The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-07-18 00:00:00

COUNTY PETTY SESSIONS.

MIIIDAY.
%foes J. W. T. Tyler, 0. C. Form, J. W. B.
Hawlanworth, and W.. M. Wendt, &pm

11.60LTS.

Arobabiee Whittle, labourer, of Winfrith. was
Illaliaosed for M.sult9.g amed beating Ana Whittle
and Walter Whittle at Wlnbithoui the init.—Defend-
ant who did sot appear, was fined 16e. sad owls 9.. for
each aeon, or 14 dere, hoWlsonnment.
Frederick Luker eamalosed Charism gammen, of
Swans's, for a similar offes,e, on the 99th Jue lest,
sear the pier at Swanage.—Med £3 indudjeg tag&
A crow summon Was abo beard against Lukw
which wam dimmined.—Yr. Dickeneon appeared for
plaintiff, sad Mr. Atkinson for defendant.
111•111/121.

An woliostion for the transfer of lb. Somme of the
Fox sad /gmb Inn, Wareham, wee granted to James
Burden.
A transfer of tbe Booms of the Greyhound Inn,
Winterbourm Sinentoti. Waa &POW for, and irraakd
to Samuel Skinner.
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An application for ea order of &Misfit:a mai made
be &Rio Leare, to be made on Robert
.roiner,of Bare &Pek, for the =Wort of bar
mate Mal bon 16th July 18131, mad dbmined.MLlC:
Howardid=red tor cosPigAsest. u.dULr. Ditiguiscs
lour

MANAMA
Ws notice three out of the twelve stab have been
Von the new recreation ground the shore,
olui Bltearman on ;
we hope to see others follow r
will be • great accommodation to visitors.
Eirgnicsen. —The third time this season the announce-
ment has been made that the steamship Empress would
make an excursion to Lulworth COTO, and for the
third time last Tuesday the intending excursionists
bad to he disappointed owing to the weather; the
wind being B.W. she could not make the Cove.
Although a :rest many knew she would not go, there
MIMI about 70 wending their way down to the pier at
the appointed time, and the Captain very -kindly
took them round to the new lighthouse, Bt. Alban.
Head, and then bock and some the Eitodland Bay for
an hour or two, and, by his obliging manner, he pleased
them all. All wont home satisfied and with wishes
that he may soon be able to take them to visit the
Cove.
Last Wnot the interment of Reuben Brown, •
=L stone mason, of Herston, took place. He had
for .aboist Moe mouths, six of which were spent
I. Dorchester Hospital, from which institution be was
discharged Incurable.He died on the Saturday before
lent at the early age of 21 years, • trait Chriinlan, and
leaves behind • testimony that he is gone "To be La
emir with the Lord." Hs was borne (by his wish)
from his home to the Wesleyan Chapel and from there
to the minietery at Swann*, and a great many f Bowed
to show their respect. According to the young man's
wish lir. Longman conducted the service, and on
linnday last, • very impressive sermon was prserbed
by Mr. Iringinore in the afternoon, at the Hermon
Wesleyan Chapel from the tart " There shall be no
more pan" tan from Rev. 21, part of the 4th Terse.
Tbe chapel was well filled.

