The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-05-23 00:00:00

WARE lIAK.

Ma. ALBaIT VIZ'S AFFAIRS. —On WadneSdhp
afternoon the first meeting of creditors ie re Albert
Vye, grocer and provision merchant, Wareham, wee
held before the Registrar of the Poole County Court
(H. Wi Dickinson, Ea..) Mr. J. Harker appeared on
behalf of the petitioning creditor, Mr. H. J. Vie,
' butcher, Corte Castle, and Mr. F. H. Tanner (Wisp
borne) represented other creditors. The following
wore the the proofs of debts put in :—Mr: Stephen
Henry Lemons, seerotary of the Church of
England Life and Fire Aestiranee Trunk
£143 4s. Oh; Mr. Henry James Vye, butcher,
Code Castle. £297 14s. 91.; Messrs. Brown and
Conway, £56 6s 10d; Mr. James Albert Penton,
£5 155 7d; Messrs. Williams and Harrison, £4O 105;
Mr. Henry Gill, £44 9,61 ; end Mr. Biwind Booking-
ham and Mr, Alfred JLIIVII Haddon. Wimboree,
£.lO 2,61. The Registrar, however, objected at pre-
sent to ramie@ the firrt named proof, as the deed men-
tioned in connection with it eras nO produeed. It wag
resolved that Mr. JA nos Albert Penton, Wareham.
should be appointed trastee, that he should not give
any bond, and that there should hi no committee of
inspeation.—Mr. H.rker applied for an allowanoe to be
made to the bankrupt, but the R..giltrar decided that
he Gould not eutertain the anplicaion at the present
gineciting.—Tho bankrupt having been asked • few
questions by Mr. Tanner, the next meeting Ina fixed
for July 17.

LYTCFIETT MINSTER.
TEM Lytchett theater Friendly Society, we are In.
formed, have again decided upon giving up their annual
festival on Whit•Tue.lai.
THE PARISH CHURCH.—StepS Are being taken by the
churohwarieni to colour, whitewash, and otherwise
repair the interior of the pariqh church. It is prvoeed
to awry out the work by voluntary subscriptions from
the congregation, and we are pleased to Mate that more
than half the amottnt required has already been
promised.

SWANAGB.
We are ploased to observe that the clock previously
placed at the Armoury. Perk-road, has been removed
to the steam packet office, adjoining the pier. whets
its serviette will 11,. more apparent and appreciated.
Tee SILBOII. —We are happy to state that visitors are
beginninz to arrive, and we have no doubt as soon as
the weather is mora propitious this highly favoured
watering place will be the resort of many who desire
quiet with beautiful scenery. The Heather Bell Gap
tiuues to keep its place as the favourite medium of
, communioition between here and London, and its ex•
oursions are specially attractive.

POOLE.
THZ LATE C. W. PACKE, ESQ.—The remains of the
late Churl."' William Panke, Esq., have boon removed
from Kaoi..l Greou ConAery, and depoeitid in the
mausohmin at Branham° Tower.
SUDDEN DICATU.—hIrs. Will., wife of Mr. Thomas
Wille,zuss.er mariner, Quay, died suddenly on Monday
morning. Shahid for some time Buffered from asthma,
but on Sunday she was well enough to attend the
Congregational Chapel in the morning and the Bethel
in the afternoon. No fears were entertained that her
end WM near, but she died in her sleep at 'nearly hour
on the following morning.
COUNTY COURT, Monday.—Before T. E. P. Lefroy,

