The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-04-02 00:00:00

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Prrry Si wen, Thureasy.—ftelore Yr. E. Benthell (in
the chair). Cap sin Oerr Glyn. Kr B Lettlettelee, Captain
B dd..and Captete J. R. P. Gooddett.

THE Latg Cusiunan or we Conn —Before the coos.
mencetont of the Maine.. of the day Mr. Byrrujt.
theired to express, on behalf of himself and ler Vier
magistrate., their sincere regret at the death of Major
FA' wssiler, and their intent' on to send a letter of sympathy
and ciodolenoe to -Mrs. Fel easier Lod family. ks chair-
man of the Bench, Major Fel weasel* bad bad the confidence
of the whole her and the public generally, and by his
hesth they had lost an able coadjutor and advlser.—Mr.
Warn (Yeovil) mid that as one in the habit of practising
at that court he felt constrained to express. on behalf of
his pr.:46.610nel brethreo, their deep regret lot the lode
they bet sustained by the death of the Chairman. Be
was only speaking the truth when be said that at all
U,... he was only anxious to do justice heaves a man
and man, and never grudged any time in order to &seer-
tein the truth of the cases brought before him.—Mr.
Tinos Dann (clerk of the Court) also paid • tribute of
respect to the deceased.

CURIOUS AITLICATIOII.—Mr. Whitep Chandler, Clerk to
the Sheriarne Local Board of Health, made an application
I'. the Bench for permission to enter some cottages in
Boomerange, belormut to Major Bogle, P.C., for " the
purpose of erecting attain works. Major Boole opposed
tothtlieuti.ilogi.d...7:4"-tbsoirutithiztrrtn:th.ntein.wer:it&fr:l.yqditiouo.ted oorif
goontion in point of view was
m.ier Bogle's house. in Horeamailes formed the .object
of • report by the Medical Offieir of Health, and et tor
fully discussing the matter, the Local Board came to •
rerun«, that the cottages should be supplied with
cisterns mid proper flashing apparatus, the Clerk being
instructed to acquaint Major B ale of that decision. At
the neat monthly meeting of the Board Major Bogle seat
a letter, in which he held that he had provided the mar.
dors attached to the oottree with marine flashing
eppnatus (i.s. • bucket, and done all that the Act
could roluiria The Board's Medical Garr rein nvorted
on the matter, as did am the Survewor, sod the conclusion
eventually come to was that the work should be dam at
the lird's tapers, and Mr to recover the money from
Major Bogle in an action before the Jualkee. The work
bag not two done, and an order today wee wilted kr for
admiral into the cottage., to prevent • breach of the
which would inevitably result if the Board decided
to enter In the face of Illsjor Bogie's oppoeition, The
Clerk rawgl that thie Court had no armours but to
mar the order, insomuch as the S(l6th nection of the
Public Health Act clearly and diatinctly tall down that
they could not review or sit ea • Court of Appeal upon
decisiono given by the Local Sanitary Authority. It wee
out width,' their province to go into the write of the