Pool.'.
SUNDAY CLOSING BlLL—Petitions both or and
against this Bill have been exten-lvely signed in this
town, Thy show about an equal number of signs-
tures.
Trig Tram Titarig.—During the month Piet past
there have arrived at Poole 11 vessels, 2,279 tone
register, while at Bristol the number has been eight
only, but of about double the register.
Rum Cottrxrrrtos.—The competition for • cup
Presented by Lieut. Wheatley took place at the verge,
Hamworthy, on Saturday. The cup is to be won
three times before it becomes the property of the
successful shot. Sergeant Rowthorn for the first time
carried it off with • more of 55. The other norm were
—Private Lacey, 49; Private Hitching, 46; Sergeant
Knight, 42; Gaour-Sergeent Hoskins, 38; Private
HeeMne, 32; Private Killed's, 29; Private Joyce,
28; Private Obeeseman, 26; Privets Billows, 21 ;
LanarCterporal Burden, 21; Private Marsh, 19;
Private Williams, 15; Private Stevens, 11. The shoot.
wee not very good, but that may be accounted for by
the fact then was • stiff wind blowing from the left.
frost.
OnDem.LOws.—The half-yearly meeting of the Poole
district was held last week at the Loyal Idanuers
WV-room, Antelope-inn, Ringwood, and was attended
by about 40 delegates from the various lodges in the
dirtrl4. Mr. W. Sharpe. Provincial Grand Master of
Poole, prodded, P.D.G.M. Nesbitt in the vine, and
Mr. NV,, N. Western acting as CS. The accounts
showed that during the half-year £235 bad been paid
on the deaths of 13 members and 16 menib-rs' wives,
leavings balance in hand of £506 18.. P.G. F. Cane,
of Wimborne, was elected District Auditor, and P.G.
John New, of Pook,xaminine officer of Vs district,
in the place of Bro. W. New, deceased. It was also
resolved a letter of condolence should be written to the
widow of their late respected brother, Mr. S. T.
Martin, of Poole. The next meeting is to be held at
Sturminster Newton.
Rownea. —Our Rowing Club again maintained the
sopremaey already eared, at the htudeford neeatta on
Thursday. The weather was bad, and several sailing
and other matches had to be postponed, but it cle.rA
up about half-past three eutly to allow of the
starting of the race for the fmr-oared galleys. The
prime were :-14, £5; 2nd, £3; 3rd, £2. Four crews
bad entered, representing Poole, Bournemouth, Christ-
church, and Lymiogton, but the first and tut were the
only two which cams to the starting point. Bourne-
mouth, probably, bad not forgotten the little difference.
of last year. The Poole crew simply laughed at their
opponents and came in in excellent style, winning by
about 30 lengths. The Lymington crew were the
heavier, and although they worked their hardest they
were virtually never in it from the start. Their style
was not nearly equal to the Pools men. The crews
were composed as follows :—Lerrline (Poole)—C. New.
ling (strolcs), F. Charlton (2), J. Ridout (3). and I.
Charton ()ow), A. Hayward (cox). Alexandra (Lym.
ington)—W. Harris (arok.), M. Coughlan (2), W.
Stephens (3), and F. Goulding (bow), Murray (c.x.).
roots Sairrixo lirtawrissos —Arrivals : July 5
Olt Goody, Ashby, coals, &sham. 6—Richard
, Fisher, Iddm, coals, Newcastle. B—Louise. Hansen,
' deals, Man. 9—Empress, King, coals, Hartlepool;
I Arson, Queen, Jones, coals, Newcastle; Rainbow,
, Brett, barley, Southampton ; Ann, Beacham, nil,
Cowes. 10—Annie Fromm., Gnigot, onions, R *coif;
Frigga, Bang, deals, Memel; Deetten Soel,kende,
Webber, deals, Skonvick—Ballings: July 5-
1 Bittern, Woolf, clay, London; Albion. Hill, clay,
r Runcorn. 6—Elisabeth Curry, Bobbitt, clay,
, London. 2—Barnes, nil, Southampton; Nile, Smith,
nil, Swanage, Batavia, Ashton, clay. London. 9
Alice, Dale, clay, London; Three Brothers, Stone,
clay, Aylesforel ; Diver, Page, deals, Portsmouth;
Little Dove, Kellaway, deals, Cowes. 10—Ceres,
Sommers, flour, Falmouth ; Maria Madeline,
Kers:4lnm, clay, Bordeaux; Onward, Sayle, clay,
G ; Antagonist, Woolf, clay, Runcorn; Princess
, Royal, Osborne clay, London; Liberty, Bevis, pipes,
, Cowes. 12—Frmison Mathis., Westerndorf, ballast,
Elsinore; Garibaldi, Hayden. ballast. Newcastle;
Annie Toone, Gulgor, ballast, Rosooff ; Acorn, King,
fleur, Falmouth ,• Elizabeth Digby, clay,
London; AliceHartnell, clay, London; Alliance,
Bailey. clay, Gloster; James Garfield, Wheeler, clay,
Antwerp.

