The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-12-06 00:00:00

POOL Z.

Tee KAYOS'S BONI& —Mr. J. Pope, of the High-
Mort, supplied the handsome robes wore by the Mayor
ne 8•1114111 leek bud the work redacts meet creditably
T I AL SCHOOLS. ('he collections made On
of these schools at St. James's March, on Sun-
day on the occasion of the Mayor's Mar vide,
&moored to £36 Ille. 2d.
tutluirelito brretucteecn.—Arrivale November 30
164 sad Senest, Allen, Cowes, cemesi, -
5g.: November 29—Marie, Gowan, Treader,
waiter • Form; Will., Loudon, cloy.
Ontrirranue.—At the Petty Serions on Thursday
their was only one summons tor heariog —one of assault,
and.that wee withdrawn, so the magistrates had "no
reek to do-o-n.
Teitranastou Somer.—The annual meeting of the
Poole Temperance Society was held on Thursday at
the Temperance Hall. Mr. G. Curt's, J.P., the prod.
drag, wid in Um chair. The report was presented by
Mr. 11. Penney, the hon. sec., and showed a balance
In hand of 0,3 19a li. The various officers W STO
is sleeted.
The WIBAINta. —The weather has bees very severe
hem, a. in other parte of the count. y, during the past
week, On Sunday morning there were heavy storms
of hail sad rale, accoomatieS with two terrific emirs
4 lights-tag and &Montag peals of thunder. A
loboOfilbi lobo, living at Parketten. we hear, took
Moo noon • tree, end the tree wee Merit by the
lightelog, the maa himself being knocked senseless
to the /mend. He ia, ho , sett ng oir ell right.
81111008 Nootrimie. —Oa Wed.. Lry afternoon •
oar* eerier amides% happen d on the coley to Mr. H.
Slogrphiso, of Bourrneenth. He w. ettiaer into hie
an whir was Matedlog IN I t tbe itortla f linglaed
Coal
.Clemdt nee oars, when tee innee moved and
011101441•111 was thrown o,,,!greg lb. waggig,
whir preed. ewer hie
_r.; He was at once picked
tip air taker into the offiaof tbe'o m; buy, aid
Macklateek was rot for, mid having been attended
to,phe was taikalllol44 in his eau to 11.-flu.,m
mth.
INUINTATIAM.—At the quarterly tea meeting of
the teacher of Saint Pail's Sunday .'ethools h. Id last
week, eSdressee were prorated t the Re'. Y. and
Mrs. Pocock, en the occasion of their leaving Po A.
for Bath, from the teachers of the Sunday &boots and
re members of the Young Meo'e Bible C 1.... On
behalf of the loaner, Mir lierriar presented Mrs.
Powick with • case of dessert lodges and fork', with
abased mother of pearl bandies; and on behalf of the
latest Mr. if ill promoted the rev. primes with •
bandeume geld peril ore, Mr. -Pocock feelingly
acknowledged the gilts on behalf of himself and lady.
TONE AND Cnerrre OF POOLS LINWIT *JD
thitoner 111111itTOTL —On Moeda), evening last the
aneuel generic meeting of the members of this Insti-
tute, for the election of officer., atc., was bold in On
Reeding Boma. Mr. James Slade, one of the vice-
preeideate, la the chair. The manual amounts were
peer', and the followed'g officers wen, chosen for the
erweing year :—President, Lord Wienborte ; vies
presidents, Sir James llolquhous, Bart., Charles
Schreiber, Seq., M.P., W. L. C. Adey,
George Bedbea, Beg., Thomas Beiben,
W. thekiasen, Elm., M. KeenrWeler, Em. Bev.
J. A. bowmen, Colonel Prey, W. Pearce, Keg.,
G. B. Penney, Req., James Slade, Bact., Y.
String, Req., C. J. Storm, Req. ; hr. treasurer, W.
D. Dugdale, Req. ; bon. assestary, Mr. G. H. Gulch;
hoe. libraries, Mr. J. Beldam,. boo. curator, Mr. W.
Peery, ; committee, Masers W. Argent, W.
H. Ballard, J. W. Buckley, W. D. Dugdale,• C.
Edearide, G. H. Groh, W. Mar, K. Miller, H.
Miller, 8. P. 15.1, 3. H. Phillips, and J. Rattrey.
AOCIDMINT. - - 'l. he Borough Coroner G. B.
Aldridge, beg., held an inquest is Tuesday, before a
Joey, of whom Mr. W. J. Hill wee formats, on the
body of • young Freer sailor, named Joao Marie
Pero*. TOO Clooolllod belooged to the skip Allred. of
Bret, and I. was 19 years of age. The vessel is now
lying an Breakage Hoed., sod oe the previous afternoon
the captels;,Linues Loh, Maris Labordere, with a
preseger, Jean Marie liongien, came over to
Poor in • small sailing boot. The captain landed,
and endeavoured I. persuade the men not to return,
al there was • still brew on at the time. They, how.
ever would sot heed the warnings given them, but
Listed the sad, and eel off for the vessel Nothing
moire was heard ot seen of them until about seven
.'deck Use sane *teeing, when • pilot, named Thomas
Wells, was in Die boat, and found lb. body of &oared
arras in the wort, near the South haven Port.
Neither the boat or the other man have yet bra bred
of. The jury retuned a verdict in awarders with
the eircaseseeacee. Mi. Freak babes, rip-broke',
of Poole, acted as interpreter, taii witnes.e. being
FF9t•ch, etwl also deposed I. Irv* heard the captain
0641‘011 UN nes no; to go back.