The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-02-26 00:00:00

CONSUMERS* GAS COMPANY.

The shareholder,. a .theral at their °rain iry half-yearly
meeting on Thulalay tweaks.: I at, at commodious
hoard•rooin, B'. Thomas-xtreet, in continued pr isperity.
in opite of the difficulties the manager hal hal to go
through in the manufacture of gag Mr. R. Dataloo
(ehairin•n of the Direetnro) pradded, and there were also
errant —The Mayor (Mr. !Audi.). Captain RAMIS. Mr.
E 0 Hallett. Mr. K. flonklne. Mr. J. E. Itobens, Mr. R.
nMr .
m.!:
s.T.
RA
tt,...1 attic
J. IFI ay.'. Mr. L inning, Mr. J. G. Rolls. Mr. Temple-
teal. ant Mr. T. Stone, the excelleut secretary and
anana.:er.
The SECRITART ansiNiANAGER pr,.‘ent4,l the statement
ert-00nt... An.l real the tolloning repos t of the directors
to the aharelsolll,2: . . . .

........ -
1. The directors have pleasure in inforn iinir the share-
hot lers that the result of the half•year's work. togetlert
with the halance di/Gott t forward from th, last half-year,
enables them to remnitnend that • divider id for the half.
year. at the rate of 10 per cent, per minim on the original
shares, and 7 per cent. per annum on the r iew(lg6ialarres.
be declared, free of income tax. and the et aulainitut balance
be carried f orward. —ft The dividend wl U be payable on
the adoption of the report."
Mr. Daiwa said they had listened to the statements of the
manager, hut perhaps would not have lio wired so patiently
had he read the mass of figures from is bich those results
had been arrived at. The manufacture and mle of gm are
imputed by such long sets ~1 figure n. to throw other
kind. of Toothless—those wini.-h are by measurement—
onp!etely into the shade. Dori rot hr last three month.
the company had proliably sent out no le.s that, 13.0101100
feet of gas. The directors n,ro very glad when thov bad
got through this forest of fluor. s ; but the satisfactory
issire of the past half-years working showed th,lll ti be
ahle to recommend dividendn at the rate id 10 and 7 per
cent. p-r annum respectively. The balance to be carried
forward is small, but still at is • balance : but he hart to
mention that they raw 1.0...,06: in th flouro an incre.reed
,rPenditere. TM, had In Part entered ioto the balsam,
sheet which they had heart read; but it might make
Welt more visilde in the dirt lends for the six month. on
which tie/ had now entet.ed. This espenditure is in
eoo.,svienee of the inter*, t and dividend on the new
capital of £5,000. all of wlV.cli I.a• now hen Plui up, ands
of (mune. the interest has to be paid. Then. &ruin. within
the inet few werk, the c,mipany's works and plant have
been r,-.assessed by the Loos! A,a,ran3ent Committee, and
the hslf-yearly Increase of DIU hits lemn added to th•-ir
rating. £BO was, be bel ievent, the minimum slim, hut Sir.
Stone thinks that mit ht Mal rased to, perhaps, £l3O.
By ghir the expenditure on the rat4.ng account has gone up
from £lOO to £lBO. awl will proba'oly rise to • still higher
amount. For labour, also, they are paving more than at
any former Period- When the) mereetteil to the works
the stokers' week') wmett were Pic and Cl. but them have
gone on increasing until most they are Wing nr. and
_

Mr. STONg 241 .. and Dia.
The Catalina( said the wages had risen to 46a, that
bring Paid to tl e leading stoker of each gang. Aceording
to the reports the directors had 'vent Mr. Store, lee. gas
has been mail a per man, notwithstanding the inereaoe in
wages, and tie efforts Imuie to promote the comfort of the
non. IIaPP ilr this heavier expense has been suet during
the put hot i.year bye grieter consumption of ca. in de
correspondi nu period id 15711, and, taking the two things
into mini'stion on tbe sas rental for the half-rear just
exeirel a 471 tisere is an exreaa over 1876 of Mt The
amount tit tent for coal during that period is /100 less than
in the oof :responding half id the previons vier, Co that the
actual increase is aleut kelt if, honseser, the share-
holders 'mok fore continued £lO per cent dividend, they
should ret the example of being liberal teammates of gaio.
