The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-09 00:00:00

POOL'.

TRAIN ALTIMAT!ONA.-In consequence of the traiu
fr en Weymouth t, Salisbury, starting 20 minutes
earlier this month, i a...angers for the Salisbury line
must leave Poole at 1.14 hatted of 1.52.
Exceeeroe,-On Bank Holiday Menne Harv-y
I Co. ram the Telegraph to Portsmouth, and we are
e
glad to sate there was a capital party on board. 1
tr:p was mech enj 'yet.
Couiteertoe.-1., our account of the Bicycle Club
roles le-t we It, we inadvertently gave s.cond honours
in the 10 mile race hi Howell. It should have heen
J. A. J. Kovno., who rode a very plucky race with the
champion. J. W. Hared met,
COMPLIMENTART.-Ifin Worship George Curtis, Esq.,
J.p....n I the eavere.e„ dined with lend Mayor of
I. nal. nO3 Felder at the Mercian House. Mere
WWI a company of" over 300 present, includirg the
Mayers of all of th• chief towna in the kingdom.
the volunteers
Tug VOLUNTELIOI.-On Hunday
alindrd service at letngfleet Church. The tley was
wr Ached, and the enrolee. was only aboet 30 reel; and
file. Lieuts. Budge awl Smythe wore the offices, au
attendance. The gam a was f reached by tee
chaplain, the Hey. I. L. Wilhelm.. The fifeand.
(Irma band eseotteti the corps to and from church.
%Vet z. weer. -air. Hatching.% the well-known
builder of Parketone' on Saturday, gave his employe:a
their aimed outing. The place selected was Lnlworth,
and to there the party- aumb.rine over 20-drove
in a bresk-an.'-four, supplied by Mr. Curtis, of the
Antelepe Hotel. lair. Richards, of Lulworth Cove
Hotel, nerved up an adusirivtle dinner and tea, and,
although the morning was wet and stormy, a mese
enjoyable .ley was sent.
A DANOIROCS NIGHT'S WORK WITH A Honite.--On
Saturday night just after eleven a young and valuable
mere belonging to Mr. Burden, the well-known grocer,
of Longfleet, got ieto serious trouble. She had just
come in from a journey, and when passing between a
couble of vans she rubbed against one of them. Her
harness hitched and this Fleeing to have irritated her,
for she comineuced to fling furiously. The men in
charge did all they to quiet her, but in vain,. as
almostl her plunges andickings became maddening
and they were obliged to loose their hold and jump
away on either side, one Levig to congratulate himeell
upon a narrow escape front a broken skull. The wild
Animal then rushed across the niatl, and slippi gon the
paveinentenrete the I' rtmahon li °tel. knocked down
two re y, 0,0 a gentlestian, who at the time was
wearing his arm in a cling, the result of endeavouring
to step a horse ,hat had bolted when stung with a fly.
Regaining its legs it made a nith at the gates of the
Portmahou yard, and getting through from thence
raced to the cricket ground, around which it tore in a
terribly excited state. Mr. Tanner and ethers
attempted to catch the poor animal, but =their efforts
only made it the wilder it was left to itself. Next
morning on being visited it was found cut in a meet
dreadful manner, mei Mr. King. M.ll C.V.S., had to
be called in to atte• ml to h. The animal was a valuable
three year old, and l's adventure has kuucked about 50
per cent off its worth.
WititaTAN NiIeSION ROOll SUNDAY SCHOOL TREAT.-
Chi al 'ay last the children of the Sunday School, in
esonneetion w:th the Lagland Wesleyan Mission, had
hair annul treat at Creekm or. At one o'clock the
children, uumberine about 120, marched throu.h the
town, the precession liAnt headed by Mr. Tanner,
superinteneent of the seb...l, and Rev. NV. N. Stepney.
In Wieubormen a I waggon.' were waiting, and the
scholars were conveyed to (re knew, where swinge,
&c., had been provided in a ti• II kindly lent by Mr.
