The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-30 00:00:00

Gemiee Fair. shis seaman on beard die fit Ommaigat The Wan'iorwer• &wand with on s., 8.6, be awor the deceased tying In the sail cabin weather, mad their sports went well. The , px__64ltiert
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all on good terms. He had seen the " " nal
several thousand spectatom evidently ---'.
Dr. Allan Mrleean said he had Carefully examined the the effort. made to cater fee their. 4PPreciate...
body. There were no marks of violence. only • slight anumemem --r.;
discoloration. Ile produced • bottle c .utaining medicine
w
„'"l_„ h.—, received pmm the police.. we had Since the dinastrous wreck ipf the Royal Adel"
x.eel" the cement, and beli.yed It contained a emu efforts have been made tfl remove the
pound of linseed and ;paregoric, which was s preparation , Chmil beach. Our fishermen are unable h..h, ..'"„t.'• of opium. If he bad taken the doges prescribed that ! nets over the spot, and the action
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fnln.dovneor traces
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could
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form an opini In. he died trim &mese of the heart and hours.
not from any 'foul play.
Verdict in accordance with the medical testimony.

There ought to be no more eopipiaint,
being lamer] by the n nigh metal placed ..n our
road., for, acconling to the report fthe %Sib T
vurveyor, the coot of the %team roller in only
fraction over one penny per roluare yard. —.4

I would call the attention of the over.,,,
illegal noticeh posted on the various places of
to which their names are appended, annow2624 ty:
vim% tlf the resitting barrister. The spaces fur 14, . •
date, and time arc bp Giant.
About three years aksi the local hoard dsei,tel
no more rubbish alvtuld be deposited tsi th.
..1 beach, and they had the heaps then standing
down, ant 4 we were all pleased with the hope. .12
manent iinpntventent. But alas alag ties
has been infuhed into the lsuusl, and it ih thstAt
beautify the approach to the Chesil Lank, liy
log • yellow liquid there in large .1 Win ti tir
party moot have f..rgotten the Ginner deebiou. ,4 27:
board ; he ig certainly dying very wring ..4
colleague, steel inform hi^ that he maga ma" ak Plo•
lice.

A few days ago a little boy, attired in summer da... was walking to the beach when he, all (.( a
found himself eeated in the midst of a queeeitv ,;
canary-aolour liquid. Alady. and gentleman went
his assistance, and they likewise cot bedaubed with
nasty stuff. A nice treat, for visitors to the

%%lien Quigley took his notssl flight fr..nt Pet
prison he wam too prowl to go by the hokum.
..f exit, isi flitted through ho. cell anti..., huilsin.:
much importance, he w. hniught Lick to tok,„
greater care of. Thie time he went oin hy tio.
sweet liberty, and the wide world is welcome to lin,.
POOLE.
BOARD or Goamolass. Thurelay. premt .
The Chairman (Mr. W. D. Dugdale), the vie,:
chairman (Mr. C. Paterson), and hhiem i;
Curtis, J. Hayman, W. Mea las, T. Cmnipler, P. E: L. Budge, C. T. Marston, E. B. Elliott, w. If Pettey, and H. R. Dugrnore (elected guardian.), he{ Mr. P. Mi 11,,. (magistrate).- -The Clerk rtaltheorin
from the Local Government Board slismiring
B. Conway front the post of relitvd r officer, tta th;
guardian. decided to appoint his successor a siett3 hence.—The Clerk asked the Board to sign cheri,..,
for £2 9.. due to Mr. Clark for c•ffins and iv l.d.t to the Burial Board, both of which moan, Mr Conway hal taken credit for but failed t,lay. it.
cheques were eigned, and the Clerk sal Mr. CANat
account would be debited with the musing, It tt0•,,,,
to o question, the Clerk said the amount they won. 4
have ta call upon the Guarantee 3 ciety to pey
Mr. Conway'. acomant was £27 or IX —Mr. Canis
said he had sent up £42 to the society as the proctei,
of the side of Mr. Conway's effect,—Th. ieard
accepted the tender of Mr. J. Barfoot, of Lorne*,
to cement the workhouse master's rooms ant Ilse,
terracotta chimney pots to the same forth. stua
rto