Maar cf them before hint are: lint many ilittiot help in
that war, and scarcely deserve such a dividend. The
ebareholders must he anions that nothing but an increasing
rate of Itriainow wilt I noble the rate of dividend to be
nosintains d It is tree Veer have had that increase during
the last half.year, and, with the expansion of the towu
and the more general ow of gait for heating PO r00...0, ia
just Poe add. this Mere...we may go on to sorb a degree sun
to litre' this Mere:wing ea penditure. He would just men-
tion at o gas product. have fallen off ssmewhat during the
ost ear: the sale of coke, in (Arnett' tc, partly "wine to
the e Adzes, of the seation, and partly owing to the low
pries r,f reel, ha. diminished : bat then it must be
rests embered as • let-off against that we have cheap cowl.
The meeting is &brut • week later than usual • but to
roe openicite for the delay, cheque hove been prepared for
tie dividends, and will he ready for :toiling tomorrow.
H 'aloe produced the balance sheet, which s ill lie in sloe
of dim for the Inspection in the shareholders during office
/tour., during the preseet week. He begged to propos*
that the report DOM read, with the balance-sheet, be
adopted.
Mr. Turmas said Vie Chairman had asked the share-
holders generally to endeavour to extend tbe consumption
of #(41l. He tuen.tions,l one way in which giu Coll be usol,
which is a vo ry important matter in a place Ike
Wet mouth, at d will add very materially to the
consumers' rem fort, and the dividends i.f the company,—
they should tr: c to develop the use of gas for cooking
purposes. Icc • place where when a flre I. not needed it
can he let out, tbe We of gaa would he a great advantage
to the te dilie generally; and he bones! that • large
I soother cf bolting houses and others, now • hat the works
, are so co aiplete will use gas for this purpose, and that the
• pressure will to, increased in the day time. He lad
spoken to a working man, who was the first man that
introdu reel getessiking loin the ',Pp' of Bath. and that
person him not to intrialum cae for conking
purport :i to the public of Weymouth until the mains We
in surf t or-lee that pressure could be put OD in the day
tow, of be continued Now Vont pressure can he put
on,and if they bring the matter before others, and procure
an tor mama of consumption, they will also in, cease the
divide od of the sharehiilders, the welfare of the company,
and It cc convenience of the politic generally. There was
a gras t comfort in getting up in the morning, just lighting
the V Lk sod never having to wait for breakfast, through
delay in lighting the are, or the fault of the cook. Thom
who take lodgings would appreciate that convenienre
most thoroughly, and there scarcely a lodging houm in
Batt but is supplied with gas apparatus, independent of
don r own fire plat.. Ile hoped the introduction wo old
leaf to an increased consumption of gas, and should be
Ass I, even if it he at • small sacyfice pf dividend, be
the in to he able to decrease the price of gait to the rubble
gee really. They were • "Consumers' Company," and is
bo geri they would he able to diminish the price of /1.1•14
an I have a largely increased consumption.
Mr. HALurri endorsed all that Mr. Thomas had said
ah out gas-cooking. having adopied it for seven years on •
an tall scale, and his wife and servant both said it was
ou e of the greatest comforts in the house. In the
winter they got the kettle to boil ea ly, and In summer
tie ty cAlii Let the fire oat, anti turn on • small jet of gas.
There it no waste, and it would bee saving to the working
class., for a good housewife could cook dinner liy the
gas. and boil the kettle in the afternoon, instead of keep-
ing fire all day.
The CHAIKIIVs had introduced a gas stove into hie
bed room and a bracket on which to place • kettle to get
hot waiter. it was one of the greatest comfo-ta to have
dna and a member of the fancily susceptible to cold
dun ng s north-eaat wind, had kept the doctor away by
hart ng a little cal tire in the room half-sn-boor before
rising in the morning. As to reducing the price. that
lOUS.. be done as soon as the dividends averaged 10 per
cent
tell T. *twig said there is always sufficient pressure on
the main every day, and had been for the Past year.
Soot, ,of the stoves had been allowed to get a little foul
at th e hunters: hut if kept clean where ties gas and air
inset there would be no complaint. When he had •
tonal :Wet, he had lust sent • man to pick out the holes
and there was the most perfect apparatus that could be
cone eived.

