The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-08-04 00:00:00

POOLE.

I Tag two larilitt soegospUoni in Poole, yin, that of
Si. James's Church, sad that of the Skinner-street
Congregational Chaprl, are without pastors at the
, present time, the Ant being void by death mud the second
by resignation.
DEATH ti DROWIIISO.—A child 18 months old,named
klitry Stormy, danghter of Emma dtiarey. met her death
, last week by falling Into a well near the New Inn. An
Inquiet was sebseqoently held and • radial el" awn-
doutal death by drowning" returned.

tin or Faggig".— AI the last election there Imre
twelve freemen entitled to vote In the election of
members fer this borough ; the Dew lir, bowever,shoro
only eight, whore names are Messrs. H. Aldridge, D.
Dural', H. K. Yarnell, J. Gore, J. Joyce, T. Made, it.
, Sten worth, and J. Sturrney.
Pooth UNION. —At the commencement of the bell'
year *edicts Lady-day, the number of in-door peepers war
91, at the sod of the half-year the number had member
to 102 • the average weekly cost per head of these
peepers 1. 3. 714. the corresponding period of rot year
the soot woe 3a. 9id.

Tax Char.— On Thursday, Um day on which Colonel
Brno., one of Her Majesty's inspectors al volunteers.
reviewed the form, upwards of 1000 persons were taken
to *teenage by the Spumy, and a large number also went
by the small steamer Royal Albert. At Bournemouth
very great disappointment was felt at the manner in
which the managers of the steamer Spioey sated. They
advertised szsursions and never want, whiish was a
mums of disappointment to hundredg

Tea POOLS lams. —The Poole volunteers, under the
sommend of Captain Batts, !stunted to Pools on Friday
by the steamer Splay from Sweaty', with the eorps
belontOng to Sbelesbary, Sherbert's, Wisnborne, Bland.
ford, Ate. 'Upon arriving .1 the bridge, the Captain
briefly addressed the Poole corps ; in the coarse of his
remarks he expreseed hintatlf highly gratified with the
demeanour of As «tree in camp. The oorps then
searched to bead.quarters andbroke off. The voluoteen
seemed thoroughly to have enjoyed their week under
canvas.

Perry Seamoire, Thursday.—Edward Maedale was
charged with stealing £3 from a box in the dwelling.
house of An Cobb, of Hamwortby, on the 27th of
July, but, by some means unexplained, the money was
returned from whence it had been taken during the
time filmedide was in custody, therefore the Bench dis-
c U.S gollsoner. The prisoner was brother-in-law
nir charged
Oaken, of the Britannic
Inn, Quay, was fined 40s. and mats, or 14 days'
Imprisonment for refusing to admit the police into a
oertain room in his house, on Sunday, the 19th of July.
I —George Thomas Fry was fined se. and costa, for
having his house open for the male of omissible liquors
on Sunday, the 19th of July.—William Spears, of
Wimborne, stoker on board the Sidoey, MIN fined Is.
and coats for being drunk and assaulting his wife on
Wednesday evening. The wife did not appear.—
Saturday: Before Alderman James Wood- (mayor),
and B. Lacey. Big —James Ward, • compositor, in
the employ of Mr. Offer, of Bournemouth, was brought
before the magistrates under the following circum-
stances :—Superintendent Gifford said that on Friday
the prisoner was found in Highetreet, with the silver
moon now produced in his possession. He was brought
to the station, and in reply to inquiries as to bow he
became possessed of it, he said that his mother had
given it to him seven yearn ago. The superinten-
dent not being satisfied with the manner in which he
accounted for it, told him that be should have to
detain him in custody; after which he caused inquiry
to be made, and ascertained that the spoon had been
stolen from Mr. Offer, who had since been to
the station, and identified it as his property.
The superintendent said the offence had been
committed in the county of Hampshire, con-
sequently he placed himself in cominmication with
the officers of that force (one of whom was now in
attendance), and he proposed, with the permission of
the Bench, to hand the prisoner over to that °Meer
for him to be dealt with in that county. The magistrates
ament,d, and the prisoner was conveyed to Binswood.
—William Bea., beerbouse-keeper, was brought
in custody upon • warrant, in which he was
with having threatened to murder him wife, and w•th
baring violently assaulted her. It appeared that it
was six of one and half • dozen of tee other. The
magistrates called upon him to enter into his own
reoognisances in the sum of £5. to be of good behaviour
for six mouths.—. Julia Allen, vagrant, • native or
London, was brought up in custody charged with being
drunk and incapable at the Oak in the morning.-81m
was discharged, and ordered to leave the town.

