The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-08 00:00:00

POOLE.

oof this Pa may be obtained of Mr. 0. J.
1070DFOILD, w
Stamp Glace • Mr. W. a LANII,IIII,
BookseUer, fllsk•street ; old of the Nswinnsr ; also
of Mr. Casuals G 14, Kingland-plase, Long-
flaft. to whom ode to and items of news
should be sent.
BAND Or Hors Monsforr.—lt is proposed to
organise • Band of Hope in connection wi every
Sunday School in the Borough, and to hold elm•
ultaneous meetings on the first Friday in every month
at seven o'clock.

Perry Elsosion. Tboredsv.—Befors the Maim W.
N. Women) sad-Ilusrs. W. Norm N. Kusp-Wakh. A.
Mika. sad J. &DgrEU. _

Boauthae. —Uwe the application of Mr. H.
T. Trevanioc, the Bench Punted su outdoor beerhouse
lice M
nse to r. Charles Thomas Hilluoith. of UPPIT
Perkstace.—Kr. 111sory, lendlord of tbe Bamer's Anise
I'M l.'s. noon the opolicabon of Mr. P. Z. L Bodes.
p.sted ea hour', extension of Use for • Club supper to be
bald at his house oath. following *yentas.

BIZACItie or rue Hosanna Brsi-gerg.—Therssee U.
Polk. of Loneliest, was sumisoa•il for erecting • taw/
building on the Q ray without depositing plans with the
Borough Surveyor. The Town Clerk (Mr. H. W.
Dickenson) supported the suntmosa and the Borough
Surveyor (Mr. H. Miller) wee called to prove that the
erection in question was a "new
said be had erected • wears te his oMee and els) • smell
store, het be contra Jed Lot it ..•• not • "new baildiaG"
He celled Mr. W. Pearcey, the builder, in support of
The Bench decided that the erection yes a "new build'
ing," and fined defendeat la, but remitted the costs.
Rickard Pike, a builder. M SiwiltSbuuruu•
stoned for committing • like offence at Upper Perkstone.
—The Boroulh Surveyor said &deadest was making
additions to fit. Aldbelais Church, near the Boyne
Volley Pottery, and he had not received Uie plans.—
Dideisdent contended that ha was not the proper person
to surname, es he was employed by the Rev. Mr. Bury to
do the work. He lived seven miles away, and did not
know that the church was in the Poole district —The
magistrates ruled that the owner was the proper person
to summon.—The Town Clerk argued that either the
owner or builder amid be proceeded &Pinsk but the
Bench dismissed the us ..--The Tows Clerk withdrew the
cummons against Chariot Buteldeps. of Perkstooe, tut
obstructing the contractor tor the removal 01 night m4l.
as he found there wee • Saw in the cage, no notice haring
been served on the defendant to elate the Deleeuw
existing on his presoWs.
IJeatme BOTL—Willion Stone sad Willies* Iffilkine, two
boy,, were summoned tor throwing stones in Cinnamon-
lane, on Monday.—Mr. T. J. Tulsa, builder, said the
defendeate and other boys were continually running over
his preinises and throwing stogies He bed repeatedly had
his windows broken, and on one occasion • stone ease
through his oMoe window sad struck him on the hoed.
, He &runt the &deaden& theswing tone. on biloodee mid
I one large stone I. I upon his child's toe. —Defendants
denied throwing sto-iee and Wilkins said X. Weed
chastised hird—The Mayor ordered each defendant to pay
es. costs, and suspended Judgment daring their good
behaviour.

flaToaDar. —Berm ttia Mayor and Mears. J. B. Doran
aad IL Farmer.

A Violin Wolux.—Matilds Stiethind. • married
women ot mit town, wu brought up in custody charged
with being drunk and incapable on the previous night._
PS. &taken stated that betmen ten and eleven o clock
on the previous night b. an. called to the Railway Hotel.
and Moro found the prisoner lying on tbe K.or drunk_
Two young cu-n wore holdiag Mr down to meant Mr
committing ihicide. He out for Dr. Philpote, who sad
she san ouly suffering from drunkenases Priam. was
Tory violent, and called out Kill me." He an. obliged
to strap her to &stretcher to tako Mr to the P.diceetation.
and on arriving there he had to handcuff her hands
bohlod bor.—Dr. K P. Plaine/is said he saw tin prisoner
at the Hallway Hotel. and du was havoc arid and
attempted to injure laereal. He advised hoz removal to this
Poliaretatlon.—Prisoner said sli• was very unhappy, ite
her hatband did sot me bee well, sad aka did at care
what became el lier.—Th• Yam limed pH/roper si. sod
east., aid advised her to bare her husband if she could
Dot U,. comfortable with him

