The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-12 00:00:00

Skratouth olttO.

The tradesmen surely an— atading in their own
light in dosing all the shops on bank holiday,.
Of comes they likes holiday as well as other peop .14
hut there were many complaints made that there
were no shops and hardly wren a refreshment-room
open. Pint impressions ars generally stroogest, and
When something like six thousand people vt a town,
If wee the case on Monday, and find all the shop
dosed es if for some gigantic funeral, what do the
pantry people think of Weymouth ? There were
hundreds, no doubt, who would have been glad to hare
backs 'Present from Weymouth" if the whops had
been open for them to buy it.--(Our correepondent
should have looked in at Bond-street. En./

We may congratulate oureelves on the medical
officer of health's report, whit* wee presented to the
I Council on Thursday. Although the deathwate is
aomewhst higher, yet it dill might be osigsseted
favourably with other towns
Mr. linbens spoke his mind plainly concerning the
repairing of the Pile Pier on Thursday in Coundl, and
he is no doubt right that • tremendous responsibility
Ii reciting on the Town Council concerning the rotten
structure, but at theism. tins* w• can't escood hie
remarks coacoraing the Great Weitern. The Company
ham • darn battle to fight in keeping up the igadk
which Um, have opened, and ought to lian the strong
support of every instabsr of the Council. It is not a
certainiY. and 6nOkdaff like uPPoelllos on the part of
the Council might_ prom fatal to it. But whatever ft
done toboorniag thle Maio the pier will have to be
repaired, aad tiat
Oomputiesiei soon, be it is decidedly aarife—
.

Nolarlihrerdhar that the saron war* r 14g es it can be. rn if* Cie 01 WrTmenth mai coa.
gradate thainalira it will en
'rich other watering places. Of ton My ir •
:—" ei lir larger of the tos Rows:Arm
amply all ler weak • tra of which the eipiguwice
is r tremantiona r tha aspect of the weak ia the fields. Of warm tine Brighton tradesmen are maw..
their teeth, and for once in& war the commercial grief'
ininc.ra. The shopkeepers expose their wares to mach, to:
end umbrella/4 for nothing *We parr Closed &hatters and care advertiming vartmente abound—or to rei7
nix hot of foreman". 'MI Pier is a Picture of daeala_
thin. The beadsmen pipe and scrape t., a fa,r bAutmit
and bars and Uwe a esegaU." Poor !

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THE HETICOROLOGICAL REPORT.
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79 30.05 SI 90 29.00 U7O 116 1411 ta..,
30 20.90 9) 9; 29 94 IN a
31 10 86 10 Si 20 80, UGI 143 SW 21_0484,,
12060 22 116 20.06, II if 63 1
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2 20.16 20 07 20.84 a C. 67 4
39) 76 29.86 29.9..' 62 66 83 V&
4 91.92 20.91 30.03 63 6793 W I