V.B. (D COMPANY.)
ORDERS FOR TEE van" EWING JUT t 2.

°Mom on duty. Lieut. Smyth : non-commisatoeed offie rs,
Prret Real and Corporal Bloomfield. Tuesday and
Friday, parade in tuidreas uniform at 7.15 p.m. COMPS(*)
will muster. fondness, to attend Lona-fleet Church on Moor
day. 13rd, at 10.15 a.m. se usual before proceeding to camp
en the following day.
On Wednesday last Colonel Steward and the newly.
appointed adjutant, Captain Le Merchant (Wal)r with
Quartermaster Cross. and accompanied by Captain Bodge,
came down and visited the proposed sliest Parkstone foe
the forthcoming camp. All requisite arrangements were
made. and the site signed upon was grounds almoit close
to the model farm. Whitediffe. kindly placed at their die
=by Kr. Jenninrs, from which there are SOWS most
htful views. The battalion drills. we believe. will
take place In Sir J. Colqnhoun's park. Every nemmery
arrangement has been made for the comfort of the aim
The inhabitants of Poole are also responding liberally to
the appeal made to them for subscriptions for the decors.
ions of the town.

A ratvAn Oorturns bee been teemed tot the
=of carrying out inverierions r to the beet
of lighting the town. We ought to be thank-
fal for small nuirdee, and it is • matter of ocmgratula_
lion that the subject has even been mooted. The
heathenish darkness which reirns in our streets after
ito,set, is not • very bright reflectim upon those who
have the care of the Interests of the piston But the day
rather night—when the electric light sheds it.
bright mom-lite rays over our thoroughs.... Ic/ am
of ret 1 about am rem ,teas the tramway from Poole to
itmrnemonth, the public baths and • good system of
flwhing the sewers.

I AM TOLD I did not exactly describe the little
episode in the liven of the two gay young roake who
went from hereto Bourne a-wooing. After the testing
process and the little differences as to who wee going
be the favoured squire of the fair damael, when they
rood's,' to the hotel to hear from her own sweet lips
her decision, said one gay young rook to tho other—
(lolly, dear b iy, if there 'ain't two of 'eon ; bosh
alike, too, same dresh and all. thereat an end of the
matter, I have one, you Vother." And it was when
toll b..th wanted to shake hands at one. with her,
that the famous quotation from Shakespeare I re-
corded last week, we* made.

Winui mTeoirritxPousi, the Boursemouth 06scrver.
weir the iciest of the Government was not •
"onatcheir division, its approach to truth is sboot as
nose as the roles are auto ler. The word "snitched"
ersrt:e dercribec it, although I think most
people will con.ider the c natching was very oppor-
tune. lied not the Inch members bee.. content
to remain grinnin; in th gallery fir distin-
guished (they have distinguished thetaincives)
strangers, and hat • number iif Liberal members, as
they have since written to the paper. I, explain,
n it bare left the b use under the impression • division
would not take place until an hour or two later on,
the Government would have carried It. p dot. The
oasreffr crows over tlie inatt.r no a party triumph—l
am sure they are heartil7 welcome to their little
" rtrut."

Me. TOoLs, the famous comedian, has improved I
see up so the well•worn joke ~f " appearing in two
pieces,' for he is coming B ,urnethooth, an I will
&ppm: in three pieces. Toole must be getti,,g sn ,ild
men now. I remember swing him, I don't like to
or how many years ag 1,, in " the pigskin," wh,ii the
portly Paul Bedford was alive, and consuls the hoose
with hi. "I believe you, my hhoy." But they say he is
ae good as ever. Age bath not staled him infinite
Tagi•ty.

