The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-05 00:00:00

POOLS.

Passzwurion TO • Goon TZNPLAII —On Friday
evening Yr. K. S. Shave sm, presented with • set of
beautiful smea, mounted on an electro-plated stand, by
the members of the Poole "Training Ship" Temple of
Good Templars, of which be ii the superintendent. The
VANN were filled with choice flowers, and the presentation
was accompanied by • short address, signed by the
executive officers, in which Yr. Shave wee thanked for
the great care and attention be had bestowed on the
Temple, and the wish was expremed that he might long
be spared to fill the Alm. The Temple is one of the
most thriving In the county, and great praise is due to
the superintendent for the manner in which he has
conducted

A1171A5. iISZITNO OF TIES GONIIRTAITYI ASSOCIATION.
—The Antelope Hotel Assembly Room was well "packed'
on Monday evening, on the occasion of the annual general
meeting of the Poole Conservative Constitutional Regis-
tration Association. Sir Ivor Bartle Guest, Bart., pre-
sided, and among those present were—Mr. Schriebu.
Colonel Patey. the Rev. Father Higgins, Councillor 0.1.
Stone, J.P., Councillor W. D. Dudale, J.P., Mr. G. H.
Glitch, J. P.. Councillors C. Hill, R C. Oakley, W. H.
SWAM, H. It DUSTIVNNI. and E. J. Conway. Dr. Hatton
Smyth, Mews. W. Turner, H. W. Dickinson, C. Paterson,
W. A. Stone, C. T. Marston. F. Traver., F. Wiling, P. K.
L. Budge, J. H. Bayt, G. F. Wanhill, H. F. J. Barnes,
W. Moadus, H. Burden, .G. lawingdon, G. Burt, W.
Burt, Luturooot„ Ehoonds, Sydenkarn, T. Inge, Rdineades,
J. Case, ft.—Councillor Stone that Sir trot.
Guest be re-elected President of Ib.e Association.—Sir Ivor
In returning thanks. mode • long speech on the R astern
Question, in the course of which he accused Mr. Gladstone
of being mainly reaponsible for the war.— Giuneillor
Conway submitted the. names of the following
gentlemen as Vice-Presidents of the Aisociatian :
Mr. A. IL Guest. Mr. .1. Player. MP., Woe& the Hon.
K H. T. Dikby, M.P.. the Right Hon. G. A. T. Cavendish.
Bentincla ,P. Baron C. J. T. liambro, Sir James
Colguhoun, Bart., and Sir William Brown. C.B.
Councillor Ballard proposed and Mr. W Farmer seconded
the re-elecaon of the executive committee—Mr. J. Case,
In proposing the re-election of Mr. C. J. Stone as
Chairman of the executive committee some of the
amused himself by running • munch at speakers at the
Libeal meeting last week.—Conncillor Hill seconded
the re-election of Mr. Stone.—Councillor Stone
proposed that Mr. J. H. Bort be re-dected Treasurer
Mr. Lionel Budge, "the petitioner," seconded the prow-
Wiwi. He said he was happy to tell them that on
Saturday the petition was Dent down u • 'pedal case, and
it would not cost the town one single penny. He had
been expecting a telegram that day to say the day for
hearing the special case was fixed hut it had not yet
arrived.—Councollor Du=tatereposed the re-election of
Mr. V. Travers as Hon. . and the election of Mr.
C. Peterson as joint &MAWy swot him to ourryto,
out the work of the Association. —Mr. H. Burden
seconded.—Mr. Schrieber addressed the meeting, and
Informed his hearers that If Sir Ivor Guest was a candi-
date at the next election, and be was defeated, they might
depend upon it that he would accept that decision as final
and irrevocabla—Oolonel Patsy proo.. and Connedlier
Dogruore seconded a vote of thanks to the atoirtrum_ht
response to cries of • Muter Jeerge," Mr. G. F. Wanoh4
who was disqualified by the Mayor at the last muni
election, ascended the platform and spoke • few ir
He said the Liberal party knew he AM too strong for
turn, nod, feeling afraid of him, opposed him through
thick and thin I
Bowiron Pouck Mondu.—Before Messrs. J. B.
, Doren and G. H. Gutch.
George King, • Wilder. of Fern Down, was charged with
stealing a quantity of board, value la Id., the property of
' Mr. William White, builder, of West new Qoay-ro.. from •
w building at Psrlutone, on Skurday.—Pti toe said
he had Wined similar boards to those produced from a
new building at Parkstone, but he could not swear to the
boards produced.—John James Card said P.C. Bresbett
discovered some boards over • wall near the Waist at
nadda., On Friday. He compared the boards with those
on the building, and they exactly corresponded.—P.C.
Bruhatt spoke to discovering the boards concealed near
an outhouse on Friday, and said he saw the prisoner
carrying them away towards Oonstitutionhill on Ratur-
day.—Prisener was released cm ball till the Petty SISSINOSS
on Thursday.
Denial Bestautens. • lad, was changed on suspicion with
being • deserter from Her Majesty's ship Boseawen, new
lying in Portland Road—Sept Runt raid the prisoner had admitted to Met thid he was • areerbte front the Renzwen, wed be lied cesuweeketed with the autheel.