The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-21 00:00:00

WIMBOUNI.

THI town woo lighferi-Wit;;;;Tor the 6 rat time this
wihter on Sunday night, at a charge of 81. per lamp per
=oath.

Tim bells rang merrily on Tagaday In honour of the
wedding of Misa Eleanor Oaod, daughter of the Rev,
B. Good. LL.B., priest-vicar of the Minstar, to Captain
and Adjataat Barrett. of the 14 adminiatrativie
Battalioa Damn RUN V oluoteen.
POOL&

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CCU IN TH. BOUT:011. —Capt. Hunt has presented
the 141E112.1 report am:mai...sled by statistics to the Watoh
Committee showing that 2.3 persons have been rrooearlikd
against, 243 summarily showing • alight dare.., of
mime upon the retnrca of last year, the number being
260. The indictable Lff sums reported to the police
daring the year are nine In number, and ten rasps'
Lave been apprehended, live of whom were committed
for trial at the mesas and sessions.
QOANTLI Blailllllll.—The Michaelmas gam ter Seesloos
of the pesos for the town and meaty of Poole were held
on Tue,day last, at the Towns hall, before A. J. B.
Itersorder.—Befor• the sonstnenesenese
of busbies. Mr. H. W. Dieklasoo. senior legal practi-
tioner of the Court, addressed the Rewords/ in emigrate;
Istory terms upon his applutment. In the some* of
hie reroute he said be thought he was onset in saying
that Mr. CoWas was this grit heoorder of Poole who
*mild lop Mahn to having been born In the borough, and
passed his early Life here • and, although not now
residing among us, his ;oleo has been con/tautly
hoard within those walls as an able advocate. The
learned Broorder replied in suitable tonne The following
rectlemee were then sworn on the grand jury :
Mew& 0. Green (foreman), J. H. Boyt, T. Buehler,
L N. Blanchard, W. B. Evans, 0. & Norton G. H.
Clutch, J. Eltarmay, J. lifferd, A. J. Bliott, J.
Waterman, T. Palk, and C. Edmunds. Emma M.
Limp-Welsh, T. Bilbao, and H. D. Ellis, quelikd is
sorglarros of the borough. There was only :trnee4
gorier, Yoram Heiciterd, who wne ledioted for
• hat, value la the property of Jane Hart—Mr.
I.
Travers proem:bed ; the prisoner wart not defended.—
The foots of this °see have already bees reported.—
The jury found the prisoner guilty, resommeuding her
So rneerry.—She was soorrod to or mostkis hard
labour.

Tu—eis OutranlL. The Oosseil held • 'metier on
Monday Iset, the Mayer medallic —The Term Clark
(Mr. H. W. Dickinsoo) sultsed hi. moonalte for the
past year, as reoelver of the corporations recite. The
mama resolved was £347 Oa 4d. and after dedootiag
£l79e.for oommiesloo,the net receipts were £32911.. 44.
It use resolved In accordance with a resolution peened
by the Jostires, that the salary of the Rev. J. A.
Lawson, as chaplain of the borough gaol, shell be £lO
per annum, to oommenoe ea Ist January, 1847. After
some other business, the Toon Clerk read
the folio wing report by the emomittee appointed to
report on the hest sad most ecosomioal mode for lighting
the bormigh. The committee met on September 3:—
' Your orminftees me of opinion, alter dm deliberation,
that it is desirable the borough should be well lit for
the protection of property, and, as gas Is adopted
In almost all boroughs In preference to other modes
of lighting, It is advisable to frontless the system
of lighting by gas; and with that view they have ob-
tained &Doff.' from the Gm ()Pommy to light the borough
from the bet September lase. 84th. last day of April next,
at £3 10s. per lamp, loeludisig lighting sad extinguish•
lag, whisk proposal your 'smashes* would resommind
for adoption by the Nandi " The report was adopted.
The question whether the salads. of Use various *Meers
appointed under the Publis Health Ael Mould hire.
&moldered with • view to their beereme, was referred
to a orreamlttes.—A mestilag if the Quay Trustees wart
thee bold.—Th• Tows Clerk submitted his bill of mists
in senneetion with harbour dues law suit and the
following resolntioa woe agreed r—" At Ude smieting
, the Clerk, as eslisitor if the Trustees, produced his hi
of mite against the Trustees in the maim the Trustees
w. Mr. George leanings, amounting be 1£1,189 fle. 101.,
also • mob Neotutt moditing the Trustees with the
mortice he bad received from time to time oa amount
of the said bill, also the judgment debt and taxed oasts
received from the defermaal, making • total of
£27895.. 51., which show the debit wising the Clerk
of 1.593 31.—Reeolved that the bill of oasts be
allowed of £2,189 Bi. 101, and that the Cleric pay the
Miami due from him on the oasis amount, namely,
£5935.. 31., to the Tresteres' amount with the tree.
surer forthwith, and that • cep, of the cash amount be
entend at the foot of the minates."—The meeting then
ruled,
Yount) lizire OBILLITIAS ASSOCIATION.-0a Tueeiag
evening the *polling mw•thog of the sermon In connec-
tion with this association was held at the Two Hall.
The Bh-r4ff (Mr. A. K. Witt, ) presided In the absences
of Mr. M. Komp-Weloh, sod was supported on the
platform by the Rem. J. A. Lawson, (4. Morgan, G.
Savory, and J. G. Tolley. The openieg address was
delivered by the Rev. J. Hello's*, and was listened to
with snook attentioa. In the sours* of hia rernaske the
to,. gentleman said intogiosting larears might give
stimuln., but young men did not want unnatural
stimulus. Aloshol was not strength thotteh it was ex-
, aliment. By the use of alcoholic liquors they were
only drawing long bills upon their minstitutioes which
by-and-bye they would here to per together with
Interest. The rev, gentleman then proeseded to speak
of the tapirs whiels was frequently daze by tobsooo
smoking. &MO of them might not know that Wham°
eontained • poison sailed flimsier?, me grain of which
was sualcdent to poison • dog. They might ask did this
poison absorb Itmlf lido the apneas in smoking? He
replied that it undoubtedly did. There were two lauds
of tobacco pawning—the acute and the chromic. The
sent, poisoning might be seen in the mese of • boy who
had just had his first pipe. Tbe 'brunt° polsouing
ruatalcstsd Itself in varus ways, sometime. by
bronchitis and sometimes by mogestion of the brain.
Health might also be ruined by profilgaoy. The meet.
lug ccooluded in the usual manner.

BLANDFOItD.
Halve/iv TUrILIGIVING BEIVIOIB.—On Sunday
lest, oollsetioaa ea hehaU of the Dorsal County Has.
Wel Rum made atter morning sad evening serviee, at
Blandfeed Chetah, r thaak.offerlog Ur the lete
harvest. The Hey. C. Fienes-Cliatoo, oust' of Bland-
lard, Wombed, In the mauling, from Peels Ili., 11,
"Thou aroused the year with thy "Ma ;" °la
serer from Galatians at. 7
iteweth, that shell he atao me.'" At the incogai *sr-
vies as maths's from Pasha sly.. 26, was aissil
Th• umestal t• 113 111. 64.