The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01 00:00:00

POOL&

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We learn that it k the lateakon of BB Ivor Bartle
Guest, Bart. of Quaford Bettor, to enlarge the sehool-
remise at Lo;sleet at his own expeose, ka order to
eamply with the requirements of dm Education net
It I. hoped that by this means the neeessity hr
edupUec if • school board in this borough will be
avoided.

Iv is reported that Sir leer B. Guest, But., at °mi-
lord Manor, will eland for Glamoryrawhire In the Oon-
servative interest, in the erect of a general eieotioo.
IT to announeed that the Rey. Thomas Orr, who has
resided in Pool* for am* the.. years as Coogrega.
Wasikt minister, ham sculpted am Invitation to be the
pastor of that body at Windsor. The rev. gentleman
will probably leave us is the course of neat moth.
Codossaddroddi. Chum —Om Wedneadey evening
the annual tea In orroneetion 'Mk the chair of this
plass of worship was bald in the boy's school.room,
Bkinner.street, and wee numerously attended. Mr. M.
Kemp•Weleb occupied the chair, and amoogst the
@pothers were the Neva. T. Orr, J. G. Tolley, and G.
Waterman, and Mr. James Kemp-Welsh. of Utirist•
church. During the evening. gelemtioo of musk wen
ably rendered by members of the shot,. Mr. Beale,
presided at the harmonious, and Mies Mulford at the
pianoforte. The profits of the tea were devoted to the
organ fund of the chapel.
Ozaia RIOITAL.— On Thuredav evening, Mr. J.
Whitehead Borth, organist at Witnhorne Minster, gave
• recital on the new organ In the Unintriaa Citareb,
Hill.street. The attendee's wa• somewhat limited
ormaideoing the quality of the entertainment. Mrs.
Balaton was in good voles, and with Mr. Holborn and
Mr. Elodelloid, gave the vocal pieoes to ezoolloot sty)..
The following is the programme :
Coroestion anthem, 2adok lb. Priest," Handel; duo,
Quis at boom " Stalest Baler; song, It l• enough,"
Elijah, Mr. B. B. Bedgeold ; Oommesnoration March, Scotaion
Clark; air, "Win her Angels,. Handel; duet " Graceful
consort," Crestke, Mr. R. Belbsn and lint Balaton ; prelude
and fugue In k Major, J. li; Bach : song, "Angel. over bright
and fair," Mrs llMmon ; "The silver trumpets." ; song
Andante In 0, Decide; Gloria, Twelfth Man; song, ° The
Lord worksth wonders." Judas Yaocabsus, Mr. P. BMW.
Schiller Bench, Mayerbeer.
13411.w4T larsidnoir.—Wo are pleased to be able to
armouries that the petirion agasost the Bill (No, 2) of
the London ant South• Western Railway Company hes
been samooodully preen:utak' before the committee of
the House of L sot.. The Marquis of £33go chairman
of the wminittee, stated that the company shonl.l have
their bill, but only after they had gsVadel the Poole
oorporation by slimero therein that their trial. should
be irooommodal lat the new ststiou. The oueocnittee
had sstislled themselves that there wee maple room to
increase the eta lon, and it was not right that the Poole
ineeohanue should be compelled to 'aka th. train: to
Hunworthy Mere.' of the Poole station. The works
now proposed to be muster:toted woult have to hi mole
within a year, His lerdablp subwqmeutly said In reply LI
en observation of Mr. Clark'a, that it might be done by
leaving the Board of Trade to arbitrate upon any
question that might arise between the oompany and the
oorporatioe. The intelligence of the ence-se of the
I.istltio, wee remind with oonsiderable pleasure in the
tom. On Friday the belle of Ht. Jliosea's church dm
rang, and the Keg was hoisted at the tower.
MT? lissatods, Tharodoy.—Botoro Mr. W, Nam
awl Itr. C. J. Stout.