e"""'"'..---aprereerty mouths/ of the the defendanta, who thin knocked him down.
Ceelleth --
Tow,
embadenTueday,theldayor (Counar kicked him after he wan down, and they all amanlAmia
chair, end there were=s t. him. There wan a fourth man whom be could not
W. WeetaguK)eraiw th. Welch Councillors A.
Aklertee° e °woad, T. Beckley, B. Aldridge. tkey were summoned. They had been at the public-
W. 'Peony. MIMEO CaMIMMEE boaat together, but they did not have any angry muds,
ibe „podium for the easaing quarter at and there was no provocation. —The con Dent
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ti 8747, 2,d, of which YRS Ts. ed. was for the Gibbs gave corroborative evidence, and said
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of the Public Health Act, and after allowing worn the one who assaulted him most. Bus
pertuaincs,.e from ceareeferien property, Au, there Dornonsy aid Amoy said in defence that they found
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wa„, a deecisecy of g 1,300 to be rased by rate, the complainants and another man in a fighting atti.
METHODIST SUNDAE SCHOOL& The torte, and Vincent announced the assault by keorling
PKIIIITIVg
orrice. ef them &docile were held on them down—Samuel Cosh was milled for the defence,
WWl...MaleMr jßennett, of Donhsad, preached but he admitted that be did not see the commencement
Sonde!. . and evening, and appropriate hymns of the affray. —rho Mayor stigmatised the swath as
b4h "''nusgby the children. rk service Wee *leo hald an unprovoked and brutal one, and ordered defect-
erre au when hi,. Bennett delivered ee danta to y a fine of 104 6 L and costa or
,the lersoon, , Pe • • undergo
and the cialiciren gave recite. Is ys hard labour. The Bench refused to allow
Mho" r). tiunth.C4kif aide, the children, about 100 ticne for payment and the defendants were removed in
~_ provided with tea in the school yard, oustodY.
in'arn ;;;;-aip public tee at the Temperance A number of summoner arising out of the Carrier.
2d ,1 A metieg. followed, and warn largely attended. votive fete were withdrawn.
31r.
w• mate took the chair, and the other speehere
.the Rev. C. Pannell, and Mews. J. Bennett,
watts, J. FL Brock, and T. Kant The children
J..
reciwiore and sung sacred songs. Collections
yore inade in aid of the Schools.
Eocirt —The only disputed cam which
came heel,,,e Judge Lefroy at the County Court
Frail% wee a 'eat in equity, in which
Bechingham, brick manufanarer.of Parkstone,
plaintiff, and William Penny, chemist, of
execut w of the late George Num Penn.?,
~,,ereeat, of Poole, was the defendant The late gr.
Fenny held a bill of safe on the plaintiff's goods, and
th. &feedlot lately seined the goods for the amount
doe. The Registrar restrained the defendant from
a 1 it was • case of disputed accounts, and Mr,
mkiae,e, who appeared foe plaintiff, now asked for
na whir on defen withdraw the man in posses.
▪ Plaintiff admitted °win; gat Ha. 3d., which be
eiding to pay, but Mr. Dickineoa, jun., who wan
for the defendant, contended that there was • larger
du It was ultimately decided to refer the
vi Mr. Barrett to certify the amount due,
vrae ordered to pay the get 14s. 3d. he
ted to be due, into Court within a week, in default
niwhich defendant would be at liberty to proceed with
the sale.
" Arta THE FETE %tie OTElt."—At the Police-
, au; oa Wednesday, before the Mayor and Mr.
banisters Loneliest farmer named Wilactiis Henry
„A„,, charged with amaulting him wife, Mary
i Woo —Promcotrix said her husband had subjected
her to illtreatinent for many yeses. On Monday she,
her husband, and children attended the Conservative
kee, ..d ,ea pre her husband 4.. to spend. He
a„,,, home about midnight, and complained that she
a„,, prepared • hot supper for him. He Unwed
her, and Ann her whilst lying in bed, and he elm
tried tante ha into a cupboard. She struggled in
eelfolefeace, and scratched his face. His IlLeasd her
mach, and gave her two black eyes. She did not
:ea i rem the charge. Prinner in defence, men.
piaa,ad sonoyanoe that he had received from his
wife. -The magistrates bound prisoner in the sum of
ato keep the peace for six months, the Mayor
rrearking that be would probably have been com-
mitted for a month, if hi• wife had premed the
charge
toicusearitt Fr= —There was a dethonatrlMO•
esti iete in connection with the Pools Conservative
Amociatioa on Monday, when the general holiday sad
the beautiful weather brought a large number al
pen* together. A procession, accompanied by three
land., and interspersed with beanies, started from
the Coaservative Hall early in the afternoon and pro-
ceeded to a field at Sterte, where some speeches were
iklivered from • waggon. The proceedings were pre-
laded ova by Councillor W. D. Dugdale, j,p, chair-
man of the association, who indulged in some fUleculle
fiettery of the Earl of Boaconafield, and then called
up.n Mr. I 'hales Schrieber, ex-M.P. for Cheltenham,
awl Conservative candidate for Poole, to speak. Mr.
Schrieber said he had received • petition signed by
7:0 elector+ of Poole aching hint ta. stand as the Cei.
esnatin candidate for that borough, and mein snob
unanimity amongst them he had consented. He ex-
premed his opinion that the general election would not
take place until after the Budget for 1880 had been
intro :uced, and then dealt with Mr. Gladstone's
recent article in the Misdealt Century. —Mr. Han.
ten% td,p,, wild the neat sneaker, and he said be
attended to do what he could for his friend Mr.
Schrieher. the future Coneervative member for Poole.
The hoe gentlemut spoke with confidence of the •
inICCO. a the Couervative party at the general
ele..tion, and sti.l they would have not only the six
par, .4 which attended Lord Beaconsfield's
to ri:Lt with, but would be fighting opponents
auloug LholliteiVe•, which would melte victory
all tho eater. The speaker then referred at some
binzth to the Eanern (.1 testion.—Mr. Cavendiah
fientinek, M.P. nude a long speech on the Army
Pinii.line Bill, snd attempted to justify the action of
the Government as to flogging. He also criticised
tin yowl. .4 Mr. Waring at the late Liberal fate.
▪ I celudel by uprooting the hope that the next
e,,,dd had hi. personal friend. Mr. &Intake',
in •
l'arliement se the Coneervative member for Poole.
- Mr. A. Atoble, who wu introduced by the
Chairman as '' • distinguished member of the Indian
and Engliah bar," next spoke, and he was followed by
If, P. Walm.ley, whom throne was Conservatism as
opperl to Liberalism.— klejor Lang having aired
hie inilitay grievaotsa, • vote of thanks
wu camel to th Chairman, and the meeting ended.
Some stop, perf rmanoes and other imussossts
followed.