men —Maio- Bogle, on the other hand, contended that
they could decide the case on its merits, and dill,/
thought proper overrule the decision o- the Local
They must opturelser that there was no nuisance com-
plained or: the Clerk ot the Board would admit that.
The Clerk admitted there was no maraca sad said he
was applying under the 36th motion of the Act for the
order to ewer the premise. —Alter noni, one hour huu
been spent in &error the point• of law raised by the
plieht Maier. the Balch retired, and on their return said
salt was • difficult point they would reserve giving their
decision for • month.
Tortutut Posaftes. —1 en youths, Merles Ross eng
Mawr Stainer. of Loneborton, were charged with
treepeeene in pursuit of game in the occupation of Igr.
yoaoph Sampan, on the 17ch of Mach.—.lobo Davie,
keeper on Sr G. Glyn's estate, proved the ore, were
M. defendants nught • rabbit in • or, awl when they
saw him they Our both into& ditch and ran away, —putad
10. curb
D h Intatudirng tor Tilor t William Billiard, mason, wag
charnel with drunkenness. Cr Clerk: what bare you
to say to the arse —Defendant : NAtting park ler to
sag t it to per dieoretion (Mc.) o doe t blow
whether I gra, drunk or fresh (laughter.) As thls wee the
meow 4 offoloe within two menthe, the magistrates dis-
creetly fined defendant Lined 94. costs. —Jars Nail, of
compk. who diarpl with • similar orsoca, waited
on the migistrates in a drunken state; and wait hued 10e.
end 84. ooeta.
Cows erre= Os run Hloirwsr.—fsolart •
milk Yonder, wag red 164. including rote tor ttng
h Greatly to a horse on
ttfiveosoma:masch.ofeavt...mmdLet.rax.ry...,w7tbdtheacwil.4.bomigg.dhrrot.6•_auwwadvert_on
mitted the oBauo. A
I.oe=ts:flithri !Sir Zeta marl the &Irrupt imie
oil it Into the ie'd edj'
ialitsosowth.tatdjmn4ittbelw7°.lttialmal:lnwhenthltridAy In qu.at, H. kicked
witai.endrever....itnat
trated with
him upon the mashy and asked him to desist, he
threatened to kick him if be came rer hire. Os telling
him he would send for the pore If he Irked the how
MOM., &lewdest, with • hitter oath, gave it neweral more
kicks.—The Beach commended the witasse's condom, mod
sent the defendant to gaol for 14 rye, without the option
of • re
, Augur nalltliaL AelleVLS.—Jeasee Bishop, black•
smith, at Yerimater, arm °lured with writing
iilMeheth Ann Ford, • little girl of 13 Teem, on the 7th of
February. —Mr. Welts appeared for the delendmit.—A.f ter
hearing the evidence of the complainant and • witness ler
the defendsat the Bear dismissed the ors
AFFILIATION, CAM. —TAMMY Gleamy, of Shierborns. was
summoned by Soar Harriett Permit, of Leas to show ruse, lin—Mr. Addams', of Bloodier&
for the applicant; Mr. War for the defeadrita—Yr.
Atkisson admitted that the evidenc,. wee bury weak, sad
alter Wades it. the Bee* thweeklie boa, sad ref red an order.—A polka eissiserlo -rear Han (held. of Torrent Heart Woo earsamsed by Kir y Gray, 0/
Tionilowilo to show Owls% • ea. —Kr. rakia.sa. ta,
Asemedeet. saki Ude rese was 4111 weaker aka ehe bat
OgEii relvesd.