Cherrett. On their arrival, a hymn was sung, and the
Be,. W. H. Stepeey gave a 'mod a Mines, in which • POOLE POLICE.
he tiered the childr mite do their part towards making
TIHREDIa.
t.e, day ei joyeb`e by carrying cut the wishes of their (Before the Mayor. Mr. 0, Curtis, Me. N. W. s•sen, Ur.
to ed era ami t-ying to make each other happy. The F. Maine, and Mr. J. S. Hualsera
c ib'r then 'lisp ra-il, end seemed to dopy them-
selves thoroughly with the swings, cricket, and other The lieente of the Sandhanb• Hotel wet transferred from
am :n mente. At five oVoc'e they sat down to tea, John Odlums to Mr. Edward Ripper; the KO-If .nd Of en
ato I aft r wards returned their eilleiell Until eight o'clock, from William Scomee t •it polar ,I, to Mr E leant 110014;
whet, they returned to Tel-,the Yeoman from Henry Shoe to Mr. Teeter. .
Robert Seyfert was .umm. n.d •y M E rs. mily Eaza
BLIGHTED A VEECTI fie.-On Tnesday, a seaman, Tingle, f, r a., e,,,,,,,,it on the s;th Arr.-air. fledge was
0. goo I t itolnwt WhAutore, was htonght up in custody, for the complsiman. : Mr. li. S. Pinion for the defend-
', fre tbe Mayor (Mr 0. Cutti.) and Mr. F. Miller., ant -The parties ate neightea mand up tit reeently hav_e
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c m !iarged with having te drunk and disorderly on the been toed friend,, but 03 the ea. in elg eem the deist
m . erle. evenine (o.l.lfedia s' feted 93,1 and assaulting ant who is a ;occur. dealer, I.v ng in N watreet, epteal
the police -P.C. Dowiline rta•ed that he was on the complainant, came outside her louse, railed her most
d tostr teh r : but she meoetted
duty et Stetti an Monday afternoon, eel the defend- diseuteng names, and trieto fie'end berof.ll.-In reply I, Mr. lareioe.n, she Maud ant wee Der. klekit gup a row. Three time, he thftrehe ass
in the habit if going to seyf -rt'. h af.e and
cue eied.el in qnictieg him, hut on the foonh occasion drinking with hi. wife. Deft n lent .11,1 not st-k . her lit
he became a. riototio that he had to call Sergi. Bridle trif fl t.f, and she pmhe 1 I in, oil theft for wet, -1, witness,
to his Ws stew., and the were compete-1 to me Sweetland,
mie the name' ,a v (h.. d•;(. rt, .nta 'trite ...phon ot.
uIT lan,lc. ueou bin,. Whilst that was being dene, the '-0 ' e"-.
ado.2.`""n'd f lie "a a b ' w" P r'' d' Y ''e ''' e" .I.
defendant gave him a " meek in the eye.. [the ant. femme her an lif e mid he dien't, iiCo- ,e c. .let havo
coestable hail a black eye], kicked him in the ear, and told the truth-Mr. D cklnt,. B .%o
e.n . ,: 7... i.
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"gave him one on the shin." They at lost p m env I
put him trupery and asked ,
SIIMMOO. -The Bench ample,' with th . re q mei.
