The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-12-07 00:00:00

WIMBORNL

Si. Iron and Lady Cornelia Guest have arrived
in London from Paris, and the Marquis and Mar-
chioness of Blandford who have been spending their
honeymoon at Canford Manor, have left for
Blenheim.
APPOINTYLNT. The Lord Chancellor has ap-
pointed Mr. A. Whitehead, of the firm of Rawlins
and Whitehead, solicitors, of Wimboroo, a Com-
missioner for administering oaths in Chancery in
England.
A Cott Frey has been started in Wimborne
under the superintendenoe of the Lester Lester, by
means of which the poor will be provided with coal
1 during the winter months at the rate of sixpence per
cwt.
ENTERTAINMENT. —The first of. 11131iCII of winter
evening entertommenta, consisting of readings and
I singing, took place at the Town-hall, on Thursday
eueniog, the Rev. Lester Lester in the chair. They
hall was tilled by a delighted and enthusiastic
i audience.
A Holm belonging to the Rev. Lester Lester
being left for • few minutes opposite • shop door im
the West Borough, finding the biting wind of Monday
unpleasant, started off at a canter on his own'
arc out, and after trotting gently round the einem
t once or twice, proceeded up the East Borough, round
by Mr. Galling's, and quietly brought himself to •
standstill at his starting point, warm and °option,
able. _ .

VL4TRY MILLIING.—A meeting of the ratepayerw
and inhabitants of Wimborne Minster was held at
the Oddfellows Hall on Thursday afternoon last.
week, the Rev. Lester Lester in the chair, for the
purpose of considering several notions from the High-
way Board comprising proposal, to dedicate to the
use of the public, the road leading out of the Poole
turnpike near Canford Bridge to the Railway Station
and also the new roads leading respectively fromth
Poole turnpike near Mies Mary Knott's stone yard.
and from the road leading into the last named from
the Leigh-road, to the Railway Station; also to con-
sider the desirability of making application to tho
ensuing Court of General Quarter Sessions te b.
holden at Dorchester, for an order cf that Court to
unite the several highway sithings in the Wimborno
parish into one Highway Parish, to take effect as
the said Court shall direct.
_ . _

After a deal of discussion it wu proposed and
carried unanimously that the prop as) of tbe High-
way Board respecting the roads afore-named be not
agreed to, and that as the present management of
the highway tithing. in one pariah is unjust, need-
lessly expensive, complicated, troublesome, and pro-
ductive of waste of time, labour, and mossy, an
application be made to the ensuing court of general
Quarter Sessions at 1./orchester for an order of the
said court to unite the several highway tithings
the pariah of Wimborne into one highway parish,
ooinciding with the poor-rate, and that Blears.
Rawlins and Whitehead, solicitors, of Wimtorne,
be instructed to make such application.
Pomex Vous; SaturJay. —B. fore Colonel Paget.
srunft,i flotsam,. a dirty looking vagrant, sea charged
with wilfully breaking • 'WIC 14 gisto in the shop nd• ,w of
Mr. William go.iliniok. of thir town. confectioner.- lb*
prisoner very coolly walked into the ounplainant's shop about
sh o'clock the previous evening, and helpol himvelf to a
couple of hone. As Mr. Sahrook did not feel disproof to
pot up with this nit of free trade.the defendant sutwhed spane
of ewe lo the .hop window .1 ith a stone, doing damage to the
summit if 2a. dd. The enagietrate c.muiitted him for six weeks
hard labour.

ST111•11IN Ileum, a labourer In the employ of Mr. JUDOS
Symes. of Wimborne St. Giles, WU summoned by his mmter
for drunkettne. The wiles in this ame did not appear, and
the Bench donuisosed the case venlig...eta against the cvexplainat.
Fa.mit Zaar.nez, 4 Alderholt, sus summoned b) Jams
F...ter, of the same place for resoling two rabbit trap., cain.
on the 17th tilt. -Mr. More appeared for toe defence, tux%
the Bench, after hearing the esidence, disenumed the cone.
Pint' 21116,1110118, Friday.— Hefore C. J. N.A.:IEN..
(Chairman) Sir F., A. Greathed, Rev. C. J. Glyn, Col. Paget
salute Rev. J. H. Austen.

Mammy Ilium) was aummoned for non-payment of •
reformatory order. Ifie. 111 WI owing. lie did not appear, and
couiniitkal for. month.

IeI•AC BURRING awl Comma' Forma, allowing cattle to stray
Winiborne, ware Sinai ta. each.

