The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-01-26 00:00:00

WA.RZHAY.

CouNTT PrrrY SFASIONS, Taeolay.--Itrfan•
I;aptaitt Ilawkaawurth. Mr. 11. 11. I: .n.l, Midi the

ICllman, a labourer, of Langton Iliortier,
Charged %V if.ll OK in iiibirrh of zone on Lind in the
111K1 t ion of Mr. 4 ),.r1.,, Knit, .41 ffl.• ind. -
Defendant plenleil guilty, and nu, fined lil. awl s,
•

7k:nota4 neller, a cartel, of K nig.,Mai die:evil
with lientg drunk while j charge 4a W 411 awl fear
lion.s in linewle-lane on the I:4Ji lust. lief... Lott did
lint :11,11011/. C. Itharr,statiol that on the day .1 iiiniti4t
in fe et ilendant in "nowle.lane very drunk, w ith a
vrag,uin and bow hone, Ile went home ii iii. Min, and
on the way defendant mail., uw of very Intl
While passing through the gateway leading hi Kinimer•
iiLe he fell down, and had he (a itime) not been there the
wheels must have gone over him.-- Fined I•2s. and nit
coots.

Walla WA,,,.. ktiown as " hainey," anil Charbo. Day,
two lahourers, of I ode I astlr, n ere iliargel with trespass-
Mg on land in the occupation of George Hawkins in
pursuit of game on the :tril inst.-Mr. Weston appeared
for the prasecution.-John Henry Elnorthy, coachman to
Mr. Calcraft, stated that he xis,, going f Relinwlone
to Corfe, and while going don't, the hill he maw a grey-
hound coursing a hare. The hare got over the hedge out
of the field into the noel. Tile defeielanta came out of
the gateway and made for the beige, n here the hare and
dvhg had gone. They then unit over the liolge and
witness heard one of them say " I have got tip. - -
Chainey." Ile had seen the dpfenilanbi f before
this looking into the furze hashes. There IVAA :neither
man, but he only saw his lack awl coohl not recognise
Whit, was tined 1k 11 anil cwds, and Da> who
had lawn convicted at I 'orfe I %wile, of all Arellee
out,,( this raw was ordered to ply the 4,...14 (no. :LI.)
George Bish,p, a dealer. of Corfe I .1.3rg..4
with trespassing ..n land in puniiit of game. at the same
pl.-nand date. - Mr. Weston amsare.l for the prosecution.
- P.S. Stephen Stillman stated that while wa duty on
Corte Castle on the 3ril inst., he saw • grey/ I coursing
a hare in a field of ('hallow Farm. The dog, which
belonged to the defendant, rhawil the hare out of this
into a smaller field, and drove it round the
wven and ta.• nun were after it. tnie of thesis u3ll
defendant, but the other ran faster Wan he (the defendant)
and an he could not we who it Iran. -Fined 11.. and 9s.
oats.

SWA.NAGIL
LOCAL BOARD Ingular.—A public meeting was hell at
the Mowleru Institute on Tuesday, at eleven sin., f 41
owners of property and ratepayers of the parish. when
Mr. A. Arneld, inspector of the Local Goveanment Board.
London, attended officially to hold an inquiry into the
reasons why the resolution passed in vestry some 18
, months ago for the adoption of the Local Board should be
rescinded. At eleven ['clock there was a large gathering
in the Institute of souse 120 to 140, including • lance
flimsier of mamas and quarriers. Messrs. G. hurt, G.
Kent, W. Illeikle, C. Burt, and G. Weeks (Menabena of
the Local Board), and W. Hardy (sanitary inspector) were
, reedy with all books,papers, minutes, and Ilucumts en, to
receive the Local Govertunent Inspector ; and we also
noticed Mr. J. C. Robinson, his, Thorne and Debunotir;
Captain Goodrialge, Key. it. ii. TrAverx, Mowers Ilerlasalt,
lied, Creed. Colleen, and numerous others. Mr. Arnold
(Local Government Board Inspector), expisined the
purpose of his visit. Mr. Hunter romplain.l that the
Board was introduced without full notice to the rate-
payers, that it u-as not roauire), and very expensive. Mr.
lirmen attributed the origin of the rscaral to gentlemen
wishing thereby to improve their prooerty he alleged
byelaws had been introduced prejudicial te the fishermen,
that the drainage had been men worse, and that the
whole thing was a "packed job." Mr. K. Grant said the
reed mending was more expensive anal worse. Nlim I 'sal-et
said • few words 'omelet the byednws affect:mg the !War-
man. Mr. 110ss complained that houses were rated at In.
and land only 1.1. Mr. W. Cooper for the quarriers said
they could not afford to Jay the inr7.ssed rates. Mr. (I.
&mailroom deprecated the levying of Local hoard rates.
and appeadol to the mortality table, to prove the piece is
healthy. Mr. It. Wright spoke of loss from but drainage.
Mr. C. Burt (chairman of the Bard) said the Board wag
established in Auguet,ll4/2,and showed the ex penis. had not
been so high as under the old Highway Board. It had
spent in road materials, labour, masonry. watering, light-
ing, offices, printing, and salaries about £4410. The whole
management was in the hands ad tile ratepayers them-
selves. Ile averred his non-connection with the intassler-
tion of the Local Boded (which was attested by the Bev.
R. D. Travers present), and spoke of the labour, ate., he
had had of getting • code if bye-laws without any
solicitors' expense. He had sad 'ttel those anal also the
fishermen and boat bye-laws to the inhabitants for
approval anal correction, anal 11.1 striven hard and fairly
for the lenient if Swanage, and wi.llL4l everything to ler
ntraightforward and thoroughly understood. After speak-
itnt of the necessary sanitary matters that DMA( come in
time, he said they must either look it well in the fan! anal
do at themselves, or others weekl have to do it. After
some remarks from Mr. J. ('• RA.inv.tb wet tSr. 'llorne,
the meeting cloned, and the Local I;orernment Inlauctor
arranged with three or four gentlemen and working men
to go round anal inspect the town.

