
Sisaiy. In the year 15411, there was hut 10 persons in
their ineiels•rshio, now there are 170)100. The proceed-
ings were enliven. el between tinging Iv each address. The
Chairman proposed .a
vote of thanks to the collectors, and
also to the coi ttttt i t ,Ce of the Reading-ram], for their
kindness in permitting the meeting to Is. held there. The
collections 111101111 W I ti SlIlleV111:11t °eel' £7, an increase
upon last year. The iticetiog closed with prayer 111141 the
benediction.

CERNE ABBAS.
1), lt3tc, from the Wry,lwilh Union Infirmary, at
Ilutristelol., with iiii•dieal I legree4 AAA col from L
ha., c.w.o.:n:4A to practise in thi, town.