to -siner to Mr. OAKLEY,
STONS said to. price of • stove was from £2 to
: with one .bout LA Mr. Oakley could do everything
with. Ma dinner except mit It. A smaller stove could be
hail for a few shillhies, &stove -Lnd kettle to hoil thri s
pint. were .old for 2s. &I. A 'whet°, could suit hirimelf,
or the house could dine off what the stoves prepared
The report and aceounta were pared, Mr. Tetogyi
seicirsding.• . -

mr. HALLigry proposed. and Mr. COOK seconded. • rots
of thanks to the Chairman and Director&
Curled unanimously.
no. itivoa had great pleasure in proporiog a. rote of
Desalts to their secretary and manager Mr. Stone.
(Applauee.) If they keel. half the anziet'y and trouble
their manager bad had of late, in arldition to the
multitudinous ditties he was continoyny onotod
they
eroom say he was fully entitled t, the vote. They were
In a fortunate position in having such
• ••orefary. and he
hoped that for many years they would corium,, to have
him. (Applause.)
Mr. BOARD seconded, and Mr. Bonus supported th.
rote to Mr. Stone.
Mr. STONI w. vrerY much obliged for their kindness.
The efforts he had put forth were largely deo to the fact
that be poeseseed the confidence of the shareholders, and
there could he no greater stimulus, to him than to know
be was sustained both by the directors and shareholderi.
So thoroughly was this his ease that he well,' esteem no
&fort he could make to., great foe the cocci's' of this
company.
The meeting then dispersed.
PORTLAND.

L•RcL•Y OR Lall —SOWe of the loth R,,,,nent
Saturday ran into the shoP of Kr. Valor, in Fortune's
Well, and carried off three damn pawn,
writing paper), and some indiarobbirhelk `7.7.;;;;':
pursued, bet leesseged to eeCeee the "Major's" grasp by
running up a dark purse by the aide of Capt. &riven's.
Neat day a resident of Albert-terms found the articles
sielLiNabg6l.sl:Z.7l.l.l...ah
ebsea:Dhhldd•Nret.thßhioD
aritt,a s'irnerl thew to Mr 'idlb. chapel, t:twee6.BB:l,diu...blibjsect.h3
shapsd, on Monday evening lam, A. .11 rei,
.bat the Bible
Mr. Fell
e Moans. bad dotl.
On the li":7•Ywhthereeftal Oele. Mr. Fal bad preached brr the
wemeym, friends. and the '°°ertalri realt was sad to
Pefine off • small debt on the chapm
'romans.. —Dem/ County_ .!.c.fieof v. we
anticipated the match OnS•terdal was • very warmly
contested one, and Portland awns out of it with honour
though not with victor,. The ri"h• ware each re tad by good teame, and the CeantY &bora had uimt work
to keep the hall from the goaL &carman, they proved
to be the stronger Mesa fee the kho ii kicked two goals
sad Portland one. Portiandoni wocddlk. to have that
last cord " wen t.ot. o'.lmidering the groat area from which the County &b.., ean drew players, we
consider the result of the tustcb highly c...ditAlA. ...
"Pght little isb.nd.-
CUARGII or RINGISO Tel Cnanosn Saturday
W Miami Je..4.90 ens brought uti for stealing • shilling,
the property ol •In• •••••,. at Portlsh.l, and Supt Batty
said there .tie Mee against blot in the borousb, end be
should have to ask for a remand &ward"
Mary Rho Maher_ lumps • grocers' shop at the bottom of
smioruardena reel Mod. and Ymtmday between eight
and nine at night prison. r mum to the shop and asked
when, he could have lodgings, in which she moiled that
she didn't know. Prisoner said be biibmim io
which wir.il.l be in on Wediseeda7. but easieh heti bepo
delayed, lie athcd for eheeee• • Psonorth or two, which
she cot and handed him in Palmr. when he gees bar a
shilling to change, she Yelaralair 11d. lie Van sad "Li
is • seaport!' or two postorth r nay aokt ../
it was • Mow& J°Z4_
w°B wkad_t. He said "Hares •
paay." lad PIVe "r was •sevespulos Into bee

or tb.
blch
ga him beck.
iwo-ál
piece; be
d two
woul
shil
lover. nuil
aflt. talking Shout
nt
ff
snub rite ic'
You m isle a
of I' Supi. o:fp
te
transaction
abiding.
h th.t, r
.1d.,11,bt.
the
big
b ddmci shh'.
