The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-16 00:00:00

POOL r*.

THZ DORSZT MILITIA. —Thu eurampinant of the Dorset
Militia is to be at Plansliell, near Poole Junction, on the
same site as lad year. Thy recruits will arrive from
Dorcheater on Friday. the lird of May.
CLAMING or roc BOROUGH GAOL —A communication
seem the Home 011ioe on Friday directing
that the Borough Gaol shall he closed on the let of KW
next, after which date all prisoners grill be conveyed to
the County Gaol at Dorchester. The new Prison Act
provides that Poole shall contribute one magistrate to the
hady of Visiting Justices of Dorchester Gaol. and Mr. W.
D Dugdale has been appoititild by his brother magir
trate'.
Tao DOZIRT VOW/I=MM In all probability the
encampment of the Dorset Volunteers will this year be
at Liliput. Parkstono which is in all mopeds • most
suitable place. Some difficulty has been experienced in
obtaining a good parade ground, but we are glad to hoar
that this diffirulty has now been removed. Sir James
Colquisoun, Bert., of The Elms, Parkstone, having kindly
consented to resat the uos of his park for parade por-
poise.. Our Volunteers may depend upon receiving a
hearty reception if they volt Poole.
Eterttoe Or HAHDOURHASTIR AND COLLICTOR OF
Sinews° Dugs. —A meeting of the Trustees of the Quays
wee held on Friday, to elect • Harbourmaster and
Collector of Dues in the place of the late Mr. Joseph
et-abb.—Upon the proposition of Alderman Kemp-Welch,
seconded by Alderman Penney, a vote of sympathy was
ceased to Mrs. Crabb in the loss she had sustained
through the death of her husband.—Councillor Corti,
Proposed and Councillor Penney seconded the appoint-
ment of Mr. William Bennett Wadlsam (who for some
vein has assisted the late Hartmurnsaster) as Collector of
Quay Dues, at a remuneration of 5 per cent on the
amount collected, and that he he required to give security
to the amount of cgo. —This was unanimously agreed to.
—Councillor Triersou in proposed and C iuncillor Western
...ruled that Mr. William MrFaul (late chief officer of
Coastguard at P•olid he eppointeri Quaymester, at a
rensuneration of 5 per cent, on the amount paid in by the
Collector, and that he give security to the same amount
as the Collector.—Giuncillor (11l proposed as an amend.
meat that Mr. Sion Wilkins (a Pools captain) be
appointed vi the office, and this was seconded by
Councillor Oakley, and supported by Councillors Stone,
Penney, and Dngdale. —Upon a division there voted for
Mr. Mari' lit, and for Mr. Wilkins 10, and the former
wee declared duly electad.—The voting was as follow :
Por Mr. Moroul—Tbe Mayor, Aldermen Styling, Penney,
K.-nip-Welch, arid Berkley, Councillors Hudson, Curtis,
Western, Aldridge, Buckley, Trevanion. and Andrews.
For Mr. Wilfrio•--Ald•rrosa Bonen. Councillors Stone,
Dugsnore, Oakley, Hill, Conway, Blanchard,
and Penney.
PETTY SZAZIOHIL Thursday—Before the Mayor (Mr. A.
Balaton) and MOW& C. J. Stone, W. D. Dugdalo J. B.
Duren, awl G. H. Outch.
A rate ei la Rd. in the L for the quarter was confirmed
for the parish of St. James, and Mr. James Houliston, the
Assistant Overseer. made the satisfactory announcement
that Cl PZ Its. olft bad been collected during the year,
sad that Users was not a penny of arrears.
The license of the Sailors' Home Inn was temporarily
transferred from Mr. John Wills to Mr. John Harvey
Brown.
_ . . .

Wam Baker was summoned by the School Attendanoe
Of Boer (or not winding his child to school —At the last
Court defendant said the child was over 13, and the case
111.1 adjourned to enable him to prove this, hut he did not
now appear. and the Bench made an attendance order and
Imposed a line nl6l.
/Wm Edward Lewis, a builder. of Parkstonik who did not
appear, wee summoned for disobeying an order of the
of the Bench to contribute 3a. 6d. weekly towards the
support of his wife, who is an inmate of the Workhouse.
Houliston proved that the arrears amouated to
CI Us. 6.1., and the magistrates granted the necessary
order.