Silt IVOa LCD LaDT COttsrue. GUIST. The
return to Canford of Sir Ivor and Lady Cornelia Guest,
no the completion of their wedding tour, on Tuesday.
the 28th ult., was eelebreted by demonstrations of •
most interesting character. For weeks past the whole
district round had been angered in tuking arrangements
for their receptioa, and the complete bum of all will
have •fforded general satiate-tan. TIN seeilyquarrisd
pair arrived per railway about mid-day. Debuting
signals announced the fact to tbe hundreds assembled
outside the station, and they took up the cheers which
were raised by the elect party admitted to the platform.
Titers was a tasteful display of bunting at the stmicie,
and • megrims triumphal arab, lei% the mottoes
"Welcome" and "long lie and happiness." A
earring draws by four grey*, was in waiting, and Sir
Ivor and his wife having interred it, they proceeded
towards Cubed House. Several arches, of tasteful
design. and baring appropriete mottoes. were ereelyd
sloes tbe li., of route, end at each a halt was made
Irbil. addneeses or welcome end eoesratalataos were
presented and acknowledged. The first arch was
ineeribed "God bless the anion of Osafeed and
Blesheim," and as the eortigt approached, Mr. Entree
splendid band commeseed praying " The English-
man." Here nearly a hundred of the tenantry of the
estate were drawn upon either aide of the rani. The
Hon. and Rev. W. B. Ponsonby presented • beautifully
illuminated and engrossed address to the lord and lady
of tbe manor, on behalf of the tenantry, the clergy,
and others of the neighbourhood. A beautiful bracelet
of rube., diamonds, and pearls, was then presented to
Lady Cornelia by Mr. Thomas Petey, of Moretown farm,
on behalf of the temente, and Mr. John Pen', chief
bailiff of the Canford estate, read the address sworn.
panying it. Sir Ivor thanked them in a few brief
hearty words. The horses had now be.. removed
from the carriage, and roue were attached, by which •
poses of labourers on the estate drew it the rest of the
diatomite. At the next arch, the merino was again
stopped to allow the Mimes Eva and Rhumb. Luff,
daughters of Kr. J. W. Lull, the steward. to present •
bouquet to the Lady Cornelia: the nosegay lIVI4 made up
of orange blossom, narcissus, and white roses, trimmed
with lace, and lex ladyship testified her admiration of
the little preseet by carrying it during the remainder
of the day. Jest as the corner of Can ford village
appeared in eight, the cortex wee halted at another
elusive archway, bearing • suitable motto, in conse-
quence of the presentation to the happy pair of a bible,
Ashly bound in purple re oroceo gilt. The Roe. T.
Paley. of Hamprestoo, read the aosompanying addeen,
and Sir leer soknowledged this mark of klndaes. and
goodwill. On either side of the drive were ranged the
teddies of the Hamprestoo, Wimborne, Ebbe,
Canford, Lytehett. Longest, Parßetone, and Haw
worthy schools, who numbered altogether more than
2,000. The boys canted Mooed banners clan colours
and description, on which were Scriptural texts and
mottoes, while the girls each bore • wand, to which we,
attached • banneret of blue and white. On arriving at
the elusion, the party warn greeted by salving of
artillery; the bells of Canford rung out their "merry
Pemba" and maid the music of the bands, and the
hearty showing of the immune crowd, Sir Ivor led his
wife hit° the Vence House. In a large marque,
greeted in front of the manor, upwards of 1,500 labourers,
their wives, and sweetheuts were supplied with dinner.
The school children were afterwards regaled with
eillar rubstaatial fare. Is the afternoon the Mayor,
Sheriff, and Corporation of Poole were nessived in the
great ball by Sir Ivor and Lady Cornelia Gust, when
I. Wood, Beq., expressed the congratulations of the
people of Poole to the oewly•marrid pair, and said their
great desire was that they might reside a large portioa
of their time on the Canford estate. Mr. W. H.
Diekinent, Town Clerk, then read the Corporation
address. Sir Ivor expressed his geniis:Ube to receive
the address, and he tendered his best thank' to the
people of Poole for the very great honour they bad done
him. A deputation on behalf of the profession and
trade of Wimborn• was then reesived, who presented
a eongrattdatory soldrent, and Dr. Parkinson headed to
Sir Ivor a silver salver, valued at 50 guineas, which
had been subeeribed for amongst the inhabitant.. Sir
Ivor,
_in seknowledgement, said that it In the future it
should he in his power to promote the interests of
Wimborse, be bomb' be delighted to inertias it. Ia
the afternoon theme was • variety of arnmeam_ peo-ents
Tided in the park, drawls' to the abbot the Managed,
Poole, unman, and other heeds, and games of venom
kinds. At 4x o'clock there was a banquet in the peat
hall, to which between 300 and 400 ladies and gouts-
men were invited. Sir Ivor presided, and Lady
Cornelis emend the bonnet with her presumes. "The
Q 44011 and royal family" we. daly honoured, an "The
Bishop and Clergy" was coupled with minieters of all
denominstious, and the Hoe. and Rev, W.
raised quite • storm of bun by expressing himself not
at all unwilling to rirtarn thanks for all. Mr. Kemp-
Welch gave" Long Life and Happiness to Sir Ivor and
Lady Gaut." Sir Ivor briefly thanked all parties who
had amend in the day's proceedings, and prOPaard ”Thti
Teitatitry," to which Mr. G. &Ina, of Poole. toPlisti-
" The Mayor and Corporation of Poole` was responded
to by Mr. J. Wood; "Prosperity to the town of
Wimlaorna," by Dr. Parkinson. and" The Ladies" by
Mr. Pearce Sir Ivor and hie bride the. left the '
banquet hall, amid the hearty congratulations and
sheering of the paste. The day's festivities 61011114
with a grand ppoieelinie display.

