The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-24 00:00:00

POOLII.

SIR IVOR GUIRT AND THZ RIPRIRINTATION or
saLeosouae.—We hear that the Conservatives of
Marlborough are desirous of obtaining Sir Ivor Guest
se their candidate at the genend election. The
pre•ent member for this small Wiltshire borough le
Lord Charles W. Bruce, a son of the late and brother
of thl present Marquis of Ailesbury.

SHIPPING INTILLIGINCE.--Arrinals Bessie, Rowe,
Brading, all; May Queen, Filmore, Southton, ballast;
Emma Maria, Warner, Southton, ell; Acorn, Brett,
Plymouth, limestone: Ann, Blundell, Plymouth,
limestone ; Georgina, Filmer, Yarmouth, nil; Johnny
Boy, Pointer, London, glom and lothwood ; Percy,
Russell, Farnham, clay; Cornflower, Kent, Ply-
mouth, limestone ; Trentemowzine, Carter, Plymouth,
limestone; Taunton Packet, Lucker, St Helena,
ballast; Sir Robert Hodgson, Searle Newcastle,
coals; William and Margaret. Williams, Ballyness,
b ore; Secret, Goodin, Ipswich, manure; Diver,
Poor, Yarmouth, nil ; W. S. "lower, Dennis, London,
generaL--flaairsgs: Raab, Lloyd, Runcorn, clay;
Carusew, Lewis, Runcorn, clay; if IL Wilton,
C ok. Gloucester, clay; Emily Anne, Hickman,
Whitby, timber; Emma jdaria, Warner, Swann",
nil; shamrock, Longstalß London, clay; Matilda,
Winder, Portland, ballast; Liberty, Hoskin, Bristol,
clay; Elizabeth. Cardwell, Loudon clay; John et
Louise, Nichols, London, clay; Brsailfanera, Gould's°,
Arendal, ballast • Ceres, Summers, Truro, flour;
Volunteer, Greenhorn, London, clay; Eliza, Filmier,
London, clay; Margaret Jona, Parry, Runcorn, clay;
Joseph and Ann, Pym, Teignmouth. drain pipes;
Sarah Ann, Brown, St. Helium, deals, k.c. ; Enigma,
Corrin, Runcorn, clay ,• Messenger, Evert, Shields,
hlLast ; Wheatear, Wilkins, Falmouth, flour ,• Lizzie
Jane, Hughes, Paisley, clay; Veracity, Finch, Lon-
don, clay; Mary Gold, Irvine, Runcorn, clay; Louis,
Charlotte, Hill, Runcorn clay; Junction, Russell,
London, clay; Acorn, Brett, Falworth, flour; May
Queen, Almore, London, clay ; Bessie, Rowe, Cower,
deals; Alliance, Bloomfield. Leigh, clay; Caledonia,
Roberts, Glaagow, clay.

