The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-01-14 00:00:00

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Maroc 11. APeolsrrustvie meeting rd the
berg of Court "Unity" of the Ancient 0,4,7;
Foresters was held at the Forester.' Hell, Bull'. Se;
Inn-yard, on Thursday evening, when the•—
businese was th • electiod of a medical otE,e
Court in the place
resigned the appointment after holding it for years. The candidates were Dr. F. E. Vertu,de
Me. W. Turner. and the first.nemed gentlemon
elected by • mejoritY of 44, Mr. Turner only ohter: 28 votes, against 74 given for Dr. Verra,de,-.-1
Friday evening a meeting of the members of ek7 "Bu of Hope" tent of the Independent drdee";
Rechabites was held at the Temperance Hall for ti;
purpose of
were Dr. E P. Philpote, Dr. Srryth n.
reF.sTe;deoirani etihjecee'tielnaegnctdaiomnikreorjficllV:ri.. Vern. de.
CHURCH PAILADI Or THE V..LUVIEREN *RR se,
Ravi—Sunday heat being the first SAM, tth
new year the member* of the 4th D.R. V. and the
men of the Naval Reserve ("linseed their
cud, m and attended Divine service at St. James', Church in the morning. The Volunteers runetered ,
hearbquartere, and marched ti the church by er,y ;
Market-street, headed by the fife-and-drum ham, Captain Stone was in c unmend, and the oth" efftm„
who attended were Lieut. 11n.14e. Sec npl-Liectenaat
Harrison, and Acting. Surgeon Stnyth, there we .
Sve serzeante and 42 rank .0 file preseot. rir;
Naval Reserve paraded in the open inewe aro, the
railway station, to the number of slant 40, under tie
command of Chiedofficer Greenfiehl. They were pee
ceded to the church by the Town Bram
marched by way of High-street The Ilted, 5a4
serice war
choral, and the sermon was preach. the Re,
A. Lawson from the tent, "Je.n. Chrilt. the same
yesterday, rind to..lay, and for ever" Fr .rn thee.
words the Hector delivered a disconise aPProPriat, te the season of the year, and introdiiced some 'dda of
welcome to the military and nevel b lie.
After service both companies marched through High
street. the Volunteers being 411.411i.011 at headonoftem
and the Naval Reserve in front of the %any
Hotel.
URITICI) PATRIOTS' NATIONAL Brarrr
The first social feathering in connection with the Pool,
and Parkstone branch of tine rociety was held at Oil
Amity Arms Inn, I. ingfleet, ..n H Wednesday eveniee
when Host House provided A capital sniper intee
lodge-room, which had been todefully dee raterl for
the occasion. Mr. W. J. Tarrant oecuped the chair,
and after proposing the loyal toast., he rare that et
" The Army, Navy, and Reserve hems." whbh woe
responded to by Lanoe.Corporal C. Coin..., of the ne
U. V.—Th. Chairman next prop.ed "Simons to
the United Patriots' Society," and Mr. It. Woteehg
secretary of the Wimborne branch, in responding, maid
the Society had now been established 36 yea", end he
was glad to say it was making good pnarreer, dt tha
Present time there wire 185 branches and unwary of
15.000 member.. In the year 1875, the society wet
£2,000 ; in 1877, £3,700: and he wax Hewed to
inform them that during the past year they hod saved
E 4.300, or more than double what it ware two year. ego.
Several now branches had been ripenei during tee
year, and the increase in the number .4 merahen
wall very satisfactory. -The tout of the tree*
"Success to the Poole and Parkston• Brand, of
Patriots' Society" was replied to by Mr. H. Waterfan,
the Secretary. He said the branch had been ope,,,i
18 months, and they had at the present tine abet
50 members, which he thought was very fair consider-
ing the short time the branch had been Forned. aarl
also the strength of the Ochlfellows and Foresters is
the town. Their sick list for the plat year Ind hem
a heavy one, for they had paid upwards .1 £7O for
sickness and funeral allowances.—" Kindred Sodetkee
was respondwd to by Mr. C. Caine for the f'deeteee
and by Mr. Rayne for the Ori.lfellows, and lb,
Stwlen replied on behalf of the " Visitors."-Nte E
Cooling, of Wimborne, propoevi " Pnwperity the
Town and Trade of Poole." which woo rerponded to
by Mr. J. Lawrence. and Mr If Waterfall nronosol
"The health of the Chnirman," who acknowledged the
compliment.- -" The Vice-Chairman" sekaoslolred
by In. W. li. Davie ; 'The Secretary", reple• Ito
by Mr. If. Weterfalliand "The list aid Ii rum,*
responded to ttrz Mr. Edgar noMe. S s.l longs
were sung in e course of the evening.

