The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-11 00:00:00

POOLI.

THB FIFTH Or Novrusan is not usually oelebrate4
in Poole. hnt this year there was • bonfire and •
di.play I,f fireworks in the Ladies' Walking Field, the
necessary fun& having been collectel by severs' your g
men.

TIMPIRAIICL —Mr. Thackeray, of Bristol, delivered
an uldreu on 'The coming struggle : Which side
will you taker at the Temrerance Hall, on Monday
evening. Mr. J. J. Hort .n presided over • pretty
full attendance, and the Templar choir was present
and sang several pieces.
EVANOTLISTIC.—AO uneectarian meeting was held
in the Town Haq on Monday eveni, g, and Lord
Radstock gave an earnest Addeo@ on the words— -" He
bath appeared." The Rev. J. A. Lawton and the
Rev. J. H. Osborne were on the platform, an there
was • large at.ndanoe Miss Dunf rd &computed
the Iymna on the harmonium.
‘VESLETAN Foam& Mut:moire. Sermons were
preached both morning and evening on tiunday at the
Wesleyan chapel by the Rev. Jahr: Ingram, of
B tunemouth, in aid of these mini ,nP, and in the
afternoon there was a special service for the young.
The weal meeting wee held on Wednesday, evening,
under the pre...Weeny of Alderman M. Kemp-Welch,
and addresses were delivered by the 1t... J. R. liar-
greavee, of Salieburr, the [Len. W. Ludt tve, of Reds,
the Rev. J. H. Osborne, and others. The ettendance
we. not large.

eilt—ii..ll.Y.—The 3rd monthly competition for
the challenge cup presented by Lieut. Budge came off
at the Butts at Hamworthy on Saturday. The ranges
were 300, 500, and 600 yards, seven shots at each, and
Private Riddell made the highest score--67 points—
but as he is handicapped four points on account of his
having won the previous cup, presented by Captain
Stone, Private Woolf rey was declszed the winner with
the score of 61. The cup was won at the first corn-
pstition by Private Goff, with 67 relate, and at the
second competition by Private Woolfrey with • score
of 64, so that should the latter succeed in winning the
cup once more, it will become his absolute property. A
tea and coffee service will be presented by Mr. L. H.
Harris, of the Railway Hotel, Wareham, to the
volunteer who shall make the highest aggregate score
at these competitions during the present year, and
Private Riddell is as yet the winner of this prise.
SHIPPING. —.4r ire!,.—Oct. 30: Unite, Freer, Goole,
! coal,; Bessie, Rowe, Portsmouth, nil ; Nov. 1 : Rhoda,
Mary, Westlake, Newcastle, coal.; Jeasnle, Marie,
Allie, St. Petersburg, wheat; Ceres, Summers, Truro,
ballast; H. F. Bolt, Mitchell, Honfleur, barley
Florence, Robertson, Portland, nil; Reader,
Hull, deals Old Goody, Fullager, Newcastle, coals.
—2nd: Clyde, Sandy, Newcastle, coals; Little
Dove, Kellaway, Yarmouth, nil; J. H. Epping,
Bulow, Neder Cali:, deals; Joseph and Ann,
pym Southampton, cement; Pmbiam, Hart,
ewCastle, coal.; Comet, Bailey, London, wheat;
Diver, Page, Yarmouth, nil ; Famelien Haabb,
Tarensen, Norkoping, oats. 4th: In., Clarke,
Getlie, deals and Iron. sth : Express, Fleet,
Southampton, nil. —Sailing. :--Oct. 30: Edith Marla,
Mason, Portland. nil; William Dinah, Haptad, Port-
land, oil; Ann Elizabeth, Young, Plymouth, p_iposi
Spirit, Filmer, London, clay.--31st : Kate, ftel-
ward, Fowey, nil ; Ripple, Best, Swanage, nil.—
Nov. 1; Relative, Evans, Runcorn, clay; Marla,
Jones, Runcorn, clay; Mary Roberta, Jones, Run-
corn, clay; Golish, Stephens, Southampton, fir poles.
2nd : Ann, Beachetn, Portsmouth, furniture ;
Mary Ann, Pearce, seeking, ballast; Bessie, Rowe,
Portsmouth, pipes.-3rd : Wood Park, Hayward,
Cowes, dais; Georgina, Filmer, London, clay;
Emily, Parker, seeking, bailees ; Warrior, Allen,
Newcastle, clay.-4th Magnet, William, Bristol,
clay; Yecta, Sheldrake, London, clay; Agnes
Doughton, Barrow, clay; Medea, Whiny, Sunder-
lead, : Emma, Eastwood, &ahem,
I,itwo.sl : City Merchant, Watson, Middlesborough,
Clara and Kerman, Neeman, Elsinore, ballast;
Lizzie, Tole, Runcorn, clay; James, Lemon, London,
clay; Little Dove, Kellaway th, deal.;
Acorn, Brett, Porthleven, flour : Diedrich, Hart,
London, clay.
Prrrr gamma. I burs lay, Nov. 6tb.—Before the
Mayor (Mr. W. N. Western). and Messrs C. J. Stone,
W. I came, J. 11. Duren, and W. C. Lankssier.

CHARGI AG KIST • ilititiousz-Kggpga.—Gcorr
Faittsel Cola, outda r blerhons•-keeper, of Upper
Park4one, was summoned for allowing intoxiosting
liquor TO be consuat• d on his premises on
It Itowsy sail he WAS watching defeudant'.
house on Sunday, and about quarter to one saw three
man enter the house and here 'with cups, which they
cirried to the eud of the house, and drank the content.
on the premise. The men took the cups back to the
house. About en hour later another man named
Vincent got a plot of lomr In the same way sad drank
It In defendant's presence.—lfe. R. 8. Dickinson, who
•ppe,rel for t'te defence, *untended that the summons
must be die 'due I, as, supposing the liquor was on'.
sullied on the premismi, it wee not with the defendant's