The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-11-18 00:00:00

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ASSAOLT.—A INIAMAII named Arthur White vu
charged before the ex-Mayor (Mr. Western) and Mr.
Lankester on Wednesday, with being drunk and
riototue on the Quay, on Monday night, and aaaeulting
P.O. Horn whilst in custody.—Prienner pleaded guilty
and he was finedlOs and 4e. 6d. costs

—b. EITr-Sl7-i-00-c;;Cato- r;;Yro.B. —On Monday,
at the meeting of the Corporation, Councillor Phil.
pots call d attention to the necessity for • later train
to Wimborne in connection with the up mail to
London, awl Councillor Hudson snoke of the want of
an earlier train to Bournemouth, so that workmen
might get there by seven o'clock.—The ex-Mayor said
one of the conditions when the line was constructed
was that there should be an early workmen's train.—
The matter was referred to the Railway Committee.
Tut CHAIIIIIIMIT BB:QC/ST.—At the Town Council
westing on Monday, an order was made on the
Borough Treasurer to pay a sum of about L'lo,
expenses incurred in connection with this bequest.
The Town Clerk said he sent power of attorney to
New Orleans, but had heard nothing more about the
matter—The ex-Mayor said he received a letter from
Charmbury's sisters husband making whether the
Corporation intended to proceed with the matter, and
stating that it was a pity to spend money in litigation.
He replied that the Town Clerk had been butructed to
send out power of attorney, and that he, too, thought
It would be a pity to spend money in litigation.
PIITTT SEINIONS, Thursday, November 13.—Before
the Mayor (G. Curtis_ Esq.), the ex-Mayor (W. N.
Western, Esq.), W. 1). Dueale, Esq., F. Minns Esq.,
and E. J. Conway, Req.
Welt r Flaw, carter at the Ansty Brewery, was
summoned for stealing • quantity of growing ca' begs;
value Is., the property of Mr John Cottingham, from
a field at Creekmoor on Thursday.—P.C. Hollows/
proved that he found 10 cabbages in • bag in defend-
ant's waggon as he was returning from Bournemouth
on the evening in question, and next morning he
compared them with some stumps in Mr. Cottingham's
field, and found they corresponded exactly. —Prisoner
pleaded guilty and said he was under the influence of
drink at the time.—The Mayor Ito= fine of 1.
and costa, Cl Be. 6d., including Is.
i:rp urus itowivo fi.s annual dinner
of this club C4lllO off very stiocewfu ly at the Antelope
tint I on Tuesday evening, and .as largely attsoded.
The president (Councillor Id. Aldridge) occupied the
chair, and the sic..-president (Captain W. A Stone)
the vier-chair, and the comiany includ el the c.,tein
(Lieut. P E. L Rode ), the Moro. (Councillor (1.
Curti.), the rector (the Rev. J. k Lawson), Csuincillors
W, D. Durdale, J P, E. J. Conway, J.P., H T.
Tr -senior, and of. Mate, Dr. H. Smyth, !thaws. 0.
'ehrieber, G. ft. Aldridre, J. 8. Barrett, C. W.
Kite, W. II litkw-, T. J. Tibor', and R. 4mith The
catering of Heat Curtis was everything that c be
desired, and the prom. ins. were of an enjoyable
character. A number of toasts wre honoured, and
some !rood songs were sung in the tonne of the even-
ing. The club, which hse only been hi existence
sfnce April, is in a very prosperous stste, and,
although the smarm has been verc tint .vourab,e
for aquatic) spode, the men:goers have made
considerable progress In rowing, and some good
matches MeV he expected next seas m. Mr. G. B.
a Idrirlre, Prowl tent of the old club, vrry kindly
offered to swipe ff • baler.. of £21.. standing against
the new club, awl Captain St .ne promised t give •
pen- for romoetP ion next year.
SIMPTSO INTZLTIGENOZ —AmVisla :- Nov. 6th.—
Martin Luther, Kent, Portsmouth, potatoes; Jane
Hughes, Pritchard, Carnarvon, slate; Henry and
Catherine, Morey, Cowes, cement; Alliance, Bloom-
field. Plymouth, limestone; Ann, Beachem, Ports-
mouth, nil.-7th.—John Sims, Steer, Fleetwood, coals.
