The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-14 00:00:00

POOLE.

ACCIDENT. —Mil. • nurse, wee on Friday
evening walking down Chi
bowling Green Alley when she
slipped down and broke her leg. She is under the care
of Mr. Turner. surgeon.
FAlL—During
hel4la eltd the past
he ttewe pkooie Fu
the
.nyNovemberdr A large
falrahaes
been
number of exhibitions, he., plenty of noise, and •
general nuisance to the neighbourhood, were its only
characteristic'.
aI.OPZSING Or THII B•TTIRT CHAPIL—On Wed,
nesday, the Baptist Chapel, Hill-street, was re-oponed.
after having undergone a thorough renovation. A
prayer meeting was held at eleven o`olook, under the
presidency of the Rev. J. H. Osborne, and in the after-
noon a sermon was preached by the Rev. J. G.
Gregson, of Ponces,. The Rev. J. 11, o,blrne,
H. Sopper, of Salisbury, Rev. Cl. Williams, of
Lymineton. and Rev. T. Orr, also took part in the
services, In the evening • public tea was held at the
Town Hall, when the chair was occupied by M. Kemp-
Welch, Esq. The hall was very crowded.
FOURTH IJORSIT RITIA CORPS.—On Tuesday even.
log, Captain and Adjutant Barrett made his usual
inspection of the Fourth Dorset (Poole) Rifle Corp., at
the bead-quarters, Hunger HilL At the close of the
inspection Captain Barrett addressing the corps said
that 90 men of the Dorset battalion, were required to
form • guard of honour to the Palau and Pnnoeu of
Wales on their arrival at Wimborne ea rock for
("natal House. Of thaw 30 would be selected from
Poole, 30 from Wlniborne, and 30 from Blandford,
He should require every man to be thoroughly drilled
and well up to the mark.
Sinuous Gm ACCIDINT.—On Tuesday night, • man
named Matthews was in the harbour with a boat and
gun on the look out for wildfowl, when he saw at some
distaste, what appeared to be a cluster of birds. He
fired at the object, which turned, out to be a boat oon-
Wiling Thomas Donioney, who had also gone out to
shoot wildfowl One of the 'hots fired by Matthews
went through Thmoney'a cheek and tongue, and we
understand that other shots penetrated his fast. On
his calling out, Matthews went immediately to his
asektanee and towed him in his boat to the Quay; when
he was conveyed home. He is under the medical care
of It,. W. Turner.

jMixiinn ricLuAlf Hotreandoa.oA..l!evirmeer.n d d t
ittety etergil. and
eleven, were charged with stealing, on Satury mornin.:, two
liars of soap from a box on the Quay, being part ol • consign-
ment by the ship Mayflower, to Yr. Charles Hite, C ,nclusive
evidence was given, and the prisoner, said they sod the soap
to a man at the fair. Judgment was suspended on condition
that the prisoners should be punished by their parents.
THOWIDAT. —Bel ors W. W. Naive, W. L. C. Ade),
and C. J. Stone, &qrs., and the ex-Mayor (Alilennan F. T.
RIC 4
r Vaocniknox Am.—Monks BOLL was summoned for
slacting te have his child vaccinated according to the Act
of i 867.— rs Bail said the child use vaccinated ten months
since by Mr W. Turner, seeped. —Mr J. Slade, clerk to the
board of ruardisno, who proceeded in the ease, told the msgiv-
{rates he was provided with the vaccination register kept by
Mr Smith, and the defendant was there returned as
a defaulter. Rs had no doubt the woman's statement was
correct.
Joint Seco, was summoned for a similar offence.—Mrs
Snook said she had gone to Mr Turner, but could not see him,
sod the child had been very W.
In answer to a summons' iseued against WILLIAM COLZ, Mrs
Cole said the child had been vaccinated Mx Hume by Dr.
Cribb'. assistant. She asked him fore certificate, but he told
her she did not require one.
There was a summons alpinist WILLWI Ettwalto UATCIIIUI,
and Mrs Hatcher stated that she had her child vaccinated that
morning. The operation use previously performed, but was
unsuccessful—Ml.llElllth aiteniled in court at the COIICIUSOII
of the cams, and said that the mien Some of the parents
were entered as defaulters, although their children had been
vaccinated, was that be did not receive medical coil tflmwe to
the elect that the operation had been performed.—The num-
inous against Cole was dismissed; the other ninimunaos were
adjourned.
Wacker CONDUCT.—EiIn.T BcOTT and MAZY COLLINGTOII,
two "unfortunates," were summoned by Superintendent Hunt
fur behaving indecently, and making use of obscene language
o.i the quay, on Tuesday last. Collington was sent to
prison for fourteen dap', and Soott for ow week with hard
labour.