THE LADIEi WALKING TIIILD.
To Me Editor of tAa pools Telegram."
81r,—If the present disgraceful WM cot things relative
to sanitary matters la Poole is toccata's*, I roust certainly
loam it aad lie smell., and wine to ewe other locality.
I Ilya ow that able:seizable "stint manufactory" called
the" Ledicer Walking Yield Mud; and I ba4 hoped that
lA. nom of our vigilant Medical Officer of Heath would
have welt this out or now and have had It removed,
even though the tallow-boiling nuisance was coasidered
healthy.
Yours truly,'T. Hoer.
Longtleet, August tad, an.

TORY MISREPRESENTATION AND DECEPTION.

The following letiar from SW H. D. Wald, M.P. for
Christchurch, ham appeared is a contemporary, sad speaks
for itself . .

Li regret to bud that nay name has been advertised
as being about to attend to. Cooserrative meeting at Poole
on Monday, as I had stated. to answer to the lavitatkr.
toot! should not be able to oe prows' on that acossloa.
It, order to avoid stay misunderstanding I abonld be
obliged by your inserting this in your mart IRMA —Toon
Vll7 faithfully.
" H. DILONNOXI/ Winn".
"Carlton Club, PaU Mall, SW.. July 30th. 1879."
Relative to the above we hays rewind Um following
likkor

Te the Editor of 'Pool. /Wegner."
is arm of those politichtue who are is averse to
the precUpi of resortlng to wilful mirstatentents (which
deeds/ the public) to further party purposes. that I hall
with home.. satin/ardoo any sews which reaches no
that tells of the exposure of any political fraud. My
object In writing to you as this occardou is to ea you to
My* all ih• Publicity you can to ths fact that the Con.
serratlees have deesioed the public In telling than that Sir
Drammen/1 Wont would be Oman and erldrelli tholes
eseanblad at the Coaservative 141 e to-day, Wens& 11111
that highly popular and gristly respected knight wrote to
the Committee exprossly saying that be should aot emu
A political party which will iateulianally diodes the
public in one mord is capribis of further deospUon, sad
let use warn all lAberels to treat everything they beer
Ira.. the Pools Tories or the/ will the inlautrit•ineut
I write about. If they will truly wait • bit longer. till they
get the posy asses loaf taxed,liour border, bread dote, sag
a income tax pay for • pace with disgrace."
tiatitill to
am and all kno that our country will urns
prosper %seder whet le Gelid
" TORT ROLL
"Poole. August Mb, 1g79."

