The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-29 00:00:00

POOLE

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Tn. Thum Tuns or; TIII Pow.- -No las than 53
cargoes of timber Wars inipartad into this port daring the
met year. They we consigned as foliose. J.
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.(orten. : Mr. & Lewin, 11; Wears, Sydenbani, Hunt.
and Corti ;and May and Hare& t
Tan Swiea TTHOLISIC MILOMIIII.—This company, Ave
In number, appeared in their •uitive costume at the
Temperance Hall on Monday and Tuesday eveninim and
gave excellent entertainmenta. They were not so largely
patronised nu they deserved to be.
A Nam IMIZICAL Soc:mr.—A new musical society, to
be called "The Poole Musical A...aviation," has ban
started. Mr. J. Smith, organist at St. James's Church, is
the ormthavtor and the first practise wee held at the house
of Dr. I P. PailEots on Molder evening.
Tat Law or LVIDIVICIL —Ow borough member, the
Hon. gyelTH Ashler, gave notice in the House of
Common. on Thursday that he should introduce his Bill
to Amend the Law of Evidence in Criminal Cases at an
early date.
"Tag Samosa Famos."—Kiss Weston gave her
intervene amount of the Daronport Sailors' Rat and
Institute, and of work done afloat and on shore amongst
Oh. seamen and marinas of the Royal Navy, at fit Plies
Schoolroom on Thursday afternoon_ The Rev. J. A.
Lawson preside&

Act.—The Visiting Justices of our Borough
Gaol hays received the following communication from
the So:Mau of State for the Home Department :
Whitehall, Ifist January, 1878.
GanUemen.—ln view of the transfer of the various
gaols to the Prison Commissioners on the commencement
of the Prison Act, 1147, Mr. Cross consilers it desirable,
on grounds of convenience, that all goods manufactured
for sale, which, by the 56th section, are excepted from the
transfer, should be removed from the priwins on the lit
of April: and be directs rue to request you to make the
nommen' arrangementa for ensuring that this shall be
done as regards in. prison under your contral.—l ant,
gentlemen, your obedient servant,
A. F. 0. LIDDILL.
To the Visiting Justices of the Prison, Poole.
FIRS AT THE POOL' POTTERY. —Shortly. after seven
o'clock on Sunday evening therea, part of Moms. Carter
and Sons' architectural pottery on the East Quay was
discovered to be on fire. The Fire Brigade, with one of
the town engines, was quickly on the spot, and a good
supply of water was at once obtained from the Harbour.
The wind was blowing favourably, and the Sr. was
confined to the building in which it originated, and soon
got under. The fire was ranged by the Ignition of the
woodwork around • large kiln, the beat from which is so
great that two previom fires have occurred at these works
In the same way. Ttie damage was confined to the
" gutting" of shout 20 feet of the building and the
dpaniellon of some pertly manufactured ornamental
floor tiles. We believe Messrs. Carter were insured
against tire, no that the loss to them will not be heavy.
Ton INDUSTRIAL ILKHIRMON. —A public meeting,
prestied over by the Sherd (Mr. W. Mate), wan held at
the Temperance Hall on Thursday evening, for the
purpose of explaining the object.' of the proposed
Industrial Exhibition for the county of Dorset, to he held
at Weymouth in July next. Explanatory and com-
mendatory addremes were delivered by the Chairman,
Mn, W. M. Thiselton tone of the secretarim), the Ray. J.
A. Lawson, Councillors W. D. Dugdale, G. Curtis, and R.
Aldridge. Mr. (1. R. Crickmay (Weyniouth), and Kr. P.
E. L Budge. The following local committee was
appointed :—Meesra W. Mate, High-street ; B. Smith,
High-street; & Easel'. Parade_._. Overend, Denmark.
place: .1. Osman. Market-street : W. Taylor, Hunger-hill;
. Beat, jun.. Parkstone : A. Imber, Towngate-street ; R.
Rettray, West-street; G. linher, Towngatewtreet
Minden, Longest; Lanett, Baiter; and Young, Park-
stone. _ _

