The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-31 00:00:00

POOLS.

AN OLD NUT SELLER, named John Clark, of Nor-
wich, at.the LUDO court, wag fined :is. and costs for
being drunk and dieorderly in the street* on Saturday
night. He was allowed a week to pay in, which
douhtlowly he will make good use Of.
OOSINO.—Tne employies, with their wives and
sweethearts, of the Dolphin Brewery, to the number
of 70, had, in spite of the rain, • very pleasant outing
on Monday. The is. Telegraph had been engaged,
and conveyed the party to the picturesque little town
of Swanage, where, after • capital luncheon at the
Ship Hotel, the visitors, as well aa the weather would
permit, went on a tour of inspection of the places of
Interest with which it abounds. Afterward* • first-
clue dinner was served up at the some hostelry,
resided over hy one of the respected heads of the
firm, Mr. C. Marston (Mr. Muleades in the vice).
Mirth end melody reigned during the after-dinner
proceedings, and an equally to-ba-sppreciated tea
was afterwards discuised before the homeward voyage
was made.

ON Tuesday lut • cricket match was played on the
Poole Grounds between the Holcombe Regis School
and Pools. The Poole men in their first innings
scored 44, old 122 in the second, whilst the Holcombe
Rlgis School made 22, and lost on the first innings by
the same number. The home team was undoubtedly
stronger than their opponents, who, however, played •
spirited gams, the bowling being very good. Messrs.
Cooper and Knight did remarkably well for Poole,
whilst Mr. Styring in the second innings mode • score
of 'l4. & von.l pirosri was provided by Ur. J. licealla,
.4 the Station Hotel. . . . .

SCHOOL TREAT& OoWollittada• three school
treats took place here. The St. James' Sunday Salto il
he 1 theirs in a field on tho Stone eiate, lent by Mr.
W. 1). Magda°. T, ree "'ii 1., the Wareham, the
Polo Excelidor, and ti, 1.. c it Fit., ea 1 Drum,
were in attendance, and the proc Wee an Wipes.
in.! one. The Wesleyan S•tiolay School hod theirs in
a field lent by Mr. Salami I ‘chiale. The Po de Brass
Ban I attended ; and the Unitarian Sunday School
nt •0 Br .o lot me The diy ca. to at propitious.
and i .ach coo' tile y oingstero, thank. to the kind
attentione of their to ichore, enjoyed themselvee
hum .n-ely.
IN,LLEGIC ot. P.cle,•ieruto —The results of the Mid-
summer examine, inn in connection with thiscollege ha ve
just be puhlished aol we note -thet the whole of
the puoils *eat by Mr Stepney. of Poole Collegiate
School, have been suceessfud The following is a list
.f the candidate. mot certificates ohtained H.
Col first class; Erueet Tilsed, second des'; Harry
G Mop, thir I &am ; Timms, Overewl, third claw..
Ile pupil were examined in En.iish grammar and
analysis, Enclish history, geography, arithmetic,
eleehr.,, nd asii.g. We may also add that
..ters Cole, Tilrel. end Gallop obt iined second-
ctn. certifi the ex unination held in May last
In connection with the G oernment S :Jena) and Art
Denirtme-t. —subjecor hlagnetiam and fle..-"-"A•
THK WICiLICYAN CONFICaIacK. ice tYe.leynn
feren,e MOL TUI.II at mild when the Rev. T.
mec.ll.4h electe i president. The first draft of
stattons,- issued 03 Friday evening, ;Saes the
appointments in thie portion of the Portsmotith
as foil :—Poole, Marmaduke Pni.,gall;
Inint,o, eupernumerary. Wareham William
J cim (1). hoeenion inth, Nehemiah Carnock (a),
I who shell chinge onfe e Sunday in every four weeks
will the ttt i l ii•tor •tf the do Circuit; Thomas
Meri supeesumerary. Swacsge, George Meadows,
who shell Outage on one Sunday In every quorter with
the mindier of th W rail 'in Circuit. WWll:woe.
Tiln,y !Hying. Steohen J. Little. Christchureh and
frouninctoe, .1•4.41 Mount( ,rd, Moundord Wyche
Mountforri. B A. (Letnington).
A Heavy FINK --- tto• Pidice-court on Saturday,
before Mr. G. Curtis. AA Mr. W. N. Western.
Sarah Stone. Candioe-row, wit. chore'sl with unlaw-
fully sonsultine her danAter. Sarah Steven*, on J
19-h.—Thee mplad ant 5 titi on the previous Thursday,
without yr ,voc dion. the defendant knocked her down,
and kicked her very severely about the body. She
WAS in considerable pain afterwards and went to a
doctor. —Martha Lloyd, a neighbour, said she sow
the kicks shninistered. hut both the mother and her
daughter were the worse for drink, or she did not
think it would have happoned.—lle. Vernede said he
examined the compbduant soon after the occurrence,
and also that morning. He found two or three bruises
about her holy, which might have been caused by
kicks. The nlows. h mover, were not violent enough
to have broken honor to hive caused any int•rnal
injuri• IC —The c miasmata, recalled said she was in
a public-hone. the came mottos as this happened,
but denied that she was tlinCilic —The defendant
wive her .1 u Ater a h il eliarecter and sail she beat
her for her goo I. k mt bad company, and eh.
did not know what to with her—The Bench nail
an assault ha 1 eviceotly been committed and the
defendant wool! he fined n 10... including coda, or
• month's imp liniment with hard labour.