rghe:::ek utB7;
weladouliE'lvixed":7ltt, I said
she
jo'
;he hod tire sixpence', which s• gave him with his
g the
i.
it
al the
ortt
woo
hail tried the solo, trick
ixpei.ce• •
prisoner hail the " pr. a,
not give hers's/thin& said
nut I " You. that's right;
comic njegin4 ; hut be had not been in
=his living by oorn
es
tremens for the last I
04d. was foun.l.7Mr. Batty
hasnwentkh!:;:r—prilhn‘dpririerikpr.:eurigrtarsiolt:lbdwodhoonhrces
hrr ci;bit a:
in :Irr.
awklielartil:lcny: LI
iet.f bberi...re nsrthsi nu" :it.
moived that
er
mus:toizipsttesintottaftherthdlaiy:.-o:tireliiimment.
brought
up
for
It.,
wan
odL
There were two email of Mr. Flew at
I'. come lack end either ply or give up the property. rind
, p c. who wan inauedi•tely outai•le, took bile Mt,
G WAD £5O citia&—At the
se value
Rebecca. of Chesil, said sisout
eese
' custody, when ner said he • h ingry.—Prisocer
cr'Cleglignuterecety"airtoudrtrchtenll:::t eli:newn"(hmininhnwthhei:beilstong.anoplestOletar bread
Bhe :eider "my
ody*eociru"ekhanihogniasut.fent IneestfigyhotnenPri*:ratreetore com-ntest cc. of
dectited to re tried by the Bench, t pleaded
fk4"nektiseemt'enpunuitiwtthnwnoinharueenknilfe." He went out, sloe asking huti
Committed (or two months' hard Levu...
JovivingsySunnollaill —The following cases were heard
at the la C ointe (d.utt
keno PINTOS v. FroneW Antis:am a quarrymen.
. --Defendant hail agreed to poi 10.. in March, and Cl •
quarter after but he lied been away from the island.
ttal for 40 days; but the warrant to he suspended
till the end of )larch, when the masters will pay their
men.
W. L Pearce s. Joan 111.14.—Defandant's wife appeared
but said her hu•bruel could Lot always work, ;having a
pain in his stemarb."—Redueed to 4s. in • fortnight. and
45. o siterwards, or the husband to be toonimitted
for 40 days.
01[PILITID Dacessanticsa —On Friday John Stowe,
charged loclor• the Cauty Petty Seaton& admitted bovun
had • drop to drink, but " would'u hae any more.
Def•ndant had beeu before the Court Ova times since
ISM and cheerfully biped he would'', come any more.
He D. • farmer for Mr. Scriven. and had had go mucti
he would knock it off altogether.—Fined 10s. and coon;
but next time he late go to gaol. "17u., or 14 days" ea
the dilemma; but he could not pay.
MATIUMONIAL DIFFIVIUMIL —At the Weymouth Petty
Scssions on Friday, Hrs. White elan up again for a pro-
tection order.—Mr. Arden had given notice to Mr.
Howard, who admitted the desertioe, and was willing that
there should lie • protection order.—Mr. Symonds said
notice seemed to have been given to Mr. Howard, and not
to the busland.—Mr. Arden said be had given notice to
the solicitor for the husband in the ordinary way—Mr.
Synionds hail great doubt whether the order null
good for anything, unless the magistrates adjudicated
there eras • legal desertion.—Mra White'. depoeitiOLl
that she was married in November, 1876, and in December
her husband had deserted her. In 0.-tuber he had her
cried down in the public paper.: but she supported loo-
ted( by her own industry, and asked for protection tor her
eernings.—The Bench granted an order.
Facrone Clain Anitiwr.—Flige Bead and Eliza Abbott,
two vounclooking girls, OD F• May last wore brought lip
for sleepiug in an out/o.n.o.—PC. 0. Stone last nigh!. at
Chesil, went to the back of some premises, and found the
two girls laid down in a closet, and on making them ho
found no one had given theni leave, and they had no
means. Bond, • little girl, sail she wan from Alhampton,
Castle Cary, to look for work, but the euperinteneett
said she canie with • man who was breight up for .ted.
ing.—Abbott came into Portland yeeterday, (rem Gard,—
ter fair, and stated she was from Ilininater.—Both state 1
they bad been factory girls; but there was no work in
their places. They had no father or mother. the o.th
girl wins her nearest friends were in Australia— Mr.