-i'Lict. Tuaiday.—/Ware lamas. C. 3. /Aces aad G. H.
Clutch. _

—ilisasest Parrott waa brought up in custody charged with
being in the enclosed yard of Mr. Richard Shutter, out-
fitter, High-street, at quarter-past twelve that morning.
and not giving a good account of himself.—P.S. Heiken
stated that from Information he received he went to Kr.
Shutter's premises at quarter-pout twelve that morning
and searched the yard. He found the prisoner standing
behind the door of a c.c., and questioned him. The
prisoner said he was welting to go to work at the Bow
Bag Work., Brompton, London, and as he did not give a
satisfactory account of himself he took him into custody.
Prisoner appeared to have been drinking, but he walked
to the Police-elation all tight —Prisoner told the magis-
trates he had been working at the Gas.worka named by
the sergeant lie had been drinking at several public.
houses and be thought he must have been drugged, as he
had no recollection of what took place.—The Bench
sentenced prieonsr to seven days' hard labour.
COMITT Comm Monday—Before His Honour, Mr.
Lsfroy. . -
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TILTING TO TAII/C ADV/PTAGE Of • Marra& —George
Wertheim coin-dealer, Poole, v. Jolts lesteii, market
gardener. Lytchett Minster. —A. claim of £2 do Si. for
goods supplied. —Mr. H. T. 'Darman appeared for plain-
tiff—ln this case the defendant was clearly attempting
to take advantage of a mistake. He
_produced a bill
headed "Mr. Fancy. Lytchett Minster, forth. amount
of 10e 5.1.. and admitted owing that atm. but the plaintiff
proved that he had two customers of the name of
" Fancy" living at Lytebett Minster, and thst this bill
must ham been delivered to defendant by mistake—His
Honour ordered defendant to pay the claim in instal-
menta.—.2l ton fortnight and £1 a mouth.
701101.111 T OR PITIJORT I—John JOWL boree-dealer.
Southampton, v. Chaise Ammo( and William Aerated,
tractors, Kinsou. —A claim of £l2, balance due on •
horse sold at Woodbury-hill Fair in M. —Mr. Hanna of
Weymouth, appeared for plaintiff, who waa not tomcat,
—William Sherwood had signed an admission of the
claim, and now said his brother had nothing to do with
the tromeaction. —Mr. Hann,.produced an agreement to
pay the debt, signed by Charles Sherwood- and
" William Sherwood," and the latter admitted his signa-
ture to be genuine, but the former swore that the other
signature was not in his handwriting.—Mr. Hanne said
it was either a case of Jogger, or perjury which he would
sift to the bottom, and asked for on adjournment of the
came es against Charles Sherwood.— ' Honour gave
judgment forthwith spinet William Sherwood, and
adjourned the cam Minuet Charles Sherwood, remarking
that if two credible witherse proved that he did sign the
mproectimot, he should send him for trial for perjury.
BAWITRUPTCT —nil was the day axed for the public
examination in re Jnineill Gower, of Swansea a bankrupt.
—The Registrar said the debtor was made a bankrupt
alter he bad absconded to Australla.—Mr. H. T. Trevanion
(who appeared for the truces, Mr. Mak* of filwanao)
said the trustee had no accounts to offer. The debtor
went away on • Sunday night, and the day before be
displayed of all his available assets to several gentlemen,
and they proposed to ham a meeting before the Registrar
to try the -liability of those gentiermea—The public
examination of the debtor was adjourned Sille
Tax WAIL/ilia OW OTI2I-13CILDT31—Jesass
builder, Loneliest, v. Sanaa Leekees„ baker. plumber,
and house agent. Longficiet. The plaintiff claimed
.240 12a, made up as follow. : —Building bakehome and
oven, and cementing chimaera. plaintiff 454 dam at
le. 64. per der. £lO sa, and labourer Mil day., at per
day, £4 n0._,21. jde ; plastasmnfoisr cottages at DS lOs
per cottage, £, snaking together the amount of the
claim. The defendant pleaded a counter-claim of
