The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23 00:00:00

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mi. at Si. Paul's on Sunday last in aid of this school,
the vicar,the Hew. H. T. Cavell, prenatal's( the sermons.
The amount realised eras Clt ea. ed.
Catognr.—The opening match of the Poole Cricket
Club was played on naturdey last in splendid
weather, against the Rifle Volunteers. The club won
on the first innings. The following is the .00..:—
Rifle Volunteers, lit luningl, 38; 2nd innings, 48i
Poole Cricket Club, lei Innings, 89.
8 VIM aT CLOIMIO. —LS • public meeting held last
week at Beusueseenth, under the preeklesey of Dr.
Drury, resolutkne were adopted In hymr of pretests
lug petitions for the egtoorkm of the Act to the whole
of England. Hey. Pelham Stoke. (rector of Warm
hem), in 'apt:saline on. of lb. resolutions, Meted that
great efforts were now being mad* to obtain an Act
1.,r Dorsetshies.
Tag Laegatt Dthscos Assoctanos.—At • meet-
, ine of this Association held On Monday evening, the
following resolution WM adopted :—. That this
Association tenders its deepest sympathy to Mr.
Gladstone sad the Government on the loes thew have
sustains-I, and in the trying political circumstances in
which they are now involved, and trusts that while
they will adopt such MilafOre as may sawn needful to
prevent or punish similar crimes, they will not be
detersei from carrying out • policy needful for the
pacilimaion of Ireland. '
INOKIALL —Lad meek • sal nummoned
meeting of the members of Court "Robin Hood," No.
6270, of the Ancient Order of Foresters, was held at
Lb. court room, Herbert Home Tavern. The Chief
Ranger (Bro. D. Rolls), on behalf of the court, pre-
minted Bro. G. Mandan, of court "Amity," Poole,
with a silver watch, and Bro. IL Tidy, the labs secre-
tary of the wart, with a marble clock, as • slight
token of acknowledging:lot of the valuable services
rendered by them to this court and to the Order
generally. Bros. Mrindon and Tidy suitably returned
thanks, and wished continued success to the court and
to Foeestry generally.
Tat Cossort Paucrricts Acr.—ln reply to the
resolution poised at • recent meeting of the Poole
own Council, and forwarded to Mr. Gladstone by
the Town Clerk, the following letter has been
received :
"10, Dowslarstrest, Wbitsha
"Kay, 1888.
"Sir,-1 directol by Mr. Gladstone to infOrm you
that be hes received the communicstion wake you
haws doss Ids Us honour to send him. and to convey
to you his thaaks for the exprarsioo of approval sad
confidence In her Majesty's Government which It oar
taloa

I S. Bk. your °Wert 'arrant,
_ _
'G. Livicsoi Gown.

