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

POOLE.

TETOTALIIIII. —There wse a tee on Monday evening
at the Temperance Holl, to osoneotson with the Life-
but Lodge of Good Templar', of this town. Alter to.
Bro. J. Monteith, W.C.T., took the °hair, and there
were addrinisee, songs, readings, kn., during the
evening. . .

tiLTDRA IJIATII —oe Wednesday even Log a very
painful our, of sudden death ciesurred Its the Market-
plain', the deo-toed being Mr. Georg* Heine, pork
hatcher, aged 65 years. Mr. Heine wee 'peeking to •
boy at the door of his shop, when he we. eclg.4 with
sudden lamas The boy led him to • seat, and celled
for assistance, Mrs Tilley, of the Astra lan, and who is
• daughter of the deemed, hastened to the shop, and
tried to administer some brandy to her father, but be
was unable to swallo• any, sod died to • few minatee
withoet speaking. D sib resulted, we believe, from the
rupture of • blood vessel on the brain.
BeZiAl.—A Walser in all of the Dorset Home wee
geld on Tuesday and Wedoeeday last lithe eornmodious
building in West-street, and proved very auceeedul.
The ladles of the tows and neighbourhood had beim
most salve In preparing for the occasion, and patsy
articles exhibited were supplied through the skill and
industry of the inmates of the Roue. The result we.
as excellent his ter, and the good." went off " well.
n. Leila. presiding at the various stalls were Mee.
Sauer, Mrs. .1. Slade, Mir Penney, Mies Rill, Wee
Wainscot, Mrs. Chappell (the matron), Mrs. Glyn,
and Mrs. Frampton. The Misses Blade and Mrs. and
Miss Jones also rendered much amaistthee at Mrs.
Seseer's and Mlas Hill's stalls respeotively.
CNIIICH MisiuojAly 800117. —The annual meth'
In connection with this society wee held on Tuesday
creole/ lest at the Townhail. Tue chair wag ocoupled
by the Rev. J. A. Lawaori, rector, sod addressee were
d. liver dby the deputstioa, the Rev. J. Puskford,
missionary from Ceylon, and Colonel Rowleedson.
The report, reed by the Rev. G. Morgan, showed that
daring lad year £73 154. 71. wale Rested in this towl
In aid of the society, an increase of £l5 en the previous
peer, Mr. T. S. Parnell we. chosen treasurer of the
Poole braced. Mr. Abraham Ocoee having reeigned
that aloe. Ths meeting wee opened with prayer and
elosed with • collection.

