The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-04-18 00:00:00

POOL&

BLXIC HOLMAY.—It Is gratifying to state the magis-
trates hove not been troubled with • single case
arising out of the observance of Koster Monday.
PAILISTONS VSlnit.—At this v.stry on Tuesday,
the ViJae in the chair M. Z. J. Conway, J.P., was
re-chosen vicar's wa;den, and Mr. J. Salter Barrett
WM re-elected palish warden.
Focitsgags's Cgoertr.— l'he Reetor and Church-
warier of at. James's ou Easier Tuesday distributed
to the po 210 dspenny 10t,.., io rrdsnos With Mr.
Faulkener's Charity.
°caesium. The foil wino appointments have
been made a —Bt.. James's lowish —Mr. R. Turner,
Mr. H. Smith; Lougli et—Mr. I'. Ward, Mr. G.
Butt; Hausworthy—Mr. J. Aden, Mr. J. Beamsnt ;
Per itemise—Mr. •r. ',hewn; gge, G. Monk.
nag AT BougegsoOTH.—Seime use= ills, workshops,
sheds, and a large quantity of bui.d.ng materials,
$ tuated near the West Railway Station, were com-
pletely dest oyed by 6re oii Tuesday morning. The
carnage amounts' to between 1,1,000 and £3,000.
Aslittiree VOLON aaaaa —Tiler., has been of late a
widely expreee I hitt that • battery of Artillery
Volunteers should b., forme here. A prelimioary
step towards the fulfilment of the project ha, been
taken by the giastting of Mr. J. T. Marston to •
lieutenency in the Bournemouth corps.
Naw Poss-orsus' tlALL—After • great deal of talk
the A.U.F. have at Login completed the contract for
the erection of • new ball at the rear of the premises
°cool led by them in High• rest. Mr. W. G. Carle, of
Longerier, is the build, r, a.d the building when
complete will, it is estimated, acoomaludate abut
1,000 persons. It will be let for public meetings and
eutertolomeuts, and will thus supply a much felt need.
VieTllllll.—The &Mitts, vestry ineetiog for St.
James's was held on Tuesday lost, the vicar, the it.,.
J. Lows .n, in the oh air. Tno coo mots were pass-d,
snd the vicar again ch-es Mr. J. Lime .1 se his
warden, and Mr. E. Oakley war re. hinted parish
warden, aid Mes.rs Sharpe auil Worland sidesmen.
—At the vs•try of St. Mal, L. ousfle.t, the vicar, the
Re . J. L. Williams, presiding, Mr. Burden w..s re-
elected vicar's anarc.hwaroen and Mr. Milledge parish
war din.

AerOirmart.-91r. Jobe Penny, who has for the
last 20 years boll clue( Wink at the lismworthy
eution, has been appointed stati.iamaeter in the room
of Mr. J. Pettit, who has been superanouated on
amount of ill.bealth. The appointm ,nt was made in
answer to a memorial to the authorities, signed by a
large somber of the traders f lianiworthy, by whom
air. Peony is much res
BILLIARDII—Two ezrZetitn matches were played
between J. Hobert', jun., And W. cooks, jun., at the
small Town Hall, Bournemouth, on Weduseday
Robe, ts won both, the first by 949 sad the sewed by
146. Toe highest breaks were about 140 odd, which
boh players succeeding in acoomelithing. The play
on either cde dr... forth repeated applause. The table
was not a much table, but lathe ooe that has been
pur,hasei by Mr. McCall., of the S Atka Hotel,
where at will shortly be erected. Toe attendant* was
nA large.

KWITSZTIDL —The churches at Long/fleet and Park.
at me ars must elegantly deoorated with choice
nothouse flowers ani plants, and the eervioes, which
have been .dvoral aud admirably tendered at bo.h,
have been Imply attended. The vicar at each was the
chat pracher oiallgiwtor Sunday.—Bt. James's was also
very nicely decorate,. The preachers were the Rev.
J. Lawson, the vicar, and Bev. C. it. Burroughs,
curate.

strricat.—Captaln Greenhorn, who recently sus-
such • heavy lose by the total wreck of his
vessel, tits Freedom, had been appointed first mate of
the Lord Elgin e.e. We are sorry to notice that the
appeal made to help Captain Greenhorn and his crew,
who lost all their worldly goods by the catastrophe,
meets with scarcely • response. A hundred pounds
(sr fireworks would soon Ire,. been collected I _
_

OirriteiGS UPON ItOrel.rt. die William
Vernon Hate ,hrt, in a communication to the Town
Mrk (S. H. Diukiuson, Eel.), has acknowledged the
address recently sera up from the Corporstl in olt toe
subject of the recent Attsmpt upon the life of Her
M • arty, and says " I have it in command to assure
you that list Majesty is deeply sensible el the loyalty
and affection of her faithful subjects."
Sta. SC5tllll6l, fd.P.—Last night (Thursday) Mr.
Schreiber, M.P., addressed • meeting of his friends
and supporters at the Antelope Assembly HoOtils.
The proms-Imp took piece too lets for a report in
th se o tomes the week. We presume Mr. Schreiber's
Appterenos amongst us was in accordant* with
au anuouncemeut reoeutly made in an evening
newspaper that—" Great efforts are being mad, by the
mensgers f the Coossrvistive party to make this
country base duriagthe heater ranee with Conservative
demoustrati .ns."
ILLICTIuIe or GIURDIANII.—There has boort no
contest this year la the ele:tion of guardiaos except at
Lytchect iliuster, where Mr. Grumpier (inn-lt,epsr),
the outgoing guardian, ens opp eel by Mr. I).
ol). A pull wee was tenon on Tuesday.
Aged as result, es dealersd on Wednesday. was :
Sawn, CS; Crumpler, 20.—At one tune it was
stated there wee so isoosutiou &duet to inake these
electioas • polocel que.tion, nut happily wiser
counsels prevailed. Politics in Poole are carried
Already ti outti.iently ridiculous lengths.
"I as Luau &Ans."— the r,d.c .rati on of this
solenoid ress-1, sehol hiss now counne,coti running,
ha, Jost been ooripai:es.l by Messrs. I. lieker ius 1
Sou, of the Market-piece. 'The prevailing c .louri is
iv•.ry lonics svitii deiic its FiNiucti gr -y, picked out
with vsrmili insole lasi di qusutity of glum,. Tote
refers wireeislly to the grao I eslooo. The whole of
the V 041,1 is. been iepaiuted trunk .1.6.4 to eteru, sod
the wo k has been sac unplisbe 1 ia a manner that
reds is great credit upon tun firm.
Ovine FlCRltilits.—lo the emus, of ILO interlntlag
cite t • the Daily New, Mr. Fran i Frau I. one of the
c ontniasionrrs .pp 'toted to won ore hot.s the condi:ion
..f trio oycer fish oie. of the United Kiogdou, thus
sun, up tee conclusions which tow two yams lebouis
them to :—Uttr report, which wed • very complete
um% cuotballog ernst voluminous ewes of plates of
everythiug relating to oyster culture, forms a perfect
handbook .0 oyster colon.; ant the conclusion whlch
we .ole seed all Come to, UOOll the meet overwhelming
testimony, was that the entire miechief bad been
erotight by reckless sod over dredging. I cam well
reme übe he seys, severo mit p Olpet,Oll bed,,
which loafer h beau diplltA but hot away. pro-
&lced ,ystArg., and plenty of them, smog sh m,giory
of men. I can remember th se beds behig dredged up
end and cies, e I out, and tit y never hay b woe oyst-rs
since, on I uever will without rest orskiog and proper
preservation.