The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-05-25 00:00:00

cwrwee illassohese Socure.—Tbe salmi steathei
is thy Society wee held at the Tows Hen ea Welber
An The chair was takes by the Hoe. Labe Leder.
&ashen vase Prustai thss Kaltorl7l3l of Bo
* amid ..sb, u 4 the Bev. C. Teasker, u u Nes Castel
/mi., who reve a very biburelleas easoseet of the pro-
mo al the minion week la that pad al the 'mid.
th. 8., W. Weaves, tram Mae, them materei tato a
easy eaeassat el the Wiltpkrothia sea after
vete otrbissialts to the 'hokum, by the Bev.
Cars J. Olys, aecoested by the Rae. • Retailer, the
mostiog aloes& la the 'violas Kr. 'roma mead
la the adeder.

WAREHAM.
rocAxnanorrazltulaooszt—Tha Bari of Eldon
Itae eontribeted IMO be the Rile Volunteer Gump nod.
Tax Now Tows HALL.—W• are setherieed to elate
that Mr. T. Bead, of Tynehain Ranee, Isle el Perko*,
Me authorised Mr. Freelead I,llllter, the hon. eft el
the Building Fund, to pet his was dawn se • web-
soriber for £lO, In Nadi token of •pl ' reeolheilen
of his foveae: diktat ooeineetion with the and
of laws esteem and raped felt for way kiad Mende
Ii the town and neighboarhood.

POOLE.
lamMultM.—Tbe Poole fishermen succeeded In taking
a lenge number of smelters' os Friday sad &nudity
site Town Conseil hays cot ye dined the appent.
sent of tkpesintesdent es :side by tin oats& *Dwaine.
end anther have the "ecosomisal seaman's" preseeted
their report on the financial position ef the b
Minion •Novarr MI Java— A lectureirt of
the feeds of the British Seciety for the propagation of
the Gomel monpt the Jaws, was delivered in the
Baptist China. Hildstmet, on Wednesday last, sheet
J 6 persons were pretest.
&MOM DIATU.—O& Wednesday imat en eWerl7 Sten
mond James Lawlor/ seat to we his daughter, wto
was daagerously ill at Clasen, and as Ins we. leavlg
the sick room he dropped down deed It is
that disease of the heart wee the emus of death.
TIE Portsmosth Weighers' District Committee he
the annual meetings, for sooferems on beelines so.-
meted with the Portsmouth Circuit, in the Wesleyan
Chapel. Pool*, during the part week, when upwards of
30 ministers attended. CM Wednesday a publis tea
meeting was held in the Tows Hall, which was well
attended by tnemAcrs and Inside°, the methodist body.
The 1t... John C. Pengelly presidied. The oeilming
meeting commeimed with the usual religious obeerrasees,
after which the rev. chairman addressed the
In the course of his admirable address he me:d6l%
trusted that the reemben of the methodist order would
continue to exert tbenaselves until the gospel wee known
In every home, in every hamlet in the United Kingdom.
The Rev. T. ant she., for the subjset of his remarks
these words, •• What hie to to a nineties, and Is what
way we an show to the world that we have bees with
Jesus." 'Me Rev. J. 8. Preston, of Porteumseth, end
other ministers also addressed the meeting.

SOPIENTINDMIT Gamow) AND =a cs.—At
the eonelsaion of the bushier at the petty sessime on
Thursday. Superintendent Gifford, addressing in.
Bench, said that a it was the lam time he Mould
appear there in an offisial espesity, he begged to be
allowed to offer the magistrates his sincere and heart-
felt thanks for the consideritioe and name landaus
be had experienced from them during the period he had
filled the teem of superistandent of polies la the lowa.
Mr. H. Harris said -be felt proud of haviag
Mr. Gifford, and having been the mesas 11=
nods/ties to the town. The Mayor sad he bad sheens
his sense of Mr. Gifford's merits in a testimonial
erhish lad aided him in procuring him • better Mlles.
Mr. F. T. Rogers was glad of the opportunity of
deelaring this petty charges *Oast Mr. Gifford had Wes
fully investigated, and proved as be esti*" giessither
and Mr. W. L O. Adey and Mr. C. J. Bien* joieeti
is high eulogies', the latter of whoa wished Mr.
Gtiford leag life mid mach happiness in the sphere of
his future duties.
PIITT Itmastorm. Thursday.— Before W. Peace,
pa., (Mayor), W. L C. Adey. J. Wood, H. Harria, F.
T. Bogen, and C. J. Skrece, Rears
Ireepiop Public Hosea Open on Elundepe.—
Oeorpe Icy, of the Roes and Crown pahlishoese,
Loogfieet, was (toed se. wad eats for keeping open his
ham during the hairs of divine smiles as ihinday last.
Sergeant Hunt ame unawares sod found three as.
regaling thematic' in the taproots.
Mary Wide, of the Rising fine, wee charmed with •
similar offence. ilergeset Hunt saw some peva go in
at the hack say, aril on seise inside found seven or
eight drinking, and the landlady's son with them. As
the landlady endeavoured to pass • deception' oa the
argent the fine was 151. and caste.
A Sunday ROY. —Awn Saiseders and Edward
Barmier' were charged by Alfred Clooby,of in. Hew Inn,
Longfieet, with assaulting him on Sunday last, at ball.
pest three o'clock. Complaisant said be ref need to
any defeneimte beer owing to which they fell on him
and struck him several blows. Williams Young gave
OVAIIOOO that he wasl, ft in chary of the house with
Alfred Cocky; they refueled to draw beer for defead•
sem who, in soneequence, kept beating the window
shutter", cod dar cn terods Irt into the beek-lioner,
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where they emptied cut the nude beer, and broke the
pans. Alfred Gooby went oat to stop than. when
Edward Saunders struck hist Then was • wood
charge wiser the some defeedaate and another Mu
named Shun Rota, r &malting Edward Ooolty, the
landlord, and father of last cosi plarnant, who stated what
he returned hone on Sunday at Ix o'clock in the evening,
aid found defeedante still there. nu bring Informed what
had taken place in hie saltsenos, he told defendants of
their conduct, on which Edward Saunders struck him •
blow, which he returned. Ross Osen interfered, and
afterwards James Saunders, all throe falling on die.
He NM struck down in the skate* and badly treats&
Henry Goeby corroborated the arida:lee of last wi¢en.
He went to the madames of his father, and htd his
owe skirt torn off la Ike struggle. —Dedendante denied
haring struck the AM blow. A third summons charged
defendants with aseealtin Henry Goeby.-11w1 Maroc
said the Bench ooutd.rad the asseault an Alfred °
to be cowardly and brataL The fine woald be 10•°:ia
and • sts, or fourteen daye inspeisoasent ; for the
etoDed Amp 7s. 6d. 'sob And eats, or (curtain (nye i
awl for the Mann on Flesu7 Goobr. 211•401. oath end
cert.. or wren days' lethrleoeunent. But far their being
within; mat the fine 11,0•1111 have been heavier.