LOSCIFLLET SUNDAY SCHOOL—The children attending
•the Sunday Schools ooterted with Si. Mary'. Cherish,
Long(leet, bad their sonnet treat by the klodnees of the
ROT. J. L. William; vier, at Me rtsideuoe, Steele),
Green. There was a short service at the church afire
I which the children, of wheel there wee a large niester
formed In prooessloo and scoompenied by their teachers
and headed by the P4Ollll drum and fife bend, started
for the scone of their festivities. They were caught Is
a heavy shower of rain, and had to take shelter for •
time in the now railer., station. On arriving at Stanley.
lane some plea'. were distributed by the Rev. J. Is,
Withrow, and to. children afterweros had to. on Om
lawn. During the evening eenneententa of various kinds,
Including dancing, were ladalged in, the vicar exerting
himself most Indelatigebly to promote the enjoymest ot
all pretreat. Toe proceedings rooluded with an rant
of Are balloons and a pyrotechnic display.
LICDDRINO EMMONS —The annual licensing redone
was held at the Town Hall an Wednesday, before the
Mayor (Mr. H. Hamilton), Aldermen F. T. Rogers, nod
Mr. C. J. Stone. Mr. F. Travers appeared I. support
an applirtion made by lira Jar Taylor for • lifter
to sell eaciseable Iliors by retell to be ooneumed on
the premier of the It diva), Hotel, Longfleet. formerly
stalled the ibra awl Crown beerhoues. Mr. F. Styria',
, brewer, haa added to the premises known ae toe Rom
and Crown • large and oommxtions bat.!; it is
1 houvdiately opposite the new railway station. The
ntrimry formal evidere was given end as influential
memorial wan hanehd to the magistrate* by Mr. Travers.
' No objeetion was raised, and the application was granted.
—Mr. H. C. Palmer, grocer, Parkstont, for whom II:.
Travers appeared, made application for a spirit lisense,
In &Milieu to a liras) to retail wins sad beer which
be now poessea.—Mr. R. N. Howard, of Weymouth,
opposed the appUeatiou both ea ita merits and on the
ground of informality In the notices.—Mr. Travers did
not press the applleation.—Mr. Gawp Walter White,
beerhore keeper, Church-street, Parkstone, for whom
Mr F. H. Tanner, of Wimborne appeared, roads appll.
cation for a spirit licenve.—The applleetloa wee opposei
by Mr. Howard, and ODD ulMisately adjoureed to
the next sitting of the limeneleg magistrates.—Mr.
Tuner, on behalf of Mr. Joseph West, relied for
• spirit Moser for the Yeomen Inn, Market-piste. The
, Vpliordon was unopposed, arid estidectery proof was
een by the applicant respecting thli prior. Mr.
Tanner said the premised would let r • private dwelling
house or shop for IMO or £4O a year. During the tires
that they bad bee.l used as a boathouse large numbers
of sommercial travellers had stayed there and they had
, miscued a memorial asking the magistraties to great •
i license. Mr. Tanner reed this mesiorial and also one
, that had her misted by many of the Inhabitants.—Mr.
i Barer gave enders that the premier were worth
1 taro than £lO a year, without the present lleisse.
I The =saint rates, oonsidering the nianolide and tho dr
I rid respv.tibility of it.o boor, greeted the ap Artist,
The other hosiers were of the ordinary e
, The seeder wire •iljorirmed till the 24th Wirt.
1 MIT lisserome, Teureday.—Befor the Mayor and
tb• ex Mayor (itldrouie .1. Harker).
Mary dee 8M1144 appeared to a IDIDOIOOII 1611/Diag
bee with being drunk and climerderleyia Bowilg Greer
sag, OD Warily night, rid Wilk Wog

language. The ease was proved by Supt. Haut and the
defendant was lined flu. and °pHs.
Thowas Bogey a dealer is GA, was summoned for
basing o qn.,n(,,,, or fish in hie peeemti,.o of less weight
than was specified in the bye-laws. The defendant irall
duly motioned and orderrd to pay the crows.
FaIDAT.-84,.r• the Mayor, and the Et-Mayor.
Martha Haintard woo brought np no • oharge of
eteallug • Omsk leo. hot, of the vats of 74. lid.,
belonging to Min. Jane Hart, mildner, Higb.etrest.
—Tee proseratriz said the made the hat lor, a oustorner,
and on Sethrday, August 2, she pot It in the window,
about half-past seven in the evening. About a quarter
of an hoer afterwards she missed the hat, and gave in-
formation to the polio, and dmoribed IL This morn-
log. on going tip 1111Introst she saw the prisoner pasiallg
with the bat off. She subsequently raw the prisoner
again, having In the first instance mistaken nee to.
another person, and asked her where she purchased the
I hat, Silo reviled that she made it. With«. told her
H it was her hat there wall • knot in the uls•tio, and
asked her to t the off the hat, whiah she did after seine
demur. Witness identified the hat produoul. She
guy, prisoner into custody. The hat could not bath
been told to any one,—le sewer to the prisoner witness
said she (prisoner) mid the bought the materials at
Hr. Andrews's, and made the hat herself. After hear-
ing other evidenon, itoluding that uf Sergeant Bathes,
who apprehended the prisoner this morning, the Mayor
committed the prisoner trial at the sessioas.
MONDAL—B•tore the Mayor, and Mr. C. J. Stone.
81ep4a Brava was chargrd with being drunk and
disorderly and amenlting P.(4. Ool• on Saturday night.
The prisoner knocked down the offiser Sohn, and was
most dilsordsoly. He bad been twins previously eon-
signed. lie was now toed 20t. and taste.