MONDAY —Moro the Mayor sod M J ii Da,ll
sod G. H. thatch.

Jacob Scuola, • blacksmith, of Parkstone, was broeslot
up In custody charged with wilfully hr...kio.i peas of
slow, yoke ga., and a beeroglaso, rah.) 61., at the
Vct oria Tavern, ti olieburr-strcet, s*Ne.lay _
Mr if. my Belle, the landlord of the no:hit-isnot.. ey...t.
said the prisoner came to his holism on Sisturday n;gboom
hail something to drink He creat.4 e row wills author
man. and be turned him out of the house. Primacy Mg
he had not drank all his beer, and the slog es, haala
out to him, hitt he was not allowed to re-enter the bm
Prisoner then three the elms through thou sd vane
of tho hoe door, ancl he gave him into custody —Prim est
said he threw the ems whilst in • passion, and bs was Mt
drunk at the time.—Ths Bench ordered prisoner to
fine of 5... damages', 61., and costs It sunl
him a week to pay.

TReAT CHILDRIM.—The Rev. A. Neal, curate of
Blandlord St ?derv, provided 96 poor children with &
good dinner at his residence, Park 1 loiuw, on New
Year's Day.

SEIIOI.IB FLoODS.—The heavy rains lot week
caused the River Stour to extensively overflm
banks, and some thousands f acres of land are
inundated between Wimbome and Stormiest*,
Newton. At Blandford the water reached the rows
Hotel, in West-street, and the Flew-de-l.is Inn, is
East-street and tbe town could be only vt.tered cc
left in vehicles. Many of the houses in the borer part
of the town were also flooded.

WIXBORITE.
FIRL —A valuable rick of hay, the proryrty of IL,.
Petty, of Park Farm, was almost entirely dostroYrd
by fire on Thursday morning. The fire is Pupposed to
be the work of an incendiary.

(iONYERAZIONIL —The Rev. E. E. Trotman gave his
annual conversatione on Wednesday evening an tn
National Schoolroom. The Sunday School teachers,
district visiton, and all who &mist the vicar is his
church and parish work were invited, nail a very
plea not evening was passed.
Parrs, 811111111 ONS. Erldsy.—Before the Re. Curl .11
Glyn and the Rev. George Vance Garland.
Williams Sleet • laboover, of Tailed Wien. ew
sun...nal for assaulting Ron • Robins, a young Ismael
the name hamlet, on the 16th I) uember. —Mr. Atkinue
appeared foe the defendant, and • .t t...
pint-sn''s saucy lusoe provoked his <bent to commit the
wsault, and the Bench dismissed the nee.
Gserge Liam, eon , of Talbot Village, was limn nod fig
assaulting Samuel Kerley, of the same place, on the Ma
of December. —Mr. Druitt &uplanai for cum plainest ; and
Mr. Atkinson for defendant —A question of fig at owed
the jurisdiction of the magistrate., aul the case ow du.
misted:

Wyatt, inn., of Sixpenny Handler. wai lan
molted for assaulting Charles Giddard, of the smite place
on the tlth of Dereinbar.—Mr. Atkinson appeared fig
defendant, and got his case dill:Dialed OR the same grease
that he did the het one.
William; Carter, and Then... Dunferd. I.th rf Stec
minister Marshall. were summoned for trupsaing is
march of conies on Ned in the occupation of Mr 'S thin
Martin, at Stearminster Marshall, on the 150 -rstairrn
—James Swyer, a watcher empoyed by Mr. Marne NA
he saw the defendants hunting& hedge with a dog, sad
rabbit was started and ran to earth. Ile went tuned/
defendants and they both rim avray.—Defsndsets aid
they WM* not In search of rabbits, and the dog was
fancy our—fl. Bench dist:aimed the came.
Rieltard Golden, • labourer, of Bowerchalke, was sum-
moned by the Guardians to show cense why he ell.A aol
contribute towards the support of the illeginnste child of
Elisabeth Fletcher, of &gummy Handley
complainant has several children, end the &deadest la e
widower with Ave children.—Tbe case was adjourned.
Robert Lambert, • labourer, of fitepehill, admitted NW
drunk on the 24t1 of December, at Wimborne, and vs,
laid 10s. sad casts. . .•