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Film. —On Saturday about 3p m Ire broke out
In a cottage in the *enemata of Mr. Burt. the fire
soon spr..ad an I in a short spate og time 1=3.1
two other houses in Itaii.yonoupatiou of a
named Bennett and . All three heiag
thatched, these were my soon ocaregased. and the
families were able to eiße bat very little of their
furniture. Mr. Paokart4 the brewer, and others gave
very valuable melstantli and prevented ill, are
spreading further. The cottages were the property of
Lord Rivers, but were mg insured. The °Ado of the
first. unknown.

BLANDYO2.D.
LOCAL Roans or liaal.ra—Kaarra L Balk C. Pawl. j.
War,basn, J. G. K Lawrence, sod aOill, the au.
retiring ma.bars ot this Beard, have all bean re-44484
willtout opposition.

POOL,.

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" Clipper= AND gig PoarrAng."—A lecture was
delivered on thia subject in the Welleyto Chapel es
gu&ning by the Rs'. John Bond. Thu chair
Was takei,Tlby Kr, B. D Water, of Manchuria*, sad thane
wee • fairly large attondatios. A collection was made la
aid of the Chap.! Food
Flints Cita. ErtrintuorigEirr.—The members ci this
Bible Claw, conducwd by Kr. Meredith to °ow:action
with the St. James's Sunday School% ear* an sntertais.
meat on Thursday eveniog, in the upper schoolroom which
was about half dllsod. Mr. W. D. Durdnis, J.P.. of &Nis
li•ntss, occupied the chair. and Kr. A. R. Clark., organist
at Hunworthy Church, presided at the pianoforte. The
Pr4U.annoe included song, clout* • trio, • quartette,
glom, recitations. a dialogue, medlar&
BOADD OF GUARDIANS.— usual fortnightly taest(qg
of tin. Board was bold st the Board-room. L indent. oft
Thursday, and sras agenda.' by the Chairman (Mr. J.
Hama* the vioschairman (Mr. F Millos), and Kowa
G. Cirlu B J Ginway, C. Paterian, X R Elliott, sad
J. Rawlins. (elected Guardian.). and Mr. W Prates,
(stalllcio Guardian.)—The B ..rd .painted Mr. J. B.
Conway, the relieving ollistr for the first district,
Inquiry Mow under this Elementary Education Act for
the parishes of Hinson. Canford Magna. Parketana and
Loading% at • salary of £6 per annum, exclualve of het
Twee 000/ICM—A m...ung of the 'roan Council wig
attended by the Mayor (Cn.tricinor A. Belstool. Alderman
F. Styring. Councillor' G. Curti., W. D Duzdale, R.
Aldridge. T. Buckley, W. R Dumans, C. Hill, W..
Penney, S. J. Conway, and W. FL Ballard.—A communi-
cation (rum the Rev. J. A. Lawson, rector et Pools,
nitifled that the Rev. Cerr J. Glyn, rector of Wisch&m.
&mot .n, waa. the only Trusting living a/ thaw appointed
the Council In reference to the trust. crested by the
or the late Sir! ha Lester. as te the Evening Lectureship •
at St James's Church. Pools. It was reisolveid to ell op ,
the v&c.neva by appointing Woos ft Aldridge, C. J.
Stone. W. D. Doedale, T. &P.m sad Joke Slade, to act
a. Trustees in conjunction with Kr. 014.4.—50 me diet-no-
d= took place with reference to the repairs of the Angel
sad the tsbipwright's At,.., and it was ordered fast
they should be completed within • month —Mews.
sg,..dus and Son, shipwrights. &Wild to the Council to
grunt them • 21 yews' 15... of • slip of land. adjoining
ths Hamwartby boundary stone at a rental of Al
per annum. Tbs land in qttestion has been
rented by Messrs. Mowing for the pan 15 years.
and it was resolved to raw the matter to the Lind Com-
mittee, with full power to let the land upon such terms
no they might consider advisahle.—The Local Government
Board wrote requesting the Giannil to further madder
tbe quostioos of the appointmeat of an analyst for tits
borough. Thom prment appeared to be of octillion that
when • county anal. ha we, appointed be could sets.
analvist for the borough, sa had beim dons in She neigh-
bouring county of Hint. end other plaices. A resolution
was entered upon the minutes that in the opinion of the
Gunton it was unadviouble to appoint • borough analyst.
—The School Attendance Committee rooonstnendal that
he astlstry of their clerk (Mr. W. H. Diairioson) .hould be
£4O per annum, dating from the time of his appointment.
the salary to include attendances before the magistrates.
in support of sommonses under the Elements; y Education
At 'rb- C ioncil adopted the recommendation.
PT 13nsiona, Thu.sday. —Hof,' the Mauer (Mr A.
Balaton), Kr. W. D. Digdalss awl Kr. J. & Dart&
Upon the application of Kr Lionel Budge, the Bench
granted an sttensiin of time till one o'clock, for a iloWer
in connection with Court "Amity- of the Ancient Order
p,wester., to he held at the Antelope Hotel Aysembly.
room in *he following evening.

den Clelhara a m wried woman. wee suransoned for using
def ...tort language towards Charlotte Beecham. another
married woman, on the 6th of March. and at other
m nog Green Alloy—Mr Trevenlosi appeared foe
isfeedant. ertin pe raised ant to repm, tbe annoyance. ad
,he Bench dismissed the case, each woman to pay her own
c°!!••