STOUT WWI Maar J•tig HASPOOD Were Ch• Tired With
being drunk lOn the tfith November. —They planed not guilty.
P.C. Adams mid he mw Stout lying W 2,11•1 the pavement in the
High ,treet,Wlinhorne, and got him up, when defendant shined
him—Stout mid he had been to Mr. Monkton's shop for same
sheep's heads and the policeman ran up against
knocked him down! lie was not drunk. - Fined 13a. including
C. 4.- P.C. Adams mid that about nine o'clock the same
evening he raw Mrs. Illalmood lying drunk in the Churehyard.
He told her to go on, sad the went • little way, but coukt
hardly stand. She returned again to the mine place and lay
dean. Fined 13a. including costa.
these IhilOAR pleaded guilty to being drunk at Horton, on
20in November; and biros Kure admitted being drunk and
riotous at Long HIM, on that day.—Pined M. each and 7s.
costs.

II ANDY ALLAN, CHARLIE/I &MLR and EDWARD KIST, three litUe
boys, were eharged sslth maliciously destroying • fence, the
promrtv of St. John Coventr3, Esq. The lads Mere blnl.l.
bin , and pulled dose shout sum lengths of the fermi and BMW
a fire with it. They were cautioned and dimulmed.
WILLI AM 1.1 THAR MAII DUIDUA Med for trespees in search of
gun,. on land. belonging to S . John Coventry, Esq.- Stephen
Head, keoper, .in the 20th Novemher ease Luther and another
wan with • lumber dog, go to Canton! Common and beat there
for 20 minutes. Ihe dog caught something, which witness
believed was a hare and Luther put it Into • buket. liter
'hen went olf in the direcUon of Canford estate.—Flned 201.
and smsts.
NAMI'IL 11A11000D and WILLIAM LUTIIRR (the latter the accused
in the former caw) were then summoned on a charge of tree-
mum in search of game un Mad. at Kim., over which U..
Hon. Brantley Berkeley hae the right of shouting. —Mfrs&
Bartlett, keeper, said that on let December between eight
atnl nine o'clock, he iew the two men beating a
fence of heath In the terish uI Kin... lie fetbeed
heed keeper Toovey, and they both watohod thorn
little thine. They went to them and found three r•bbita
, and a net on liatm.ssl and one rabbit on Luther. Haligood
resisted them. The wife of liabirood mid that her h00b.,,1 bad
, been most shamefully illtrested by the keeper and hie Inning
I nverly knocked sitiL Ile estate home bleeding, and nu obliod
I o base II malhal man. The Bench told her she could hoe.s
mintuons, but they Ind enter into that matter Both def.dants acre !Mod Ain. end cost...tech.
yee,, Cure, shepherd to lir. Styrlng nn• inuntnoned foe trusteu . in march id W.... on 24th Noventhu._ The oeee
not premed, the keeper admitting that 110 had set wires in the
field where the defendant was employed.
1101IL•ND FANCV, IVIIO with three others wan foullti LIRA ru-
in march of game 011 1A11,11.1 i1C1011,614, mr.
on ...salt ostolsr, and sho alsavmdal at the URIC. WWI A-012
2014. and to• cunt. In default one mouth.. h0pri......L

POOLE.
Tits Poole fishermen have been very enocossful during tbe paid month, having taken large quantities of herrings, sprats, and other Bah, which have ob-
tained • ready sale. This is quite • harvest for the poor fishermen and their families ; and, as broad is
cheap, we trust there will not be that distress in the
borough as there was during the winter of 1868-9.
BOARD op GO•RDIAN6 —A letter was read to thri
Board, on Thursday by the Clerk (Mr. Bla4e) which
be had received from the Poor Law Board respecting
the engaging of the police as assistant relieviog officers asking the names of the police officers who
.oro going to be engaged by the Guardians to act as
assistant relieving officers for the relief of vagrants. It was agreed that the reply to the Poor Law Board
should be to the effect that Superintendent Hun,
had been appoiried for six months, at a remuneration
of LS per &manual.
P.m Sessioss, Thunday. —George
Clark and John Vona!, were brought up before the lii r.
Adey and Mr. E. Lacy, charged with dealing cloth./ the value
from th., Khop of Mr. W. S. Evann. honer and clothley,
Iligh.street me prisoners were committed for trial at the
next quarter sessions for the borough of Poole, In the Intedin
they am to be Imprisoned ilk DOrtheidkr

Purr= and Publimbed, at Clbureh-street, Dorchester_
by ATUNS, of the Pariah of Foreliectos.
eeU sod 00-proprietor.
TitasdaY, Dooembor 7. 18011.