The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-05-23 00:00:00

A CASE FOR
.MIL_ PLIMSOLL

Janes Kemp, master of the Mary Agto o. now iu
Ilarhoer, was summoned by a mariner named Jo-ogi
Dowse for LI 2.a. dii. wages.-Complainant mid the io-el
was light handed, and leaky ',lieu loaded, and as ho tom
had expired be wishwi to leave her. The to.ter had paid
jwid him his wagesi that !norm na. -The eve was, of collet,
struck out. --The same defendant was further miumioned
by Alfred Doran for .1:3 100. wages.- Complanomt -aid
lOs. of the amount a., wase-, and the remainder
for having served five year. as an apprentice. The vcssel
was leaky and not half inanned, and he u.he.l to have his
indenture signed, rind le be her. -The master said the
condition of the ve-,el oso like others." Ile admitted
owing J:2 lii.. wa,m.,, hut :hi the owner was liable, And
not him. --The Bench thst the master wa, liable for
wages, and ordered him to pay tile in Ilk A. to the other
matter the remedy wOo agairpd the I owner.
FRlDAY.—Befnee Messrs. C. J. Stone and if. D.
Alenes Dunford, jun., waa Itromdit op in cmtodY charged
with being drunk, and diaorderly, and reaistin.: the police
the previous night, in High-street. -PS. Bartlett slid
P.C. Lee, proved seeing prisoner in IliA-strest, with a
large crowd around him. He wa... drunk and In day. and
refused either to go or to he taken home. The) sere
compelled to take him into ...musty, and when they had
done sio he misted violently, and they bad great difficulty
in getting him to the Police-statiou.-Prisoner denied re-
elating the Police.- The prisoner had been previously
fined and the Bench now ouspended judgment to give hots
one more chance to reform, warning him that if he caws
before them again he would he cent to gaol.

PARKSTONIL
The CONTRACTS for rehoildinz —one the ..hani.e.,, the
other tan bays of the osse.—with the trsusiut. I, ive
been (:uIY eiffaisl, binding the cootrsetor. Mr M..M.iuur
It IL Dugmore, going finunthlissa.
certain
co°futsenvgeenntee'"n‘ atrireo e)t Ili ii., “Tt'r bk.'''. it:o"; T:t
definitely arranged when the ceremony of laying the first
stone is to take Jolene ; hot other operations sill eoiuuleure
in the mum of a few dale The .111111eTiPti011 ii e ..1, to
the present time, amounts to 1.5,000 the iiesr. the Re,
chancel and aisles.
Clinker. —On Saturday last the newly formed lurk-
'tone cricket club contended for the first time in s lost.l
with eleven *awl members of the meordown rrieliiet
club at the Lime Park. which had bees kitair placed AT
their disposal by Sir James Colquhous, which resulted in
eine .0,000 for the completion d the
favour of the home team as will he seen by the f"lbi*jui''
Parkstone--first innings, 71; second innmge 9. with 10
wielleta to go down. bloordown -ord. ianithio.. XI:
second innings, 51. The victory this. adlieved lir the
Parkstone eleven will, doubtless, stimulst, them to
contend against more formidable opponent.,

BOURN RICOUTH.
The Right Hon. the Earl of
Kintore left IFtlibeek
hones for Inverrie, N.B. on Friday.
Town Usu.—Active steps are being taken to Poe 'I
Interior of tail building into ship bilape, after the err(
Caused by Mrs. Glrling s audience, on Monday night-
' LeTIMITAIMINEST.—Un Friday and Saturday eveninza
the ftoro. Hand Bell Ringers, gave entertainment. in the
Town Hall. They were well attended, and fairly apPr,
Mated.
WEATHGL—The dry north easterly winds which "ve
hub
ci2rjnprevailedthdeurinzbthboue wtheit:od.k, issolgithnotngmtotemadectedt the.oro.,
for • few genial showers. The clouds of dust s
Fosie;=intr most exposed highways. bare wide
anything but agreeable.
blummx TO Weld Rose...', Carnotite. —On Sunder 15.0
sermons on behalf of these MiISIODS were delivered m
Holy Trini_ty. Church, by the Rev. H. C. Corn.
Rector of Miden. Connemara, Ireland, and on tatiy
.
held
evpresisaidagetioolaummoavoerNlraidist. aistinimsrmorew.
—v" The da:iz.intlmeed Trinityww:tirigofseae
an amount of work of the Societe'.
the Improvement Commiesionera win to have been held
an Thowder. Messrs. T. J. Hankineon. (thoiroala
BriSP. E. W. Babbeck, and P. Turk presented the,m.
selves at the appointed hour (II o'clock), but after vreibbi
for soon time so ether memben of the Board tainse. am._
theft not beiqg sufficient to form a quorum in terms of
Bye laws no westing was hold. The next meaUm will be
the ordinary monthly one on the first rummy of June.

THE SHAKERS AT BOURNEMOUTH
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Never, we believe, has each a numerous and nrulf
mob filled the new Town Hall am on tbe occasion of •
lecture by Kra Girths& on Monday "
monnend that the doors would be OP= at half-emt •0'?".
asse losj before that time istowd bagin to collect which
Mcclly swelled until the whale street across to the
was one masa of human Wags. The hall vu
soma filled to overflowirks, sod to prevent the IVms. 01
nay more the doom were fastened. flo tsrminid. how'
over wore the crowd mad& to obtain admission. tha•
this heist aeon the cosi& deem no We than sine