The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-06-08 00:00:00

POOLE.

MACEILEEL.—There w-as—a—targe catch of mackerel off
Bournemouth on Thursday. and on the following day the
6•01 or. selling in Poole at sixpence per dozen.
I:min:NO SOCIETIES—The Herold states that the Poo I
Rui-:it Building Society is now fairly established. ano
rm.re business than its promoters anticipated : amid
that the Wimborne, Ringwood, Bournemouth, and Christ-
church societies an each making headway.
Tile TRAMWITS. —The tramways round the quays are
now beim: got ready for working to the town railway
station. It ir said there is POIDE demur amongst the mer-
chants f the port 3, to the charge, for conveying goods
ore!. the tramways to the id.tion.

Goon IF.IIPLART. —OilTliur4 last a tea tneeting of
the meads:vs and' friends of the Lifebuoy Ledge was hel.l
at the Teintewance 11311. After tea there was a public
tneetin,r, the chair being Laken by Mr. .1. Llewellyn.
Vavlout addre.ses were given, and the Templar chotal
cla..s Bang a selection of Inwde.

PRFNENTATION. The members of the congregation
attending Ixtrisett Minster Church, on Wednesday even-
ing prmentest to Mr. W. Clench, of this town, a. an
wknossholgotent of his !service m organist, a valuable
timepiece. The presentation wa made at Mr. rleit,h's
resblenoe by Mr. 11. M. Foot and Mr. W. Jones on Nebel!
of the.congrrgation.

Re JOIIN nran.—The lesnknipt is an accountant and
tttttt ereial traveller, f this town, and on Thunelay last
the first reciting of creditors was hell at the office of the
Registrar (Mr. W. 11. Dickinson). Mr. J. 11. Hoyt was
appointed trustee of the estate, without remuneration,
and Messrs. C. Rill, of Poole, and W. Dowling the com-
mittee of inspection. The 2lst instant was the slat' fixed
for the public examination.
TUE Arctic exiialition has brought to remembrance that
Dr. E P. Philpots. of this town. went ti Greenland /10t110
years since and the vessel was blocked in ice for eighteen
months. It wag during this voyage he discovered an island
in Ifele Bay, which we are Weasel to see bearing his name
in the map of Greenland which appeared in • recent
number of the I lbestrated London Neres. Forth's discovery
and other scientific investigations, Dr. R. I'. Philpots was
elected a Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.
It regard to the site of the pn.posel Royal College for
Naval Cadets, it Li said that a medical inspection is about
to be made sf the llarnworthy site. The soil is sand WO
graVel with clay underneath, awl as a ernsemence airy
and salubriou.s. It lA well situated CO regards easy com-
munication with railways, with utilei of smooth water for
boating, bathing, and other purpose, It is hoped this
site will be selected. If it be, it IS anticipated that ere
long means will lie found to remove the bar at the entrance
to the harbour.
Quay TIMATEES.—On Friday last a meeting of the
trustees of the tiaays was held under the projdency of
the Mayor. There were also present -Alderman T.
Belben and F. Styring, awl Councillors R. I'. chyle, J. 11,
Boyl, J. Buckley, T. Buckler. E .1. Conway, M. Curti, 11.
Farwer, G. Green, 11. Hamilton, J. S. lltulson, F. Millns,
C. J. Stone, and 'W. N. Western. The following resolu-
tion, proposed by Mr. 11.1.1-on, and seeended by Mr.
Western, was carried unroll ttttt usly "That the Town
Clerk he instructed to appear by the Recorder, or other
counsel in ease he is engaged, before the Commissioner
apliotante:ti Order, hear
on the 131 or Litt itnhs.lanßt.man d
to
sums.rt the prayer of the memorial presnsted by the
Trustees against the grant of such order. Messrs Bellen
applied for permission to make a siding in connection
with the filltiV tramway. The trustees resolved to con-
sider the application on a plan being laid before them
itesoreit Pouvr., Monday. before the Ma or, awl ilr. J.
DUrell. _

Henry Pry, Lytchett Minkder, airier, s'ae charged with
stealine coal the property of Mr. Daniel Ma/Wm.
On the previous Monday prisoner had been sent to Donnie-
mouth with a load of bricks, orders to brine hack two
toms of eat and deliver them at prolaseutorki Inick3ard m
the journey holm he got drunk, pitched down a bag of 0411 St
Mn Lennett's annat her onlers, and another "Italic the
hon., of a Wan eiltnetl •Pan,,,, war Lomacet toll-gate . Ile
.t a man named Elkins, to Wltutn he gave a "lift " to carry the
cosh. .

rowntr pleaded guilty. and was 'automat to 2i days hard
labour.

