The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-06-27 00:00:00

POOLE.

Brd:trest. Ronde well. ;*r el. lacono% •-
wa.l. 19—Unity, hod Soon age. coos; N Unita na Trader.
Bowles, C oats ; BLi.bstb Corry, B bhitt. Newcastle.
coal; Moth, Mad*, Purtirmoutts. nil ; Benue, Ross. C 0....
nill9—Diver, Pa" Yasnoutst, nil ; Spirit £llllls'.Yarmouth, n.I ; Antagonist. Woolf, Sootnamptoi;, bonsai;
Aittion. Hill, tiontliamp_tin, ballast; pang.
So its..mplon, ballast ; Micah, &ail" Southamitta
nil. 21—Sapphire, Cook. Grimsby, timber ;
Madekne, IC-Yam:ma, Havre, ballast. /Wimp :
J 15 —Lloial George, Lune, St. Mal., nil; Lord John
Known.U.Xon, Portemouth. deals. 16—L
liatairsa•lL Portland, Government store.. ; Congdon."
Jon.. Rancern. clay; Awes% Will Runcorn. clay
Union, Mover, LOOOS 0U: Acorn, King, 'Antonin, Son,;
Oalgorin. Cattle, McMullen. St. Male, nil; ILisa
Suorenam. pipes. 17—Gensing, Barry, Bresnan, clay;
Corymbeui, Newton, L.ingan. clay_ Zany Lloyd. Spooner.
Dordit, clay. 18—Usury and Catherine, 111Ww, Cowed,
empties; Nile, Smith. Cowen, dents. 19—Albano*. &Bel.
Cowes, deals; Lionel Goorgs Brans, 8c Milo, na •
Galivant, Came, Mcilinlain, Si. Main, all „_•K unbow, Batt.
I,o*don. cm, : Mows, Pay. longs, Runcorn. clay :
J. W.V Hewett, Runarn. clay; Svenman,
ngliorg. ballast; Ana, Begionsm, Sboreltam, Pim*
90—Uoity, UoS. Ilirranaga. ail Sarah Lan. Bro wn. Lk, trek
deals. —Muipata, Belluo, intaninplion, nil.

Tat linclter Srowrts cot up by the Bournemouth
likycle and Tricycle Club resulted in • net profit of
1:23.
DIM TANNIC& who, it is stated, has been connected
with the C ,ngregstioual Sunday Schools for the last
50 years, ha been presented with a puree of money in
recognition f her kindly services during that period.
I.l.4iiibanos.—T. H. It,laon, groci.r, Poole.—A
first meeting if creditors in this matter was recently
held at the Bed Lion Hotel, Salsbury, when a com-
position of ss. in the pound was accepted.
AC mfis mation Aervias was heid at St. Mary'. Church,
Tont/fleet. ma hunglay afternoon, wren this sacred
rite was administered by the Bishop of Salisbury to
about 60 candidates from the parishes of ',meiotic and
Parks:one. There Maa a large con4regation.
THI Vsssii. which got on the barbour bir about a
fortnight ago has not yet been got off. Practical men
think that in another eight or ten years the bar will be
simply impassable. And yet the Corporation possess
a costly ateam-dredger I
Ftowge SaIIVICLY were held on Sunday at the
Wesleyan and Unitarian Chapel.. Both places of
worship were decorated, and handsome floral contribu.
tions were made by the congr lotions. The flowers
were sent off by the first train on Mon lay to the
Children's Hospitals in London, The collection at
, each place of worship amounted to nearly Li.
The SALVATION AINr has hit upon a new hale.
tion for peace-loving people. They now accompany
their song' and choruses with eight or nine tam-
bourines, a banjo, and triangles. The tunes are real
Uarkey runes, and as the members occapionally intro-
duce a Salvation breakdown, considerable amusement
is afforded those who do not feel disgusted at this
miserable proetitta n of religion.
A &row& War. —W e hear, on 8 star lay evening, that a
man, who we.. wearing the uniform of her Majesty's
Army, was dimoverel stowed away amongst the cargo
of the ca. Lionel George, when I. lag alongside Po de
Quay, by two boys who were I outing baskets in the
h old of the vesseL He immediately got ashore, and
hastily t sok his departure.—fferaid.
Tue Woungs's Testi. The South Western
Company have decided to issue return tickets for
Bournemouth and back at 61. A great deal of
dissatisfaction Is expressed at this. Some who would
be intenalv liberal (other people paying the mons, or
atlvr. in this instance, the Roll) think 2.. 61 for the
week SWIM dbe amply suffic'ent. The I. thing th s •
I people can .lo is t pay their nknio,
,'s ticket. rot of
their own pockets. They ran' ex v. .t the company
I. run a train for their c v at a IN's- -