lli.t'r Rawserrrev. —The first meeting of the
(-relit,. of Jame. Labile.% Anil Albert Am
on Ini.iner at the Oxford ltiding School, and
at the 11-0.41 MeV,' Bournemouth, 1101 riding echo.'
1... pa-to- and job...lister., U. sai•partnership, under
tie ,tvle lino .4 1 oidlaw and Amer., wee held at
th. office of Mr. H. W. Dickinson. Regietrar ..f the
Gsintv Court, n Saturday week. Mr. H. 'l',
Tre..usion. 4 Pi•de, appeared for the j.etitioning
crolif Mr. honseskaler, of lortchett
*m.0.,. lathe. .4 the bankrupt Amer., and Mr.
I I..rian I. hour the office of Mr. Sharp, of
liournemonth. WM, for the bankrupt Isairilsw.—
Th" Plitionine; crelitm, Mr. Ames, pros el for
ilt lit.. IR the amount .4 • judgment and arts,
awl the other proof. pet in were :—Mr. E. J. Idandar.,
lloilator .4 the firm. .4 leadlaw awl Company,
Sounsoiseith, 1.212 9.. 141, Mr. W. floodfellow,
Itortamouth. 3.1.. Mr. C. Hill, Poole,
ce 3... Mr. S. colib, Woodbury 1101, Lit 3e. 4d.,
Meor.. Harter ri Son, linarnernosith, £2l 13e. 10.1.,
.osl Mi. Elnie., ell I...—The Metentent of affairs
which had been prepared by Mr. J. T. Curti., of
Bob. the receiver and manager of the mitre, with
the a-dorm of the bankrupt", plumed debts to the
amount of mai 5.. aid, .4 which £3,11119 hi. $d Waa.
anwintred creffitons and Mt wars rennin--
The a.wt. Were e 1.9110 13. ltd, mule up 111 follovns i
Storkiinithrk at the 'Word Biding School and the
ii" Val new., Misstated at e 1,193 ; book debts shout
L 330. estimated to produce elilli7. 3d, cash in hand,
I. ed lir of exchange or other similar necuritiee
istitnatel to produee ; futniture, fixtures's_ and
eittin.:, at the Osfoni Riding 5ch....1 and the Royal
mirs ...diluted to produce ; value of lease,
e•timated at 1700. The bankrupt Imitilaw signed this
dateineat touter I.ll.teAt three points, viz., the
'alor.f the Mar, the value .4 the Atockiindrade, and
Us iiinstion .4 rent moo. due. He was of opinion that
the ler, sr valueless, it Icing forfeited to his father,
Mr. lien, Laiffiaw. the lanithini ; and that there was
..ntike to the landlonl, which the trustee and
the lonkropt .%111104 denied. The bankrupt imidlaw
ab.. ron.idered the stock•in-trade to be worth about
1.600. in.terl .4 el. VC., the ...timate if the Invitee
Use hartlcrupt —The Registrar remarked
that the Landlord in.isted on the forfeiture of the
koel'mtthstwaanniuecti,mtolw tried thereafter.—
jli. (;.. 'nod asked the bankrupt Ames whether I.e
Nt,. I.,tunste enough to get 1101110 money, to whkh
. „
Tre,..,'ors replied that he prepared marriage
arude, before the wedding.—The receiver
„ed.r the lank. -uPIeY lweeepted t. 35 "la"t
"h"wing
that he 0 about ~ in hand.—The
'tateocnt, 4 the ...prate ertate of the bankrupt
30 rid due to unsecured
treditor., with t.„ amount ..f £43. —l•lse bank.
rupt Am." made a declarat.l/4'n that he hadni separate e.t•te._ll,.. F. Curti. w..• appointed trustee, with
the following creditors ar. • con. mittee"f nninct'inn
11e...es c.
..tf ill, S. Cobb, and C.
