The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-02-02 00:00:00

WAREHAM.

THS Nottimeni Kurcrion. —The election of J. E.
12, Caloran, Req., eines dammed, east £329 10e. Bd.,
the coated of J. 8. W. S. 7L E 177 18e., and
the rendidattue of T. F. Fremantle. Esq., £4OB 18s. Id.
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Izeoridu 32711111111.-11 t. Oneet's seal suet lila3
£1463 Os. ed. The modest Wm ci 1470 Os. 104. is
degared u tbe total expenditure et his opponent. M.
C. Waring.

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named Ego, of Bountesnontb, against Mr.
Timm!! for usaulting hint during
worries at Bt. 's Chun*, Longtime. but owing to
the auxamone not bsag pgroonolly /erred, through the
absents from hone of tbe defeedant, the rem willnot
be hold until nest Tbereloy.

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VOMIT Morrroo.—Ou Friday morning • meeting
was held at the vestry of St. Jessie' to receive the
amounts of the treaters for the past year. The rector
(the Rev. J. A. Isencos, 11.•.) presided. The total
receipts were £427 194. ltd.; of this sues £4lO 10s. 2i4.
was eollested on the rate made August 21. The dis-
bursal:Dente were for principal of debt paid off, interest
on debt, insurance, fro., £4OB iia. 6d, and the balance
In the hands of the trustees is £l9 13e. Tid. The sum
yet to be collected cc the rate of 18813 is Ms Mr. W.
M. ?bleat= proposed that the asoounts be passed, Mr.
J. Case wooded, and it was carried unanimously. Mr.
J. Joyce proposed • vote of congratulation to the Rev.
J. A. Lawson, WA., upon his presiding for the Ant
time over the vestry. Mr. F. 'Travers seconded the
proposition,n which was carried unanimously The
said he hoped, by God's blessing, that
his ministry might be • Wiring to the parish.
He Owen* hoped that all the parochial work
would be carried on in • peaceful and barraosious
I manner during the time of his rectorship. Kr. J. CYO
I proposed, and Mr. Joyce wooded, • vote of thanks to
the churehwardens, Memos. J. Osment and R. Balboa
for the melons manner in which they have discharced
their duties dur.ng the time they have been in ales.
Mr. Churchwarden Benne returned thanks on behalf of
himself and eollere. A vote of thanks, upon the
proposition of Mr. Travers, seconded by Mr. Miriam,
woe unanimously amorded to the rev. chairman. The
amount now owing by the trustees is about aft
TKO WIATHIL. —MIAMI the past few days WO have
experienced most =WWII weather ; one day heavy rains
oed violest winds, the next day a peaceful calm, another
brief interval and then • gale from the O.K. and • very
high tide—the 'highest known for many years, sod on
Friday morning a stroog mutt easterly wind. At shout
half-paat four o'clock on Friday afternoon ikOoo was •
thunder storm the effects of which mated great alarm
at • hoses at Bournemouth where four persons were
streak by the electric fluid. The lightning demanded
the chimney into • room ceenpied by • Krs. Break
Miss Wiseman and Miss Mater, but neither of them
were mrioualy injured. After state they recovered from
the chock and such into an adjoining room where they
found Mrs. Wiseman lying insensible ma the Amu. A
medical gentleman was immediately rent for and upon
his arrival he did all in his (Dr. Thompson'.) noow to
snipt her butch. sontineed iossesible for • creasideralge
Moe. On &garde, night then was • complete
bonieruse and on Bandar morning the tide again rose to
an enksoedWary height, the West Qaay being impairs-
able from the Bridge to Mr. Lewin's timber yards, and
the lower rooms of mayoral of the small houses near the
quay were inundated with malt water. An inn known
as the "White Rot" was for about two boars
, surrounded by water.

in A mooßo.
Woccr Are mole —The onminittee of Aid
Winking Man'. Club ilroelded for the amusement and
instruction of their members and frianda a very pleasant
eeening's entertainment on Mondaj last, and were
favoured with a large and enthusiaetro companl ; almost
ton mach so on th part of the jevenile Portion. The
'Warta' meat, which took plies in the Town•hall
*insisted eif readings and 111,1/10. the latter by Mrs.
Edweris and the Blandford Glee Union. Spence
Abott, Meg (Mayor) preaidsl, and suitably latroduced
the readers. 'be following programme was most satis-
factorily given 1—
Cloru. The Caro. al
Leading aelectl.a. from ItosaiboliWorde The
ArdiltectureolLife ifay. Chador.
Dust