Marks Pend, of Boornemouth, and Thomuu JoAmon,
carter. were summoned for causing a bore, to he cruelly
ill-treated and abused by working it whilst in an unfit
state at Perkstone on the previous Monday. -PC.
Holloway said he new the defendant. in charge of a
borne drawing a load of brick. at Castle-hill about one
o'clock on Monday lie noticed there was something the
matter with the hone, and on examining the &WO/Ai he
found four large wounds, quite raw, -under the collar. A
hole was cut in the collar over the wounds, lie ordered
the defendants to take the hone out and have it home,
and they did so.—Deleulants said the horse wsa all right
when they left the pottery where they bad been to fetch
3 cwt, of bricks. Johnson said he had walked from
Dorchester in search of work, and he only went on for
Pond the same morning. —Superintendent Hunt said Pond
had been fined £5 by the Christchurch magistrates for ill-
treating another harm—The Bench fined Pond Ja and
inneta, and Johnson ss. and wets, the latter to be allowed
time for payment
Robert White, a respectably connected young man, was
charged with bring drunk and disorderlT and assaulting
P.C. Brushett at Psrkstone on the previous night —The
policeman said prisoner WM drunk and using very bad
language between 9 and 10 o'clock the previous night., and
when he told him to go home be refused, and abused
hint and kicked him several tames in the leen He then
took hint to the Police-staUom —Prisoner said he couldn't
remember anything about It—He was tined 10s. 6.1, and
gd, to be paid in • week.
Gouda, Pritiohe, a German, eras charged with being
drunk and disorderly in High-street on the previous night.
—Prisoner said he was • shipbroker's clerk, in search of
work, and he had served his country, but had no pension.
He admitted the offence, and implored the magistrates to
forgive him, and he would leave the town at once, and
always remember "my lorde.- He said he should die if
he was gent to prison.—Rs Vlall cautioned and discharged.

BLA.VDIORD.
TUOILAS Como.—To the Elitor of "The Daily Tele-
graph." Sic—A.. The Deay Telegraph bee "the largest
circulation in the world," I hope you will kindly allow
it to be the medium for informing the DUMeTOIII believer
in Sir Roger Dchborne throughout the Queen's dominions
that I. In conjunct.on with Mr. ()aglow and Mr. Etat,
went yesterday to Portsmouth prison to Sell Th GOMM
Castro,' whom we were pleued to find in very good
health, and as, comfortable asunder tbe circumstance,
could. °snorted. —I remain your obedient servant,
amain. 23, Wilton-crescent, S. W. April Ka.
ILLICTION OP GO ARDIOIII —The Board OE Guardians for
the ensuing year is composed as follows ;—Almer. Mr.
W. Ingram; Andereon, hay. T. H. House; Blandford
Forum, Mr. C. Pond.. Mr. G I. Groves, Mr. Ball Bland-
ford St Mary, Mr. E Lock; Bryanstone. Mr. It. Lock;
Charlie.. Marshall, Mr. W. H. Foster Durereston, Mr.
lion-Bartlett; Hilton, Mr. F. Bellamy, Mr. J. It.
King ; Drama Countney, Mr. A. Packard : Langton, Rev.
It Ferquharson ; Milton Abb., Mr. J. S. Tett :Pimperne,
Kr. T Taylor; Spatisbury. Mr. W. N. Roper ; Steeplelon
Preston, Mr. C. Pope; Eta urpsine, Mr. C. H. Plower;
Tarrant Crawford. Kr. W 'Drake; 14. 1, 0.
Fowler; Hinton, Mr. J. K. Friend: Keynestne G.
Gslpin; Launceston. It. P. Hill; Monkton, Mr. J. Taylor;
Rauton. Mr. J. CO•11011/ Ruhton, Rev. ,I. p°lapy
Turnworth, Kr. J. R. 'Pay :Clenston, Mr. J. G. Borth
II ughton, Mr. G Ste); Kowitown, Mr. T. Keynes;
Stickbuid Mr.J Sprats; Towson, Mr. T. & Aingworth
V7hitechurch, Mr. R. Fowler; Wutterborne &Aston, Kr.
J. Burge.. . .