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BOARD OF OIJA.RDIANS.
The I:Reich:ly meetang a this body was bald as
Thursday, Kr. J. Houma in the chair, and there were
present—Messrs (i. Curii•. J. W. Beckley, a L Baker,
Sharp, C Paterson. L B. 'Mott. D. Salon. Z. J.
Camay, sad W. Maadus (cleeted Guardians). sod Messrs.
W. D. Dugdsle, J. B. Durell, G. 11. thatch, H. Farmer,
earl T. Udine (borough siaristratell.
The Mom read the following letter with reforms* to
the extreurdinsay conduct of • relieving
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"Local Government Board, Whitehall, &W.,
"MO Ifircia sm
"Sir,—l am directed by the Local GuYernameot Board
I. ecknowledge the receipt of your letter of the WM ult.
respectitig the coodoci of Mr. G. & C.onway, relaying
(ACK for the Fula Dittrict of the Poole IJaloh The
Board lam also received your further letter of the Srd
Instant, in which yam mtate that Mr. Ouzo*, expleined to
the metafiction of the Guardians the cause of his absence
from his duties ow the occasion referred to.

"I am directed to inlorm (Oa the, the Board bar*
written to Mr. Conway 20%1110140g him to furnish them
with an immedisteexionnetion of the conduct complalwed
of in your latter fib. flnidmentionsd data.
"I am. Sir,
"Your obedient servant.
"J. F. Remo,
" Aserstest Swaetary.
"To Mr. J. Slade, Clerk to the Guardians of the Poole
Union. Pools."
In reply to Mr. Bout, the Clerk said the satisfactory
explanation only referred to the Bret time that Mr. Con-
way wee absent from his &tiles
The Clerk produced • report by Mr. J. C. Ciuttarhuck.
D.O L, on* of Her Majesty • Inspector. of Union
Schools, as to the state of the Yr-elbows School. Tho
Inspector stated Chet II out of LS scholars in the first
division had passed wyth credit, and be was glad to he
able to report very favourably of the progress of the
children in the school.
The Clark read • letter from the Local Government
Board seknovrkelging ins receipt of the plans or four
dormitories for aged couples which the Chanties, Propose
to add to the weekhouse..

-V-Iliceefere-nos- to the dia puked election of rata collector,
the Clerk said he sent • copy of the minutes of the pro-
ceedings to the Local Government Board, but he had not
received any answer.
The CMAL11,11•11 read the following letter on the subject:
" Local Government Board,
" Whi &W.,
"Mad March, 187 V.
am directed by the Local Government Beerd
to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 17th
inatent, informing them of the proceedings which took
place at the recent election of collector of poor-rates for
the parish of Eli. James, in the Poole Union, and stating
the grounds upon which you mjected the rotate of elev..
boroutamagtstrates who claimed to vote as en-eihio
guard at such election.
I am directed to inform you that the subject to which
itocr.Letter relates will receive the consideration of the
"1 am, sir,
'Your obedient servant,
"J. P. Borrow,
" Assistant Seas_ tary.
"To Jahn Hayman, Req., Chairman of the Board it
Guardiase of the Poole Union, High-street, Poole.'

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Mr. Pollnow expressed the opinion that the chairman
ought to reed Ms letter to the L-ical Goversintent Board.
but Mr. Heyman mid it was a private letter, and he bad
not got it with him.
The Ct.mut said be bad written to the Mayor luting
that the police might be allowed to collect the voting
at the approaching electiou of guardians, the con-
run other persons whq were collectors last year having
been complained of. He read a letter from the MaTor
approving of the suggestion, but stating that be was
advised by the Town (Berk that be had no power to
authorise in. police to perform such duties.
Ur. DUODAIA thought the matter rested entirely with
the Watch Committee. and Mr. CURTIS said be would
bring forward the subject at the meeting of that com-
mittee on the (Miseries day.