Symonds said that plenty if people wanted servants, and
they could get work if they would stay in their places.—
sent to Dovebostor gaol for • mouth, the Bench remark-
ing they would have food, and medical advice, which
probably they wanted.
RABBIT S110071:40 lit THI EAST WEIR.—Dr. David W.
Attain, of Portland. was •atunioned on Friday het,. Mr.
II .C. Orssiden, Colonel Sesilleld. and Mr. R. if. Eli 4,
for being On land in the occupauon of the War Depart-
ment at Portland, in pursuit of game or rabbits. Mr.
Austin admitted having leen in the East Weir, and that
he was after rabbits, but he asked the Bench to bear the
witnews's oensent. and, if they thotuht 'lore ,soo
ajrainst hint, to adj earn the CAW for • month.—Mr.
fin-minds maul that defeu•laut must therefore a ithdraw
hi' plea.—Defendant did so, and pleaded not guilty.—The
caretaker sir ranger for the War Department, Mr.
Andrews, had had orders to prevent trespassing in
PUrSOlt of rabbits in thi• Eat Weir: but had since seen
Mr Austin there, apparently hunting for rabbits, with a
dog and eun. As be had previously told Mr. Austin, Le
must not to there after rahlitts, Ile now went to him, and
”id—" Mr. Ain.tin, you won't give up this, then r and
Mr. Austin replied '• No." Witness reported the case to
Lieut. Moore, under whom he was employed, for the land
is War Department property, and enclose 1, and ilia orders
ere
re
r i,oul
.nTnae
ite ogn preventaten• enn eb :o
of
rt
phrttnieni....l:rnel ine,tr:tc.. Lint I:el Merehni
idebs. ha
hod Cnrker. theec
nsW:r of the
game on the islmod.—Defeudant denied that any fence, at
r 5y
,1. sail
of
and
On
w n is rid
eh ;re:I:led:I:vit.:I :tr.Mtrelo
e hail ni right to go tbsre juot becauee be wits
• resident in Portland—Mr. Austin answered that the
at bun as it he cite a a,mwon ttnidni,,ht
Governor had siven him leave to pass through, COM. when
wee,- out, ant he was trea_te.i by the Gos'en nor
virty differently Inuit what he had been treated in this
Why! thousands of people went tbu'oo,b the
hem all
a_i-rh—Mr. Austin soul no, he,
h.twpnieum'etret.wrio"nieLtlnydTaiTshia7h..fad,„:,:ruh,:',Lh'ionihno:ahthuthar:dimuW:
fer.."l:onapcuyfollthedoen.fsPerntnwistitbeitoi:::..e,'...ll:the'ddic,iini:Ti.cp.Lhil,rec—otE.neudieunt"iseherinry.,.
that the witness earn.' hint Ltd to go there. The
non
of
up
in
h that
and
ered
oldest inhabitant had al way• heen allowed ti go rabbiting
in
r'e
go
ted! linoemaeetehipPEtherul I.etna e.eei aups thority
oyri o
tdn.i ihlriteribs.tch r
siwtendot
aneuwthWtlthbd,
eua r,e r dnor ngD,
doh: d pjama' a
wake
t year,
:1 r
be
from
*dn. odn
wz: ent.ch
ti
been sold, as he personally knew.—Mr. Austin said be
im
un
nto
as
h deal
ca_
ear
Dep.o.
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'ohd
mdiripLetbionans:fp,trhildWtahreDer...p.alettimifetnhhe
in London hoes. chiefly London bOys. offezernininginttintin-
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,ol.u.tinint4.nywhofere.thderzbihadi
ly
den
uratii;i:difane,
ienreitu.e..tirejmlnc:lnid:nnsg:uremuentrbir:::.,/,,.1.7 present s!, iain g Previously
'Coaverage "td
whole,lnyw LhtlN:i
wi the •
yl
inu the
ai b d
.n ,
called " town boys, and who o...nait :reLiajmtedit,eiseted.:.lltisp:hr:rare-fourths of
country lads. Only lithbttoldryeadboerwitireirtLe
ntinht:teril„l..iglvnbeicey
fit"..hebit,try.
tonehrearve caused more than 300 of the 104;
majority of those who jr •eroeleeekele 'het the
were legman..
stated that they were, by this defeet
there was
try
ad who
for decision. As a general referred to the Admiralty
otherwise desira_lile
slj
erred in
e 86 thus
i.