listen xi: News. —Arrir Ls: Sept. 16th—Illson•
ger, Eyerv, Sunderland. coal,. 19,1,Thn.
Siotera. Edmunds. Southtou, wheat, Sept, Mil -
Eliza. Filner, Newport. : Pri,cilla, Guy, Salliali,,
ballast ; Queen Ailelai le, Gann, Southton, wheli;
William Madcell, Jackson, ND:until,
Summers, Southton. wheat. Sept. 21st—Ssair,
Clark, Cowes, nil; Madeleine. Dawneli I.7ofixite.
nu; City of liangor, Jones, Portland, coals; COOK
SOUthioll, wheat; C widlowee, Kest, li,.mouth, getters]. Sept. t2rol—Diver, Pap, Iv.
mouth, nil; Liuse Jane. Hughes, Port Madoe, slit.;
Martin Luther Kent, Plymoual, nil. Sept. 'ard—
St. Jean, L 01; Cane, Lannion, oat.; Commodore,
Maul, Newport, nil; Priscilla, Williams, Nevrcaule,
coals; Express. Fleet, Weymouth, nil.--Sidoon,
Sept lfith- -Rh.ola 'lo 'v. Rune,rn, clay;
Pride of Angle-ca, Uwc,s,lloueoru. clap. SelX-
-I.9th—Lol hair, Mania, London, day Loudon, liohia•
son, London, clay; Thomas and John, Bolbertee,
Lanpton, drain pipes. Sept. 20th—lailresa ()kilo°,
Kelsingborc, ; Caledonia, Thorsen, Tondlir:,
ballast ; Pr blem. Hart, Seeking. ballast; old Go‘ir.
Fulligar, Garr:lvey, ballaot ; Wheatear, Widnes,
Falmouth, flour ; Annetta, Buse, /Stemma. else
Charlotte, Denman, Loudon, cloy; Alliance, floss.
field. London, clay; Gesioe, Becber, 1:0111111, day;
Aneuriu. Williams, Runcorn, cloy; Sarah Atm,
Brown, Yarns iuth, deals. Sept. 21st—Teeta,
drake, Newcaotle, clay ; Fngliob Maid, Philp. Rua.
corn, cloy. Sept. 22nd—Mary Love, Sedariod,
Goole, clay; lonithea. Kettiwick, lower. ballot
Empress, Dyke. London, clay. Arrived, :did,
schooner Owl, Mn, Baxendale, from Portsmouth.

POLICE. Wodnesday.—Bcf ore B. Farmer. and W. C.
Esqs , Edward 8e11..., a yam: man. wa,,
charged with •Fsaulting Bessie You mu with Wilt thrOV-i
towards Acn Kula, her mother, who Was tbe compliment
In both cases. The complainant stated that .be tel erd
want to pram the case against the prisoner, het ihsdaired
that he should not go to bee haus, is total.. Stesos bite
beating her daughter on blooday, wig* wait tote's lad
remonstrated, when he told her s',e bad nothing t 4.
with it he also threatened her. Ile Kneel her datight.e
badly. When he was sober his conduct ware el. If ke
repeated his violence she would n•,1" make it up 'aga.s.
—Bessie Klee, the daughter, then care endenre as to th•
sesanlt. Die prisoner told the magi•trates he esaid
promise to behave better in future. L: kr ..thee stash 00cc,
it all arose through drink. but be had reeei,edproveroi
Lankester sake,' him why, knowing this. be did s
keep from drink I—ile was ordered to enter into ho owe
recognisancee to keep the peace, and l, pay the costs.
Plitt Sgastoss, Thureday.—itcfore the Mayor (Mr. W.
N. Western). and Ileum IL livnip•Wekli, A. LIB.,
and J. B. Durell... . _

This a the A.ijorrrerd Linnsing Meeting. and Mr. R.
Aldridge renewod his applomtion on behalf of Mr
Thomas Loos Crocker, of Upper Parkstone, for sit
outdoor beerhouse license. He produoed utisise.
tory testimonials from the Vicar of Piddletrentliide,
w hem the applicant kept • pialilichouse for l months,
and from Mr. T. M. Blake, Burgeon. of Bournemouth
Mr. Michelmore, solicitor, of Bournemouth, present/A
petition against the emoting of the limns. from the in-
habitants of the district parish of All Saints, Buinksoom
which includes the district of Bourne Volley, Parham ,
bet the Bench had no power to relate the lieenit, tad
accordingly crusted it.
Mr. H. S. Dickinson /mph.' to thr II nch to grant s or
days' spirit license to Mr. ii,orge Samuel Coles, for Lb,
Cutle Hotel, Upper Petiolate. The applicsuon hod he
refused at two precious Brewster Session., and Mr.
at present holds an outdoor le•erh,e.e heetue. Mr.
Dickinson nroduceil • menimial signed f.y Pe 0.n.0. I.
favour of the application, tot al" a petition, signed
five medical m.o, sitting forth the necessity for the
licenre; but on the other hand Mr. D•111li Coieltlan. 01
Poluktisr. Presented • petition with 73 ,ignoturm aismst
the granting of the license, and 3ir. S. L Baker oles
addressed the Bench in opposition to the •Pribmason
The megistrates decided that there wu no nuessity for
the license, and refused to grant it
Upon the application of Mr. it Aldridge the Buck
granted • billiard and bagatelle helmet to Mr. iterer
Hibbard, manager of the "Red Star- Coffee revers, Hits.