A YOUTIO LADY is slid to have gone " Irma. to
mamma" because her husband won't give up his
" beastly pipe." The husband is a sensible men; has
orders.' another lb. of •• Uhl Judge," and says he's not
ping to pipe his eye over the matter.
I SINCIZILT ReCIRIT TO LiAltli that that admit.
able dot achment of the Dorset Volunteer Battalion
—Me Wimborne corps bee ben disbanded by
the War Office. It is almost unnecessary to enter
Into events which have led to this decisi They have
been put befole the public so many times In these
c looms. But there is no doubt • moat salutary
less m has been tamtht both men and officers. In the
former case they have learnt that the volunteer move.
!mud ill nut • mere plaving.at solliers—th at they must
obey the orders of their command..; and in the
wooed, the officers may medi LSI! over the fat that they
are supposed to b nt only officers but imitleNten. Had
either alio borne this in mind the deplorable result to
which I allude w..uld mit have occurred.

AT THS POLICI.COURT Yusitassv, as will be seen
from our p lice intelli;ence (ab-m), a ire ',amen of
Hem" was '' pulled up" for not pulling hi. horse up
when d icing thr ugh the suburban distrmt. He
pleaded that the aniwal was one he had only recently
purchased, an I that it was an outrageous kicker.
Anyone who has ever ri Idea a kicking horse knows
the best way in the world to make him snia.h your
trap I. to try and pull him up short. The m.gietrates
evi.b.ntly saw this, an dismissed the came. But wh.t
I would ask Is—how is it some of thoee gentlemen In the
blue pinafores, and after toe Bluec at School style,
without bats, Sc. allowed to "g , the pace" they du in
this town

I don't object to some of the fine young fellows who
handle the reins in behalf of certain tit our butchers
" putting it on" at 12 miles an boar, but I do most
thetiuctly raiee a protest sgsinst hors being allowed
t r.ce soot the streets, and without the slithteet
control over their animals. Either the police will pot
• stop t , this, or the " Pearl" lasurance Otfice will
bare MI itcresie of business, In the shops of new
policies for diildren.

I RAVI RICZIVID a very polite little note from a lady
tea :er asking we if I can explain the Egyptian
Quest i t her. As far as my poor capabilities will
allow we, I will endeavour to do so. Arabi Pasha
was the %Minstar of War under the Khedive, who I.
aim), y the tool of the Sultan. Arabi saw that the
pum• of office were being bee:awed upon Europeans
barred ii on his own countrymen, and, unlike thick-
headed John Bull who dips hie hands into his p ukete
when mole 4 upon for the support td German loafers.
Arabi demanded • revered of this order of things.
The troops agreed with him, and hence the outbreak of
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They cell him • trai4or tem. but in pais to come he
will be rec4bised •• • patrsot.

Of course, wo have put I..rwar 1 the pretext that we
must keep opea the Suez CanaL Yee, but a few
months will show it is nutbl, g but that ,famo4bl6
reed I. land which seems to afflict Ministries, either
Liberal or Conservative, in this country.

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I firmly It-here if Arabi.bul tho chance of putting
thing. artuaht, Egyptian bondage would ion be at an
end. An i a goo I thing it would be for thow. who
hare in.e.t•J, as, 1 ma told, *tine of the Pole people
bans.

Max ABOUT POOLL

DULDIDTOAD.

THE inn Frtz. At • oummittee meeting en
Tue.day evening to wind up the savant. of the
friendly societies Pte held here Met week, it w.
fou ri that after poying all exporters a surplus was left
of LI) 12.. hil., which, as on former occasions, was
equaly dividA between the five societies taking part
In the demonstration, giving a total to each of
1:1 6.. 41.
Covxtr Pouts, Wednesday. —At the ms;is.
bates' lerk'd odic es, two girls, of Abbey Milton, mimed
Butt. wit,. hove recently been in the service of Mr.
Edwin H. Itolierte, of Blandford, were brought up
ch aged wi..h stealing a quontity of wearing apparel,
kc., the property ~f Mra. Itotw.rts. No evidence woe
off-red, and they ware tirmally remanded till Sat-
urd iy.