—IL, F. Travers +Polled on behalf of Mr. J. T. Marston..
proprietor of the Dolphin Brewery, NI an order of elect_
meat osmium Jonathan Brown, lan lord of the (NJ St
element's Inn, /I .11shury street —lllr. C. T. Marston, the.
manme, of the DAPhie peewees, mid be bought the Oil
Si. cieroynt's Inn some time since for his father., anol
we iodic° to the tetvintm, Meson Godwin, to gurie sr,
pomemion on the 6th of January. Maw* Owdena as,.
▪ postewal 'on as far as they could, butdefeadatit. who "int
The sub.ten.nt, was allowed to remain la the bonne for a
little while until he could get mother boom. ne ha
(witness ha I no new tenant real 7,
_and the house
undergoing alteration, The defendant remade ,ed as a
tenant at will, free of rent, on the understmdiar that he
gem to go not quietly ..n the 18th of March, het 'on ref used
to go omit then, and still reined. —P S. Hallett proved that
helmeted a notice on dvfeudant on the 14th of March to
Ave up pow anon of the house on the 18th of March.—
Toe W•neh granted the order of ejectment a' &stoat defend-
ant, who did not appear.
IN•OCZNT —Robert 4 UM, In sick 4-bawdier man
who is under police stipervisi.,o, was eb arced on r„,annia
with stealing • pair of Mom. • mikes le
...monk
✓in,'.."44 at?' v.treu 12:4 th. Property of W,lli&w
apon, value 16'. the
oroterty of a men sunned While, frin',. Mr. Marie.
m .Ithouae in Hill unmet, 011 the 12t.b of Mnrch.—William
Harris, goal-ter to Mr. Wet". •os d he hedged the
inalthowie juAt pest fire on the seeable of the 12th of
Moth, leaving the article.. named in the building. Juat
p ut six the next morning he found one of the onallhowie
windows *Weida.° and mimed as the angel., lie meld
.wear that the shoes produced were those he lust
limy Jane %Flute mid she placed them shirty and an
apron in the malt-house to dry on the 12th of March, and
when she went to fetch them between ix and seven next
morning found they were gone. —John James, said he
tow ner come out of the gates leading from the
milt mule pied, about 1) minutes past nine on the
evening of March the 12th. He was carrying a boodle
under hie arm, and It was tied up In • enan white
el..th. Primmer formal, worked at the malt-home sad
and he did not know that he had Jut —Francis Kelly.
mid the prisoner called at her houm in St. Cleinenewiame
shout qouter to 1000 the night on March 1* to sneak to
her husband. He had a bundle in something "mite on
arrn. —P.C. Chattel,' said be snw prison-, at Hun worthy
slew minuted to lion the night of the 111th of March. He
spoke to him and he said be hied been to Poole to try and
gat • shit,, but coulf not, and be was going to Hannworthy
Junction to take the mail. Prisoner had a lane white
'anvils on his arm. He afterwards ascertained that
prisoner did not an to the Junction—P.B. Stillman said
prisoner came to the Woodford Police-station on the
evening of the Lleh of March, and asked for • ticket lot
rhe Union, which he gave him, as be bad no money.
Prisoner was somewhat the worse for drink. The follow,
ing morning in consequence of Info. motion he received
froze Sept. Bunt, he went to the Union and apprehended
the prisoner on the charge of committing a robbery at
P wis. Prison. said "you make a mistake, I tumor my
book too well "—Hobert Unmet, • almegenker, Being In
D ireet-street, Blandford, said prisoner came to nun on the
morning of the 13th Month, and offered to sell him the
aide of shoes produced for • shilling. Prism., said be bed
been to Doghouse and enlisted in the Knit'. ; he had
spent all his money and they gave hien the shoes to de
what he liked with. lie gave prisoner • shilling for the
shoal sad prisoner paid for halt-spat of beer for him.—
P.O. Lee mid he fetched the prhoost front B/andford on
the 14 of March, and he receiged the shoos from Loeurk on
the mom day.—Prumaer onosest.4 that he was quite
Innocent of the robber/5 which he said he know nothing
about—He mem contallid for trial at the Borough
Quarter &mime'