- -Latona, Moller, Ystsd, barley ; Moneta,
Gann, Warkworth, coals; Hero, Falter, Gottenburg,
deals.-9th.—Cornflower, Rent, Plymouth, limestone;
Royal Eagle, Lewis; Ella, Selby. Newcastle; States-
man, Boiler; Lady of the Lake, Finch; Napoleon,
Thomas, Sunderland, coals ; Charlotte, Denman,
London, cement.-10th. Little Dove, Kellaway,
Cowes, nil; Ellis Fraser, Newman, Newcastle, coals;
Sarah Ann, Brown, Yarmouth; Elizabeth Little,
Digby, Hyde, nil ; Charles Regmand, Mariana barley.
—•tostta a :—Nov. 6th.—Mary, Ambler, Goole, clay;
Unite, Freer, Southampton, ballast; Barclay, Farm.
ary, London, clay; Messenger, King. Sunderland,
ballast; Sunk Light Tender, Woolf, London, clay;
Joseph and Ann, Prin. Teignmouth, drainpipa ;
Alice, Dale, London, clay.-7th.--Comet,
Portland, nil —Bth.—Diver, Page. Portsmouth, deals;
Henry and Catherine, Morey, Cowes, empties.-10th.
—Undaunted. Rowe, Runcorn, clay: Johnny, Gond-
mandarin, Elsi ore; W. F. Bolt, Mitchell, Swansea,
ballast; Harmony, Attwool, Newcastle, ballast;
Dispatch, Huddleston, Stockton, timber; Express,
Fleet, London, clay • Lothalr, Mann, London, clay;
Emily, Camel, Portsmouth, nil ; Eliza, Filmer,
London, clay; Clyde, Sandy, Newcastle, ballast;
Providence, Feast, London, clay.
Maw Daosienen IN ma HARDOCR. Last
Thursday an inquest was held in the Council
Chamber, before G. B. Aldridge, Esq., coroner, touch-
ing the death of • seaman named Alexander Spence,
who was drowned in the Harbour on Tuesday after-
noon, and whose body was recovered on Wednesday
morning.—George Diffey, • miller's labourer, said
deceased was his son-in-law, and lived with him in
Avenue-buildings. He left for Bournemouth in • boat
on Tuesday morning. He was 84 years of age, and •
very steady man.--George Differ, fishmonger, of
Bournemouth, said decamped was his brother-in-law,
and he had been In his employ for three weeks, his
duties being to attend to his boats. The boat deceased
11/111 in on 'Tuesday was 22 feet long, flat bottomed,
yawl rigged, and carried half a ton of ballast.—
Thomas Holloway, fisherman, said he was standing on
the Fish Shamble steps on Tuesday afternoon and
saw deceased besting up the Harbour in Mr. Diffey's
boat, the weather being squally. Whilst deceased
wearbing the boat she capsized and sunk.—ln reply
to • juror, witness said he did not consider there was
sufll ent ballast in the boat.—James Matthews, fisher-
man, said he picked up the body at half-past 11 o'clock
on Wednesday morning, and should have recovered
It the evening previous if they had had proper tackle.
—Tom Wills, pilot, said he raised the boat and found
the sheets all fastened to the port side, which waa the
cause of the disaster. The ballast was also shifted to
the port side—The jury returned a verdict of
"Accidental Death," and recommended that proper
tackle for the recovery of bodies should be provided.
—The Coroner said the recommendation should be
attended to.

0..,11.00101 ROllllOO propol aalepa unman.
I.
Tsuji.* Meyer. for the maser Is which he kad fpllol4
his duties. Yr. Waiters hal, daringpa.:47,
dice.
calmed the th.rougli ociellience or
aed
in the borough, &A be hoped It,. Curtis would Paws. taa
Ganicill sr Twang:so seensded s
coke of tail the meaner I. 'away. M,. W 1.6.4 mg
',toed big &aim as Poet Itatietraw. H. ea. a g,s
. jib an leisure then eo
b-r• of the Connell, which bad stabled ti, 'o
Ivry la•ge share of his time to the duties
Al bh•an 'natty of them had Olpir crpri.„.u, w
bii Vested them ail with Feat coarteey..l
iha•ik hoe most eineerely, snit he had np,d ,4„
n.
d.stiat tins Ise might Wahl lyruGrto.ch wl 114 0.01 sism hie gray clearly hi re-ocuoy if the twat lie hoped hie health would bs spared, lie hi. amna era 1050. ass Goy respoted in Poole, but throthhout the timr
Silents, 'Tom the high position be bold in cvntiectioa
one of the gre.t et iriewily emit-this in this
he pv aiii at. timed unanitumitly.
