The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-07-05 00:00:00

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WOLIT•111 Oinottre 40•111/W1LT 11211,1110. On
miTurotrkie Ufa QUMIerIY Mestiag of the W
was held ia the aew echnoirome. "V`ela
were preratt —Rev. G. T. Divas (chairmanqev. J
3, .
Dyson, Rev. W. H. Stepney. G. Curtis, , J.P ,
Mayor of Poole, Mears. Farwell,tibM-
Med, 8.1 Behar, J. Budd", and others. As increase
le the amber of members of the weft during the
quarter was rePorted.
Till TAXOnT OF LITIGATION. —At Vie Police-court
la Thurntivol, before the Mayor (ILL (3.
Curtly): Mr.*H. Fanner, Mr. Balaton, and Mr. J. H.
Gutob.—There was only one came for bearing, and that
wee a cross-summons for wank Mary Hopkins
ainasioned Mary Jane Bidden, and Budd's, in bee
corn, had summoned Hopkins. The parties are
women of the town. and quarrelled over man. Budde
threw a basket of filth over Hoar: d Hopkins
put her AA through the windrows of Bodden's house.
doenlzkroddamermit the amount of hi. The Bench
amanita proved. and dad the
defendant' .100. *eat and costa, with la damage in
Rocha% erste, or 14 days. They refused to allow any
time. -
Wtinivan Team BOciry.—A. pablic tea in con.
w with • the above moiety was held in the
oast. on Tuesday lam, at which there
were air attesdanes. After the bat • misting was held.
preskled over be (3. Cards, Req., 3.1.. la the absence
a the eseretery, ).fev. W. H. Atopnege • r•Pwet of
the seamy, andstated it had bees ay
Pwardo
=yea,. The town is divided into 16 lariats,
are regularly visited by tract distributers. The
of Wash& in the course of an
1 address. said that *tte goo twitting f rota
lb. tract was two-fold. It was a means
of profit to those who were visited, and to those who
Ttenteeting was ale . addressed by the Rev. J.
B. Dymoi, Messrs, Kendall, and others. At the cli at,
• enbectlen wits made for the Nada of dm society.
char Taverna. —On Tuesday last a mostiag of
thin bole was held at die Tows HML Presset : The
M•yiw (in the chair), and sight aldermen and council-
lors. Mr. H. 14, dedgfirld, treasurer to the trustee',
attends t, ant the accounts for the post year were
otanibseet The Mayor said the receipts for due, and
ballast &wits the past year amounted to sum 2.. V.,
and the total receipts to £1,913 18a. 21., beim the
WO* inv.uot knows to the trustees. The amount
new Muffing in the treasurers bead. we £792 Ile
It was resolved, on the_propnvition of Mr. .Ihogdale,
escomded by A Iderinse Hamilton, thvt the menusts be
This woos the o ily bedtime before the meet-
E—ka llif.r. Mate asked the Rostov, whether be did not
they ought to be represented at the Railway
Oesendethe at peasant Maher, mad of which Mr.
Beefy. Ails, is chairman. At pretest, he mid. Poole
was caws." very severely from the unfelt treatment
V wriveasiving at the head. albe railway simpasiee.
2,000 toes of potatoes bad just come into Weymouth,
mei the batinnehlate stations between there and
WiMborms were blocked with them. 'There waa not
the idighrest doubt the lame traffic might be done very
much better through Poole. The Town Clerk
said anyone might go before the comeinaine.—Mr.
Mate mold be knew that, but they ba i • railway
etimpeuy she sever did anythieg. and now he
thought there was a good oppwtansti for &edam.—
Alderman Hamilton remarked that when they had a
steamer running between Cherbourg and Poole, they
did a 'very good trade. and directly their trade wm
established, the tioath-Wastern began to raise theft
Bakteu said the fact was the tiouth-
Wwteeti had Boutharapton for their depet, and the
Great Western Weymouth, and they would keep to
them. If they could only persuade lb. Midlatet to
go Into the potato trade, and establish a fleet
of stasanms. They would mem get eitber
of the Weer two cowponies to do saythiag.—Mr.
Mat* said if they could do that, then DO doubt they
would have the other two companies tryiag to
treat with them. Their dyes were much kW thee
at Weymouth.—The Town Clerk remarked theist
Weymouth be believed they were ad valorem dws
This ambient then dropped.--Mr. wi.bed 'to
call aitestioe to • personal matter.Durtt to
psered from
• letter which bad been met that he had given great
asses to some MAD in Loodos, who denied an
Vhe made at a rsosot meeting that Pools
enire worth IS.. a hundred, end who affirmed
t °sly fetched 31. in the market. He (Mr.
Deigdabi) did Dot know whet the writer's oysters were
worth, but he repeated without few of ccutradiet4on
that Poole oysters were worth lib. a hundred. It wm
well karma to every one, and it wes equelly well
known that yams ago they were worth only Is. fid.
Sive, al members bore out fhb, and the discusidou that
elated.