BIRTS.
March 16, et West Lal worth. Hthe wile it Mr. T. Lewis..
comtguard. of • d.ughter.
March st Wulf rah. tee wife of Mr. Ô. blue al-
&welter.
14ereh 19, at the Wilts and Direst Reek. Salisbury, the
wife of Arthur Anderson. of a daughter.
March 110, L Greenhill Cottages. Fordingtoa. wife of Mr. Jame. °oldie of • son.
March 1111, at limed iirieor Vicarage. Dared, the wile
of Yr. Elmer,' Pinner% of • WA-
March 111, at Corson Remory, Has. Mrs. Water
yortinan. et • we'
March 24. at No. 17. Orme Western Terme, Derehee-
ter, the wile of Mr. it Hamm. e ma.
March 11. at the King's Areas Rotel, Sliadfind, the
wife of Mr. J. Lorna Marsh, of • danshter.
March it. a Steadier& the wife of Mr. George Mandan
of • sod
March 96, at Blaadford St. Mary, the wife of W
Ward, of • daughter.
March St at S. Nicholarettreet. Wertnouth, talse wife of
Mr. G. Andrews of • son.
March 31. at Salsbury Walks, Dorchester, me will, of
Wed= Osmond, Manager of the Dori:maw Gm and
Ooke Company, of a daeaa...
MARRIAGIS.
March IS, at Wool. Mr J. 'Ebb, mimed sou of tee late
Mr. Robert RIM.. of Dorehector to Karr Sarah, eldest
deadlier or Mr. 12. Dorm. v.! W 0.4 Dweat
March M. at Tarrant Idonktoc. Church. * the. Rey. F.
Samoa, Kr. John Gard to Annis. eldest daughter of Mr
Silas ioth of Tarrant Rink ton. March 17, at All Swots' Chun*, Porten:mutt% Mr. W. P.
poesy, of ?Dole and Weymouth, to Emma, third daughter
ei Mr. Janie Briltable, of PartiruOut,.
DEATHS.
February it, st Peetanoutte Mr. N. White, forme:lY of
High Wevtatreet, Dorchester. aged (11 years.
March & at Maiden Newton, John R. Lower, aged 16
yearn
March at Sesame, Donet, Mr. Willem fiteminme,
la bia 80th year.
Merck 17, at &mace& road, Bride:et, hr. Jams
Ed wane. aged IS from
March 17, at Foam, Chard, Henry Joseph Sterns, msay
pan mammies clerk to Madam Tucker and Forward.
solicitors, aged 10.
Much 17,0* Wakehrtm. Portland, Mr. R. Cock le kis
Net Yrrar.
..11.11V-Ch 19, st No. 8, Cottage-4mm Mem/ Loedoo. S., Easily Ague., eldest surd rig daughter* Gus law %mu Godfrey Foulaer. of Weymouth, Dereet.
March 119. at RillPton Magna. Sarah, the beloved wife
Of William Gould, aged 70 years.
March II& at &Meld Farm. Wawa Regis. Sera& the
dearly sad much beloved wife of George Churchill. mod
Hru. toes Is deeply regretted by her Gorily. sad • large
circle of relates and friends. Diad in pesos.'
March M, at II o.kler Flare, Weymouth, if conmetioa
if the lunge, F. 6, &sell, seed 60 years, beloved sad
setesened by all who his. him and deeply lamented. Res mad was mem
March 113, at Portesham after • law days Waage Alice
Ewa the dearly beloved and lamented daughter of
viLeef and Elisabeth Pitcher. aged 1305 s.
March 23, at Si, High Ket-areet. Dorchester, Nis
Iflisobeile Dation. former, 4 Fordlugton. aged 741.
Much IL at Dorchester. Didamiale, the beloved wife
of Mr. James Name, aged 74 yews.
March 16. at Newtown. Mahone' Poet, Lacy. eldest and
beloved daughter of Mr. IL Demi. aced 114 Mardi 16, at ldiberne Port, Mr. George laniard, aged X
years.
March 16, at the Peatellid. leaden Herring, Clem
Marth Stereos, fourth daughter of Thomas sad Mar;
Whittl4uttrestizager.
MY. he. just died at the age old lge
of il&
Sir Gilbert Scott.t.einiareat areidgeat. died on
Wednesday, aged 67.
The Rev. Father Great, rector of the Scotch College ae
Rome, died on Weduesday. Tbre dammed was the
organism. of the Catholic Rierarchy to be reessablegaid
Scotland.is
The wife of the imam of the Breed Theatre (Mira Peat
who died on Thames,. sad EA was Uwe diulikter by •
second wife, of Mr Wm. Maoready. whs, by his Ma
wife, was father of the tragedian.
The widow of Radii luis last died. at Peary, la her
79th zwr.
Ometala Robert Cochrane Military Knish sad late al
the 74th Regiment, ha• lost died at Ms la the
Guile Yard. Caotele Webrams was ours of the few
surrivom of the Pjaeoj_ War, sad was • "IMMIX'
man' from to niailio
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