The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-03 00:00:00

POOLS.

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" TIRE DINT Or USW& AT 11111 ?Rill= (AMC—
mi. eras the title of • We' are delivered et the Tomperanoe
Htll by the Rae John mi., on Thursday night. in con-
nection with the Poole Liberal A94ooilitiOS. There leas •
numerone atteedaime. The chair was occupied be
Councillor G Curti. The lecturer S....abed hie subject
in aa able and forcible meatier, sad at the clo.e of his
address • cote of theists ea. accorded to him on tbe
mediae' of Councillor It T. Trevanion, emonde 1 by Hr. 8.
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1111.1511 CHCICH lluieno.—The anima meeting of the
Poole auxiliary of this Society was held in St. Pants
schoolroom on Tuesday evening and was well atteqfiet
The meeting was opened with singing and prayer, end
the Ch i Chairman (the Rev. A. Lawson), n introducing the
deputation, give several reasona why the society should
be supported—The Rev. J. C. Storey (the deputation)
then delivered a lengthy eldress. —Mr. T. S. Purnell, the
secretary, read the report, whkh showed that the stun of
all was sent to the paniint society. from Poole &trim the
pad year—The Rev. F. Pocock, vicar of St Paul's, am&
a hur remarks, and the proceeding, terminated with the
alluring of the Doxology.—A collection was made in aid of
the Mations.

—inossa.Satoota.—The annual services on behalf
of the National Schools were held in St James's Church,
on Sunday. The rector had, as nasal, invited the leading
people of the neighbourhood, to attend, and some of the
members of the Town Cumin' were present at the
morning meeting. There was no promesios from the
Town Hall, as is eornetines the came. but the Mayor
Councillor W. N. Western, Alderman F. Styring,
Councillor G. Curtis, Councillor W. Mate and the Town
Clerk (111 r. H. W. Dickinson) met some of the eupportero
of the school, at St. James, schoolroom, and waihed In
prom:salon to the church. The prayers and lemons, both
of which were appropriate to the occassion, were read by
the rector (the Rev. J. A. Lawson), and the Communion
service by the curate (the Rev. C H. Bomfieldl The
sennon was preached by the Rev. W. Jones, curate of St
Paul's, In the morning, and the prescher in the evening
was the Rev. P. F. Eliot, vicar of Holy Trinity, 8011118-
mouth. The gollectiom in aid of the schools amounted to
£lO Lk.

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Memorial was drawn recently tip at Poole in Dorset,
for.pmeentation to the Home Secretary, in regard to the
ears of Edward Griffin, now of Bristol, but formally •
primer in Poole gaol, and afterwards, on the altered
prison Wiens taking oleos in D ircheiter gaol The
smoital, which was very numerously signed by reside 4;
U Pogo, prayed for • remission • portion of
sentence Orilla was undergoing in Dorchester gaol. t
appears that whilst he wee in Poole gaol he informed the
governor of an intended attack on him by • prisoner named
All.. The attack was made, but through the information
afforded. by Griffin, the governor wee in - measure
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prepared for it, and this conduct was so praiseworthy that
the memorial in question was prepsrai The prayer of
the memorial has been granted, and Griffin has written •
letter thanking the late Mayor, Aldermen and Town
Councillors, professional gentlemen jecilly the eolictor
for the pro•ecutiont the rector of Poole, and tradesmen,
for the very kind and "onerous manner in which they
signed the memorial. Re says his thanks are especially
due to the Rev. John J. Higgins, RIMILO Catholic priest,
forhis kindness on his behalf, and he adds he would have
paid public testimony to their kindness only he has been
exceedingly unwell since his liberation.
logursi.-0 ifl Imlay exernoun, Me. G. B. Aldridge,
neconer, bold an inquest at OM Town Hall, on the body of
Etward Readmit, whleh hot been found in the harbour
that mynas,/ hy alhkeroion TIARIO4 Jll4lOll Robert Roches.
It appeared that the doneased was the mu of iluard
Randall, shoemaker. of Wevenouth, end was Intent Tian
of axe, and • 4111103114 04 hard • vessel named the Karr
Ann. On the lith of Ottoher shout Are o'clock in the
evening, Albert Idlers, • eumetguardareas, and soother
person wore pulling accrues the harbour fr im 8 teeth
Haven. when they my that • boat had been rapsimet and
• man was overboard. Ti., rowed to the spot as quickly
as poseible, and mend the mon, who was the captain of
the Mary Ann, and it than appeared that the elagahaad
who was with him lathe hoot, was drowned. Nothino
was menet the body until it was found by Hushes Tusi
captain stated that the arc dent occurred whilst he and
deceased were weighing an anchor, there being • &trona
tide running at the tint, The Jury returned • verdict of
"Accidental death," and gave their fees to the father of
neoutead, They also thanked Jaws for saving the
captain's life.
&mem' Pouci, Wednewlay.—Refors the Mayor (Mr.
V. R. Weatern).
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custody charged wish stealing • pair of boo* value
lit' from the shop of K,r. John Wright, hcotrasker, of
rest on the previous evening.—Sept Rang mid
came to the Poliobetstion last evening and
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