The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-09-08 00:00:00

DOROMISTER. was, however, conect.-Ordered to pay as. ed. erste,
GARDEN RODBIDT.-The vicarage garden at West and to have the measure stamped.
Fccdington
was entered less
week by
awne
soldier. ALLICOLD TEMPT OF • POOL
quartered in the Artillery Barrack equate, and a cm- j,., Ilart, of West Ham, was summoned for
eidisrable quantity of apples and other frn't canied stealing a door from certain premiseswhich he had
Franchise-street.-After defendant bad
away. It is said that the thieves have been din- °°cnpied i
left,ie her. Obed Carter, the landlord, found that the covered, and that they are to be tried for the offence
door of the house was unhung. It, along with
by court-martial.
Demme-At the Shirehall to Wednesday, before two shelves (eau the cupboard, had not been
recoverecL -The magistrates adjourned thecae. for tlm
Major Cain Sykes, two men, namai Elijah Record
and William Hooper, of Weymouth, were charged penonal attendance ,d the defendant, who did nut
appear,
with being drunk at Broadwey.-Supt. Gale said on but sent his wife.
the previous day, about two o'clieh, he was passing
through Broadvrey and saw the two defendants in the
street fighting. 'They were loth drunk, and several
people were around them. Tney were taken into
custody by himself and l'.C. Collins, who wail with
him at the time. After they were in custody they
gave him no trouble, and he brought them to Dorches.
ter. Supt. Gale did net wish to press the cane; he
only wanted to stop the disorderly conduct prevalent
in the neighbourhood. - Major Sykes fined the
defendants 7s. rd., including emits, or in default seven
day.. Allowed till Saturday to pay.
A COSSERFAIIen WonittBc MEN CLL-1.-A meet-
ing in connection with the I /orelieeter and Furdington
Conservative .tseeciation was held at Alington Hall
on Wednesday evening to consider the question of
establishing a Workilig Men'. Club in connection with
the asanciation, as has been done in other places.
Major Hodges presided. The qiustion having been
disclaimed, ea well as a code of rules for the govern-
ment of the same, it was decided to establish the club,
the bead-quarters of which will be the Connervative
Association's novas in Smith-street, where new.,
papers, periodicals, and games will be provided for the
amusement of the member'', the rooms to be open
from eight am. till 10.30 p.m. but not on Sundays.
The code f telex submitted by the executive com-
mittee were adopted after some slight morlificati,m,
on the motion of Mr. H. White, seconded by Mr. 11.
Durden. It was ate, decided that the management
of the club should be left entirely in the hande of the
members, who are to pay a quarterly subscription of
at:pence The proceedings ceased with a vote of
thanks to Major 'ledger for presiding.
CoCKTT Covans.-County Courts will be holden in
the counties of I/erect, Hants, Somerset, and Wilts,
at the places and on the days hereinafter mentioned,
Wore his Honour, Judge Tindal-Atkinson,
residence, "Uplands," Wimborne Minster :- Shaftes-
linry-Monday, October 12th ,• Monday, November
9th ; Saturday, December Gth. Wincanton-Tuesday,
October 13th; Tueday, November 10th; Tuesday,
December Ist. Orewkerne-Wedneeday, Octeber
14th • Wednesday ' , November 11th • Wednesday,,
Dece;nber 2nd. Yrovil -Thursday, October 15th ;
Thursday, Noveniber 12th; Thursday. December 3rd.
Salisbury-Friday, October llith ; Friday, November
13th ; 1 riday, 14ecember 4th. Itingw. s - onilae.
December 7th. Ferdingbridge-aionday, October
19th. Dorchester -Tuter&y, October 20th ; Tuesday,
November 17th • Tuesday, December Bth. Bridpert
-Wednesday, flctober 21st' Wedneiday, November
leth • Wednesday, December 9th. Weymouth -
Thunday, OctoberUnd ; Thursday November 19th;
Thursday, Iteceenber 10th. Illandf'ord -.Friday, Oc-
tober rd;33 Friday, November 20th; Fridey, Decem•
her 11th. Ponie-blonday, October 26th ; Menday,
November 23rd' Monday, I)ecemix-r 14th. Lyming-
ton, Tuesday, October 17th; Tuesday, December
15th. Bournemouth-Wedneselay, October 4th;2
Wednesday, November 25th: Wednesday. December
16th. Christchurch-Tueslay November 24th. Wim.
berm-Thursday, October 29ih ; Thursday. November
26th ; Thursday, December 17th. Wareham-Friday,
October 30th ; Friday, December Pith.
THE NZ* sLscrozurs IN DORM?,

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'The different lists of voters have now been returned
I', the Clerk of the Peace, and the following interest-
ing figures are the results :
In the Northern Division there are 1,Z42 on the
register as owners, 210 claims, 2:42 objections, 7,601
occupiers, 194 medical relief, 570 claims, 2r. objections,
old lodgers, 2; lodger claims, ; and rtwerved rights,
1; being an estimated register, not including the
objections, of 9,322. From this number have to be
deducted the duplicates in the division and the owners
who are repeated in the occupiers' list.
In the Eastern Division there are 1,110 owners, 172
claims, 262 übjecti, A. 9,721 occupiers, IV, medical
relief, 551 claims such, 112 objections, 4 old lodgers.
84 claims, and !swerved rights, 3; making • total of

10,903.
In the Southern I/ivision there are 1,2L,6 owner. 90
claim*, 191 obj..etions, 0,01.12 occupier*, 12-1 medical
relief. 431 i claim*, SI objection*, 19 lialgeni, 01 claim*,
1 objoction, 1 reaerved right ; eNtimat.4l total, )1,3/11i.
In the IVestent I /ivimion there are owner., 103
claim., 410 ohjectiono, 0,90i4 occupier., medical
relief, 000 clan., !IO objection*, 10 11401'4. II claim*,
3 ri-Nervtal right* ; estimate.l total, 9,101.
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