JoarTl7Janus, a pedlar, ef Newtown, who clidzo,l%.,
was summoned for being quarrelsome and •
the George Inn, Wimboras, on the 4,lst of December, sed
refusing to quit the house when requested to do Po b 1
Stone—He was lined 10e. and costa
George ffaley, • labourer, of St orminster Marshall, who
also did not appear, was summoned for twine drank saa
disordetiy in that village on the 2lnd of December. —PC
Legg proved the caw and the defendant Nine as,
xffender he was fined M 01
Ma and cost, ; two 1.0". "'
labour in default of payment
°meta Wareham, • lame tailor, of Wimbero. taw
summoned for being drunk and disorderly in that tools;
the 117th of December.—The evidence of P.O Stone Oa
Deputy Chief Constable Hammond showed that I)*(dd.
dint), was locked out of his lodgings by his landlord Or.
Pearce) and he made a disturbance on the street for tee
hours —Mr. Garland was of opinion that the landlord was
moat to blame, but the defendant had to par a fine of
and costa, its, which he was allowed •fortnightialatr
Thejench granted an extension of time for .ne howl;
Mr. John Reid, of the Fleur de Lis Inn, Crenboraa "
Mr. H. F. Bruunoker's rent audit on the follourng

WAILEELLX.
Rosavou PoLitz, Monday-Before the Mayor (Mt
Skowea)
Richard Johnson and Gawps Warr, two tamps at'a
brought up in custody by P.C. Botlercharned with
up their clothes at the Workhorue. -Prisooer.
guilty, and were each sentenced to a month's foLrJ Mien;
Coutcrii Parry tigiwioNs, Tuesday-Before Mt a
Rodgett.
Marisa SaAckl. an afflicted tramp, was brought...LT
custody charged with sleeping in an outhouse at
Knowle, on the previous night.-Prisoner protium' w
leave the neighbourhood, and he w disehamcd
Juts Seiner, • labourer, of the outaPorisli !101l
Wertham, wee summoned for tampering in warch ol
on land in the occupation of Er. William amithi„nt„M.
Larith named, on the 15th of December.-Rawr
Rill, • keeper in the employ of Lord Eldon,
between 10 and 11 o'clock on the morning a ON "-fir
December he an the defendant rabbit
watched defendant defendant and saw him follow • track lc
and put down • net and tread towards it. Defitann. •
repeated thin at another bush and he went to hi n
asked for the net. Defendant at first denied that be rin
a net, but efterwarde gave it up to him.-Defeodui_,,,,nt
he wept went into the field on the Sunday morning
to look at his minter's cattle, and the net belonged
mastati-The =Citrate fined defendant
9s. mina
Weiler DIMMI of Kingston, cniti. c,atin was sum
for beiMdfuEk at that place on the Nth of Deerstur._
P.C. N • mid he was at Kingston Crone about 0=
to ten oth 'clock on Christman Eva, and e dartathat
out of Mr. Foot's public-house in • driathen stet bin
asked him to go in and have a gime of bee, Eh
ha did not nee any beer, end defendant called him 6
fool, and told him he had no busier. there. he
to the inn, and left about ten o'clock. If.;
dent then told him he did net art foe hlmbe
persona present persuaded defendant to to nit,Tee. sera
Moved away he fell down on the nevereeet.
hapall him up, and be went away. -Defendeat
was not drunk, sad he had witnesses to Puma. -**"-fill
Revise, of Kingston, raid he was with del &sag
Sheen o'clock on Christmas Eve, and he err sot
mov
Its did not tubtle
adowiti=4--Jumirvianewriy. 'wow
wridencie-Ur. Ramat thought
doubt but that the defendant drank too (real
alert in pneetlon but considaring that it wee.
thee. sad that he was not miry troublesome IS
to dismiss the ftne.
I Bate* Lieut. G. IL Bond sad litc,ll. Rodrhmri.
I Jilleat NiNor. • flaliocura. of Weil
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