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BOARD or GILL 1131•113. Thursday. - Present:
Messrs. W. D. Duirdal• (chairman), C. Pater-
son (vicrechairman), G. Curtis. W. Moodie, T.
Grumpier W. H. Pettey, P. E. L. Budge, T.
Marston, B. Elliott, and H. H. Dugmors. (elected
Guardians), and C. J. Stone, J. B. Dared G. H.
Gutch, and P. Milbss, (borough magistrates).-The
following tenders were accepted for the ensuing quer-
ter. : -Mr. H. Burden -Bread, per 41b. loaf. 401. ;
per wick, el 134 ;Australian beef, per lb., 6-id. ; butter,
per lb, 9L; eager, tier cwt., El 21.; salt, per cwt.,
2s. : pepper, per lb., 4d,; soap, per cwt., £1 65.;
soda, per cwt,, 45. 6L; starch, per lb., 4d. Messrs.
Hopkins-Oatmeal, per cwt., 17e. Id.' peas, per
bushel, se. 2d. ; stout, per barrel, £2124. Mrs. Keynes
-Beef. per lb., ; mutton, per lb.. 7d. ; suet, per
lb., 3 I.; shins, per lb., ad. Mr. J. P. Godwin -
Salt pork, per lb., 7d. Mr. 'l'. H. Balton -Cheese,
per cwt., El 16s. ; tea, per lb., In 9d.; rice, per lb.,
lid. Mr. 0.5. Ballard-Coal, per ton, 17s. -Mr. J.
Hoskins-Brandy, per gallon. fl 41.-A litter was
read from the Local Government Board to the effect
that their architect, Mr. E. G. Smith, and their
insp!ctor, Mr. Baldwin Fleming, had visited the
Workhouse, and inspected the proposed site of the
four dormitories for aged couples. -Mr. Smith was of
opinion that it would be most inexpedient to build on
the proposed site, and there was no room for four dor-
mitories on the premises' without unduly encroaching
on the already limited open spaces. Ib. Smith was
Unformed by the master (Mr. Clarke) that two roeum
might be sufficient, and the letter suggested a site for
them, and requested the guardians, If they concurred
In the suggestion, to submit an amended plan for the
approval of the Board-Upon the proposition of Mr.
Paterson, seconded by lb. Curtis, the guardians
agreed to the suggestion contained in the letter. -The
Local Government Board wrote confirming the grants
made to the School Attendance offioers for making a
census of the children in their districts.-A circular
was read from the Cerise Abbas Board of Guardians
inviting the Board to petdion the Court of Quarter
Sessions ter Dorset not to establish the proposed
Industrial school los the comity whilst agriculture and
trade were in each a depressed state, and thus avoid
any increase in the county rates.. -Mr. Stone and the
chairman both advocated the establishment of such a
school, but were of opinion that the present
was not a convenient time for carrying out such an
undertaking. The Chairman added that his idea was
that an industrial school might be established for two
or three counties, and thus save expense.-liothing
was done in the matter. -A. circular was read from
the East Bedford Board of Guardians, asking the
Board to petition the House of Commons not to
proceed with the Valuation Bill at present, but the
subjact was not entertained.- Applications for the
office of collector to the Board of Guardians were read
from Mr. Edmund Pearce and Mr. George Buckley
Conway. The duties consist of the collection of such
sums as persons may be able to contribute towards the
maintenance of their pauper relatives. The last
collector was the late Mr. Houlistou, and it was
stated that he was a large amount in arrears. Mr.
Curtis proposed that the office be left open until the
Local Government Board have decided who shall be
the rata collector, as the two officer went together.
This was not mooncled. -Mr. Crumples proposed that
Mr. Pearce be appointed the collector, and Mr.
Paterson seconded -Mr. Curtis then proposed
the appointment of Mr. John Ifowlion, iums who was
not seomuled.-Mr. Pewee was them elected by 'large
majority, and his remuneration was fixed at 10 per
ant, on the amount collected. with • gratuity of
rwa.--d.17.14:hdta." of lboOl=Ptlehoa:ldiamlttleadep.
proper books, pay all monies into the bank monthly,
and render an account to the guardians quarterly.
Poo 'cr.. Monday.-Bef ore the Mayor (Kr. W. N.
western), end MINIM G. If Catch sad g J. Conway.
Alfred Bartow, a young man, was chaired with deserting
from ser Majesty's training ship St. Vincent., at Ports.
mouth, and with stealing two waistcoat.. value 13... the
property of Thorns., Penney -Superintendent Hunt
said be received & letter from the eommandlni officer of
the ship, and directed inquiries to be made respecting
the prisoner , who was apprehended on Saturdlay. The
waistcoats had not been recovered. Since prisoner had
bens In custody be found that he was wanted for offences
committed at Ringwood. He asked that the prisoner
should be handed over to the Hampshire police with
the understanding that if be were not convicted he
should be returned to the Poole police, who claimed the
reward for his apprehension as a deserter, and also that
he might he proceeded against in reference to the
weistooata-Thomas Penney said • week last Thursday
he went to the Bell Inn, Fish-street, and at his
request Mrs. Bryant *applied him with a bed. In the
morning he got tip and went to work, leaving the pri-
soner and another lodger in the bedroom. When he
went back to breakfast the prisoner was nastair. On
the following Sunday wittier mimed a u.n scarf, and
afterwards he missed two waistcoses Prisoner left the
house in great hurry end there had not been another
lodger there since. - Primmer told the magistrates he
admitted having deserted from the navy, but he denied
having stolen the waistcosta -A warrant was then read,
In which the prisoner, under the name of George Serweree.
wee charged with steeling a bicycle, the property of
Bernard Jones. -Sergeant Alexander, shatioced at Bourne
mouth, told the Bench that the Hampehire constabulary
had several other charms sexiest the Wismar for obtain-
ing goods by tales proem:oe He went by several names.-
SoperanteWmt Hunt and the prisoner hired a biercie on
Saturday night of Mr. Herdiman, and came to Poole o
it-it. was remanded in the case IA the waistcoats. sad
then banded over to Sergeant Alexander.

Sionesiors. labourer, of Longneet.--- appeared to
an sdicurned summons charging him with being drunk
and disordsrly.—P.C. J. Horn mid • week Lost tiaturdag
night. he was near the Globe Hotel, Iligh•street, shoat
eleven o'clock. when the defendant wee led out of the
ki,upp be two an who had bold of each arm. He was yeti
drunk and was talking bow* and swearing. One of the
men advimd him to be quiet. but he swore at the police
and msde nes of most &saliva language. When he saw
witness be was worms then before, sad if the met. had
;c..1. Men on he should hare taken him into custody.
um reka advised bi to he quiet the won* he wad
De.odouoT said he hid Yaks to say. He get wet
throadh, and idd enekireipsve WmKsaething to drink.
It sot war Isla, mid he awe Se sad had aUttls
mons 0. had beridkuk Idea f redfd—Lia wee
Audis M. awl aft

P.M tilimuoirs, Tharaday. —Baton the Mayor (Mr.
Vi. N. Wawaj. sad arm& W. Pearos,J. B. Dared.,
aad H. Farzaer.

ilOgkAirrrgetes, • Bosomed hawker, of Wayntlt,
failed to surrender to bail on • charge of boring
obtained fa from Mr. Alfred Gray, builder, of Poole,
by false pretenose, In March lest,—Prieoner was
apprehend. I under • warrant on Friday. and taken
before the Mayor, who »lewd him on bail till to-day,
the prisoner being bound in L'2s. end Mr. Hobert
Saunders, landlord of the Duke of Wellington Inn,
becnning surety La • like amount. Mr. R. Aldridge
now appeared for Mr. Seruideas, and asked the
magistrates to extend the bail for • week, in the hope
that primmer might be apprehended in the meantime.
SuPt. Hunt said he bad written to Weymouth and
wane that prisoner bad not been wen there since
Saturday. His wife had gold what t,oode they had and
left the town. —The magistrates decided not to enforce
Mr. Saunders recognizance for • week.
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William' Briolat,- a seaman, was summoned by Ann
Medway. of Hasswortity, to show muse,
order was made on defendant, who did not appear,
to contribute Se. a wank.