CRAII66 or EursuaLtinprr —A journeyman baker
named Joii• Brom' w. brought before the Mayor (Mr.
F. T. Yohui) on Friday charged with embessliec
venous SUMS of money, the property of Mill Mary Jade
Rolls, his m•tress. —Mr. George Samuel Rolls said thrt
orloiner came house drunk on the previous day, and, on
being asked for the money he had received, he having,
delivered about 80 loaves. he mid he had not taken a perms.
Re went to one of his customers and made inquiries
which left no doubt that payments had been made to
prisoner and not accounted for in Mlle book which he look
with him. Re then gave prisoner in charge.—Mr•
Richman and Mr. C. Richman, jun., proved digit they
paid the bread account weekly, that for last week being;
la. 1111 which they paid on Monday.—Prosecutor said
the amount Mending against Mrs. Richman urea
Cl 11.. &L.-Bupt. Moore said be found UM. 90 on the
primmer. as well as eight directed envelop., sealed,
which prisoner said contained bills he ought to have
delivered. Among them were bills against Messrs. F.
Park, W. Cktinnock. G. Chinnock. and R. Melton. —Kra
Park stated that. as • rule, die paid prisoner daily the
Last parnient being on Tuesday. She only owed ier
small leaf shit had meths previous day.—Prisoner made no
defence, nor did he ask any questions of the witness.—
Re wee committed for triaL

6re DR V.-The first competition for Wimbledon. ..or
thou corps took place at Bulbar, on Thursday test Our
correepondent has not been able to obtain the acorn, but
sone high SCOM were made -Captain Lkod-Jone. =kind
90 out of ga shots, fifteen of whisk were Inas oy..
YLIcTIOI or Goinalins.--rtto contest
mutation of this pariah at the Bow:, 0(
resulted sa follows : 0, Webb, 9.:1; Mr. Nrruitt,
; Kr. a P. 4Vking, KM; Kr. T. W. Sbettle, 175:
Mr. J. 100; Kr. C. &or, 24_.1 • Mr. W Atkins,
11.11 • Rev. C. °aglow, 110 : R J. Aarrides. 170; Mr.
Rev.
156; Mr. I 4 T. Buiden. 114; General P.
Maclean, 121 ; Mr. A. Parkis, 109; Kr. IL S. Blount, 64.
The first sir were elected.
PirrrY Session*. Friday.-Magistratea present : Kr.
. thep„. Hey. j Glyn, and Lieut.-General Sir
It H. Greathed, Bert,
Ttig lemma igriCalUllgat.-14. Wulis. Slatm, of
Poo* was granted • bosom for the canteen at the Militia
swam antat PlanellekL D. au. ii.unond remarked
that Mc. Blson managed the canteen very well last year.
Twig/se or Llama& -Tile lioeme of the Red Lion
Inn, Sturroinliter Marshall. was transferred from Mr.
Henry Frampton to Mr. Robert Frampton.
STIALINO HAM Gartin.-/rano Boseariap, of Holt, •
hiar. was summoned for stealing Sibs of rape green,
vans the property of Kr. George Friend. of Hinton
*ideal, on the 14th of February. Defendant did not
appear. This case had been adjourned from • previous Court in oonseqnence of an accident to P.C. Adams, who
now 'proved ifidag the defendant leave the prosecutor's
ibild with the greens on the evening in question-General
' (breathed (the only magistrate present) fined defendant
value it, and costa (1k)
Henry OriAls, • lab unir, of Code Mullen, pleaded
guilty to riding on a waggon without having reins to the
kens at Stunmnster Marshall on the ilith of March. and
Sir Edward fined him Is, and oasts, 7a.
Tea OuT.DOOI BlialUtoUag NUlaidicu.-Q•orpi °worti.
who keeps an outdoor boathouse at Sixpenny Houdin,
was summoned for allowi ileovice'ine liquors to be consumed on the highway adicining hie Premiss. on the
12nd of Much.- Kr. H. Moore appeared for the defimce
In this adjourned rear-P.O. Hann said he saw a mms,
woman, and child. Mending on the high wee outside defendant'. holies beteeea lend 5 o'clock cm the afternoon of the land Wilms. The man and woman were dri°
beer from a cup, which they emptied, and the
a,,,Ln
ua
"Well have another pint of beer." He took Oil, from his
packer and ore to the girl who went to the and another pint. When the man received the change he
..id it w.s too nook and the girl told him it wee f our-
ponny-oot antimony. They drsitk the NW and went
away. He saw Yrs. Orford_ at the door and •indow
whilst umr.„,„,,, drinking. He went to her and told her
.1. had drink to be consumed on th releases and she knew she oould not do it. She akciakinj
" What r sad pointing to the alga over the door mid she
might as well take that board down if she could not serve
beer to be drank on the highway. l. told he did
make the law, and that he Wee continually nothing complaints from inhabitants of the pi.. .hont
me
Wending 012 the highway drinklAg- sambaed by Mx. Mpore: Aare was • wall mate little distance from
toe (mat of the house, and the inept were sui,diug
does ungar this wall, on the highway. 1111,7 afterwards
walked to the opposite side of the road. He tensed them
out of another house about one o'clock. The girl wag
served_ by the defendant's servant -Kra. Oxford aid
Hall, the servant were called for the defence, but
all they proved wee that the cup in which the beer was
served was brought by the partie, tosi did not belong to
the beerhousa-D.C.C. He.nmued said the g.frandaat 4
• highly reepectatee tarie, in other rape*, bat in
r be e most etabbora, and be bad more tronbl,„
erelara,
ila titan mine else in the division. The
managed the house exceedingly bad, and be hoped
Beach would inflict • severe penalty.-The
Boil defendant CS and oasts, Its., and
conviction be endorsed on his homes litrelameemoth:
withdrew a second summons anainst defendant for supplying_ drunimnbtkperstritk b.=
Henry Yzaii
for onion the esti leagi Woe &ad eV Minos a en ths of Meath at Molt Wad. —PA Mffafi MOS aido twat Sham esti min