-oisilifeen"otel.gart"tid the tot.rrer.wsPttut.r:64o4iom.Tudi. th
to of
WIP:°k:"1".
tbe applicaticlo of Mr. J. Druitt.
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Robert Silky, landlord, of the Black Bear Inn, Mecke•
street, was summoned for having ha house °pee le the
sale of iatoxicating liquors during Prollibitod boon, co-'
It twenty-four minutes past eleven on the night of hem,
day last. —Supt. Hunt said be was steadies in the II .4,1
Place at twenty•four minutes pad eleven on :temples
night, and saw Solomon Porter gi to Use door of the
Black Bear, and immediately leave with eomethins.He
sent P.C. Lee after the man, and he brought s jar of beer
to the Police-station. He went to the landlord, who ..of
he was very sorry, but the beer was drawn before the aat
west down Street He was satisfied that the heer ess
drawn before the men went ti the di.or, and he had not
indslootil nnY Previous complaint against the itelesdat
PC. Lee said he met the man Porter in 'arkeirv..ll.l
carrying a jaz containing two quarts of herr, took it
from hint and carried it to the Police-state.. Pude la
first said he obtained the beer from the Bride, Imo let he
afterwards admitted that he had it at the Mut Bear%
Defendant said the beer Wes paid for, on erode st
o'clock, and Porter simply railed for its. he returned tom
the (nit—The Bench imposed a tine of N. ed. &ad vats.
Tom Coward, coal porter, was summed by 14°
Hoyden, jun., School Attendance Offioer, for regle-tud
to send his child to school regularly.—Mr B. &Daiwa
appeared in support of the summons, sad said
the fifth time defendant had been summoesdi do° She
child had not made • &Ingle attendance during U. 00516
I. llowlem said the boy ear as isornri-
hie one, and he did not think the pinau wen 0100 4'
blema—Fined fit, 151.
Richard Hughes was similarly summoml-114,
the cluii
third time defendant had been muunimed ea.
only made 13 attendances during the recath—The 3"yoo
is mi
, said the magistrates were of °pintos thar se where
' the parents persisted In t foisting the std. • ot°
should be taken out every fortnishi. and MI pickleai
frh 10.
said be would rail the attention 01 the T..n to
matter.— The penalty of ss. war iniweed.
Aha.lite."nb'edanen*:"C":,*ramm7nin:dt:be.nedlTT7csshailididkehhadeogdoFl;4lte'fle:.:edll
drum irudead of 31/ --Fined 5a
Jews sham& Daniel Ronda. 600". "k‘r,j."
111"'ki98. T.P/1. Predsrick
were missilery SUM mooed, but the cues eve sadism
on ...iota, ground( —Mr. Ilowhim mplauled that.
order to obtain half-time certificate.* Pode°l"2°Letrei:
that their childnni had passed the third eteedard
satisfy the School Amanda. Committee dist the child-
ren were bettellaialke and neomerily eropiefed-

THE GOTHENBURG SYSTEK
Professor ReHeston, who has hve•
Scandinavia, lately took occasion to mike merrY
the Tsaa an to what he deem* sone oi the fallacies
appertaining to the Gotbsaburg system. A kir alr
Con43•llY • Timm' correspondent, who hado:r
over the same ground, was I ir
Prang:lin:Le good effects produced by that 01.4dt
the Swedish town. he had aiaitad aad dosed be
communication with the following words :—"
every town in Sweden hoe adopted the Plr• It '"*-
been in force in Stockholm for over two fer:'
Every town is delighted with this new Donne 4 .*
come. The profit is no pleasant to the civic astheri•
ties that they may some day forget that the bustlers
of the rretem only sought to diminish the vice ThtY
might even go further and legalise in the mine Vol
mother and a worm vice of civilisatiou. But thorn
dangers are at present onl theoretical, while rt.l'iltar
ah" the present practical reunite to be excellent. .11
1834, 21 lures of spirit were drunk Per he.'l dm'
population; in 1071 l only ten litree acre
r.
owned. And since than I am stewed there
been a still grata diminution of 00•111Mptia.
It was with this coucluling itatement th
Profligate Rolleiton principally joined bone.
Ha
In not, we may remark, an ”ppownt
Gothenburg system in ti,o ticular ; and we r•
scarcely add, be e as r•ntion. as say .4 so to
diminish in a general way that etc • wi h
which the Gothenburg system graPPlw, 1/4
he waft* very_ properly, to go: St WM. If. die-
OAP. we think, exowelve alwast 01 caution