H. W. Dickinson', FAG.'
THE APPLIO•T1011 FOR • rtallglar OaDin.—Tbe
M got and bargeman of Wareham have movie the
following repels ‘ntations respecting the fishery o der
applied for by the Polo Io en Cotton) L —That
the Corporation of Poole bays no manner of author-
ity or jurisdiction over any pars of Pools Harbour
beyond the bounds of the ancient port or harbour ,4
the town of Poole. I —That such ancient port or
harbour doss not include either that part of the channel
known as Wareham ChantA testeo&ng front the place
Is, sectim 2 of the draft proAdonal order called ' Red-
cliffs Anwell ' to and below Rummell Quay on kW Arne
shots, or that part of Poole Harbour lying to the
south of the channel between Poole and Breakage.
& —That the reference in section 2 of the draft pro.
visional order to the ' b.undary stone' at E.dcluffe
Attwell on Arne Heath is inaccurate, as no such
boundary stone is sit nts them 4.—Toat ths inhabit-
ants of the said borough of Wareham have, by pre-
scription, a , ight of free navigation within Poole
Harbour ; and have also, from don loimentosial, been
accustomed to fish and spear eels within the limits
named In section 2 of the draft provisiorial order. 5.
Mat the provisional order, U made and contented
by Act of Parliament, may injuriously affect the
interests of the i.ll inhabitants of ths borough of
Wareham by enabliog the 0 wporetion of eools to
place restrictions on fishing and ealeputriag within
tho limits in the said order named." It is stated that
the Earl of Eldon, Mr. W. R. Banks, and Mr. W.
hf. Caicraft have &Ist lodged objections against the
order being granted.
Fins..—On Tuesday evening, about half.past 10, a
fire broke out in Lagland-strest, at the stnrel of Kr.
W. H. Ballard, gemsr and coal merchant, of the
High-street. It was first discovered by P.C. Ballett,
who promptly gave notice to Mr. Bollard, the Captain
of the brigade, and Mr. Supt. Hunt. One of the
town engines is., soon on the spot, but for some time
scarcely any water coon be obtained, and before the
little old squirting machine, dignified by the title of
fire-sugine, got into play, the flames had obtained the
mastery. Captain Stone worked bard, and his men
did the same; but it wart to no purpose, and within an
hour the building was gutted. On the first alarm being
given, Mr. Ballard and bis ono went to the premises
and succeeded in rescuing three valuable horns, but
a large quautity of hay and straw in the store above
was burnt. Dr. Turner's coachhouss adjoins, and was
somewhat damaged; but the coachman managed to
get out safely the hone and carriages and his own
goods. Large crowd. were sttractad to the spot, and
the police, although taw), had some difficulty in keep-
ing order, managed, by the exercise of patience and
good temper, successfully to do so.
SHIPPING IrriLLlGHNCL—Argivala : May 10—John
Pierce, Hughes, slates, Port Madoc; Clacton, William.,
coals, Newcastle. 11—Three Brothers, Slone, nil,
Cowes ; Sarah Ann, Brown, nil, Cower; gritlob Li-n,
Hammond, all, Dieppe ; hoed J. Russell, Higoa,
stone, Swanage ; Emily Wynn, Williams, manure,
Portsmouth. 12—Invincible, Davey, manure; fps-
wich ; Comet, Beiley, manure, Ipswich; Ann
Elisabeth, Stokes, nil. ('owes; Emma, Dyer. nil,
CO WO& 13—Dart, Seal, all, Parma-nth $ PAU &both,
Philips, manure, Lorvinn; Lady Bird. Tonbridge, deals,
Hull ; Emarald. Barker, deals, Hull; Eleanor, Nielsen,
deal., Frederickstwit ; Medea, Whitty, coals, Hartle-
pool; Willie, Tyrrell. coals, Newcaatle ; Beta, Chester,
soda, Newcastle. 14—Leo. VIII., Vine, exls, New.
castle Diamond, 'ogles, nil, Southampton. 15—Morn.
log Star, Chaplin, nil, Southampton ; Laths, Pendrey,
co ale, Newcaatle ; Lothair, Haden, coals, Nswasstle ;
Victoria • Hooker, manure, Ipswich ; Halcyon,
Inionds, maze, London. 16 Rainbow, Brett.,
wheat, Lad 'a; Eudyntion, Flat, stone, Plymouth.
17 -Gloria, Harder, deals, Mantel' Lord Clyde, Smith,
ballast. : May 10—Cites, Som-
mers, clay, Lorton. 11-0. W. Pickering, DaYi-on,
clay, London. 12-0. rnftower, Kent, clay, London;
may', Sanders, clay. London ; Acorn, King flour.
Falmouth; Clare. Roberts, ballast, Port Madoc ; K
(s), Barnes, pipes, Shoreham 13—Alplia0 Hutchinson,
clay, Runcorn ; Loobnastar, Lees, clay, Ruocnn. H—
alvah Ann, Brown, deals, Cowes; Mtth, Maids,
pipes. Southampton. 15 —Herolas, Wilkins, general,
Fogo ; Mayflower, Hawkins, clay, Dordt ; Fero,
Mutton. clay, Swansea; Prospect, Jones, clay, Run-
corn. 16—R. T. K., Bation, clay, Glasgow; Emu,
'ore, clay, Bristol; Stability, Stickland, deals,
(owes; Ann, Beacham, bricks, Weymouth; Ann
Elizabeth, Stokes, bricks, Weymouth.
BAZA•B.—For the last three days a fancy bazaar has
been held at the Baptist Chapel Schoolroom in aid of the
debt remaining on the orgao gallery. Stalls were
kindly kept by hire. Soul. Mrs. A 11,., Mrs. Eli
Curtis, Mtn Rowe, Mrs. Rorman, Miss Poole, Miss
Bustard, Mims Allen, and others, and were lading with
a plenitude of useful stud fancy articles. The basest
was opine I at two o'clock on Tuesday afternoon by the
Mayor (Kr. Reginald Aldridge), who was accompanied
by the Mayoress. There were al.o present the Sheriff
Mr. J. P. (lodwin). Mr. G. Curtis, J.P., Rev. H.
we leer (reastor), Rev. J. H. Deb mos (the former
past I), Mr. W. Mate, ku. The proceedings com-
menced with prayer, offered by the Rev. J. H.
Osborn, in the COOTS* Of which he implored that
prostsordy might attend the united efforts of those
who had got up the imam, and that no debt should
remain on the house of prayer. The Han. R. Walker
then said they felt very proud and happy because they
had with them his woeship the Mayor, who so readily
and gladly consented to open the bazaar. They were
glad of tie position which he (the Mayor) occupied
In this ancient town, an-I especially bemuse, during
hie year ,4 office, their friend and brother, Mr.
Godwin, held an important pod ion under him.
The Mayor said he acceded with much pleasure to the
request .4 hi, worthy friend the Sheriff, toatteni that
day and declare Ow bazaar open, and he sine-rely
hoped that it would realise the molt penguins expe.ta.
dons of those who had devote I their time and mouey
to the matter. This bazaar had cost the ladies a great
deal of time, trouble, and expense, and he sincerely
hoped their efforts would be rewarded.— Daring the
day Mrs. Banish, Min Wort, and Miss Jenkins
played selections of music on ths piano, which was
kat by Mr. Godwin.