The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-07-22 00:00:00

POOLE.

Tait Me/MILT fiTATl—olt rat TOMN.—A nay net of
Z ii. laws, having for their objoiit better sanitary result-
for the town, ere at the prosiest time being
settled.
GRAND FIT. AT OAXlPOlD.—Arrangernents are being
made for a grand fits it Canford at the end of the
present mouth in ocrumemeration of the birth in January
met of a am and heir of Sir Ivor Guest, Bor.
MUNICITLL COltroaarioNs (Bmoucth FOND) BMX.
—A petition front Poole iu favour of the Municipal
Cli t (Borough Funds) Bill was preseatod to
tc.leManilta 4 Onanions on Monday by Mr. A. R. Omit,
M P.
Renaamott.—On Tuesday last, the teacher' of the
Congregational fleaday school, with their friends. went
by train to Betekethurst, and spent the day in the
New Forest, widish just Door wears its most attractive
aspect. The party returesi to Poole at about half-past
nine o'clock.
TM AUTUMN MANCTUTZMI.—A dellethateut of the
Army Berries Corps, Osptain lookyer in eommand.
arrived at Poole about noon on Thursday, and were
billeted for the night on the various innkeepers. There
were 107 effioers aid men and 126 hones, together with
a large number of baggage waggons They left the next
morning for Dorehester, oa their way to take pert to
the mining namouvres.
Vocuarruis litancrox:—Liest.-Colocel Memel,
meompanied by Captain and Adjutant Barrett, made
his maga Inspection of the Fourth Dorset (Poole)
Ride Corm on Thursday evening. After the inspeotiao
Colonel Maned addressed the corps, and congratulatod
the members on the slimiest meaner is which they had
performed their drill. Referring to the forthsomiag
camp at Swamis, the Colossi said he hoped as many
of them ea possible would ahead.
SCHOOL ranAT.—On Itteday the children attendini
the Wesleyan Sunday schools had their annual Wet,
coediting of strip to Wareham Accompanied by tbsir
teachers, they walked in procession from the school-
room to the Quay, carrying harmers, ko., and he.ded
by the drum and tile band. The steamer Royal Lbort
was in readies., to move, then to Wareham, end on
arriving at that town, they proceeded to the cricket
dad, where tea was provided for them. Darieg the
ev.nlng the usual amusements were indulged in, and
the children returned to Poole at • rather lea hour,
haring had to wait for the tide before the steamer
could leave Wareham.
ODDVILLOWSItir.—The hell-yearly balance sheet of
the "Good dentaritaa " Lodge A Oddfellom, has bees
published. During the put lx months the sum of
£lB7 6a 2i4. has been neared as °attributions,
.5.24 lds. Id. sr dividend on mesas. and rimer amounts
bring up the remipts to £270 13s. 541. The expenditure
shows that £159 Is. has lima paid for mines. The
tetrad meets of the lodge on the 30th nit. were as fellow:
—forested Is 3 per oast consols, £1,65.3 15.. 11d.; in
relieving officer's hands, £ll Te. ; ditto trilogy-sea
hands, Lk Its. 2d. ; mob in savings' bank, £195 Is. ld.;
ditto in National Provincial Batik, 1:95135. 9A; invested
oft mortgage, £630 ; arrears of contributions,
£39 lea SAS. ; cab in Busks. hands, CB; total,
£2,690 Ids. lid.
liosrUSO CLUB.—The junior members of this dub oe
Thursday evening competed in a galley rase with the
(union members of the Bournemouth Rowing dab. T'he
Poole boat wag the Contest, ani wee weaned by (tuber,
I ; C. Hewitt, 2; Buckle, 3; Breathy, stroke; Fnund,
cox. The Lotna9r was the Bournemouth boat, the Grew
being New, 1 ; Joy. 2; Hillier, 3; Miles, strike;
Roberts, eon. Ihe mums was from the beep above
the bridge to Halfway Diver buoy and back. Almost
at starting the Contest took the lad, and well main-
tained it throughout, beating the Lothar by 2)
minutes.

