The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-03-22 00:00:00

WAIIIHIA.X.

Tim &Kw. GaouND —The church wardens of
Lady St. Mary have received notice from the Se.metary
State, intimating the burial ground will be closed
forthwith and entirely,--except as follows— "In such
vaults and walled gravo4 as are now existing in the
churchyard, burials may be allowed on condition that
every coffin buried therein be seperately enclosed by
tone or brick work, properly cemented. '
Hu; Imo' Bemis I.—The members of this Board held
at meeting at the Town Hall on Tuesday, present—
Roy. N. Bond (in the chair), Memo's F. Spicer, Lucas,
Pinney, Lawrence, Kent, Nleikle, and Horlock, N.
Bond, Esq. and I;. H. Bond. Eat.—The Finance
Committee oxamined variow, bills, which were ordered
to be paid. Various other business was transacted, and
a cheque was signed in favour of the surveyor for £OO to
met ;rill-rent expenses.
Cousvi PIMA SIM:4ONR, Tuesday. - Before George
H. Bond, Esq., and Miles Rodgett, Rs,' —John
Shiner, of Moreton, was brought up in custody and
charged with stealing a pair of lasts, piece of rope and
a whip, the property of Stephen Brown, of Preston.
The articles were taken whilst Mr. Brown's trap was
standing outside the Frampton Arms, at Moreton, on
the 2nd instant. Only the boots were found in
defendaw's possession. who pleaded not guilty ; but the
; Bench, after having carefully considered the case, also
I taking into consideration the prev• goodchara ter mf
defendant, fined him £lloa, or 28 days' imprison-
' 41(314.

notice a letter in last week's Pith( under the
above heading, signed t7rtaiser." This letter seems to
have been written, not so much as to warn yachtsmen
of what is tennisl a gTOSI4 imposit. ,as to run down
Poole as a winter station. If this imposition is Ker.
tised on yeasts, as Cruiser " says, that may luippen to
Is, laid up there, surely the many visiting Nolo during
the summer would also be victimisetl, and we should
have heard fr some of them Wore. Knowing that
you always like, your readers to hear both sides of
the queation. I have taken the trouble to see both tls,
eaptain f the steamer ciii the Pile( engiteed by
•• (ruiser," and this must IS, lily even's. for takiug up
your valuable space. The pilot says a
reew meiutf
i 7,, to him, and said •• I :on captain, awl own it
lourth of the yacht Lesbia. I want Is pilot to take her
out—what will you do it for' It,, replied,
pilotage is 2,4 A foot ; shi, draws about It) feet. That
will Is, a rand." The captain said, lam sure 1
hllllll.t OM 7011 that. I kuow the harbour as well as
you 1141; 1 Sailed Olit of here in the Kittiwake. I'll give
you 111.."—Ilet It Wen' about sta3ilsg at home. Tlw
pilot. thinking half a loaf better tlutn none, and that flu,
gentleman k Ili4 the harhour SII WWI might go with. Itim, Recopied the
,i„ys 1,61 re tilt.et 'r
nothing more tlw .aptaitt until he went on board tlw
....... sea, tun,t lien, to his
Willa WAS N.E., and the I.eshia eouhl have sailed out as
she had many t. ,s before. Toe p L.. :1
oot said Is, did tiot
CORPS CASTLE. I want the sty; 1., but we,: told lie relthi gll um far as
John Bower of the same place, was also charged with Stakes and then go baek. 'rise captain of the steamer
says that after a great deal of bargaining he agreed to
a gi 11l ilar offence, fined U and 10a mat, or 28 days
James Corben, of the same place. was also charged take the yacht out for 244., but this was after the pilot
with drunkeness, fined ti and 10s costs or 2fi days. was engaged: ‘iiel .114 not say he worked in with
Boanctat PIiTTY Sits- ioNs, Saturday. —Before lies, thel may !midi ~,, that the pilots lose
Eldon Bankes (Mayor). and N. Bond, Esq—John (mirth of l'il"I"ge if the vessel is towed instead of
Brown, of Langton Niatrarers, was charged with sailing.
limy,. written beeause yachtsmen not knowing
being drunk and riotous in the Borough of Corfe Castle Cruiser might read his letter and smv away front
on the lit instant tined 104 and 104 oat, or 14 Ow Port, araid Wulf bullosed upon ; also beeause
daye. hate Hume.