The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-10-30 00:00:00

WARMAN!.

S. PHIPP•RD, ESQ., WU sworn into cilliee as Mayor
of this borough on Tuesday last, in the room of F.
hillier, Esq.
FKISIMAND Eel., the ex-Mayor, has, in
addition to letters already published, received the
accompanying, from the eldest and youngest sons of
the Earl of Shaftesbury, and we can well believe
that the pleasure of having received such letters is
only second to that which their company would have
given bad they attended. A letter has also been
received from the Hon. George Denman, apologising
fur not having answered till now, on account of
absence. His honoured father OOPS represented
Wareham in Parliament. The ex-Mayor has many
gratifying replies from others--Lord Itadatock
especially included—but it would needlessly 1W space
to insert them :

[COPT.]
sg. Oiler, October 12, 18601.
TAld AshleY ferrets that busing.= at home prevents
hi. doing Muriel( the honour of aecepting the Mayor of
Wareham', kind Invitation to dinner. Lord Ashley has
wily Jost returned borne, and has only just regales.' his
card of invitetion, which has been following him all
over E-glacul. Ile truats that the Mayor will kindly
aooept this au.. apology for not answering him before.
To the Worshipful the Mayor of Wareham.

St. °ilea House, Monday, October 15.
Mr. Evelyn Ashley regrets very much that, as he Is
going off to the North fur a few iloya he will be un ible
to dine with the Mayor a Wareham on the 19th inst.
Freeland Filliter, RN., Wareham, Dorsetshire.
COUNTY PiTTV Mso,ioes, Tuced.y, b•for• U. W.
Farrer, Esq., and J. C. ?damsel, Bq.—Mattbew
Henry Pim, for stealing part of • dead fence, the
property of Mr. James Hallett, was find li.. 6.1.
and Se. 6,1. costa, or hard labour for a fortnight.—
The same defendant, with another named Stephen
Sansom, charged with refusing to quit so inn when
required to do so they being both at the same time
drunk and quaselanme. Pito was fined 124., and
Ransom 10a , both sums including oneto.---Richard
Hatcher, C. W. Desnaliond, and Joseph Haskell,
were each orderei to pay 24. 6d. for allowing their
horses to stray on the highway at Church Knowln.
—William Roberta and Austin Cooling, for being
drunk and riotous at Wool, weiefl..J C. l each
including costa.--Willism Bart, for • similal•
offenee at Swanage, was fined be., including costs.
--John Bonfield, for • like offence there, was fined
15s including costa, or one week's imprisonment.
Tullefield, for being drunk and riotous,
was tined ss.

CORFE CASTLE.
J. Jomorrods, EN., was re-elected mayor of this
borough for the susuusg year 00 Thursday last.

POOLE.

__ mooring rings on . ~ quay.
Aboiit belling live a.m. on Thursday, the-Cuitem. VACANCY TN Tin BOARD OF GUARDIANR,—WO
house °Seer (named Attwoolll, in charge of the regret to announce the death of Mr. Arthur Lawrenoe,
vessel, who WWI sleeping in t • cabin, heard one wooer, of Market-street, one of the oldest shop.
of the forward ropes break, and peroeived that the keepers in the town. He was one of the guardians
vessel had broken from her moorings, and the tide of the Poole Union.
then running up very strong, the &pallor dragged, Oman GROUND& —WO undendand Mr. Frank
and the vessel drifted rapidly towards the bridge. Rockland, the oelebrated naturalist, bee just been on
Being well aware of their dangerous position, the a visit of inspection to the oyster grounds in Poole
officer immediately called the captain and crew Harbour- We have no doubt be will be able to
(three in number). The captain ran on deck with report favourably on Pole, as regards it. fishery.
the "Meer, and after a second summons, the ether WARM( OF Till FItRIDOII, 01/ POOL& —This
two were roused from their sleep, and hastened from vessel, belonr,ing to Mr. W. L. C. Ailey, of this
the cabin. The vessel then struck the bridge • the town, ran aground at Hartlepool, on Tuesday, and
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bowsprit, mast and quarter, coming into collision was much damaged. The captain and crew have
with the stone work, at the same time the bowsprit acknowledged, through the SA ippiwg Gazette, their
breaking short off. She was drawn acder the bridge obligations to the Hartlepool pilots for saving their
on the Molcombe side and the mast touching the lives.stone work above, canoed her to heel over on her TvcrinoNt•L.—The Rev. D. Desmet, Boman
broadside, and in this position she floated Catholic priest of this town, has been obliged to
through the bridge. The captain and Attwooll Is we for Belgium, in consequence of ill health. In
Immediately got on the broadsides, and saw one of taking farewell, his flock presented him wi b a hand.
the W housing on to the end of the boom. Att- some dressing•case, ink•stand, writing-case, to., as
es ,
Wool) emelea f„,,,,,,t, and les go the wee, painter, a testimonial of thcir affection. The rev. gentleman
stud the captain got into her with the intention of resca• Was Tory generally respected in this town.