Into • brake and took him to the station.- -Mr. Budge. John lieghee ap !o was rommoned for f31....1 I leg he spume,' for the defendant, said there was no wile, H.riest Itegeee.-1-Complainet t stated that 'a tie
doubt the titan wan in • wive of intoxieati ,n at the 25th of last ono 4 , defen fate came home flrork ft,'
time, mild he ea:bitted that, and would ellre.s his kn.ieked her doors tale.. 11-. MIA. il.f..Ve it, i '-'r wt..:
sorrow f. r havine meek the pereernen. The fact was I. r, an I lad thrf •t0.f.',1 t .11. V. 1. r lio-ol .0 .11Pne'• 7
time f'eferolatit woe a' the fate at sterte, and eve.), She bad f un Is klti s (if . tail lolie le, kngw.a .. i 1../r1
thing woe going off in a ma°, put- yeefel no ,
a ria , an. produced t....1•.r ti. r pi', ... -11• I r t. neel I •
he a teetmen, r, bit e a 1. . and ...I et er ta was In d hitqui •t way tr,tal th-a rain cline d ;a n, a h n every.- hne or not ... wee e hol 11. m'it .1.-1)1(.11 IMO no 0 Me IMI fi
rn.hefli.itothetent.nn ispealsi lc halt, In. put *stoma. Very ex Red, 'briar. ml be Mel been • teeteteger ......e
Then a g.orrai row I, i. mm', ntol one would shout "whit a-. are-The M tem. .'0 04,1 if he w.s .114 n 1 'Ming.—
did you kn tck eve, toy WO 11 r for," at d another "put Deten•isnt dti toed II a.. he wog an innocent Mail.- -
rm mild my sift's r;" and it was during that un tat mei 1110 wag tom, r entnn ..... od fr : Feetiltie • hi, s. r ...lase
exci•etneet that the .1. fentiant conunit el the asoodt. Kiii;:, the wee f iteether pit it -NI ... Eine .e.,1 iii 1r -
.1 a 1-st oho was on the Q ley el t, 110. II la tiotiL camp
He Mr. Bulge) bereved he we. a very reepeetelge lip I' her and •Itowe I h r ;h. .1111111101111 11111 Wee 131
yo ine mar, an,l thet thiro aid been no previous taken mit against Mtn, an I said that sh.. took h a *Da'i
c implaint againd him. In edaition t , lee go.' poet a. ,I ean w..e eth nem, aud • hres,e, et to keeek her
character he wo .14 also large that he had been the down.-Ddeneant.wh cionpeo i h
-a f and. Mill wiiing up WO
V.C.int of a faillile.. ...in. On Same* site was Rd,, and ell'led hp a V-- li .n, h for fate liar, d. c' w int li'
f ,ithfut, but en the M ttelay she jute 1 him an 1 that a." et' e.' .i.n",/, a aten.-T e Mayne thrsatenod to hive ham
had no doubt 5-mesa hat atitat.d hitn.-The Mayor 1 &tea np If he way met fluie•-Altoge•her liv I chorea sit
till the di-fen lett that drunkenees wag only a too aa•triroyll .t":11'1.11:' In ',it "cr,
and the it neh eati.:Z
c ,mm, nme u erne- on Beek Holidays, for that he teen Iff El'T of heinglank‘ fon! otst."'cuo 1 coon, Fir V.,lslhfili". mist
would be fined 5.. The ma telt upon Ma eoestelfe we, nestuit tie would b sent, nnd to ',Po ..n:•ltttit's I, rd lah .11
however, • serious affair, and for that he went.' be fa. Ilya ~,,,,I cue th ; and f r beim/ drunk in court
finel 28.. and vete altogether El 15t. 61., or 14 dap' II 'lave. -11 fin lent, who teamed :orhod nildy sem nishel
hard labour.-The money was paid, at tie ro:olf I. ft the cn , f‘very quoit), in coated?.
SHIPPING INNitti.MIGICH. - Arrival.: Jn'y 27- ~,,la!Phi,llaktht errik,,, w" inwnnThe'l for asmult.eg .1 ih; Halcyon, Edmond.. nit, Swenage ; Belt, Roberts, hit, seemed to .hamee thought u'e. le- ri'phirerin%fVtafthee:f.ente.; 'v.*.
Sonthampton. 28-Lea Deux Gamine, Conillon, something sheet him. . rell minting blip on lee g.toat
b illast, f herbnurg ; Prances and Jane, Mann, c al, knock d him down, andMn,
gave M a p.ir of Week 'i's
:,
Newcastle: Mary C 01.., Skinning, coal, Newcastle. Ha a'at awattlted him a teeond time, aed again kee.k-- 1
Willie, Tyrrell, cal. Newcastle; &MOW, Weaueten. him down.-Au.usta Harland proved seeing the ...teat coal, Hartlepool; spray, Raven, nit jeonlonm; emus:Bitted. -John Steele wag called, hut said al; t
Diamond, Ingles, nil, Falmouth : Angbared, Ye:Lash's(' `• tram:ferret" he knew nothing &twin. sill o saw was -I::
nil, SWlllretre; B.affdO. Rome, nil. Portsmouth. 292 tar::
other,norgledf_tige. -her, but he believed one was 114 1.41.
