The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-04-24 00:00:00

POOLL

QUARTZ* 81111111014. —Then suiroos wen held on
Monday. There was only one prisoner for trial.
The Recorder, in his oherge, reuruited upon tide
oireurustanat as a atUay iodisation of the dais
of crime in the county Pnol., sad be
the loam as the good wasnagemost safrvrftaisile of
eilloireoy of the polio, fores.—Jeasse Atkins, a
young ma, a stranger to Poole, am indicated for
eissling mad in other ostste for raosivieg a quantity
of mserellausoos pro)aerty, vales CIO, frees the
crattor Ms sod the brag hales Haulms lying is
Poole harbour. It will be resoowburid that upon
informatics of the robberies being gives, the
prisoner was traced to Wareham, sad
wi • portion of of the property as him, MintA"d
lasts.
thtbe
hulk was leusd serreted la Oerfa bias. He
was &sod guilty of enleawfully reeelrift La omit
case, and sestunosil to 12 wareadas• bard Moor.

BLAIDTOB.D.
Ring Oestessmoo. The es for the
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wan * Private James Payee. The IN wen, SOO,
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vile made :—Oespeial Blame Sb. ?Arabi 30.
Prime, Bartle* 111, Primes Nesbil* ST, Primes J.
Video* 111. Primes Lai 40, Primes Jam 40, Primes
Wareham 11, Primes Perm
Sr. DOOM lama —TM members if *is empeny
met so Tuesday lasi el Me Oara Sieben.; sad were
bapested by ebe adjulent. The °Mosel was Am
sad siseallbei an lee Amiga WY &beat le be
ma& weal/ be same ter seem Mom, sad Me
0•Plela wee la Liaise, sed mall ad be exposing lo
some dews es Fume., be shod& feel great pima(' la
sarbeslbii etleades lb. werearee Mar
Ila Via ameess. This messumemeal ampemei le glee
essaidarable milskelke.

I AnClOllllllOl. Waive 8L1,1400.tp ecgOOL.—Tba
trustees of this charity met on Battey last, the 16,b
teat, in the Boys' schoolroom for the purpe, of electing
the.. bays to 1111 the rummies by the out.
going scholars. Bight candidates offered themselves
or election. The suocendul ones are :—T. M. Park,
Henry Squibb, and Andrew Malthod. The lade
leering the school are, Henry Coward, John Blandford
and William Lacy, to all of whom the usual certilicete
of good conduct was awarded. The chairman (W. C.
Flocham, Big., Mayor) and the reeler addremed • few
eorda of sosouraterneat and advice to tke boys, and the
meeting sepateated.
Dosorr Comm True=Awe AIMOCIATIOIL—Tba
third quarterly meeting was held at Organford Chapel
(United Baptist and independent), by the kind per-
ini,sion of the Rev. W. W. Sheeran and &moons, on
Monday, under the presidency of the Bev. R. Knell, of
Shroton, there bring preeeat most of the officers and a
fair number of deleretes roper-m:lMo* the vcrions
sorieties in onion. The business of the
appeared to have been conducted with inereased e
ciency during the past winter. as evinced by the number
of societies who had given in there adhesion to the work.
aa nen achy many other sooletiirr haring intimated their
iutention of doing or. The work may here he notittel
as being by voluntary and paid effort in the holding of
meetings, visitation of people at home, and distribution
of books and tracts, to disseminate temperance princi-
ples through the county. Upwards of 40 mosietien, nod
many of them poaseesed of considerable Wealth, are
already arrayed in this ffirinoos struggle against the
sores prodoord by strong irides By resolution of the
executive it was determined that spacial effort should
he made to extend Um operations ,of the association in
the district of the county from Dorehecter weesward,
amoopt the various societies there scattered about.
l'he financial pert of Pia selseme Is worthy the support
of all who are desirous for the improvensciet of the
population of the county in halite of sobriety and
frugality. A tea meeting, well attended, was followed
by • public meeting at which earoest addressee were
delivered by the Reirr. T. Knell, W. W. Rheum, R.
Patton, J. 0. Hinds, and Messrs. G. Curtis, Henry
Hodges, and Stony. Bering the evening it was stated
by we of the speakers that at a recent municioal
contested electioo ooe of the candidates was meured
that by expending three pounds is liquor his elsetion
mold lie secured. What a hunsilisding fast leort now
that an intension et the fraochise is so serosetly sought
for. The prescription of intoximate by medical on
was also mach dwelt on, and absWeers imeneetly
*aborted to strive to their utmost to resist this too
often unfortunate practice, the neermity for which has
been declared, by a large portion of the medical world,
not to exist. Many facie WTI adduced to prove the
correctness of this point. A highly interesting meeting
was brought to • dome he singing the Datolacy alter the 11
customary rotes of thanks had been passed foe the loan
of the Chapel, Ac. The next meeting was announeed
being likely to be held in July next at Code Castle.

ANOTHER ASSAULT ON TRS BOROOOIII POW:M.—This
°Beate, vitals is hecomiug bar too common in this town,
was again repealed on liesday last, by two ppm noosed
Richard Steesy *ad Thomas Seamy, the former residing
In Illtafterbury and the latter in the employ of Mr.
Watts, fellmonger, of this tows. Both the NO were
mph the worse or liquor, In foot they wore mad
drunk, and when beoughs hakes the Mayor and A &
Hhdeta UND following day were totally aeposelons of
their past sendueL—P.C. Moore slated about mix o'cliosk
on Monday evening be was on duty in Bast-street, and
beard a distatrbonos near the Beer lan. 71te elder
prisoner, Richard Stacey, had 'barge of a bone and
fart, but was AO drank s• to be quite incapable of
managing them. Witness Nosing his coodition, gave
the horse and art in sharp of • person eluding Per,
and followed the Viewer who had goo* down Mr.
gar's yard, vritb the intention of tokieg hint in charge
for his own mkt . Prisoner resisted very mash sad
then his brother Thomas came up and eadeselered to
rauseLb., striking and kicking wheats violently.
Several parties were present, end Mr. Elpr and others
sedated bim Wish, both men to the 'option. They
were very violent and continued so the greater port of
thei aigitt.-11r. Rigor corroborated the coestobles state-
ment, nod added that be believed if smistenee had not
boon give., the constsbe would bare been very seriously
Inpred. Both the prisoseire said they reastiabered
nothing who ever of the occurrent... —Mr. Wale gave
them both a good character, Montan Stacey bad Leen in
hi. employ 90 year., and he was both surprised and
sorry to me him in rash a position. —The Mayor said
the magistrates had determined in all ease. where the
pollee were essamited, to Waist the fall penalty of the
law. Th., eroskl both have to pay a line of £5, and
Is default he commkttai for two months' bard labour.
Thomas Pittway was then &urged with biking a
square of glom in one of thie police all., and wes Abed
la., including ooses.—Mr. Watts, his employer, on
bei4 appealed to, very kindly paid the Anse for both
men, and they were set free. As application was that
made to the Mayor to snow something as menpensetion
to Om the.. yew seen who anslisted tie police. The
Mayor said he would bring lb* ease before the Wawa
commit«.