TARR kNT HINTON.

TurentoiriaL—Os Banday the Rev. W. Savage,
haying yromMed a farewell sennoo on part of
L Peter ii., 11, was presented in the esing by th,
inhabitant@ of Hinton., with a small drawiag-room time-
plows, ea • isetimony of newel and affection for the
Modems mid attention resolved from him daring hie
six years residimacie in the vdlage. The rev. gentleman was also preempted with I headmen:le bissall holder, by
the children sad Meehan of Tarrant Hinton school.

BSA RIMER.
Comm PETTY Basinows, Monday.—Before W. T.
Cox. En., 8.8. Hoddlo. Fan., and Colonel Cor.—John
Hallett, of Whiteureh Canosionenni, was fined 30a.
for keeping a dog without • been's. John Forney,
John Crass, William Cisodry, of Lotion, Bliss Pits&,
and Volontine Colmer, for similar ofTenwis were .as
fined 30a. John Grifßn was also flned 404.--Williarn
Pomba*, sammonod for being drunk and riotous at
Besatinstor on 18th 1157, was fined 40e. and 0.. 64.
oosta.--Bainuel Osborne and William Forr was
summoned for turbos driring on the highway at South
Perrott, 18th J5•5.,-I(,'Hanky for delendarita—
Hach fined £2 104 and 12s. 64.amts.-11w Boa.
minstor Noord of Guardians applied for an order against
Thomas Homo, for mnintaining his mother. Defendant
lire at Powerstsok.—The order was refosed.—lhnr7
Legg, for allowing cattle to stray on the highway at
Como:tabs, was Said 10s. barderting sesta—ilorah
was Etwanntied far illiaaltlag Jana hillwrinut, at
Jaly.—Mt. Maki ter ft datiodia4-77)psa Us. IL
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