The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-10-04 00:00:00

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Weyn a thl 61, 1330 1 3 115 514 71U
D.., vbester. 6 2:, U. 1.1 1 15 145 530 72..
ll:idiot dp 16 5 et a., 12 50
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Miiii Newt. .. 10 10 180 2 5 445 7 45'
I:.endaot .. 10 20 • .. .. 7 5:.
Y..u.11 .. 7 01045 150 .. 6 4 815
Bruton .. 7 30'11 tr, 214 680 855
8411.6 by dp 66. i 10 551 140 .. 6 6 .
Westbury 6 312 101 255 . 710 082
Batl, U. 8 ' 1 5; 360 .. 8 510 15
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Chimttus ei. 850 U 340 .. 7." I 1 3
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111) Third pa...entrent having Dorehatter (9.50
an %Tr) mouth C 1.30 a.nt.treach Paddington at 3.50 11.111
On nutetta). a third Clanil train from We) tittuth (10.3.;
Alw) stat IMrchettter (10.55 a.m.), run. to Maiden New to
(11.15), and Bridport (11.55); mid a eorn...ponding down third
etaoa truitt rut.. "Is SuudAy. from Itritit.trt (8.10 a.m.). and
Maiden Newton (5.50 win.) to Intrelte.ter (9.10 a.m.), and Wey-
mouth (9.30 a.ut.) 00 M"..d.) • "IY.
• A train will stop bare 011 Friday..

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riallsby ar 930 .. 425 20 4 25', .. 910 925
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stations Isclow.

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Mardeen —in which he dad flea he 1011 never be
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vention shATI lint- too. attetttt —.la know. iz‘ -tho
I:elorse before the close of buunta., and is said to haws
&erected the market.

(LOCAL NEIVS CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4.)
POOLE.

CONFIRMATION.—On Friday last the Lord Bishop
of Salisbury confirmed a number of young persons
of both sexee at St. James's Church. His Lordship
addressed them in an affectionate and earnest man-
ner, pointing out the importance of being prepared
for the ceremony, and the neccesity and duty of each
making a profession of faith.
Diuseixe ForNvAIN 108 POOLS.—At a meeting
of the Council held in the Guildhall on Monday, a
letter was read by the Town Clerk, from C. W.
Franklyn, Esq., M. P. for Poole, addressed to the
Mayor, stating that he wished to present to the
town a drinking fountain, and after sonic conver-
sation by several members it was proposed that every
assistance should he rendered by the Council, by way
of seltoting a suitable site for its erection.
TE3IrEItANIT SoCIETY.—Throm lectures have been
given during the past week by Mr. .1. Ripley, who
have been for some tune lecturing at Southampton
on teetotalism. There was a very large attendance
on each occassion. During the evening Mr. Ripley
sang several melodies from his published volume, so
well known to teetotalers. At the termination of
each lecture a collection was made to defray the
expenses.
Demean(' Peitronm•sers. The Metropolitan
English Opera Ceationy who ex. itcd such unani-
-16 Pills admirotion ly tteir entertainments a fortnight
in isimpliznee with a general desire exile...met
by tit. audience 011 OP 1111: occasions. re-visited Poole
en Friday last, mot fully maintained their previous
tepid:it by their excellent performance of
Roseini's opera of Cinderella. They also appeared
on Saturday and 31ouilay evenings, repeating the
beautiful operas of Nlaratina and La Sonnanibula, the
whole of which was represented in an almost fault.
less manner, eliciting the unanimous and frequent
applause of the audience. The laughable sketches
introduced subsequently to the opera were also ap-
preciated, as proved by the roars of laughter which
greeted the actors. We can say no more than com-
mend the vocal and histrionic talent of these artistes
U being of a character unequalled in the provinces,
and trust they will meet in whatever town they may
next present their performances with the support
they so deservedly merit.
roue& William A Hader and Edwin A ustin,
master and mate of the schooner "Rose Bud," of
Cook. were brought before the Magistrates charged
by P. C. Stone with being drunk and disorderly.
The defendants admitted the charge, and expressed
contrition. Fined ss. and expenses.
James Cherre ti was charged by P.C. Groves with
being drunk and disorderly in laglandatreet, and
annoying persons coining from the Friends' Meeting
House. The Mayor fined him ss. and costa, or six
hours in the stocks.

Richard 117 Maim, a seaman on hoard the "Jam..
Brindley," of rantarvon, from Havre, was charged
with smuggling 2114. of tobacco. Fined the value of
the tobacco and single duty, with costa, amounting
in all toil Ila 10d.

John Jllii another seaman on board the same ves-
sel was charged with secreting 11b. of tobacco in a
similar manner. The prisoner admitted the offenco
and was fined in the value, single duty, and costs,
XI O. 11.1. or ten days' imprisoiluient.
11".74.10 Williams, a seaman on hoard the " Pro-
fit and 1,11.1.. n. from Rouen. was c
with sinw4glitig 111.. 7 ox. of tobacco. Fined
,Ittly, and costs, XI ss. or ten days' imprison-
ment.

Iltury Thrig, another seaman on Ixord the lame
vet.sel was eliargt.d with smuggling I lb. of tobacco.
Finctl value. duty, and coati, LI is. 9d., or ton days?
intpria.iiment. . .

iVrnsr.sn.t v.—(lk fore the Mayor.) A man known
by the liatne of Shoddy ri,./41.9. WM charged by P.C.
ItAllett with being drunk and disonlerly in the High-
street, sml throateniitg to break the windows of flu
Bull's Head Inn. I tivbarged with a reprimand.
Caroline CoM was charged with being drunk and
disorderly. Discharged with a reprimand.
MIA:SPAY. (lidera the Mayor and J. (one,
Esq.) n-1,4 Fine was summoned by Job Chapplu
for au assault. Chapple not appearing the summons
was dismissed.

&di. late landlord of the Nag's Head,
was summoned by Haviland Riley for an assault.
Fined Ms. and costs—paid.
SATCHDAV.—(llefore the Mayor.) Lrri Mona H.
was charged by P.C. Doinony with being drunk and.
disorderly. Fined :is. and costa.
Job Ath n was brought up by warrant charged.
with an assault on his wife. To find two suretiess
for two months. Lucked up in default
Nardiel Ford and KA< r, two girls of Hu.
Union Worklunue, were charged by the waster of
the Union with inishchaviour in the house. Ford
was committed to three weeks in Poole gaol, and.
Fisher one month in Dorchester gaol, to hard labour.