Neu, Judge.
MertUei V. bherwood. The amount claimed was £.5 14. Sd
and the defendant a eat-off of 64 Ids SI Mr. Harker sppeareJ
for the plaintiff, who disputed a considerable portion of the
set-off. The defendant said the plaintiff employed him to at
a pump In a well, and to bring the neeemery labourers and
The plaintiff employed three men, aid winless brought
four other mon, to each of whom be paid 6s day wlllll.
besides supplying then, with 1 is 91 worth of beer, by plainta's
order. On the pat of plaintiff it was proved that only two
la.b.ntrOrs eeroletp4lol, gra,.....4 MOO .-..1., abuts, eas,l aces
he (plaintiff) knew nothing of any beer being ordered. His
Honour said the debit, iant's bill wa. an exorbitant one, and
be gave judgment for plaintiff for £3 16.64.
The Trusteee ii/ is W (Inhume Badding Society v. Jeffery.
The claim was £l2 121 GI, and the dispute was /4 to how much
of this sum defendant had paid. Mr. Low attended on behalf
of the society, and hie Honour went minutely through the book
containing the entries of the mon paid. He then gave judg-
ment for £4 les he, to be paid by monthly instalments of 43.
The other cares were undefended.
Parry Sossurse, Thurirlay, Kay 18:h.—Bofors
the Mayor (J. Harker, Rog), the ox-Mayor (Alderman P. T.
Roger.), and C. .1. Stone and W. L. C. Ailey, Eggs.
A Runemo Caen—George William, who stated, when
before the bench • f ortnight since, that he came from guess
Camel, near Yeovil, was again brought up on • charge of
stealing an umbrella from the house of Mr. °herd, at Leng-
th:et, on tho loch ult.-1n answer to • question from the
Mayor, Superintendent Host said he had not been sum-cordial
In finding any further Inforuntlon In the cam —The Mayor
mid the bench did not think es the case stood there was
static ant evidence to commit upon.—The prisoner, the bench
considered, from what came Wore them at their previous
meeting, was • man who ought to be looked after.—The pd.
sutler was then discharged, when he made an application to
the bench for aseistance to help him to reach hi. home. Be
mid he had in ire than of mile. to ge,
_and he did not want to
stop In the town another hour.—The Moor said they could not
assist him, nor dial they consider he was a man deserving of
help.
A Baum Or Excise PaCemeorions.— WiUüne, Dyks was coin.
mooed by Mr. Thome, Smith, an Inland Revenue officer
stationed in Poole, for keeping a dog on the gist of March
without having s license for the same.—Mr. Brain, the super-
visor of Excite of the Poole division, appeared to support the
charge.— The defendant seemed bewildered, and win unable to
make any statement beyond that the dog was net yet two
years old.—Toe Bench Imposed the mitigated One of 4ofg.
'WA Lacy wag suinmonol on a similar charge. BP'
brother, Mr. Henry Barnard Lacy, appeared f her, and
stated his sister thought the time for the payment of tie
Simile was in April.—Fined 255.
David White *tat summoned for keeping a dog without •
Scents on the Sad of February. —lt was proved to be under
six mouths old at the tinte.—Distuiseed.—Tue defendant asked
for his expensee—The Hooch said the Crown takes but never
gives—jlaughter).
Monne Tucker was summoned for keeping a dog on the
801 of April, at Ilamworthy.—The delendmit said the dog
when a puppy was brought to hit house by • young man who
wanted to make a present of It to defentiant'e daughter, but
he did not allow her to accept It. The dog Will left at his
house' and the young mau went away, and made a present of
it to his sister, who lived at Broadotayne. The defendant
when @polecat to by the Excise at once applied for and obtained
a lismee, and also wrote to Broadonyne to the owner of the
dog shout tee nutter, when tile owner sent him • letter and
the certificate for the dog which had been taken out by Alice
Ausna—The Mayor said the Hooch considered Tucker's state-
ment a true one iu every particular, and tint he really wee
not the owner of the dog.—Mr. Brain mid that he had repre-
sented the cam to the board, and they were not convinced that
the licence which had been taken out In the neon of Ann
Anson we.. for the same dos.—Tucker said he could get the
owner of the dog to attend if it was really necessary, but the
expense of hit attendance would be greater than the fine.—
Toe Bench conlideted this a very bard case. They would
adjourn it for 14 days.
Thomas /nye, grocer, of High-street, was summoned for
keeping a dug on the 17th ult.—Mr. Inge said he understood
that the licensee were to be taken out yearly, and be wee not
aware until Mr. Smith told him of It, that the time had
cep' red.—Fined 2.15.
Wilmaoe Dnyett and Henry anima, butchers, of New-street,
Poole, were summoned for keeping • hone on the 29th April,
without baring 0 otained • licease.—Williain Dugatt appeared,'
and and they were not aware that the time had expired.
Fined £5.
A BRAWL BITVIIIS WOMlN.—Kiisabegt McMullen, a slog%
WoUI/11, MAI summoned by Emily Coshes, a married woman,
in Ithen titrand. In thin ease
several Wit 4101.409 were examinee& ii. eitner sag owl thew
evidence was very conflicting and contradictory. The language
which appears to have been used was of a foul and disgusting
character, and • regular fight took piece between the com-
plainant ant defendauL—Toe ungistrates dismissed the MASI,
urslOrint each party to pay their own costa.
Two Of A TAADI," &C.—Jamts OreV44, carrier between
Witnborue and Poole, was summoned by Edward Eon another
earner between the same plans, for au sassulL Mi. Moore
forthenpinuani. They mutat the Crown inn, • where both put
op, inns defendant vrautod to fight complement, and, on the
inter declitting the invitation, struck him, and hopped about
the ro Wit/ 1114 tis. up,
.declatog he Meal I not eat any
dinner LI Lu ii 1I " d 13, fir' hi P. CIAO oitlcr put him out
Subonjuently, they again mit In ilighostreet, when defendant
retuned his display of pugtiseity. It seem. rat her a pity there
wet nobody ttere t • thra.ll iii,u. —Lie Smelt elieted that
quarrel. were frequint between the men, and solemnly warned
them that • cantinuance of thew rows would end in both
being bound over to keep the peace.
Moss Emma:A.llmm. WilL.oos Sweetapple pleaded guilty.
to receiviug 7. did from Mr. L 1441. tit Parlstone, and fre front
Mrs Nutley, of the same jurist, for Mr U. U. Milledge, baker,
of L higti let, hi, manor, awl not accounting for the same. -‘
Seutenced to torso genitive h ird tabour in the borough gaol,
41:501140 EARTH TO NEWCASTLE!

