The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-03-21 00:00:00

West Lulworth, March 14.

TFIE POLICE FORCE OF DORSET.

Fittin the official report of the inspectors of polies
throughout the siountry just issued, we make the follow-
ing extracts relating to this county, tarnished by Captain
Willis, the inspector for the southern district :
" Connect Cons/Ann/am —No alteration has taken
place in the organisation pay, or numbers of this force,
since the date of fanner report. In Bridport a new
and °melodious station has been erected for the joint
use of the county and borough. The other stations in
the county, with the exception of the one in Lyme,
which belongs to the borough authorities, and which is
• very old building, are converflently arranged and
maintained in good order; that in Lyme requires a
good deal of alteration to make it a good station. In
indictable offences there has been a decrease during the
year, and fewer persons have been apprehended and
committed for trial ; bet for offences which are deter.
mined summarily, rather more have been procieeded
against than in the previous year. Under the pro-
visions of the Poaching Act, 39 cases were reported, and
In 35 of the cases convictions took place. The number
of vagrants who have been relieved through the instru-
ment dity of the police amounted to 972 persons, as
against 480 persons in the previous year; and as regards
tramps the returns show that about 151 of such clans
of persons are nightly lodged in different parts of the
eounty. The police are well clothed and equipped, and
the duties generally satisfactorily provided for, and I
consider the force to be in an efficient state."

"Boacuitarsa (Borough).—The number of this force
is the same as at the date of my former report, but the
ratee of pay have been raised. The indictable offences
which hare been reporte I, and the number of persons
who have been apprehended, are about the some as in
the previous year; but more persons have been com-
mitted for trial, and more persons also proceeded
against summarily. The number of vagrants who were
relieved through the assistance of the police amounted
to nine persons, as against 16 iwersone in the previous
ear; and as regards tramps, 16 of this class of persons
were found in the low lodging.holues on the night when
the tettirn was taken. The police are well clothed and
equipped, and the duties satisfactorily provided for,
and I consider the force to be in an efficient state."
"WEYMOUTH (lierough).—No alteration has taken
place during the year in the number or pay of this
force. In indictable offences there has been a decrease
daring the year, and fewer persons have been appre-
hended and eommitte( for trial; for offences also which
are determined summarily there has been a decrease in
the number of persons who have been proceeded
against. The number of Vagrants who were relieved
through the instrutnentality of the police amounted to
230 per-one, as egainst 304 persons in the previona year;
and as regards tram pa, 26 of this olass of persons were
found in the low lodging-houres on the night the return
was taken. The police are well clothed, arid the duties
generally satisfactorily provided for; and I eoneider the
force to he in an efficient state."
BLENDFORD (Borough).—The force Is the same in
number as at the date of my former report. The cor-
poration have, however, during the year formed& police
superannuation fund, in compliance with the Act of
Parliament to that effect; and I am informed that they
also have in contemplation the erection of a police
s'ation, in which are to be provided several prop3rly
constructed cells. Three indictable offences have been
reported during the year, and three persons committed
for trial, and 23 persons have been proceeded against
summarily. The duties are so arranged that the con.
stables relieve each other every eight hours, but no
effective supervision is provided."
" POOLE (Borough).—ln this force the classes of
constables have been re.organiaed, and an arrangement
made that after one year's service) the wages of the
lowest class are to be raised as to that of the second
class. In other respects the force has undergone no
change. The indLtable offences and committals for
trial are about the same as in the previ us year, but
for offences whnh are determined summarily many
more persons have been proceeded egainst. The
clothing and equipinents are of good quality, and the
station and ,ella ore wftintdoed iii good o.der. The
duties are generally well provided for, a:-.d I consider
the force to be in an efficient state."

The introduction of commodities thateommand a large
sale from their diotinctive advantage. losing rallied by
the public, frequently at-tracts • hoot of imitators. To
endeavour to pass off inferior articles some closely oopy
the trade-mark, labels, packets, &c.., of Messrs. Horn'.
man, the well-known ongireil Importer., of the Pure
Tea; therefore purchaerro should not (Ail to notice that
the signature—" florniman and Co , London"—is OD
each genuine packet. Their Us, from its reliable good
quality, has for a quarter of a onite.ry be-n in great
favour throughout the kingd liroring that all elapses
require good tea, and prefer ste,lng quality to mere
appearance. Messrs. Hornimans' agents number about
two thousand ; those in this locality are -advertised in
our columns
GRATIFYING INTELLIGENCF. --It inest I. gratifying
to all those who have found nut item value .4 itr.osirr's
Dr.tito: Dor
titiLieA4K.teLe::::,,,dt,prile:cornntfhlayt,i,lte‘i.. 11,1,7 d.
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woic among its first paw... a
It is we believe conohloret m,m.uiianihlu by mostladies,
that t ensure" • goed cup of Tee," Vie-infusion should
be made with young leaves, as t 5 ey alone peace-a great
strength and choice flavor. Th.. imze..ions Chinese,
with a vi..w to disguise and get lid f Mown withered
pets, "fee" the I. of ith minerd color, consequently
It is evident that tho,c wh m &hire tea 'emote for
strength and choice flavor must always purchase it
undisguised; such Tea is imported by Horniman &
On, London; their green has no bluish mineral
"facing," being &dark olive hue,and is with their black,
, very moderate in price. T. insure these teas reaching
the purchaser as imported, it is sold liy accredited
Agents,in sealed packets,with the price printed on each,
and signed by lioaninan & Co , original importers of
the Pore Tess; as imitations abound, it is needful to
notice their signature.
HOLLIJWAT'S OINTM 6NT AND PILLS. —Ulcerous sores
and scrofulous eruptions of the worst kind, for which
all aorta of "established" remedies have been tried in
i vain, have been thoroughly cured, in an almost
incredibly short time, by Holloway's Ointment. The
001111111011 topical applications are mere palliatives ,• but
tbis;unrivalled unguent penetrates the source of the
1 evil, destroys the secret virus, and gets rid of the
disease for ever. In ordinary cases the Ointment
should be briskly rubbed into the parts affected; but
if they are too tender or irritable for this process, they
shonld be gently smeared with it at least twice a day.
The most inveterate external diseases will yield, sooner
or later, to this Ointment.

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