Purr Thureday.--Before the Mayor, Munn. C. J.
St,•ne, W. D. Dupla.), A. Mallon, J. B. Dwell, and the
es-Mayor.
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linberky was summoned for selling to Henry Yewton
• I.ig which wax unfit for hunran food.— Mr I. Pearce, ineisector
of nuisances, repeated the evidence which he gave on Thursday
last.- -Mr It. D. pills, medical officer of health. said .ot the 22nd
ult, he examined the carcase f the pig at the request of Mr
Pearce. and found that it was In, 'cry diseased state. The
InClt ‘llll. iu his opinion, quite mint for human tel ft
weighed ahmit 121 he or lithe. -Henry Newton, the defendant
In the pre, hots Mile, WWI then cellist Ile said that 011 Friday
week he bought the area. (nun the defendant for 24 tel. lie
had previously killed the pig A person named Gibbs asked
him to do no, as it had a bone in its throat. After buying the
the pig he took It to the bowie of a man named Alain. He
told defendant the pig was not for food Defendant told
with,/ Au dhl not like to sell the pig. He 4n.i Itot recoiled
that she nit, the pig wan unfit for food. Adana had given
withal; le for the numbase of the pig, and r hums kept thl for
Adams was again called and he repeutel a portion of
bin tmohle _By Mr Ralston Defendant did not ask him to buy
'den, he case la•t week. It 9,1 to the effeet that the
defendant stated she woubl not sell the pig, but ir.,u1.1 hare it
tthhec
Mary Kerley mid she s'as present on the evening In
question when Newton asked deb ',dent If ehc hl got rid of the
nie, She aid she had not. He offered here halfeverovrn, and
S wan at Intended for loud, but he would rand it away
ung ee,e should not bear of it again. He alio maid he would
take all the responsibility on himself —The cac ‘l9ldiamiard.
but defendant ars suitablY cautioned, and told that te,e, ought
to have litir.ed the ;tic.- The Mayor ad !el that the cue was •
eery proper one to tot brou.ht 'adore the bench, and that in the
event of • conviction in any ease of this kind aeery severe
jwitalts would be inflicted
Henry Newton then appeared 1., an adjourned commons on
a charge of selling the pig to Adams.—Mr Tresanion midrange'
the magistrates for the defence. —llm Adams naa called at the
request .11k. magistretes. She mid the defendant brought

the pis to her house. She saw the Mate in which It was and
did not remora it from the basket --The magistrates haring
retbeal to consider their deon, the Mayor mild they had iltl
doubt defendant knew the pig was unlit for food, and cooled
the money from Adams, when he was In a state of intoxi-
cation. There was no proof that Adams ',Lithe I to buy the
pig Defendant was morally guilty. but through
technicality he could not he souridad.—lle was suitably
catqloned.. . . _

-11-84;11;a-fek rogue WM summoned by Sold. Hunt for allowing
two rows to stray on the highway, at Partstons, on TuaaLty.-
Hs •as Sned Ss and costs
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Thomas Street, Geary, Everett, Thomas Ile:lard, Geonje
Podley Toot Beets, James Doris Grove !teethed, Jorph
Rat:toot, Joseph Keyser, end Cherie. Ogling were summoned
for trespaming on bud at Lowecet, occupied by Mr Henry J.
Conway, on Sunday last--Mr Treranlon appeared for the com-
plainant, and Mr ionel Budge for Ifellard.—The complamant
was willing to acoept promises from the boys that they would
not repeat the offence, and 4lowed of their being discharged
on payment of the cdets incurred,— This was agreed to, ml the
defendants were suitably admonished
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Bern :-taelol.l, Satunle- y.—Beture the mayor and Mr J. B.
Durrell.
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Newman, of Stoborough, Warehain. in the employ of
Mr Miles Itodgett, was brought up by P.C. Ciller for being
drunk yesterday while in charge of waggon, at Ilawworthy.
The prisoner fell down three times while trying to get spoil Ulu
shafts. He was fined 10s. and costa

LONGRA M.

IsQuksy.--The Dep—ut-Y=Co—ronerTOr the district of (ran.
borne held an inquiry as to the death of Elisabeth Cutler.
at the King's Anus, Longhatu, on Tuesday. From the
evidence of the witnesses, it appeared that ilecem-ed had
for sonic time past been suffixing from nervous depression,
pans in the bead, and loss of memory, and Mc! ;Acted at
thues in a strange manner. On Sunday evening, the 17th
ult., she retired to bed, with her youngest daughter, as
usual, at about ten o'clock, and when the family arose
the next morning at five the unfortunate woman was
missing. Search was immediately made and continued
throughout the week, but in vain, until on Monday after-
noon her body WWI discovered in a fearfully decomposed
state in the River Stour. The jury found • verdict of
"Suicide while of unsound mind."