The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-25 00:00:00

POOLP.

Usion TrSlMall.—At the Onardians meeting on
Thursday, the following tenders were accepted fur the
ensuing quarter :--34r. H. flurden—Bread, aid. per
41b loaf; flour. 33e. per sack; butter, 100 per lb.
Messrs. Godwin and Bon—Australian beef. Ns. per
cwt, pork, &I. per lb. Mr.. Keynes—Barbel beef,
7d. per lb.; mutton. 7d. per lb.; suet, &I. per lb.' shin.,
per lb. Mr. J. Gifford—Peas, 5.. 61. per bushel,
salt, la. 91. per cwt. ; cheese, 31t per cwt., pepper,
40. per lb. I rice, 15s. per owl.; sugar, 24 I. per lb ;
snap,97s. per cwt. Mom% Hopkins and lion--Oatmeal,
17a. U. per cwt,; tea. 1.. 81. per lb ; prier. at per
barreL 28.. lioakins--Glin. 124 per gallon'
, brandy,
255. per gallon; wine, 1,25. per gallun Mr. Ir. Styring
—AI., 1.. per gallon. Mr. Foster— cal, 17s. per
ton. Mr. Andrews and Mr. Evans—Drapery. Mr.
J. Habgood—Boots and shoee.
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QUAY Taosrsca.—A meeting of the Trustees of the
Quays wee held in the Council-chamber on Friday.
the Mayor (Councillor W. N. Weateru) in the chair,
and there were present—Alderman J. Buckley,
Councillors A. Balaton, G. Curtis, T. Buckley. J.
Gifford, and B. J. Conway.—Upon the proposition of
Mr. Ba'stem geooaded by Mr T. Buckley, 'mac
accounts whisk had been examined by the Harb Or
Committee were ordered t be paid. They included
£6O doe to the Corporation for the rent of the bonsai
quay.—The Town Clerk reported that the firm who
wished to hire the steam dredger had declined the
terms offered by the committee.—The Mayor recom-
mended that • proposed improvement should be made
In tip dredger. so that the .and might m re readily
escape. The cost would be &boot £3O. He bad
examined the dredger with Mr. Dugdale, who doubted
U they ought to Lo to the expenee.—Mr. Balaton con.
sidered it was absolutely necessary because the send
which remained in the dredger became consolidated
and was a source of danger. The proposed alteration
would strengthes_ber end lighten the cargo, and give
her more seaboard He proposed that the Mayor be
authorised to carry out the improvement —This was
seconder, by Mr. Gifford, and coried.—The Collector
said the does for the past eight months shows I an
Increase of £304 as compared with the corresponding
period of last year.

- Prrrr SISIIIORS. Thoreday.—Betore the Mayor (11r. W.
N Wfttern) and Kr. C. J. Stone.

Thomas Burt- , a carter. In the employ of Mr. Charles
Pond. of lkaamemeath, again appeared in sumer to a
▪ us cheering him with cruelty to a horse at Psrk stone
on the 25fh ultimo—Bernard Barnes •upseted bil,
evidence, aad Jame. Steele proved sveing wane blood oa
one of t'm hind legs of the aninal.—Defendeat fined
• end co.ts, 19, and the Mayor said the magistrates
were sorry defends, to muter etas not there, foe he was
porphape more tableaus than defendant.
riaillat Poet, • carter, of Bleadford, wee summoned
for ndiny without rola' on S wagirou drawn be three
horses, at Loneliest. On tb• nod ultlfoo.—P.C. Cher, sat
eald he walked 11,,r a short &Manor. nut alter...ads Net up
again and drove off at • trut.—Deleudant said be had
Injured his side and was unable to walk—Find 5.. sod
costa

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Mary Malan, of Oaks:row-allay. was summoned by
Mr. J..bn Hoicking*, Assistant Inspector of
for depositing a qoaatituol ustirnin Dear 11,,isns,-07,
the Nth instant —Kr. H. S. Dickinson apossriul in
support of the ouomoos, which was Pioviid by George
Brown.—Fined 6 81. and 7s. 81. cost.

A number c( went. were summoned by Mr. John
htowlam, Joe., scbo,l Attendance Officer. for not sending
their children to school regularly during the mouth of
February. Mr. H. 8 Dickinson supported the sum-
mon,... and explained thee proonaings bad only been
token against 1b.., parent. who did not attend before the
School Attendenee Committee on Tuesday as onierod, or
who had felled to gin • good no se—rose Bliley,
Preplan lloldie (Parkstente)Goorys Ofit4l. 0.4117,
and William Ifilir, were severally flood 5. noon; George
ledeearde, and averred Perry wore tined 24. di. eacti. aod
the edotalrenes Want Gongs Davie and James Barter
AU,. were Mandated.

Bonoosin Nage.; liaturday.—Bef ors the Mayor and
Mr. C .1. Stowe nod Kr. J. B. Durell.
CM/Atli or Rizenzganswr.—nsiere BUM. the Poole
and Wlroborse silent of Hews. Green and
publishers, of Bath, was charged eitb rutbearibtg 7..
received on disemploys's' aocoant on the 2nd of October
last, and oleo with barter at other CUM during the
month. of August September, October, and November
last embezzled other sums. Prisoner rola also charred
with falsifying hi. books, and with foam pretences. —Kr.
H. T. Trevanion prosecuted, Mr. R. Aldridge defended.—
Mr. Horatio Green, one of the prosecutors, proged that
wiener was appointed as an agent to sell books and
I. collect money, I. r which he was allowed a percentage.
and Walter Grove., of Bandy-lene, proved that be paid
Cn 7s, on hie employers' S•oo.lit OM the Sod of Oct her
.°ee
The rs.grietretee remanded the prisoner till Ttuirc
d.y and offered to take bail, the prisoner in CS) and two
sureties in 4:26 each.

Boaucon Pours, Monday.—Before Yews C. J. Stone,
J. B. Duren, end F. Millen
Nits Luau. of Leglend-street, eras brought up in
enstodE charged with wilfully breaking tee p.a., 0
Valli 7.. 61 in the door of the New L ntlen Tmern,
Lapland-street, and with being drunk and disorderly in
the street, on Saturday niekt.—Mr. White, the landlord,
and P.C. Basks proved the charges, and prisoner was
Road st. and the dausage and costa