seems Um road at quarter toll and reameineld with it tin
t lb, when the defendant cams out of • boo,
lit:rr,:-Zendant said be was not away from his hone
more than • quarter of an bour.—Ha wm fined fa au
oos's. 6.0-
BUFFIRIPtO Twice rott Owl Omit= —finery Brice.
a labourer, of Sixpenny Handley. wan summoned by
isICUPO for taking a 'owe in • snare without having e
beenss to kill gams at Handley on the sth of January _
Taie wee an adjourned case, and Mr. J. W Beeek.
Supervisor, of Poole, eppeared to proseente.—lMendaat
we. fined El and cost. for this very offence on the Ist of
February under the Haute Leers, and he was flow dealt
with under the Excise Act, a i tined L5-Ihe lowest
penalty. Defandaut wsa .....d.i• to pay and he ea.
removed in custody.
(harps Mahal& • labourer, of Lytehatt listravera, ens
summoned for aassulting Elisabeth Slade, wife of mow"
Slade. of Lytebett Minstar, on Use 6th of Apra —ll,
Trevanion, who had been engaged for the defence, mi
his clerk to ask for an adjournment. as he had as
grnnima..m.potcedtanthtir....4.•=sgemmpeurnittafdact:taldanoit6nttend.w.
charod—The Reu,with
dealing 16 hens eptot,Lotte la, the property of am
master, Mr. Joss PST. Pm., of Wyk.
Garage All Saints. that morning.—P.O. Shepherd
asainS the Prisoner take the •StP, some of which he hea
previously marked, from lb.nein—Prisoner *sued
Kathy. and was sentenced to 11 days hard labour.
HOPI cej, • baker, of "%mobil', was summoned by
Kate Jenkins, of the sense place, to show cause, &c—Mr
W. if. Atkinson appeared for the defendant in this pea:
which was an adjourned one—The applit=l few
to prove har case, and the summons was