123 the. 7d, for denimss sustained through %mama
workmanship in building the oven and chimney, which
were totally melees, and had to be pulled down and re-
built, and new materials provided. —Mr. Lionel Budge
for plaintiff; Mr. H. T. Trevanion for the
de" erri lant. —Aftm • great mass of evidence had been
taken pro. and cot judgment was entered for plaintiff for
CIS 12a
Prrrr SiMatava, Thursday—Before Mame W. D.
moo* j. Derail, sad G. H. Dutch,
Alen Clorebill, a young woman of loose character_ was
summoned for assaulting Mizsbeth lane Gallon, landlady
of the Poole Arms, Quay. on Friday night.— Mr.
Trmeioci appeared for complainant —The compiainsat's
rase, a. sworn to by herself. Robert Batche. and
George Leaning ow that the defendant was ill.using •
girl named Ellen Hallett outside the Poole Arise about
20 mantes toll o'clock on Friday night. Coreptatemot
°mended with defendant, who then struck her '
=sr& blows in the face and blackened her ey se—Annie
Scott and Mary Ann Hopkins were callad for the defense,
mad swcee that complainant fiat pushed and struck
defendant. and they then fought for several minutes—
There was • moeseummans against lira Gallon for
ee.ettise th. piii Churchill, and the latter gave evidence
In support of it to the Ulna effect as that given by her
two witnemia —H eery Themes Gattee, the landlord of
the Poole arms, was 1111020 SUBMIOned for aseacuting the
• Churchill on Satarday.—Complmiaant swum that
defendant dew out of his boom about o'clock on Satur-
day, as she was paring the Poole Arms, and caught her
by the throat and tried to pull her into the house. She
got away, and he abated her. "Polly" Hopkins
corroborated. —For the defame Jobs Weatberall, Wallace
y•er ad William Laney were celled to disprove
Churchill'. and Hvkine inidence—The Chairman said
the evidence on both sides was so conilicting that they
could not possibly convict. Leh party would have to pay
their own costa, and as they were beery the Bench Wad
they would be sufficient punishment to prevent • recur
mos of such disgraceful 1000.5.
OUR DATTT-4-oHrill37l &
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Christian I ham deemed it my duty to do all
in nte power to effort the Mesas of that iinfortunate man
at Dartmoor known se "oh. Claimant," but whom I
firmly believe to to Sir Roger Ticliborse. I =az
however, to and that colnistere of religion
rvast number of Mokusert of itit:l6=.lvith
ndifference what I believe to he • monstrous Misetim
mny mg of all such to reed Prov. rale. 11 and 11 v., and
note what is said of those who "forbear to Maim them
that are drawn in death," and also the following 00111MISIP
tag on that purge of Scripture in HOU, and Bcott's
commentarY
" We should nrrer forget that our beartmarching God
will to aomant for the devices and thoughts of caw
beer= Instead of investing evil things with the
=lecherous Forams, or entertaining our min& with vain
and sinful thought.. we ought to be continually looldne
around m to see what rood we can do or what mischief we
ten prevent, and we need not wsi: long for opportunity..
Uw.bslSaloooofgood works. /Per i/ er
mos ear d.py
=4„,envi*peramset entemusmejor ku denerranTs. 14 imcg:
things, bovrover „ the deceitfulness of the heart mtmit be
peculiarly guarded against For mall love suggests many
ta:aimouses. end the esendenor soy be bribed to bring
ble
Annsinsaie sotiet, where it geoid see dives ; Ind
the Lord rat order a rehearing of the NNW; He will
manifest the secrets of all Imam end render onto every
man according to his work,. and if he ands our 01,700.11
jamaideat, and the effect of indolanoe, cowardice, self
indidgenc• and unbelief. we =all be considered se charge-
able with • share of that edit which we migkt..!r!
imamate'', opposed, and as keying mermaid It
Shea miser, which we oeglit to have psnianted. —Yoai
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t"tYroele. hammy 11 iii& GRUM LEWIINIZA