The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-08-18 00:00:00

POOLE.

Tin Ilms. E. ASHLEY, M.P., it is stated, will visit Poole
early ia October.
Tut liguistsuriox.—Tuesday, the 2.-ith inst., is the last
day for staking claims or objections for the ensuing
Itegistratiaa. Both parties are unusually active.
Inc boltaturii t;AOL—The extensive alterations under-
taken at Aimee' aro proceeding satisfactorily. Thu con•
tractor Is Mr. Dunford, who is pushing forward the work
with due speed. The alterations will involve an outlay of
11„000.
I.:o{7*n' COURT, MONVAT. (TlllB Dr).—Before Mr.
Lefror. judge.
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Coate. anandf nnll. v. William Sherwood. -Claim £5 13s.
54. for hay. Defendant admitted the debt, and offered to
Par .C 2 a month. Couldn't pay anything now ; but had
£4O to come front Mr. 'Jiff, of Canford ; and if he had that
he would pay the whole a it. To pay 1.3 in seven days;
the remainder according to offer.
Coster V. Robert Sherwood. -Claim £lO 13e. 4d. Defen-
dant was brother to the defendant in preceeding case. An
offer of £1 was made and accepted.
.Iyakiny v. Stroud. -Chinn lie. fkl. for re-stuffing an
easy chair. -Defendant resides at Bournemouth.-To pay
forthwith.
Seeipese v. Norton. -(laim 13e. disputed wage 4.-
Plaintiff was an apprentice in defendant's employ. Defen•
dant said he was habititally lasing his time and he hail
deducted his wages for compensation. He hied summoned
plaintiff before the magistrates for aheenting Memel( from
his work, and was sanvicted but not fined. The indentures
were read, by which It was agreed that such deductions
sees to he made-Plaintiff mit! they were never read to
him-Defendant said the father being in a great hurry at
the time, the principal portions of the indentures were
read over to him.- The Registrar pointed out that it was •
bad attestation.- Mr. Norton detailed many uf the annoy-
ances to Which he wan subjected, and said if such conduct
was to be permitted he could not maintain order In the
shop-The judge advised plaintiff to go away and mend
hiss ways. He appeared an idle and disorderly apprentice.
He was entitle, to nothing. Order for defendant.
KRA. v. Brisohle.--In thus case there was questionable
14•11114111. The claim according to the summons was for £4 ;
but It appearing that the debt was a, the summons was
withdraws; a fresh one to Ise limed.
His Honour arrived at half-pant 10 o'clock. To many of
the plats there was no one to answer: hut the Registrar
pointing out that the rules of Court fixed the hour at II
o'clock for the hat to is called • mooed time, the Judge
said he would have fe4 rule of the kind, 10 o'clock was the
time and people ought to he present at that time. In
that ease the 'strar mkt the rules were of no use ; and
fresh eves must printed. -Hie Honour dissented from
the rules, and said he never lateasted to fix such an hour.
POLICK 4...41eRT, Monday. -Before Mr. H. Hamilton
fez-Mayor). wed Alderman Kemp-Welch.
Greve Warn*, accountant, was summoned Ly his wife
Elisabeth Esther Warren, for awaulting her on the 13th
and 14th inst. and at other times during the last three
usonthe.--Couiplainant did sot wish to press the caw, but
sdniply needed protection. Defetslant was a rood husband
when sober-Defendant, who was excited, asked •
Member ef questions relating to domestic matters,
irrelevant to the ease but was checked by the magie
tram. Being too excites, for the came to proceed he was
remanded till the afternoon to recover himself.

I 1 MORI BOATTNUON ill MILLBI2,iO4-Sir G. F. C.
l'ocudt, Bart., haa given notice that he as owner of this
streata, will prosecute any one using it with boats unless
in receipt of • written pare from himself.
Till Horticultural Show, for which Tuesday (today) is
the last day entries can he niade, will take Place in the
Priory grounds on the 25th inst. It is espected tubes
wiry seccsodul meeting.
POILINIDOWN.
8(.1,0010!- 7Peetule has been taken by the

