The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-01 00:00:00

WAILEZAN.

CHnimii PAW:tn.—II Compel, D.R.V. attended
Divine *crake at St. Mary's Church on Send .y la t.
A very impressive sermon we prow:lied by the chaplain '
(Itev. H. P. Ntokes.)
Sr. Mairrix's HILL.—It has been decided by the
eononittee that subscriptions shall be solicited to defray
the oust of improving t e wall on the east side of this
hill. The fo losing will be pleased to receive any sums
towards this object a—Misers. F. Boggs, F. Marshall-
say. and J. B. Best.
IVAESIIAM LAND Agli BUILDING SOCIETY (LIMITED.)
society is, we believe. Pow fairly started, and is
being taken up by want of thine who have t e welts s
of the tow,. at heart. The Westport pro erty will be
the first land purchased by the society, it having
entered into an ages ment with the IF isties and
executors of the late Jo in W. Pike, to purchase this
estate at the prioe of 1.1,500.
Mi.samisit AND Padiesiox UNION.—At a meeting
of the Guardians beld on Tuesday, the 25th instant,
the following wire taresent :—The Earl of Eldon (in
the chair). N. Bond, Eaq.. Messrs. J. H. Garland C.
Yeardili 11. Bennett. .1. S. Drew, W. Spicer, 11. J.
Gm land, and T. Caine'. The minute. of the last
rueetin.t were read an I conhroied. The usual relief
business was transacted, and the clerk was directed
to write to the Local Government Board for the pay-
ment of the sum due irom them to the Guardians in
respect to the salaries of the Poor Law Officers.
Ordered that the next meeting lst he d on the Ist of
November next
COUNT! PETTY SESSIONS, Tnesday.—Bef .re Lieut.
Colonel Mensal, and M. Rodgett h.q.--Joseph Guy
and Joseph Moss, both of Langton Matravers, were
suturnoned by William Humber, for trespass ng an
search of ga ue, on lands at Corte Castle.--Guy, fined
6e. and sa. 6.11 costs, Mows £3 and ss. 6d. c
Henry William. we. summoned for non-p •yment of
magistrates' order for the payment of fle. 6d., for main
-
t maws of his parents. —Seven days' itnprisoii ment.--
Georg Whittle, of Poole, was summoned for killing
ime out of season, at the parish of Corfe Castle, on
the 2lt•t of Septernber.—Fined fl and 12s. wets, or
one month.—This same defendant was also summoned
for trespassing in .earch of game .t toe out-parish of
Holy Trinity, W ireham.—Fin-d £.2 and costs, 135., or
one month's imprisonment. —Alfred ,herren an
Thomas Lockyer, if Sere Regis, were summoned by
James Squire for tree assing in search of gains at
Affpuddle —Fined 10s. and costs, 9w, each.—
William Davis was summon d hy Frederick Clover. of
Mo eton, for a like offence.—Fined se. and coats,
or 14 days' imprisoninent.—Heory 0 .ver, of
Swan ge. was summoned by the Guardians of the
Waraham and Purbeck Iftron for arrears of mainten.
ance order. —C Abe adjourned for 14 days. —A license to
deal in rams was granted to Emanuel Brine, of
Winfrith Newburgh.

SALISBURY.
POLMCS AT SALIIIBU NT. —1.r.r.1 Folkestone, Conserva-
tive membvr for S oath Wilts, swalciog at Salisbury
Oil Friday, aI I Mr. Gladstone's pre-emisent ability,
his rernars ably energy, bile uno niiuerable perseverauce.
sod hia stern integrity commanded the personal
admiration of all, whittler political friends or foes.
Mr. W. If. Oradell, M.P., responding for the borough
members, said he believed the Lind Bill was a
beneficent measurs, and the GoVernUntfit deserved the
unswerving loyalty of all liberty-loving citizens.

POOL/.
SHIPPING Defnuorscs.—Arrivals : October 21
Ides, Chinos, .11-wcastle. coals; Moth, Winter,
Port-mouth, nil. 22—Be sic, Rows, Port mouth, nil.
23—810361 m, Rees, Soutbdon, nil. 24—Freedo0,
Greeuham, Newcastle, coals; Alfred, Del. Ocir-isrl,
=ettibar,le . 25-131 en Olsen, Drammen, boards ;
, andiokswall, boards. 111--

