The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-27 00:00:00

POOLE.

A Boy Ortowsgm—Au hottest WAS hell at the Town-
hallafil Friday mairoinzbef.ore Mr. IteginaltlAblrialge.un the
Issly of Lewis Jelin Adams, a litth• boy show. is seal by
his parents on Monday, and his I.ly W3:I felfiel 111 the
water on Fria lay twirling oppwite Mr. J. Wools coal
store.—A boy named George Frederick lacy lob' he knew
the deceaseaLanal last saw Ik i ::: its. OW ACP. near the bridge,
catching crabs with a hook twoa piece of string. Ile till
to come I sit the steps or he moult tan oven—Clement Morelli,
3 labourer, saw deceased and other boys 4•11 the quay,
playing about all the afternoon or crab catching ; saw hint
last 31331 t, is quarter to five.- John M.e.11 Adams. dealer
and greengrocer, said the deceased was his cOil At night
he did not feel alarmed at the boy's absence, us be if ten
remained ~it without coming home to dinner. Alsoit
nine o'clock witness went suit to look for I ' , but you'd I
not Sod hini. anal his enquirica were frnitlem.—Williani
Redman said about ten alli ll totes after six on Friday
morning as he Wa., going along the quay lie hear.' some-
one say, "There's the boy that was drowned," and he then
• jimossl into a boat and picked up the body, from against
the stern of a ship, shout MU yards from the place at here
the boy was last seen. 'Thoi body had, nos doubt, Seated !
1110WII with the ebla tide anal was lying against the chain
(row the vessa—The jury returned an open verdict of
found drowned.
I Pouts: t 3,3IIERVATIVE ASSIWIATION. —On Wednesday last
I this association celebrated its first anniversary by a ionic
'in Califon' Park, by permission of Sir I. Guest. By a
special train alsmt one o'clock, a large ta 1111 l laer of ladies
and children with friends proaceed.l to Windsarne, 1111 l try
th of thou wearing Idne rosettes n ad rib n launs, ad node their
way to the Park. The members aaf the association wet aL
the Conservative Hall, awl marched in proeessi 11l I with
two banals,and displaying colours, to the station. Ily special
they re:wheal Windsor's.' anal march...al to Canford, where
the Poole baud played "Gel 14.1.ve thL qt 1.331. cheers were
given for Ger Majesty, 11, well as for Sir Ivor I blest with,
of stirs.. the impiration Cot he may before long
be M.P. fur Poole. After that the company enjoyed them-
selves with various games in the park, roamed about the
grounds, awl inspected the Nineveh court at Canford
House. Amongst those molest were -Sir lyor lhartie
Guest, Bart., Mr. awl Mrs. A. E. Guest, Mr. Schrieber,
Mr. IL C. F. Bentinek, M.P., Mr. G. Jennings, Lieut.-
Colonel Paget, Mr. C. .1. anal Mrs. Stone, and Miss
Stone, Mr. T. Slade, J.P., Rev. Magneto:lra Paley,
Messrs. G. Guteh, J.P., 11. 11. Kunsan, P. L. Budge,
J. 11. Ituyt, C. Edmonds, 1. Milli., W. Mealus, T. Palk,
• KJ. Conway, G. Conway, C. Paterson, Fry, J. W. Lutf
• Head, the Rev. LD. Gamer and MIL Darner, Mr. J. Fai,
. }'rye, Mr. J. Briggs, and Mr. J. Cutler (BournewoutliX
1 Mr. J. IL Justican, Mr. J. Llama Mr. F. Travers, ate.
• Gaiving anal various ansusemeuts were indulged in, anal
t Ginnivan's quadrille band anal other bawls were engaged.
. Some negro trels were present. and gave amusing
o perform h performances. At alipast four °clock a ineettng was
j held under the presidency of Mr. J. Case. the ebarman of
, tho committee. Addresses were delivered loy the ChAielliall,
, Sir Ivan....B...Guast Mr. Charles Schrieber, Mr. Charles
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James, Mr. Je )))) lugs. and the [ter. M. icte-37..•
thanks to Sir Ivor (best awl to the chair:lbw brought the
proceedings at. the meeting to a cbee.
Purr,* ,asmuss, numbly. .11c1..re the )laynr. and Ilts•ra.
W. I.C. Ad 4, C. J. Stonv, J. B. Durcll, U. 11. Catch, and T.
W. Green