Wurreau. ia milli 444 h. w.. .04
twelve mondie as at be biome the C maul coulorisg
Pooh hip,. On 'hat eocaren I. Nit has 11,opi,
diflicoltv a. is feimel he miaht fall dorms hie tsn.
nfik.., hut now he in ('lt 54 that hi. Pleamire
alloyed, ior be Ii d paged through bis oftce. assii ha la g
that his sonic. had be. n satielactoiy to lion'.
his Mayoralty be hid endeavoured 0.1,. bigthonke.l lb. null%
,asia'ave at Om council hir their blade.
all oceasmos. He 1.1. n weh d publicly to tbahk
this 'swoosh lot the kind soppy,'
iitforded him in the cows, of Lis inagYteriel
On no "mist in hot .11•1 t OiS bbli all ries w tr. OF iriCe an.' I..sieti. that lay in their p tv welthis s
duiwe say and plea, aMe. II bond it., neel.
elected Mayor would (.1 'quit Pomo,. in it..
mance of hi. doles DUIIII4 Ms whole term of
bad bwi an unpleaeant art mitt • p auk.' 1,,,q
or • political foe, hut bat always heaa treshd kindly 'NI
oourtecowly. Ille typed Mr. Curtis would
mine. The speaker etprewed his grafi' ode thst
bad maenad to • gre.t • :tent the wooers' 4 ain.„
from the ri pressiaa in trait", had trlt.t.al that it
tha to -n w mid he even in ire prosperous. not th„i
boot ise.s, tel piew• wool! ait,ound.

--6..rnirrirlai-l'atitst—cra. gad be ha t neat !Armin
reins M. Juba Jompb N otos m Sherd lia
gur.ww and ro•Pected throughout lbo .
could .ar a *cord agai.dit Mut The
his high quaitim se a .0.16 ol bu•ioraa, .Ipog
on y recoontard otills town. but for 50 mile, iii,"•l,.;
Immo had been brought prowl rtnly lorecni. PoJuiJr
our.. ht. term of °Med Mr. Nart..n wnoid btr ino/.
taut duties to wrforto. aud he wan M 1144111 that he nogg
do eo • lib oprightueet and impartiatty.
Aldo- nun BUCILLET matt be had great
*mooning the piwpooition. Ho had Ito
Arcot num' go ol y• are, god um confident that he Lim
104.4 tit 400 L tom for thit (Ike.
n. P•opadtioci having hem ultauitornudy owned,
er.4,Nal.or. ptifinsinpoti • rd of
reldring Smoot Mr. Waterworn. who had filled 'b. 41,
math dual." sad o th • soiled We of hie fed,.
meat was smut like Kr. W...erma,. ramp.,
soteogive buelstoi In elm old tnadee Of tho bora, lb,.
, ought to he elosted to mob an
I Crumillor oirroma mcortued the prwooPlos,
! no .1.111r4 UP• ~.1.1.

C Atonal., 'NATURISM.. in returning thaek% Ned the
donee of hi. oil, during big terve bad eat been very
Ovieroult 00 to nontainne he bet the oleeeve of
motion t. Romrder •ith a easr of obi • Itld glover, mere betne o. Cele Mel Cue betore ter Cetrt, met he
botet4 hie summit miebt be elle to do the wive Wag
twice es 1114 or thaw.
The W Aldermen. the Barveror, end the Medintl
ofn •• o Hahn were re-elected, end the rertea• coot.
11,t8011 were appointed.

CON4ERVAT SU IN PO.