. Where there's love at Home
=lag The erkiret on the Hearth, Part 1.. Mr. W. E. Grover;
bledrigal The Wintry Winds sin
Ileadine... The Claim on Ilse Hearth, Part 11. —Hr. Grove..
; Bong
FOligtHET.—The eighth anniversary of Court Golden
Arrow was oelelorated on Tharmity evening, by a supper
at the King's Arms Hotel Tbe new landlord (Mr. H.
Marsh) made excellent pruiston for the eompeny,
and. liberal nipple of game was added by the Lord
Portman and J. J. Farquharson, Esq. B. N. BK.:mar,
the medical *Moor of tbe club. presided, and
between 30 and 40 were present. The loyal toasts were
followed by,' The Biebop and Clergy of the Diocese."
" Tbo Army, Navy, and Volunteers" wu runondoci to
by Aujitont-Itoruolt itteooner, of the Bth D.V.R., who
then proposed "Success .to Court Golden Arrow of
Forester., the Oddlellosie ieuclety, the United Patriots,
Blau Iford club, and all kindred societies.' Chief Rimier
Downey in responding, nauirked on the very flourish
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ins condition of Forestry. Mr. Luce returned Quito
for the Oddfellmee. P.C.R. Bees gave statiaties relative
to the South-Western district of Foresters. Mr. Wills
replied for the United Patriots and Building Operatives,
and Mr. T. Frolic for the Blandford Club. The health
of Mr. Bpo'inet 111fi cordially drunk, and ably &Allow.
leased. "The Ladies" Was responded to by Mr. Marsh.
lit. Here proposel the health' of P.C.R. douses and
r.s.c. R. Voltam Mr. James said that for the pest
four years, since he had been mastery, the society lied
gone on increasing in prosperity. They bad now 120
members belonging to the wort, £420 in Blandford
Saving.' Bank, and £2O in the treasurer's hand. The
members were, generally speaking, young men, and they
had only two on the books. The society wes established
in 186 e. Mr. Wittle also responded. The health of
Mr. Doseiny on Chief Ranger. the Visitors, and our
next merry meeting were then given, end the Chairman
retired. Bosse capital sobs; both sentimental end
wink, were sent during the evening, and one of the
members, Yr. Miller, recited one of Batavia poems in
the Dorset dialect.

WI 1180 PSE.

Pawn figisimown, Lieut.-Col. Paget,
Rev. J. Carr dips, and Rev. J. H. Austen.
Jokft Bieck*, of Hostage All &into, charged with
'or drunk and riotous on the 26th of December, was
i 20s. inoludin meta.
Barnes wee &mead with' trespassing in pursuit of
at Lytebet Minster. He was fined Ms. including
mos, or in default to be imprisoned for It days. Mr.
Moore appeared for the defendant.
George Fraser was charged with insulting Charles
Forward, his father-in-law, at Pillmoor Bottom, on the
27th inst. Defendant pleaded guilty. and was lined 204.
inelading poets, and was bound in his own recognisance*
to IMP the Penes ft twelve months.
Wm. Bead, Alfred Halepod, ArrAwr Cole and
Frederick flabpood, for playing at pitch and tows in
Wimborne, on the 10th lost, during the divine portico,
were fined 2s. 941. each, instating meta, or in defaalt
seven days' imprisonment.
illians Urs/pin and Henry Pod, two Na. charged
with obstructing the public thoroughfare in Wimberne,
on Sunday, the 10th inst., were fined ss. including
omits.
William Gallop sod Frederark Gallop, for being drunk
sad riotous in Wimborne, on the 11th mat, were fined
fim 6d. each, induding °cameramen days' imprisonment
In default. —Whams Bailey, sweep, Cole Hill, for being
drunk and riotous on the 12th of January, was fined 124.,
including meta
Brojaitta Walks was clarged with allowing two
carriages to on the highway without the owner's
name point, d Immo% he Ulm the proprietor ot the
same, and eve Ailed 90a, indicting Wide.