J4ln tut Itch, 4MT t*lnulth, ve, •.1.1 jr 4.11i114
the 19th lona , aped of stmt.:rut to Joseitli ttluntlell, the fish
being unfit for 1..4.
Mr li. W. Itickinson app.-wed to prosecute, and Mr 11. T.
Treranlou ilefonled
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-..lieeph 'Mundell stated that on Monday 13.1, Mr E. Pearee,
inspector of outtalk:es, seized a IPA IlmkArd a 1,1,), lie 6.,,ht,
at eight °clock the ALMA ni innog of the defendant. inkier
WAA made that they should he drillroye.l
By Mr Trevanhin : Rehire the hiliector saw the fish witiitwes
son took them to Vara.' me, and (hie no dotal,' did them tar,,
Ult non. hot day. Willows had all for the &II before they
were aeizo.l. . . . . .

Mr Monti remarked that he was poisoned all day uit Monday
through eating SI 01110 .4 the lids
Sir Pearce said between tell anti detail his attenti.ot was
called to winos bad mackerel which were outaide the 1'11..,.
station. Ile as. they were his 1.11111 state and smelt very
offensively. %Vitiates went to Mr ()well and obtained au order
tor ha, ing them kitstroyed.
Ity Sir Tretanion Witness could not say that the mackerel
sere had at ei;:ht o'clock.
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Nr Trevaidni, having whin:owl the inagiotr.ites.
(;oorge r.tul, who said he ha,' Irkught • raj ,1 ialekovi of
deb:Want on3l..mlay !Writing:at t ight secloci ; they mere quit*
g.sid and he got a full mice for them.
Thomas V. hite was mlied to gate e*ilcticot..l a 'Jar etlect.
The button, fish worn a little broken.
Mr Iturell said he mas quite satisfied that the mackerel. from
their appearance mere bad at eight o'cl..e• 101 l Monday morning.
Ho had itveer NMI fish all a aorae 51,10. The penalty mould be
ZS and clots. .

Mr. Cfrofje apileared to an suljourmal summons
charging him that he. behtg the 13/.lll.lgiligr OWIIVr .4 a shin
named the Thorwal.lsen. sent the le4ael t.sm on the 2,th of
December, 1,73, she loin, in such an unavarrorthy state as to
eintanor the lives of the crew.
Mr A M. %Vat pr..secuted on behalf f the Tmautr!, and Mr
IJ. W. I)ickiela.llappearol In.r the .kfetic!.
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It wu alle;:ed that on the day name I the ahip au overladen
with • cargo of piteh !enc. which elm t.en, in at tho
*tato ,4 ..corgaa ; Cut in leaving S.lllcl. NOUII4I Cho etruck "u I
the bar and beutue leaky ; that Mr G. II Mewing, the matcr,
tedithal the fact to the oefeiclant, who au at Mapcto iii com-
mand of suenhcr ves.el ; that tlic '
ordercd the cantata to proceed 141 Ii \ t 0 1110:1111. and !
that at the 210th the ve.oel, thu a' tor It,. nig rapidly
1.11.011 ila,•114.,1111C a ilVirdiet. S. lit... acre Met.
Mr Ilickinem argued that the 111.1.:kr.tt, c Adel take no
of k. aikod "refloating, for winch tho ciptain '
was rcepomilflo ; that the siccti ~ of the Act (Merch tot Shipping
Act 1541)&1,141rd only t 0 defects In the hull or the equipments :
of the vessel, that she 1.a,1 110 ouch iltketa whcii AC left her
anchorue groom) at Sapclo, and that a+ sow, as alto railed she '
au utterly under the charge of the captain
nue ligal points gave nao to a lengthy dicausion, and very
little evidence was taken.
The Iletwh hold with Mr Dickinson, and the SWIIIIIOIIII was

WIXBORNE.
Pirrn Friday lief ,ire the R.,. C. J. t:I) It (in the
chair). the Ws. .%u5t...., and Cart. Rildk
&WI. if. .4 Lyt.hett IN. %WI 11111 l pined f
hai 1.41 Invii drunk at 14 tchett 31in.ier gal the lain -Thr
41 not qv...6r. I'. I..fia..a lag la.
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