1
We most give the nno.rvatives ..1 Pool. coosie
plenty of . ate in fighting 0, in she ca toe which a
century or tar° ago we voi have winime Il• a
in the right dsre tons, still connos but ikon. eis
they lose pound upon every tack they mak- acid fni
otem the among current of o ipisision, whs is ill
land them, a ..ner ne lat-r, in the da It resPic•of
obecu ity. They dine this yews .fhos she in niciisol
•tecslssnlcove, al I at their dinner they con ha:. rio
subject t s Pulver.. upon which is either aonrisse
themeelvm Of • matter is, rouin.l •r••ry,si
I hey demonstrate a I h a f•ir a ter* and thl
thstatboud statare ia ;es from 80.. seth cod
the garcon .ollog 4...Wa5, who as,c sine .itit 1.,
holiday on the ch rap, eh .w t 0.., Cone-realm in
etrons; in Poole. If • bank holiday fa brrir: of
eteeneere without o. be' arid one t es, whey. (eon •••
to.ra compion of business. everybody can C se Mx,
wiy.e, f *intim, and friend., go. h. oh an ,„, se
of „ow., in the.. rook., th-n their
lion was • sucosea, and if the appl one with whir+ the
cost .mary generosity of those who pro IC a raw
a;„„„ ',jet cis mpaga., fr 6.11 a-crown a t e
Antelope La received, is solely the applause of g nsf
Con-ervative voters, then we may c myr.tul
them on keeping the game al re, ho- shohisie
woes. When we cone o those etera po its-al
realities which r t. sirs-il-. who oh sls re du-est
the b irough in Pessliomet.t, we fiod they ore age,
absent Of more pli•ntorns devoisl sub•t mfr. Thfri
may be esiergy. but there it no use-id; 'here "soy
be money, but there is nothing to buy ; thew
may he a seat, bit it is occupi. I The I ise re,pn
tion al roe is • a lib 'lent ne.of ,4 their ores to- a ; their
&Mort •aroured throughouts.f • genera r ttenisee.,
their objection. were ve v torn.. Ihe c00...Tr.., in
th ot the new register is g•easlv in favour of she
Liberals, nal the next election will oh ow. They mock
• hue and cry about the political I-elks of the Isso oath
being put to the Mot at the municipal election.. It
in, pia to 'he VIA. ant they w o boasted in 75 that
they won' I sweep the I Iberols nut of the Council an
not only swept out thecae's., bnt hay. noly tree/
their frigate left to ••11 the tel' Tb y owteht t rain
power by the byeplav of pentions ; thy tried the effect
of them kind of weapons three times; they towered
their beet friends, they uplet the town, all peace.ble
were wishing that it might In disfrowlibei.
They raised dii onto' at the Board of Manlius', ant
this time which •hotill have been devote I to she
relief of the poor was wqwondered ever egmbliiea raieol
by tbsise who want their finger in ever; pie, and
litigation of an rifOrbeilf• nature hoe now the under.
taken to shoes th m what heir duty se. M.,' army
of hired a-mants, who., whole duty is to bre-.1 Arita
in the town he cramming po klan loon to. throat. of
mafioso, is becoming • by-worl ; their chief hei left
them, and in his place we me • atranter, who Imo no
"
claims upon the town for the support of on. ml t.-y
elector, nave 'bat he is • Tory. He corn. her- hr tea
with the self-assurance of • man whom Lice is
familia-, whom 00tiOrC' ion with the towns. p spit at,whom friends ant near relations are beloved by us,
acid whose magi sunlit, it the maw as our own. lie
.mee to boldly wrmt the seat iron km who agouti
nowby right be sitting In it, and who would have Is--n
• it not been for a fishing petition; he crates awl
tell. en to forget that Petition, or at least fortes that
aZyone connectel with bitn bad anythin: to '
te with
pre
it; but we c onnot do that, and 'hat word w co
bends many Conservatives in Poole, as he will he r
when he canvasses the elicts to. Shold we Isar sock
a man as this? Is this the is,m of oppiettio se
-
should drawl? No, no. a thothand time. no ; hit
cone, the a trn• is pleaunt ; we have pl tool at it
bef re; we have learnt the art .1 war by little lee-ins,
lasnoer.
rivm..lonnds
tin,
it.rhem.dfighlotrotoop;nmed t; lita wh
oo.' abbrvds he bottle
e,
.hall have the oatiofotion of kn swing thin. might is
right.—Pook Telegram..