The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-23 00:00:00

OORIM CASTLIL

CUM.! —Sitedisore w, Cod's Castia—Thla =stab
was played at Carta Caatla ea the 9th kat. Oo amount
of the rain it was not played out, sod Cork Castle woe
on tb• lit lowing*. Corft assav v. Wisdoms was
played at Wizaborne oa Saturday, Cork Castle winalog
on the ,it Innings.

IMRE RfIBIS.
PRflltyATtoL—lo our rep..rt of the re-opening
serviette .4 tbe Gungregstional chapel In this town, ID
our last waek's Issue, we omitted to mention that the
Rev. W. Barwell, the pastor of the church, wee
presented oath. ecuuion with a new and handsome
Bail° for big pulpit. The presidit was the product of
two serrieee of sacred sang given lately by the choir.
The o.d Hible also, by the same means and through the
generous kindness of she oommittee of the British and
Foreign Bible Socuty, has been put in a state of
thorough repair.

Mr. A. W. Stain hie-Wen—elee's i secretary of the
Pool. Rowing Club, In the pier. of Mr. F'. B. Whit*,
wh is leaving the town.
Tue TILAEWAY.—A number of workmen are now
actively employed Is the construction of the tramway
from the sew rill eay station to the quay. This will
be • great WiIVOLUSO• to merchante and others.
especially al the railway trent° will shortly be In eon-
nectioe with the new station.
Tat Hems Secretary has just appointed Mr. Arthur
Collins, of the Western Circuit, to be Reoorder of
Poole. Mr. Collins is s native of Poole, and haa nide
great progress In his profession since be was called to
the bar, and the appointment has given general satis-
faction to the town.
CHI:4CH MISIIIONAIT 80clerT.—OD Sunday week
sermons In behalf of Ws society were preached at St.
JaollBB'. and St. Paul's churches. At St. James's the
rector (Rev. J. A. Lawson) preached In the morning.
nod the it... W. Miley, of Rich...tied, in the eveulna.
The Rev. W. Acworth preached at St. Paul's in the
morning, and in the *Terns,/ the 1t.,. P. F. Clot, of
Bournemouth The amount" collected were—St.
Jamie", .C 6 15r., St. Paula, 11l 4,
Mims Cornucrs.—At the meeting of the Board of
Guardians of the Pool* Caton held on Thursday, the
followiog tenders were accepted :--Mr. H. Barden—
bread 7d. per 4 b. loaf ;111.4,11 lla per seek ;Australian
beef, 71. per lb.; pork, 61. per lb.; butter, Is. ld. per
II.; oatmeal. 19.. GI. par ant.; soda, fis. per net Mr.
Fti lout— beef, 91. per lb.; suet, 41. per lb., shine. Ad.
per lb. Mr. Gifford—ohe se, 34.. per oat; malt, 2, 64.
per eat ; P.PPOr, 91. per lb.; peas, 6. 31 per bushel;
MOO, 13, per owt.; tee, la. 101. per lb ; soap, 31e. per
cut. Mr. Hoplche—entrar, 31. per lb.; porter, 52a.
per bsrrel ; candle', 54. Gl. per dozen lbs. Mr. Styria(
—.le, la. per gallon. Mr. Palk—coal, 34.. 64. per ton.
Mr. J. Ailey—brandy 211. per gallon ; gin, 12.. per
gallon; wine, 12., per gallon, Mr. T. Bereft—drapery,
se per sample. Mr. J. Habsood —boots and shoes ea
per sample.
PETTY SailmOin, Thureday.—Before the Mayer
(Mr. IL Hamilton), Mr. W. Pearee, Mr. C. J. Stolle,
and Ald.rotaa F. T Room.— A beerbottee-keeper
named William Henry Gahm appeared to a summons
°barging him with selling hmir at a prohibited time.—
Mr. F. If. Tanner, of Wiroborne, appeared for the de
fendant.—Loubui Ivamy said that between ten and
eleeen o'clock on Sunday morning, the Tcb Instant,
while the bells were ringing for church, she went to
the Rom and Crown, Mile-row, and Joked Mrs. Galion for
a pint of beer to take away and for half a pint t.
drink. Mrs. Galton supplied her with the bow. —la
reply to Mr. Tanner, we --e said she • informution