Cod. (ffir.u„,(l._.„Th. public ....emanation of the
hellkrlll4.• ca. fixed tin take phim sit:lle next
the County Court int the 30th of ,qctisber.— .
nosed the Registrar to make absolute
_A__ an
interim injunction which he had granted tortemn.
the bankrupt.' landlool, Mr. Henry lo troUt
,
5n..4 In any way dealing with the mak'
pita+. property.—The landlord, and his son 9to
rik" '
.ILI. maintained that there Walt C5O n`te
the .(her hand the trustee and the
bankrupt Arr. contended that no rent wan due, but
that...n the oertrary, the landlord had been overpaid.
•.%fter hearim: Mr. Trevanion for anti Mr. Chuiend
azainothe motion. the Regbtrar mid the landlord
would not he injured hy the courir he idrould adot
diould order the receiser, or trtudee, to PeY the
In" int" Court, and let the bone be tried at the next
Crusty Court. —The rule wari then made alwolute,
00 'Kr', to these conditions,
Perri Sesitozn, Thursday. --Before the Mayor (W.
n.Wenern. Sm.), isod Idesini. W. D. Dugdak. J. B.
Dure and H. G. Catch.
Yon% a carter, of Long fleet, wan summoned
d*emitir: anima nuisance in High-street on the
Previous deturdey. —Mr. Budge appeared for defend,
eat, and, in the absence of a necessary witner, the
mer was dismissed.
Rfl"# &ark, Wiftilna Nrloll4ll, and Affral
thr" 1.0 of 'Toper Parlrtone, were summoned
12, the !swims mad South Western Railway Company
!or atter purr to damage the telegraph wires and
tenshibwr, at tipper Parkstre, on the With July.—
c.C. If Amway pr wed that he saw the defendamts on
tne Prmie
t and Bournemouth line throwing stones at
he telegraph wires. He heard the wires "Unite " •
qunirof-rmile distant. —Mr. J. S. Hoskineson,
mperintendeet of the near Compsay's pollee, said • pest
Minister bad beam brain's en the line ,eed trs iris brought formed r • cantion.latt art „ei„h
the 4terse The Mseot.
n`Parnanded the dere7rnta and ordered them each to
4t car.
'"w *or!, Rinonn. marine afore ileal•r, of Fish -
Msei'• Ci.. summoned foe purchspio.:
If, 'in Walt. r Jame. Curtis and Samue I Ve,able.
tUe ?Mk July, being a be,.. weight than warnmithorier by the etatute.—lMlendant admitted the
edheve. rigs implained that iron ruimgers weriallowed
te de the same thinr.—Sapt. Hunt rad he broulbt
ths cars to show marine store dealer, that they could I ant MIIs.. than Hub, weight ..f lead. Defenders' i
ems always willing to give any information to the
aed he had no desire to preen the charge. —The
mooch imposed • tine of W. sad meta.
Jeetts A,stesse. and Sense Doft•Ney. of Constitution
Rill. end OtoTe Atery. of Parkstone, .111.0 ancomoned
1.,
oth meriting timer Vincent and William Gibbs,
hof Constitution Hill, on the Bask Holidey, at
rukstete. —The complainant Vincent rid he started
lens the Gm...hopper beer-brae at dries( time
et Moray night arm In arm with the doer
Mairmat Gibbs, and on their way home ih•
4.desdertsoesetook them. JUDOS Doenrey struck hits
the heed sad Sensual Danner smock him in the
.07% sad baocissd him down. Gibbs sonowsirsOod with