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Tor Lo.o.—Thv rt "Good Samaritan" of the
Independent ,nler of t fellows, at a meeting on Mon-
day evening (Bro. John New, sun, N.G., presiding),
pave I the ("Vowing re.olution : That this lodge
desires to express to the C.S. of the district (N.
Western, Esq., J.P.), its regret st his resignation of
his important office in ooen-ction with our Order,
which he has so long and ably filled and trusts that
he may be spared for many years to enjoy the retire.
went, which he has so well earned. and render still
further asistancs to the district, for which he has
done so much to raise to its present state of
prosperity, and takes this opportunity of endorsing the
address presented t him at the A.M.C. held at Car.
diff."—lt was also resolved to forward a orpy of this
resolution to Mr. Western.
Potful', Ntonday.—Before Mr. G. Curtis, and Mr.
N. Western.—Francia Young, a married woman and
the mother of 10 children, her hashes:A being away at
work. was brought up in custody, having been arrested
at Winaborne, charged with stealing a gold ring, set
with pearls, and valued at £2, the property of AUDI
Maria Beale.—The proescutrix is the wife of the land.
lord of the Victoria, Salisbury-street, Poole, and on
the previous Wednesday, It appeared, the prisoner
went to the premises, and asked to be allowed to go
upstairs. Her request was complied with, but shortly
alter she had left, Mrs. Beale mismi the ring. Infor-
mation was given to the police, and on the following
day the prisoner was apprehended at Wiwi, irne by
Sergeant Beacon, when she gave up the ring, stating
she wee sorry for having taken it, and she Intended to
have sent it back.—Mr. Stmt. Hunt stated nothing
was known against her, and the prosecutrix asked the
Bench to deal leaniently with her, on account of her
family.—The magistrates took this into consideration,
and let her off w.th a fine of 20s. and 12s. 61. costs.
Tux QUAT this week has presented all appearance
more animated than it ham dons for a long time. Coal,
potato, and timber-laden vessels have been in port in
almost unprecedented—at least, for some years pest—
numbers, and large numbers of men have been busily
aligned in unloading them. On Saturday trete:,
men employed in the unloading tbe
potato steamer, missed his footing, end fell into the
water between the quay and the steamer. Another,
who could not swim, jumped in after him. in spite a
his mate's assurance that he was all right. The gallant
would•be•rescum then began to howl for help, so that
ho could he heard pretty nearly at the top of the 111th.
street. They were both got out without much trouble,
and somewhat the fresher fir their additional "soak.
ing." Another man fell under the trucks as they were
In motion, which were conveying the consignments of
potato.. to the station, and had his arm badl lacer-
ated by the wheels. He narrowly escapesfatal
Injuries. These potatoes are sent by a trains
direct to the Birmingham and Manchester markets.
Four specials were despatched from here lee week.
COUNT! COURT, Monday.—Before Mr. Serjeant
Tindal-Atkinson. About four plaints only mune
before his Houma, and thaw were of the most trivial
charecter—Hicks v. Hockey. In this case tbo
Parties live at Wallis-down, and the plaintiff claimed
the sum of FS 191. 64., the rent of the cottage.
Trevanion appeared for the plaintiff, and eel forth Um
case as a very bad one. It appeared the last osteho
went was on November 10th. 1878, when he paid •
bedews of lfis. Id. He continued ts occupy the hnnee
up to February, 1860, but he now denied that be did
so. mere were, however, witnesses to prove that
the defendant's wife actually showed person. ..sr the
premises. His Honour ultimately told the defendant,
who wonted to ask the plaintiff some questions, that
for his own sake he had better not press the matter
any farther, He was liable to be taken before the
magistrates. How could he pay it Defendant said
4s. a month; but his Honour said he bad no sympathy
with his defence whatever, and he must pay tl a
month.—ln the cage of D. Balboni v. George
pierce', a case referred for arbitration at the last
' Court to Mr. G. Curtis, the arbitrator found for the
plaintiff for £4 Is., the costs to be divided, and the
, judge entered • verdict accordingly, The other awe
do act moire so**