Poota 110■00011 00CRT Of IiSOORD.—By the sot for
amending the laws relating be Boroagh aid other Load
002111 OS Record, fresh posers have by au order of Her
Majesty in Council been extended t 3 the Poole Court of
Record. The Court of Raoord to e very aadent one,
the right to hold dab • oourt hiving beet granted by
the charter of gum ILlizsbetb. In this soart 50 loss
for mousey of debt to any amount, actions fordsmand ,
sad resovery of property, however valuable, by epee.
mint ia triable. The use regulations suable the Court
to Wu write of mamma to all parts of Ragland end
Rolm whenever the muse of scion arises within the
borough end county of Pool.; executions may also be
Meted spinet the goods of the debtor anywhere In
Ragland or Wale, ; and tb• moohinery of the County
Court where the debt does not smooth £2O Is to be used
when necessary for the purpose of levying SIOOIIOOOO.
• new table of fees is now in courmot approval by two
of Bee Majesty's judges, sod the rules have boon revised
so that the peones of the court has been simplified and
the cost of proceedings diminished. Mr. J. F. Collier,
Recorder, is the judge, and Mr. O. B. Aldridge Is the
Registrar of the Court of Record.
LOYAL ALLIa3OI AIM GOOD ShstillTaN LODGES or
ODDII/LOWEL—The half.yearly muting of the members
of this lodge was held on Thursday evening at the
Oddlellowe' Hall, under the presideney of N.G. Bro.
J. Loses. Bro. J. Martin, secretary, reed a tligbly
meridaotory balsam sheet end stetement of "mounts,
which showed that £B3 had been paid during the half
year for sick relief besides other expenditare,,aod that
the seeds of the lodge WWII an follow. :—Casti in
savings' bank, with, Interest, 1:607 18s. ML; in 3 per
sent. oonsols, £400; mortgage to trustees of the hall,
.Cl2O ; °ash In the heads of the treasurer, £4l lle. 43.;
In the hands of the relieving °Mos; Ll 2.4. 34. ; amount
dup to sick and funeral fond from management fund,
LIS 81. 2d,; ansae of contributions, £3O 134. 31.;
sneers of extra maul oontrAritions, £1 is. 71.;
arrears of loss and Luke, £1 24. ; value of lodge
property, £l5; total, £1,241 17.. .td. Toe bathes
sheet of the Good Samaritan Lodge is also very
satisfamory. During the pasti six months the sum
of £lB7 Be. 20. bee been received u sontributloas,
£24 16a. Id. as dividend on conmla, and other amounts
bring up the weeps. to £270 13.. 5; I. The expend..
tare shows that £159 74. had been peAti for doites.
The total sends of the lodge on the 30th idt, were as
follows :-- Invested in 3 per cant. console,
£1,853 154. 114. • in relieving officer's hands,
£ll 21. 44. ; ditto treasurer's bands, £369.. 3d.; sash
in savings' bank, £195 le. Id. • ditto in bedew!
Provincial Bank, £95 13a 9d. ; Wielded on mortgage,
£030; arrears of contrilmMoos, .1:39 16i. 40. ; sash in
trustees' band., £29' total, 172,88018. 71d.
8. Ps.oVii SUNDAE 8011001.1.—Tbe airs= Oolislari;
Mg the foundation dem of the DOW Sunday
sonnectioa with St. Paul's Church, took pima co Thor*
day lest, whoa the stone was laid by Kra Guest, wife of
Mr. Arthur L Gust, M.P. for the borough, who was
also present. Kr. R. Puree le the 'whitest of the
abode, the site of which is at the owner of Globe-leas
and Leglauddreet ; the matractor Is Mr. W. White,
Kett Qum.roed, and the beilder, Mr. W. Wheeler.
The building will sonde of sehoolrooms for boys aid
Orb, the diseensleas of the former to be deist 386.. by
27ft., aid the letter 3811. by 24th; four elastrooms,
and a library. The style of building is Tudor, with red