New Se/1001...1. action has been lane.
Vicar of the parish, welded by the Rev. A. M. Benneit,
following the receipt of the final notice of the Education
Department of the insufficiency of school acco lotion
to meet the requirements of the district, and plans are
prepared and subwriptiona being collected for adolim;
room for 90 more children to St. James's school haze.
BEAXINIITIER.
Maur TO TIIL Aaan. —About MO of dee old people of the
town were entertained at the school.ronm, lw Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel, on thursdaknThe good old English fare of
m roast beef and plu podie was provided in abundance,
whilst ale, and other drinker d were served out ad liblt,e.e,
the feast being much enjoyed and done ample justice to by
those assembled. Mr. and Mee Daniel and several friends
were present, and much enjoyed the happiness of the
Occasion.
COCNTT POLICL, Saturday. —Before Licutenant-Colonel
Cox.
George Rendoll was brought up o mier a warrant, charged
with leaving his wife and five children chargeable to the
Bee 'Muster unless. —Defendant stated he had many times
hie wife money, and if she had not • It some-
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- sad ti sbe had not vecei— ved—k_ _
..s. Wesleyan, in ference _ -......, very 'as for the secondolfe—nee—aetisniiiirsies .rs tption body e:se had. He could pet no work, and could not keep much oxersised on the subject of "Mr. Merry but to fine him CI& .
Defendant salted iif t would be met by belling at
them —,vle was sent to prima for one month.
Kest, Wesleyan wacher," who, by the way was
1111:111301Llfg. Motioned two years re Wareham and one at , te Teel, (,i514 ;aid no, he could not create a nuisance
Tent °Mawr lifslos.—The members 4 LAP.....„1.1.1k.., 1 tilseslford•
The matter tams ended.
Smith, .of °triton F orry, from
being
_prohibited iq the Rev. G. E. in the night any morn tbAs jp
after the installation of their new W.V.
the &put...
deseriticg himself
visit the oldest mason, we believe, in England, 1... -..7". rA. OW:irf Parrs Ammon. EllitahLty --Wets M; Williamo
in the 1,04 14alrinan), Mr R. O. F. Steward, Mr 0. WarrY• it,, Li g
David Dement, who at Midsummer last entered upon in:. •WI hill giaughtor.d Ombst°o°
...asuai,,arkireer! Brother David was ,a,,,h, a
mason in
k' -.404,1dmi the "utes. Henrv_._, }Coot, wealsYsti iiiseexo Mr. II C. Goodden, Mr. C. E. mien, and Mr E t
the old Sherburne Lalge in MIR and has therefore been 56 c""-
years a mason. He eras Tyler of the LAlge for Sti year, Minister.
itir vra , Thomas Steele. at... 1;•,1 not appear, was aumniolied lot 4441 #ypportef tile, • a,1., drunkenness *bile in chugs ,ji 40, horses and a
and will oletted on the Royal Pirmoic Benevolent pond, Mr. Keet"appeTh..c. 8*
-°l.4;ft4'7;lll' to whom
hOtot: KIPINI.BC.MITatictIY- er said on Saturday the 1it....• • wklnight l'l'nf il
• - 1490 feeling (1"1". a r f.sdant sass carterldthe service eta illtrf CSLIP"1111:1‘.
we believe, ha 18•50. IsidllS then 7a years uld.
&lit Asleep at Stratton, with his tea, f• . e "un
--- and the subject was
CANFORD. Archbishop of Canterbury, who, "•-• sidegerp 'altheE7oo.' .011.f.'
• - i.„,,rfne42.4,101.,7,1P,1,`.. ~..44!..,;,:0.r441:"..u1;tp:1:5.:::1711:tra:::,9i,50thiied is anstli
Tar LONG-TALKED-or rotor of their Royal Hishne,,,es called upon to decide the legarty of ui
thought the objection ought I not to be mute.
the Prince and Princes of Wake to Canton! is said to have
been definitively fixed to take place during October. A But r. Wordsworth, in a long letter declined to - , • shai,va,mas'c•,, .thesto cri ,a 4' urt Suitor I. -
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distinguished and numerous party will, it is stated. be
y.
invitee to meet the Royal visitors, whom reception will concede the title of "Rev." to y but Ministers c"'itl:;"‘ „ hr,
he on • scale of magnificent liberality for which Canfoni of the Church of Eng......hosd. tulle ....--rersMr. ito-vraril- i.
fo-r.:-drite.othua ;t-. •
"stsayilitleSsitr4a:
is renowned. There will be plenty of pheasant shooting -
for the Prince, wham visit to Dorset has been long looked. Rea to
.the injunction of John Wesley, who A gamekeeper, named While. on July ... ' 'us,* ' oesi4 ,
warned lus preachers against calling themselves
for among the sportsmen of the county, and no doubt a • dog, which caught a hare, and he concealed I. I few " eremite" for the occasion will be arranged,
lylnz by the heti:, iin dist-emeriti,: he was aateheo ...
Ministers, and mentions that after Wesley's bolus the keeper to drink 'row a jar, and admitted haring a