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Henry Loader, • labouring lad, was fined 10e.
sad eosts, or fourteen days' imprisonment with
hard labsur, for on Sunday Met removing • sleeper
placed oaths new railway no prevents ou o waggons from
movioe, which they did, whereby damage was doe* to
the extent of 254. In goneequenoo of Mr. Dougre
pleading for him, the Beech took • lenient view at the
ease, but in future they will punish sueh practioes with
mach greater rigour.
Tairty-five permute were summoned by Mr. Joespli
Houlliton aedetant overseer, for neglecting to pay
their rate:. In mill as.. they were ordered to pay,sad
where the pestle. ...wooded dill not in an appeee-
Klee, ttie eons were indisted ae wall ; io mon Mini,
bows,, r, the owls were remitted.

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COUNTY Goon. Monday. —Beton J adge T. H P.
IA! r_oy.. _ _ _

Wood y. Brows. —Mr. Harker for plaintiff and Mr.
Weston, of Ikermeeter, for defeedeat. Claim
£l2 10e. 61., end of this a 191. 6d. woe paid into
aourt—Piabitiff Is • mei merelnent,earrying on badness
In Poole, met defendant • horse dealer and coal
enerehmt, at Moretom —Mr. William Borah& clerk in
the employ of plaintiff, said a letter was written to
defendant on 25th Aprll, IW2, offering to supply him
with 30 tons of coal at 20e. pm ton from the brig
Perieverancee. A letter from Mr. Brown dated 26th
April, maenad the maw if plaintiff would put it into
railway trueks and draw ou him for the amount at four
month& The pleintiff aompted the Senna Oaa rail•
way true*, nrcta&ulng about Ire tone of road, was sent
to defendant on the 30th April. The remainder of the
90 tom was not sent owing to plaintiff not being able
to get railway tracks, and he was obliged to store the
coal in hie own yard. Red the Goal been reloaded it
would have met lOid. per ton, which would have token
the prod'. This was the only cause of the coal not
Ming sect to the defendant It was a rule of the trade
that when • inerebant made • contract of this nature
It wee oonditionelly on his being able to get railway
Meeks. Several &petiolate'', was made to the defendant
for the payment of the amounts claimed, and he r
that be was ready to pay the amount If the pilgitl
would "complete the order." Oroeverarnialli
Witness did not personally apply to the rallwey Com-
pany for trinket, but be directed a man named Whittle,
the muter of the Teem!, to apply for them. The need
wail detained several days entirely for the went of rail.
way truelta—Mr. James Wood mid be had been in
business In Poole upwards cf 90 years. When the
merchant made a °entreat to deliver mil, it was always
conditionally on their being able to obtain trucks. -
Yr. Weston for the defame, mid they all knew that
male had eoniddsrably gone apt& prise, and the demi-
ant had been • considerable loser by the cootriedi
not being carried out—llls Honour said defeadant
had agreed to purchase 90 tone of coal, and bad
received five tons of it, sad be mould not be in-
jured by being or end to pay for what he received.
He thought tho defendant might ham brought on
select for breach of contract, Out he hal not takeu
this enure., end therefore he had no richt to easels Ma
own damages, whisk he was doing when be said he
should not pay for any portion of the coals beleanno the
whole quantity_ waa not daliWiwed. —ln answer to Mr.
Weston, Hie Homer mid he armlet grant a es«, if he
cleared It, bet he would not express an opinion 00th.
qaestion whether there bad been • brooch of aonbraat
Or not.—Vardlet for plaintiff.
Pail,. alsalq. —n4 was a eislin for 20e, the met
of • barrel of small cod fish. The plaintiff is a whole-
sale Ash neerehent, currying on Moieties at Poole, and
the defendant ie • retail dealer of fish residing at Wey-
mouth. Pram the plaintiff'. evideme, it appeared
that the lab wag of somewhat leerier chereciter when
ha sold then to the defendant. The general prim was
204. per wt., Oast ia the barrel which he told to de-
fendant, there was about one cwt. and • half, and he
sold them at • reduced prim. It. had sold him a
stroller barrel from the same cargo previously. The
areoesetion took plass about eight months ago. The
defendant mid the Ash we. unfit for humeri food, and
he then hod them for examination in the entrainse of
the *owl, and they could be seer. His Honour said
be had no doubt of their being unfit for food at the
present Unee if they were bed eight months erro. After
some further moveriation, the plaintiff, in 'sewer to a
queatlou put to him by His Honour, said he would
make a deduction of se. on Its claim. His Honour
then mode on order for lie. The defendant said he
would give up the mete.