Nesta, Hughes, Newcastle, coal.; Bather, Dennison,
Newcastle, coal.; Minn;Moore, Sunderland, coal.;
Admiral, Bellsin, Cowes, nil • Eagle, Roberta, Sun-
derland, coals.--iailings October Y.,- -Moth, Whiter,
liwainage, nil. 24-H. Porter Houleston, Cardiff,
pitivood. 25-Coils, Owens, Reuncorn, clay; Cather-
ine Williams, Owen, Runcorn. clay : Wave, Nurse,
Llanelly, timber; Ceres, Summeis. Falmouth. flour;
Lizzie Lee, Barnett, Cardiff, 'Atwood. 26-Keturah
Evans, Cardiff, pi•wood ; Diver, Pare, St. Helens
dads; Emma, Conway, Cowes, pipes, Admiral,
Bellson, Cowes, nil; Joseph and Ann, Pym, Taidn.
SHIPPING DISASTeIIa.-Tbe Allred, French ecluvacr,
belonging to Brest, De la .'oirgiery laseter, from Point
La be, to Dunkirk, Lien wit. bailey, gut ashore on
the Hookisaui!, Poole Hipbone, on Monday
af terno in, about half. p st four o'clock. azal wan &emitted
to get off by Mr. Thomas ISroro, Idlol. of this poet,
the men of the Poole HerbnurCosetgused dtzti )13, and
. other.. The Telegraph steam b nit went to the amidst-
ones of the Alfred and towed her up to Poole Quay
the mine night. -The Elizabeth, rrived at this port
from Heronsand, with • cargo ol ha • tens for Mr. John
J. Norton' repogahaving met with very severe weather,
during which the captain was oimpailed to threw
over the whole deck load, ant on Tuesday in coming
I over the Bar the vessel grounded h.aviiy. causing hie
tv le.k very much.-Tb. Prorilentia bound from
I Fr, drikidad to :iostliamptoa, with • cargo of flooring,
Lc., for Mr. Nottoo was compelled to put into H.e-
wich with lose of sails and bulwark., le dicing so badly
that pump.e. h scl to he sent oat to her from the shore.
We understand that several vessel, which have
recently discharged cargoes here, have been lost in the
late gales _ _
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Co'll-iiTT 0008 T, Monday. Before Mr. Serjeant
Tin. dal. inson. —Tilde' were al judgment sum-
monses' heard at this court, amongst other, were the
followiug : —Samuel Talbot v. John Dowuton.—His
Honour ..ke I how the defaulting debtor could pay.—
The plaintff said he kept • horse—His H flour:. But
does thd hoe, keep him? l must have prod( that us
has anue means of payment. —Plaintiff said the defend.
mit was in conaialt work, end his Hon iur make an
order for 14 arty' imprisonment. t. be auspended for a
mohth —Au old man, named Wildiain Houidiell, a
baker, of Poole, sued a woman, named Eli: abdth
Holloway, f .r • small sum of money d.r hread.—lfte
Horidir ft defen lane): Are you • warned woman 2
Deteusiaut : Nu, sir.—Hia Honour : then that'. unfor-
tun rte for you.- -It was then atat-d by an uffioer of the
court 'het the woman had two illegitimate children.—
Hie Honour: And do you get time usual half-a-crown
per week 7—D.stend ant said else did not, but the [lain.
tiff bad paid himself many time.-1 is Honour: Paid
himself, what do you mesa 2—(The registrar here
whispered to the judge.)—ilis Honour: 'that's what
the law calls an illegal contract, no or.ser, go away I
Tag LAST ELacrtoyi.—His Honour, Mr, Sergeant
Tindal-Atkiniscn, sat for several hours at the County
Court on Monuay last, but the casts were of no
especial iuterest. Whet promised to be a cause orlebre
did not come off, as the judge .ail he should not hear
it that day, mid consequently • crowded txmit was
disappointei. This was an acti-in brought by Mr.
Harris, draper of this town, again t Dr. Philpoia,
• well.knoom medical gentleman of the place. Toe
amount claimed was about £lO, and the plaintiff
elleges that the defendant gas, orders to that extent
for rosette., banners, and other paraphernalia. during
the late election, iu belied of time Liheral party—or,
rath.r Mr. Wsring. -loos the *Lotion, Mr. Harris
has brought an SCLIOO agaiust Mr. Waring Ur some
£l2O for goods supplied during the election; but when
it wins tried at the Guildba I, London, he Late.' to
prove that any authority had been given by Mr.
Waring. Baron Puck, thereupon, found in favour
of the defendant, at the same time sup easing a hope
th at there would be louud in '' the pleasant little town
of Pool, people who would be willing to pay • fair
pric- for vol. that Mr. Harris had undoubtedly sup-
plied." ?dr. Harris now soaks to recover his debt at
the bands of the gentlamen whom he (minders, on that
occasion, meds themselves responsible for the go dm
that wee had. The learned Sergeant said he should
not hear the C4MI that day, and he suggested that the
parties ou either side might have" a little comversa-
tion" over it iu the meantime. It is to be hoped the
hint will be taken.