BLAXDFORD.
SOL'TII A 111:1UrAN M 11111110,01.--011 Sully e, Meet 4 orl behalf of tkze.c 111114,i #### Were leUdie inltlaatslbord I 'floral
after ogernion. preach.' 1111.1116111: intl 4,VC ## ll by the Rev.
11. S. Acworth, M.A. The annwint wv4 1:10.

STION.LAND.
IN the neh:hLuring village of Clanton° a wooing,
named Maria Hook, who kept a little 4161 after •
few wo.ka* illness on Monday, the 11th il.al.aral oil the
followiO4 Monday, the IStb, her daughter, ltuthia Hook.
also died.

wurrzostraca.
CO-OPMUTIVE SWIM. sixteenth half-yearlT
report i.how that the businen .4 the lan air inontha
amounted to .1310. There are 52 sharehodilleri, who get a
dividend of one shilling in the pound their porch/wee
and C. per cent per annum on their investinent, .t
addition has been made to the reserve fund. which is now
nearly £10(1. Singe the starting o( the .ocietr ía lON %to
receipts fur goods have atuounted to CAUL

HILTON.
'Fur rhurchwardesui have rixeivoll (rota the exorntors
the late Rev. 11. St. A. St. Johu, a supply 1 lilankets fur distribution among the poor people of the parish.
TITuIII,,NII L —On Monday, at the usual Mother.' Mont,
ing, a testimonial of a Bilge and cliturh w.• ioremeateal to Miail Woodhous,. as is token of reaps:alma
esteem.

ICILTON ABBEY.
On Tuesday evening the Farl of Hinton. who is now
visiting at MiltonAldj.,v gave • pill-nous iliscmirse in the
liclssilrootii at Stickland. The us:other Wad very wofi."d
conixnuently the room Waal only txu-tially fillet. fliers
were prwent, lsesides the earl. Rev.W. It. Tate (chairman,
in the absence Of the rector). Itev. J. It. Cutter, Anil the
Misess Cotter, Rev. - Bowen, the Baroness liambro, Mr.
W. Churchill. Hr. M. Churchill, and Use Misses Churchill.
itc. After the hymn, " Jest as I atu,- the Rev. W. Tate
offered a prayer, and reed Matthew U. His Lordship then
took as his subject verse II of the same chapter. He spoke
for shout an hour, and gave the spiritual view of the
text In noticing the words " The young child end Mary
Lis r," he spoke of Roman Catholics worshipping
the Virgin. Ile also said he thought Christians should
be the happiest people on earth, for they had " the
prombie of this life an. that which is to conic. We must
humble ourselves before God •• the wise men " wor-
shipped" Christ. We must also put our wills in sub-
lection to His, and give him all our goods. l.°
li. and myrrh :" hut not think good deeds
save us, for they will not, though if we love God good
, works will follow. He urged all to accept salvation now.
I The hymn " I heard the voice of Jesus say," & prig.:
by his lordship, the Doxology and the Messing, Pro-
nounced by Use 1t.,. W. 11„, 'rat brought the mosting 10