The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-25 00:00:00

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IT will be seen by our :vlvertising colimab,, that the
Board of tivarliaas of the Wareham and Isle of Purbeck
Union have changed their weekly to fortnightly meetings,
as has been the case with the I iorchester and other unions
for very many years. It is oinsidertvl that this will prove
an advantaty and I rouvenienee ti all, especially as the
alternate weeks will thus be left open for assessment,
sanitary, and other committees, where it is found necessary
or desirable to hold them.

BWRITAGE.
DRAlNAGlL—Preparatory to a system of sewage, the
Local Board are inviting estimates for a proper survey
and levelling of the parish with a complete plan.
Tug Heather Bell reappeared, plying between Swanago.
Poole, and Bournemouth, on Saturday, and run, daily
betwoen those places.
ROYAL ALBERT.,—Thts steamer commenced her mailings
for the mummer season on Monday, and brought a pretty
fair number of excursionists from Poole.
Taticrox ESTATIL—This estate. adjoining uurlston Park
estate, purchased by Mr. J. C. Robinson, of Newton
Manor House, and London. is, in part to be laid out for
building sites. A road is in course of formation. Mr. W.
Trayte is the mteward and agent.
Tile ('ur:ult.—During a month's absence of the ltector
(Rev. D. Travers) in :Switzerland his sloth% are being
carried on by the Rev. W. Simmonds, curate of an im-
portant pariah in Mato!.
Courry Fsue.eaLy Socirn".—The members of this club
held their usual annual gathering on TuesdaY. The
members walked in procession to Ileraton and back to
the church at eleven o'clock. A practical address was
given by the Rev. W. Siminonds. .tt the Mow len fund
they -
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tuts ey mat down to an excellent dinner, admirably
eerveil by Mr. Linnington. Mr. .i. A. Fenton was in the
chair. Preaent we noticed the Revs. E. E. Trottuan, W.
Darby, and W. Suninsindm
also Mr. A. Luckhatn. Dn. P.
and i.. Isclainotte, Messrs. Bell. Ilillier, Trayte.
and The usual toasts were given, and to "Success
to the Dorset Friendly Society. and to the Swana....e
Branch," the Rev. E. F. Troths= replied, giving details
various branches of the societl. Swanage Branch, connected with the solvency and management of the
num-
bering over 240 members, ha paid EV to the parent
,`"cietY. The remainder of the day was pleasiantly spent
I in music and dancing in a Held now the beach, kindly
Ilent by Mr. T. Horlock, with a capital social tea for wivos
and friends at the institute.

POOLE.
Pim Swlottt, Thunki.v. —Before Mr W. Pearce. Ai.i.'nnnn
F. T. Rogers, and Mr A. Ralston, Mr W. D. Dugdale, sall Mr 0:
II tlutch.
'kw,. Moore, apprentice in the 00 *en ice, was charged
with deserting from the ship Fersevereme, belonging to Mr
James Woost The captain gave him a good 010.1001' t, othi
thy
magistrates ordered the boy to per costa
&brill flame, ern. was IWIIIIIOIIOI for appalling a partridJe
without having a licence on Nov 20th - Braio• our of
excise, prueeemed, and Mr 11. T. Trevanion appeared for the
ilefendan,. -Joseph critch,n, 1.1,,,neer, of Constitution Hill.
mid on 20th 4 Nootctnber ho , ,tf,.i„buit at Nalterns shoot a
1‘nri4.4,.."4 Pick it up.• Was about twenty yards from him.
-By xr Trevanion : Ile 101 l his foreman. Croft, that he new
defendant shoot the bird. —Mr Trevaiiion for the defence, said
he had no doubt that Croft caused the present pnweelings to
be taken out of retaliation. —Edwin William Hanle, won of
defendant proved that on 20th of No, coda, his father and
himself were shooting in w,,e,hant nay. -A witness named
00tmhorstad. —The mug strates dismissed the Bum-
MOM.
Thomas Sargent, carter, summoned by Sir William brown
for being drunk whilst in charge of two bores and a waggon
at Parkstone on Saturday, wee fined Ifle, and nets.
William A'Coun, carter, summoned for being asleep while
on.wnifSoo, which he was the driver, at Parkstone, was
fined Is ad and meta
Ca,arts• Meader, In yeani of ege, brought up on remand for
etabalf b worth of iron front dm premises of Mr If. Former,
guilty, and was sent to Kitson for one month with hard
Thomas Janes sad Jean Maisbeent, boys, summoned for
treemming on Sunday morning In fiCia rarkStAgle,
by Sir James 10.401... in, were ordered to pay the c..st. All I
were cautioned. .

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James Stewart. krensan at Mr Fla !sloe's lact,y. ass mull'
End by Eliza Yawn for assaulting her. -Curnidaintnt said
defendant eats' ber to stay hour after the usual time, and
OQ hot redoing, 'Crock her sod sairumed* hur.—lklendaut