The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-06 00:00:00

POOL/

Weenies's TRAINS.—A letter has been received by
the h.riff, Mr. J. P. Godwin, from Mr. Schreiber.
M.P. acknowledging the receipt of the resolution
peseeri at the recent meeting hell in favour of • move-
ment for obtaining early workmen's trains between
Pro, de and Bournemouth. The hon. member rays he
will spare no pains to brim about the accommodation.
The secretary of the South-Western has also written,
p omising to lay the resolution before the directors at
their next meeting.
BITILIIOILDINAST AcCrusirr.—An accident of a mnat
Gorton, nature happened ou Monday afternoon, milting
from the too common and remelt tasible practice of
" riding on the shafts," but it was remarkable from the
circumstances which attended it. A man named
James Cousins, about 35 years of age, married, and
with one child, be. been employed for some four
years as maltater at the Dolphin Brewery. On the
afternoon in question he wee engaged in a field of Mr.
Marston'. situate near the Shah. They were carry-
ing a load: and Cousins wa. riding on the Adm. He
appeared to have hit the hone, which at once
s we,yrd, an I C meins was thrown off and fell under
the warrgotr. Two of the wheels pained clean over his
ti.•ck and jaw. It was of course thought he ha I been
killer I on the spot. ina.moch as there was 15 cwt. of
bar in the wagrron, and a man on the top f that, and
the less's n itself weighed between 13 and 14 cwt
Wood-iful to 4ste, however, he got up and walked
about the Sell perfectly c rnircious, al hough suffering
&Atte agony, and remain. i ...risible until a cart had
heerr, f•-tche I from the brewe y t r convey him to hie
home in Kingla d. Dr. Turner wee sent for, and
foul: I the jaw had sustained • severe fracture, but the
men coon still, to a certain extent, articulate, and
there are great hopes of his ultimate recovery. His
wife and chill at the time were on a pleasure excursion
to Boar-11-mouth.

Bang HOLIDAT.—Wbit•MOtIday, la tithe accepted
designtrion of the day following what was years ago
calat Walt-Sa •day, from the fact that it was an
especial seas in for administering baptism, and those
who were baptised were dressed in white—bat Wets
Monday, as the average sportive linglishman contrives
to yen ler it—passe i off very quietly here. The day
was what 'Arry wool I have callel • " scorcher," and
LI Poole and hie wife ma le for the sead to at B oilme-
n. 'n-h, where were re-mewed th-- imam .1 the E ,der
-Monday h ,Ulay, Yds ough up in a mire extended
male, which we descritied at length at the time. The
only attraction that public or spisited enterpri e
managed to induce visitors to c me to Poole, was a
juvenile Foresters' fit,, and this, it need hardly be
-aid, was not p-rfectly magnetic. it well announced
to be "a grand demonstration and f4te," bat we must
have had an *Lily-satisfied imagined ,n to have
regarded it ea such. The Court is usitn-d "The
Foresters' Hope," and the youthful member., with
ad Otos. from other Courts, met at the Court-roma,
st Jemee' Schosl, at half-put one, and, heeded by
the PO.l. B a., Band. owler the leaderehip of Mr.
shave, march-d t the pleasantly-situated field, which
hal been kindly lent for the ow...Beton be Mr. T. P.
Soil. The procession numbered come 200 members,
mil the youthful member,. w- re whet witri greet.. A
t-a was pr...ri led by the committee f or thom rho took
port in ir, and tom gsneral public could as' obtain
retie-Imelda. Danciog, racing, and a variety of
amusements took pace during the afternoon, and the,
heal gave c net leraole sit sfactim by the selections
they centered from time ti time.—The steamers did
a capital trade, but we hear the tickets lamed by tail
fr on here to " Bourne" were not nearly as many as
on Bader H odey. It lea pleasing testimony to the
well ordeiing of the borough that there 1,1111 not a
single holiday charge ti engage the attention of the
ma :Mews'* on nee lay.
8111111710 lITSLLISIXCL Arrival.: MAT 24
&ober .Ida, Harper, oats, Yougnal Wheatear,
Wilkins, modes, I.rny, ; Joseph ant Ana, Pym,
'tone, Torquay ; Aloe, Dale, nil, S 'aihampton ;
Cretioa, Resenedorff, nil, Plymouth ; Ann
Beacham. nil, Swaney. 23 Ann Elisabeth.
St lc- 1, nil, Weymouth; Pioneer, Bean, nil, Sale' Is;
Acorn, King, roue, Plymouth. 26—Little Dove,
Kellaway, nil, Swaney'. 27—Kate and Annie. Steal,
ballast, Portland. 28—Stability, Sticklau'l, nil,
Cow,,; Brilliant, Bundy, all, Portsmouth. 29
Ceres, Summers, wheat, Londoa ; Gaming, Berry,
coals, Swensea. 31—, cornflower, Kent, wheat,
L 'orlon ; K, Barnes. coal, Southatopion; Harmony,
Attwcell, coal, Newcastle ; Crystal, Stokes, stone,
uth ; Confidence, Jones, coal, Kennett Pans.
; %say 24—Little Dove, Kellaway, nil,
Boras age. 25—Eaciel, Hardy, stone, •iwaisage ;
Stability, Stickle-ad, deals, ',owes ; N clay,
Lou'ion ; Olive Breach, &ear% nil. Portemoutb ;
Gensing, lickoff, clay, Vegmack. 96—Lord Clyde,
Smith, clay, Runcorn. 27—Eleanor, Neilson, bal-
last, Frederickradt. 28—Little D 'ye, Kellaway,
deals, Cow..; Oafs, Hamilton, clay, 1)ordt; Osprey,
Earnehaw, clay, Dordt ; Victoria, Hooper, clay,
London; Martin, Lather, Kent, clay, London; Fry,
Depleclge, clay, London. 29—Beta, Chester, clay,
Load ,n ; Alice, Dale, clay, Loud on ; Kodymien,
Fleet, clay, Is:Radon ; Rainbow, Brett, clay London;
Geggin, clay, Paisley; Willie, Tyrell, clay,
Runcorn ; Cornet, Bailey nil. Southampton; Birth-
day, Goodman. nil. Lyme; Geneva, Matters, nil,
Swaney". 30—Jumoli awl Ann. Pym, nil, Kim-
mired(' ; Acorn, King, flour, Falmouth ; Invincible,
Davey, clay, Legion. 31 —Chart tte. Denman, clay,
Lon lon ; Raze's, lor clay. V result ;
Niarrprie of Angles-a, Griffiths, ballast, Port ?dation ;
Ann, Bra,hani, pipes, Shoreham.