, James. Lem-,n, ball ask Jrra.y. 30-Janets faterearet, en-tihh is ee,,neW„ „ear; :I',-„fuile,dwrd°7, liaT)l2 4: g e.a!oonstll.m
CagniffOn. Mel. Hattlerimil ; Pilot, Hall, coal. Hartle- the Qu .y and saw her husband 1,1,04 i; from the won
, pooL 31-Wheatear, Wilkins, limestone, Plynxinth ; and mouth. She was taking him hogme, and then
thlsgay, Frelgegsn, deals, Archangel. August 1- Mathews ran acr eta and km eked him down agate.- Fr-
i Heroine, wilkier, general, Foam. 2-Portland, Bore, Weeks rorielwanted Mn,. Oates, and said both men woo : nil, Portsmouth • Charles, Hibbard, deals, L, loon , under the influence of drink.
d Catherine, Morey, cement cower, . Hie& ' Oates was lemmas:l by Mr. Mathews for en serati
Henry an la . m, Be a tie Odes had always been at him, and on V e de. b.
Morrison, coal, Sunderland; Hope, Neweele coal, question they had &row and went to light. Oates ti row mg •
: Hartlepoul ,• Alliance, Ifeweli, billies C,,
: Bailing.: July 17 _ Alice, ne,_.. wee.-- challenge by saying he did tint rare for anv of the Mathews .
."' clay. Lend a; ! -William Stinson. the town crier saw Oates ware his het
; Tarragona, Hind, clay, Runcorn ; Little Reaper, r iat Itt-,thew• and then they (.10.4 and fell to the tre"n.•
1 clay. Rurc irn ; Hsieh-me, Brett, clay,j d',' ' -J Mathews' il ifa .r
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..on :in • Susie :
L Clark, nil, Porn infl ; NV. S. Plower, Will.,-Jams. gave a ant er errs on 0 the a •I •
clay, 0 , t... &meet that ha struck Mathew', and said • hen he
London ;Bon Pere, Came, bricks, Borden°. • F,44in was first knocked dov nhe had his hanos in his parka .-
; Greenhatn, Waite Hart'. peed • . . - . - Aar i Meth.. a W3/1 noel 10 , and colts lb., the crosasurearice
, itpiledraM, Alin. ' was ditmissed.
, clay, London ; Lothair. Bud son, clam-, Lengone,. Pewit, I A temp-eary tranafer of the Antelepe Hotel from Me
: Cement, drain lilies, Cowes. 25--El' ' : Jones, clay, Runcorn ; Jane Sin iz theth Thorns., n• n, y Curtis t. Mr. John Henry Milo% and the lice se Sinclair clay, Rune., n; of the Hand and Hetet to Mrs. Madly.
. Destine. Lock, stone,. Plymouth; Breeze KII w Y former Mmlrl'e ..*
1 meal, Yermoeth: Lord /li k 'e4 '' Martha It
a* nibrivv, Smith, drain an .yward of Parkstono., summoned Wle-
L"n4"o ; Emma. Conway, drain pipe . St
: ehrue 29 - Hopewell, Palate; 1 Henry Swine. to shea came, de.-Defendant did not
Pppear.—Coropl finant a respectable-looking
widow of the
mil, a tot Rho
, Brilliant, Wilkie', clay. London 'nee ay. - l "7063 l bad kept company with the dafendant for two years 00 I
London. 30 - Ilaleyon, pd ; .°. M".'n• el 'Y, bin.* month., end th-y were going to be Infilli.3l, 'bo
1n011.13% drain pipe., lanes being pfiligsbed. The child ass horn the same dso
, Lyndon. Aumht 2-Catherine Williams, Owen, clay th-y were ti have be n merried, and be went to ADP Ice'.
, I liUneOrn ; A ether Wyatt, Parry, clay, Rumen. • Jane -Ann Hayward, the moiler, said the defend•nt eO, .. •.. , Ceehrene, Pieter. clay Runcorn' Lucy jiiuh;o:,,,,d, her home the Friday night before he left, and asked h r
i It ichmand, clay. Dort; John Hall, Keatoe clay, Ron- to allow her daughter t ..tay home without taint Mi11,'1"..1.
. COT/ Moms. aohn, Rose, drain pipes, Te'igetn'eneh ; Int she refused He then said ha had no moom. WI '," .
'Mired to find this things for the wedding. An omer of
' Williaa and Mary, Newman, ctoal, Lulworth. Is. per week was mad&