T;io J ike about "willing coals to Noweast le" has been
espisod. Mr W. L. O. Adey, magistrate and slupowuer, of
Pool°, has sent (O tons of garden mould by tin brig Freedom
to Anat port for sdo ; aol M./fewer dap mod today that be
in ule out Ow bill of entry "brotallifo and without any OViAula."
What • strange cargo ! and how ungonfortable •
plaoo liewometle must be to livo In, when the; have not even
earth onoug• grow a cabbago to, but must needs ship It
front Poolo ! Th-sio factecame oul aproper: ‘.4 scale in winch
Jolot Iforarthy, master of the brig Freedom, of Poole, was
summoned by gr. Joseph Crabb, collector of quay and harbour
duds, for the rocsavory of XI 10s. for 6) tons of ballast shipped
on board that vessel, the charge being at tho rate of 61. pee
tou.—lie. adey left the bonob during she hearing of this cam.
—Tao complainant statml twig. on the let April—on
what other day could it LLAVII been done 7—the brig
Fermium, of Poole twit In front Poole on the Poole side 00 tone
of ballast, which is liable to • duty of if. per ton under a Mud
Act paasod In the thh year of (Norge 11. The owner, Mr. W.
L. C. Ailey, said be was rawly to pay 3.1. per ton, the cargorate ; but not the ballast rue, Od. per ton.—Mr. Arley deposed
that he directed defond.utt to take tons of garden mould to
Newcastle for sale; and, ho added, soma of at was sold-
The Mayor said that it aumnolout that everyone should have to
pay If. per Lou for cargo, and 01. for ballast, unless the
ballast was provided by the Trustees of the quays. Of course
tho bunch wore boon 1 to g. by tho Act. 'f ho grounds on
which he should be disposed to decide therms., rested entirely
oil Mr. own oath that the material was used till
in the nature of mereil:ln'lize. —Mr. Adel' .'"
maid., " ; wr.„,, The
but this question had not occui7:l ""
stuff that ILIA not worth selling as morchandise wed
put on the ballast wharf, but the Trustees—not tW :oar;
body—thought theywould improve the town parr.
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