Wok front. and Bath stone dressings. The roofs will
be of deal, with embed rib., end open to the ridge.
The seleciars WWI present at the envoi , with their
Mothers, and gang approplate hymns. Thirs WAS a
large attendance of spostators. The religiose werviee
was conducted by the Roy. G. Morgan, eau of fil.
Pear. After a few remarks from Mr. H. Fanner,
superintended of the schools, be whom belongs the
credit of origisating the scheme for the newthaddlues,
lin Guest duly laid the stone. The Rev. G. Morrie
then proposed e vote of Auks to Mrs. Guest,
which was received with loud thews. In responding,
Mr. A. IL Guest, M.P., .aid: Ladle" and gentlemen.
—On behalf of my wife, I have to thank you very meth
foe the kiad and genial manner In which you have
resolved the mention of her name. I need not tell you
that It has been tons a mum of very sinews Women,
and grettliestion to be present on this eseasion. Though
Mr. Memo has ldadly mid that we have attended at
some little ineoeyethaem, I bog to deny this meet
mrlouly though eourteously, for any BOil. trouble haa
only othaneed the piteous we feel es being here to-
day. Though I do not wish to weary you, I feel I ten.
not refrain from making a few temarks en this, to me,
very Interesting mouton—and for this reams, and
almost prethely at the time we us steadies here the
Parliament of this great sountry are earnettly mu.
*Wing matters In oesieseelon with the education of
the people. As you are well aware, SLIM the year 1868
a very important measure has been peeled with regard
to odasaDaa, end I venture to my that of ell the
measures of lagialatiou that hays sagged the attention
of Parliament none has been of more importance, or
better carried out than that rend, g to elementary
education. It wise task width, taken up by any
Imlish mildewy, was one ef great perplexity arid
dilloalty, sad I think I shall be borate out by every
right thinking Wan in saying that it would have been
ill dealt with itsd not the effort." of the Cbursh in
o„„thiejetdon with eduntion been properly reeorsised.
But paribeesent, in its wisdom, has determined that
religiose education shall be maduated at • different
time from Mutation at other matters; therefore It is
the more nmessary that schools such as this should be
spread throughout the length and breadth of the lead—
(applause). For that reason Glom It lea great pleasant
to me and my wife to help, in however small a way,
towards the furtheranee of that most imporeatit objeot
for the welfare of the young—religious edueatam.
ligueatiou in itself is el very great vales, but, if I were
to draw a thralls, I dank, compare It with diamond',
and I nut remind you that though diamond. Is them-
selves are valuable, they are of no &meant oder they
see properly eat, peKied and set. At WI same time,
ialusatioa of Itself is valtiable to thou who posers It,
bat It is nothing mikes properly based upon a truly
SODOM foandatioa—(hear, limb In smolusion, I
may be permitted to *sprees • WWI that before
long Uwe buildings w9l be sompleted, that the
mpeay whisk Mr. Morgan haa mid is not yet forth.
coming will have alfted Into the Treasury, aid that
this .AO4 white shall confer such great benefit to
those who eater its portals, will soon be in operation.
yed thoroughly *envie& d that, under the able
management of the eommittee end this towbars, It will
''" es be al the greatest hatable this tows sad to
Pe
iesggrg—(basE, hew). num meth to thaak you
for the kind as/ cordial maw is whisk ytts bsys

