The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-11-01 00:00:00

POOLE.

Sitterino. —The brig Sisters, Collingwood, master, of
and for Poole, from Labrador, put into Falmouth on
Monday on account of the weather. The reported loss
of the brig Peneverznise is withoet foundation.
LAMP °WIWI/010/41M —A meeting of the Lamp Com-
missioners wee held on Friday. The Cu Company's
bill for the year was £276, of which £270 had been
intld and there was about £BIIOi. at the bank. Twelve
months ago the Comuslationers were between £3O and
1:10 in debt.

LAUNCH. —Oa Thursday morning • new ketch, about
160 tons burden, belonging to Masora. R. Melon cud U.
May, christens! the Antagonist, was launched from the
shipbuilding yard of Mr. Carter, Hamworthy. Mr.
Wolf will be mange of the Antagonist, whith is intendLd
for pneral trading purposed.
1111111110110.- The annual meeting of the
Poole branch was behl on Tuesday evening. The chair
was taken by IL Kemp-Weloh, Esq. The report 'bowed
that in the pest year this auxiliary has contributed
ElO4 15,. Id., end £l4 16s. 74., as Christmas offorines.
, From the town itself the receipts were : —Sunday school,
I El 12a. 64.; public solleetions, Ell 12e. 6d.; juvenile
offerings, ES 21. 51. The Rev. J. Osborne, South-
ampton, the Rev. J. Hargreaves, Margate, the Rev. T.
Orr and the Rev. J. H. Osborne gave addresees.
ST. JANNIS' CHUROUR.-00 Sunda.) lad two collections
were made at the parish church for the purpose of c ign-
ominies • church fund towards repainting and gleaning
the parish church. The church was built 50 years ago,
and sines that time it has only been partially_ painted
°nee. The oolleetion on Sunday amounted to E 7 16s. 7d.,
and in the evening to £4 ss. 1111, soaking a total of
£l2 2s. lid. Subseriptions towards the fund will be
thankfully received by the rector (Rev. J. A. Lawson),
Messrs W. N. Thistieton, and J. Oament, church-
wardens, and at the Wilts and Dorset end National
Banks, Poole.
COUNTY COUNT, Monday.—Hodgee r. Hoare and
Blake.--This was • eleim by Kr. A. S. Hodges, of
£27 13s. 71., Wanes of • drapery bill, against the
defendant as execouton of Mies Hi D. Hollie, noise to
the late Marquis of Taunton. Judgment on 22nd
November.—Whiteher e. Wood was • claim for half
• firkin of Irish butter. After the butter was bought
it was put on board the Messenger, but it turned out
putrid. It wee suggested • " skin" of good butter bed
been put at the top of the Grkin, bat there seemed
no ground for it. His Honour thought the butter
turned resell after it was put on boarJ, and gave
, judge:mitten. plaintiff.— Bargery v. Emmett was • jury
ease. Plaintiff was • brewer at the Dolphin brewery,
and he claimed £35 for tesiabing •• apprentice to defend.
ant the trade, first oil the ground of specific agreement,
that he moth be paid CIO per ammo for three years,and
scoondly,qua gest steroig. —His Honour said unleas t:.ere
had been • special eentraot, he wain( opinion that it was
part of plaintiff's duty to hurt/net any one who belonged
to the brewery. The only agreement shown was that
platutiff was to receive £lO per year during the whole
of the apprenticeship, which, it was clear. extended
over three years. The contract, therefore, cot being
In writing, came within the section of the Statute of
Frauds, and the plaintiff weld not recover.- Plaintiff
was conceited. . .

-II ;JR -011711, ILICRION. —TIN following persout were
sominabed on friday led to au the mummies at the
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