86
oy was referred
s(rw,dchitigs;:h!:f might
.11however otherwise.
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unruisna:JCCC•Al h the
sy&l only oneithpilwoirnfi:dardnun.ll,",g.usinjuiu'rrntaftedbs....dj'in.ngheelie4.,:.a.ahntilnetofwirieb'sitltil..dthir.irell;::htzarin4i:eannTh.g.krii.:;'l7l2:4no.nlreds..igalk in.
h.
to on small
defective
hr
andfdell.
snout
au::
ng
or chest are
more
ris
chest measurement is considnern nne'nted
6"allur"
in
y of
ient
readily th
an Inch or
ch
m.
in the
hati:ppeingPah!::;:aleec:anlaletiliPuk*whyyta:uset, an'anurPlumwd. sm.art,pi:saimenw‘rulora:lhreTwtoil:bdireineitn:!'dattblaii"Eisine
e.t.a in ig76, by .p.eial p,re° 'ore
O"
"Ai
""
the
thre,nriaituriitsie..:l:rizt:
bepgetiun.r,g446yrall,,.,:ietha) u
_ofh
s.
oheerves that three f rom the" lindrni'
one
wig, Oft,
(not lea. than in 7 year of age) f thn
R"ni
Marine,
and he
western counties prat •nt better inereresele. herehhhooeee• from
the southern and ear;tern, one o 7 thaa
t below Undies*: in chest meamicn iNeetntelkmajor,l! recruits for the marines exceeded 40nremiL-1.—",..h.00d--
or upwards.

WYMM awns.
011111113CTO10 ?HI HIGHWAY.— At the County Petty
Ses.ions on Friday. Rdwird Mawr& was summoned for
ol.trueting the public hiehwee at W$ he on February 11.
—Mr. Hooper for defendant_ pc Roper saw defendant's
cart in the roadway. In the Middle of the Vifials,. first
about two, and then between three and four, a few feet
from defendant's Ntakite. A cerrisee onminy by ...Hy
drove into it, se it was bid from the people driving one
particular way, it being Just round the oorner.—Mr 134ty
I yid Mr. lildwards ima been cautioned before—By Mr.
Harper: No person told him to Ito to Mr. Edwards and
complain : be received information, but would not tell
from whom. He told Mrs. Edwards to remove the cart,
and she had it removed at ono._ , saying it had been
washed and left there to dry. -Hr. Hooper maid defendant
had been fetching grain, and the cart had been washed,
and left outside his abed; there was no intentional
obetruction.—Flned 10., including cost; with • caution
that he must not leave his cart on the stained road ----
AZIOTSSITRY.
PcnoLcurr Luzioca. —Yr. John H. Poynter applied ISEI
Friday last for a_po•trOielPll iiCtSIOS, to keep 150 tenon.
Superintendent Bette bad seen and approved of the plies.
and Mr. Symonds remarking that he suoposed Abbotabori
...led to be enlightened the Bend, granted the applies.
tion.

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Maar], /LIMAS.
MA•Aistig.-On Toesday lain were married, at the
parish church, bll the Rau J. Romgood, Yr. Thomas
of Inwell Dairy. to Mi. Charlotte Woodrow
Puckett, of P4tilid 11'.U., Deity. The Moelliaa wry
heautifully fine, and the hatter party [...Awl very CRY.
The bride was given away by her brother, Mr. .I..hn
porken, and after the ceremony all returned to Pound
Hotiee Deity, he, a capital breakfiet had been laid for
the epees*, who numbered about 3D, The presents were
numerous. As the happy pair left for their honeymoon,
riot wag freely showeraf. and many wishes anpreesea far
their future happiness and prosperity.
WA Zia illt.
Au URSOCCUIWIIL CLAIN- -4t the Poole °aunty Court
on Monday, Nark (.a.,• master mariner. of Poole, was
sued by George Toot, iniller, of Wareham. for • liter's
rent of • cottage- Cl 5..-1(r. fintineld Aid a
Poole, spoesrod for the defendant, and as It trap red
thee the claim was for rent In lieu of notice, and that
mother Mundt not Imo Übe Cattl/011 "labia a filmic
Wier diesairmi liti K. alll Roam we lidamai
dishilmilist. big Mod 'NIL