reesived my wife's name, and to =pram the Kneen
pleasure it has rim na to be bars 1.-4.7—(11110•111).
Tim Het P. F. note rimer of Holy Malty, Beane-
meoth, then =deems tatersetteg obramtioll• ea the
vale, of religious edusatios. At the essolesioa of the
aeronomy the *simian pessealred to the gross& at
Beeoh.kuret, the see of which bad bees kindly grassed
fer the oesseloa by M. D. Ulla Seq. Tree very Inter-
esting features in the day's prooesdlngs were the boll-
lag of • bum/ In ilid of the budding fund, sad a floral
imbibition, the seholare competisg t‘r prises givea to
soot se brought the bat arranged and prettiest
bow:jurist and basket, of wild dowers Tor these per.
;awe two tents had leen erected on the lawn, and
suitably decorated with mottoes, tags, sad other
6111110•atatless. 'Tito baster WM 68 "Ialon•••11
oocadoo,e very potent *gam for Increasing the building
,god. Many ladies had Iseen-Indefstigable is properly/
Von ; among them we may menifon Miss Stows Mise
ribrow. K iss Jolliffee Ilin Bsddiagtee, Kra Ballard,
the Miser* furnoll, Kee. sod Miss Nortm.y, Mrs. W.
Hill, Ml,. DUPS., and Mini Barnes. nese sad
Indeed all the WI Washers otionected with the sehook
"We ."" acia••ll •agsged during the shernixia sad
evenlog in the disposel of that were& About !oar
o'clock Blr Ivor B. Guest, Bert., wad Lady Cornelia
Onset, aocompeinied by Moab two obildrue, arrived on
lb. rounds. having Parlayed from London to be
velment, and were ree•ived with meek ethearlag by the
seholare. Arnow the other lodise and gentlemen
present were A. K Guest, &N.. ALP., sad Kra. Guest,
Mr. Alderman and Mrs. Belton, H. J. fitenvi. 1119.__ •
Limit. Stone, B. D. Ellis, Keg, 0. Hill, BM. 'MIL
Whitlow*, Mrs. and Mies Crab°. Bow. L P. nod Moe,
Blest, Rev. G. Morgan, UT. J. A. laws's, Rev. P.
Eliot, Capt. Loekyer god Mr. Buehaasa (army earthe
Coral). J. W. Lull, Bp,, H. H. Farwell, Bog , J. L
Rustles°, Coq., Aa., besides the ladies whose names ma
have already mentiorted In oenneotion with the batter,
Mr. H. Farmer Mr. W. HID, Mr. T. B. Purnell and
others oionecti:d with the erboole. Tti• rewards for
the beet bouquets of wild lowers oonsieted of pot
twees—funitioas geraniums, kc., which had been
it,ndly Riven by W. Pearres. Pan., sod IL N. Blanehard,
Them prier were presented during the al un-
seen by Lady Cornelis Guest and him Arthur Guest.
Tea was provided for therdaildren, sad during the levee-
ing the ritual out-door smisaenta were Indulged in.
The drum and AN band was present. Ineluding a
oollsoUou of £l4 during the owernony of laying the
foundation stone, about £76 was relied on Thursday In
sad of the building fund.
_ . _

PITT! Suatoini, Monday. —allot* the Bellew
and Alderman Bogen.
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A blind MAO named Planck Flaawing wee charged
by Sergeant Benoit with being drunk and disorderly In
High-street, on Saturday miming. The beach impen-
ded judgement.
Marks Reynolds, an appeeetiee, wal chturd with
deserting from the brigantine Quisketep. The prisoner
was treated to Soutbamptoo, where he was apprehended
by P.C. Rooks yesterday morning. The sue was
prove! by Mr. Austin Pratt, the mentor, and the
primmer wai ordered to be kept in oustady until the
vessel is ready for ma. _

Prm 811111;1011-11, fheriklar —Solon Aldermen F. T.
BoTm, it!sd Mr. C. J. Roue. . . .

,
Katt Potriey, a married wow's, who completed
rattly of the mariner In which her husband treated
her, was charged with being drank and disorderly on
the Quay, between nine and See o'clock yesterday morn-
tAg. P.C. Reeks proved the ow, sod the prisoner was
sent to gaol for • week, ill default of paying • flee of
51. and costs.

William Ala 9, &barman, on the complaint a
Ehzetetth King, his elle. was bound neer In C2O to
imp tka pesos for six montlln