BHIPPIIG NNW& POTATOES LID POLMOIL-11 time k one sub**
over which the ordinary linglishman boximes more
Arrivals: Jose 14— Catherine, Britlersbell, Pilmoilik than nontily eu.rget.c it to paws, in Poole they
wh.at Nile. Bomb. Beritusg., stone; 140011 Giorgi. wan to have she effect toodorios people—to
wee
St. Ago', pooh.; lord Vivian, Batkr.haw, Forum:lath,
Kvaag, St AMA, potatoes. 15 —Galeorm users., Kr Kuban, _
• sarcasm by one of the fine,t ousters of mares= now
GoTenonent Mona 16—Sara" Jose, Abraham. Southern- 11012. °Ter le the Ilialulit/—" inioldooted with their
toe. ad: Narap Ana, Brown. Yarmouth. all; Little Dove, own verbosity." It may wens somewhat incongruous
Hellanar, garmeutk, nil; Borns, Dyer. Yarmouth, nil ; to couple potatoes and politica, but from potato*. lam
li.nrr sod .etherize. Cowell. omens ; Waits+ I told you Goa distil very fair Irish whiskey, whit*
OmmuutP. Newatitk, ooal. 17—Esther. posui- will intoxicate even quicker than the real article.
son. Nswoestl- coal ; Swab Davis., DAVIN i. , Nee.sUe. Hence you moo the ie not quit. ea far
.0.1; po;usrd. Pi.iircest* coal; Conqueror, Mug, a. Ai* t appaar,
London, wheat; Peter. Sts, Plymooih. slow ;
Coop, mutbansploa ballast ; Lased G. Brans. Si. .
Bak, ootatoea 113—Gslcortn ammo, ggo ohm. With regard to potatoes, a paragraph in Mother
Kato, pototom Oliartottm pianism. Loodon, wklbst ; column will show what direful aloes may arii• even
?name' aoy.l °MMus, fkaderlsoll, a al; Volitereer. from the iubalatkin of the smell of these useful tubers,
Dike, Booderkad. oral ; bittern. WooU, Hartlapork coal; As to politics, a still more striking instance of the
Waterloo, IJoe..,ll•rtiora• wul; Glow. Itulta.„,Kmmit depraving effect of this article has corns under my
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e 0.1: tweww. ballast; ...PW:h?ht notice. I mist pat it somewhat in the form of a
d'tm, Arc- •

They, the Old Obadiah sad the Young Obadiah, at
the witching hour of eleven a.m., met. +Said the WI
to the Y.O. " Oh, Obedish, I am dry." • All right,"
said the Y. 0.," you 're our colour, come oe." &they
went on, in fain, they went on, until they had talked
pc.litiai so lung that they had rendered themselves
gaits hearse, and could only articulate " pAnh is
nonatiensh." Then they went home to dies. All the
delicacies of the season were pieced beim them, but
they warmly did "junk" to stem. What followed.
I believe, is sorneebat a Umiak in the minds of both.
The next morning one of our true blue politicians
found himself embracing the sofa cushion; the other
(the Old Obadiah) was discovered by an early pedee.
trials making his lodgings on the Sand-banks.
Re was mold and shivering, and be was
In his innocent slumbers anathematising his
better half for having had her .upper le bed and left
the crumbs lying about. A gentle kick, however,
brought him to the consciousness that he was not at
home, and Kings cashed forgotten to lay him in his
little bed. Tiny have sinoe foresworn politics. 'They
nuke your bead ache so," they ray; and what licks
them is bow "the grand old man" can& it as well as
he does. The moral at all this is, of coulee, Inmate of
politics and potatoes—especially in Poole.

TILT SALVATION Airy, u reptimental by 'Geeing'
Broth, &tenon, I see, to have anything to do with ths
establishment opposite—the Church of Hoglead. I
d ,n't blame " tho geosral." Ono fioger in &pie, a la little
Jack Horner, is quite sufficient to pull out ins plum.
But let me mugged to eh' "Croaeral" th .1 when be
Wises him wit woe of uniform they ought to inniudis
straight waistcoats. Judging from recent en f orgiastic:as
to Pools, they would fit some of his recruits extremely
well.

" BLISS &nor Awn" 11-ioth, orloo, I Wilms, is
no relation to the " tioneral," will, I hear. shortly
visit them parts again. Imu told tho pollution who
got him t own. to Poole had to guarantee hllO OD—
sad what? To lieu him rind,. the memory of the
011 in who had done him the greeted 'stades.* oil men
mold seer do &bother. Aooordlag to his own .howing.