The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-16 00:00:00

POOLE.

LOWLOSI MISSIONAAT Bum/cit.—The Rev. F. Within.
son, let• missionary In T aaaaa mire, preached • mermen
at the Congregational Chapel on linuday morning, os
behalf of this moiety. Ti. annual nb.eling was held
on lioroley arming, in the Girls' British neehooireom.
Mr. B. K•op-Welch took Dlo chair, end lubir ..see wore
delivered by the R. v. 7. Wilkineon and other gentlemen.
A collection was made et the close of tho mettles.
WtaLITLA To Iferviag —A tea was bold on Mx-
day iv. fling, in the IVosle7lo whoolroum, Chapel-lane,
in order to give • welcomo to the Rev.. G. listrtry, the
new urinktm and surrisiandeut of ti • Podo circuit.
After toil publio w etirg took plerein i he chapel. Mr.
U. O. Holloway in the chair. Donor, the enrol. g the
choir gang severe! anthem. ..a an I.m:talent rummer, lime
Holloway premding it the privet Adirees...a were
deUverei hy the they. T. ilishop, of Warchnia, end his
Hes. U. Savers, mid Metiers. 0. Curtis, W. Hunt, J.
Haynes, and Miura There wm a lar.• atteadatok
1.1 MusstAwitirr.—On Frelay the Registrar of the
County Court, Mr. H. W. Dickinson, heard& semitone
metes{ William limos& of Wimbolue, horns dealer,
for about Mr. H. Moore appeared, ortling upon him to
show game why he Mould sot hand over a home and
gig to Mr. W. Bunt, trustee in the bankruptcy of
Mmalewhite, late sid4lwr and harems. maker, Luogllott,
Mr. J. Harker appeared on behalf of the trust.e.
After hearing arguments on each sde the Registrar
made an order for the peyment of £25, the value of the
per:natty, and the carts.
Pim finalone, Ifensy.—Before the Mayor, and
AIL C. J. Mons. _

Briery Lour wee charged with stooling a pair of sea
boom Gotten shirt, • pair of drawers, and • canvass
jompor, the property of Jaws Hutchinson, Sinliow
seaman on beard a vessel named the Fortunate, lying
at Pouts. The prosecutor gave evidisitce as to it.
idenUty of the articles widowed, which Le oilseed from
the forsosells on Saturday, aid said the pries- nor ai•
milted to hien that he bad taken tie boots. The value
of the things was £1 11k —William Vine, • dealer, sold
on Friday night • man named Hartlaott asked him to
buy the boots for 10s. The priaotor wee outside his
shop had Harland nailed him to, as being the pereou
who wished to 101 l the boots. They agreed to take is.
in reply to witness the trimmer said it wee all right,
sod that Harland had just palled the boots off his foot.
Witham bought the boots for 7g. 61.—ffitse Roo,
dressmaker, wife of Robert Row, briokmaker, said the
prisoner went to her bowie bringlig the srtdoles pro.
dewed end salted her to lot him have 44 on them till
the nett morning. Slei did so, and the nett moining
the prisoner mid Sanwa! We oh came to her house.
Welch paid her the di., and they went away, taking
the thing, with tbent.—Welob, a cot porter, was then
examined, and stated Hist on Saturday mornbig
prisoner stated him to boy the things. Wituues accom-
panied his to lire, Row's gni sag the articles, for
which prisoner wanted 61. Evottually he bought thrm,
paying Hrs. Row 4.. end ths prisoner 2e. Other
evident* was gives, substantiating the charge, and the
primmer pleaded guilty. lie was mink:aced to two
months' hard lthour.

THciaDAT.—Bdors thi Mslair and WORM W.
Palace and C. J. Stone.

Samuel Ric Astir, • young man, WM summoned for
unlawfully absenting Limelf from the ',relit of Messrs.
Oakley Bros., corn footers. Ile reoolved • weeks
Rollos to leave Meagre. Oakley*. employment but
absented himself from the follosing day. Fined 10a.
and costs. or II days' hard labour.
Mr. AAA Bad**, gentleman, was summoned for un-
lawfully dredging for oyster', oft the bib lustact.—Mr.
F. Travels appeared for the defendant.— A fisherman
named Hart on Friday aft.rnoon sale defendants
boat (worn Stony Island and Harry Point boom.
There wars two men sod • boy in it. He saw a !ridge
battled Into the boae.—ity Mr. Travers : Th 3 best W 11.4
in the mouth of South Deep.—P.C. Reek. asked defen-
dant whether he had not bean dinky. Be add he had
outside the juriadlction of the magistrates, and should
MA there when lit thought proper. The greater part
of the oysters (prodnord) were underscore. Witness
toll defendant be shoold tabs Ili Soh sod the drafty,
and that he would be summoned. I.Mend.u: aid he
should summon him for as msanlt —Mr. Trasere slid
his answer was M.: co Elena" hod been committed
within their jurisdiction. Ilis client took the orders
on the Purbeok side of the middle of the water. For •
considerable time fishermen hticl fished at thitt spot, but
recently It was !kited Py permission of the lord of the
manor ,• and Hutchins, • tolerably good authority,
stated that • yearly aoknowhidgmeot w•• paid to Mr.
Banks' for fishing in the water around Purbeck. The
spot In gaselier was in the pariah of :Hothead, within
the Isle of Stabeok.—Mr. Stone silted Mr. Travers
whether he took Branksea Island to he in the labs of
Purbeck.—Mr. Drivers replied in the affirmative,
remarking that the ooroner for Wareham and th. Woof
Purbeck hied always had jurisdlation at Branham—
James White, John Brown, and Richard White mid
defendant did not dredge outside South Deep.
The nt.gistrates thee beard a ease against Sanwa
Rots, the polloe oonstable, for " unlawful, stealing.
taking, sad carrying away" • quantity of eysters sod
two dredpa, the property of Re. kludelen.—The sobes-
trate§ having consulted, the idayor said in the case of
Seeks the commons would be dismieeed. The officer
went to the boat in the execution of his duty. lu the
oth.r ease en important point wee raised, and it would
take some little time to decide it. The case would be
&loomed fore month. In the meantime tau property
inlaid, be given up, "abject to whitaver cloaaton the
magistrates s',ou,d arrive at
Churls. Slava+, who had been at ma, appeared to •
summon. chavido; him with being drunk on Sunday,
the 13th of July last. —Aeting-tiergeant Hallett gave
eridenoe that daleedant wag drunk and roled from
side to Ada —Defendant toll the bench he was not
drunk, and as to his rolling about, it was raining and
blowlog, and "It took • fellow all his thug to stagger
through the wind."—Fised 101. and mate, or Hem
days' 'bard labour.
nicer. —Before the Mayor.
Joao Kelm, of Limeriale, brought up for being s
downer from the 59A Regiment of Foot, was remanded
to suable baperintendent Hunt to oommunioate with
the War °Moe.