The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-08-12 00:00:00

POOL&

Tii Ra•krra.-11r. artfor IL Guist, M.P. for this
borough, has ooatribsted 20 galnem towards the Pools
Regatta hod.
DIATE Of All OLD Ingairrarr.—On Bandar, Mr.
William Waterman, anetimeor, ka, High-street,
dwPartod thM ilfr. The deo-seed, who was 84 roma of
°P, and bad *Dialed good health &isnot on to the time
se hie death, filled Mao room sisal tho ofli" of db°riff
011 11lie tOwit.

Vourirrhad-- COMMTMOIL—On Wedoesday the usual
smoothly competitioe for the ,hallooge sup took Om*
at the mu Ramwortly. Lieutenant Stone was
encondal with a seem 01 44. after Sr. shots .1200,500
sod SOO yards' range. Thee were oaly the.. com-
petitors, whose aroma mare was 37.
POOla IttOOILDSR IllaDa. • 001111TT COOS? JET/NM
Mr. John Frauds Colder, of the Wertern Cumuli, bus
beep &spoliate& to the seamy wort jadieship, Occult
No, 6, width ladwies Liverpool, Ornseldrk, aed SL
Helens, sod whieh Is rendered vursot by the transfer of
Mr. Sergeent Wheeler to the Ilarylebtoe court. Mr.
Collier, who Is a eon of the late dr. John Collier, for
law years IC P. for Plysnonth, arid Is •brother of the
Right Ho.. Sir Robert Copier, wee mad to the bar is
1859, sad sprouted Reeorder of Poole in 1870

ST: Janke% lionima—x iiico-lars end
Mayhem of these memoirs had their flannel treat on
Tharedey. They met *bent ate leek& at the ...hoot
buildings, where they were formed in order ef pro-
misees. Ttey thee proceeded through Thmaeoetreet.
Fligketreet, sad Nortboerwe, WOO Mut no% to •
field kindly loot fer the omega' by Mns W. D.
Dead.* of bale Hove. At the bead of the pro.
esedoe was the Poole Brim Band; next followed the
Beater (Bev. J. A. Limes), Mho Manila], *uvula.
Madera of the girls' sekeel, Mr. Andrew., soled
enpertsteadeot, and Wein. J. Boulistoo, G. Bart, led
J. Short, members of the mhool committee. The
girls with their tmehera, mese amt, carrying lieuquela
of dowers, sad the berm owning Begs, and leaded by
the Poole Dram and File Bond, followed, smoinpanied
by the Bev. C. J. Wright and their Mashers. The pro-
modest, which was brought up in the raw by four
lemons containing the Wants, WM wattled by many
hundreds of .peateton. Tea wee provided In the Geld
duriog the afternoon, and there were the meal amour
male, which were kept op until It began to grow
dark. The prmkeelen was then again formgd, and the
scholars returned to Pools. Heeler( been drawn up In
the Market-pimps the band played the National Anthem,
and tie young people dispersed to their homes after
giving hearty amen. There were 630 present In the
lead during the meting, axelusive of a considerable
&anther of visitors.

Tows Coueau..—Tb. Coined laid their qoarterly
meeting on Monday, at the Town Hall, the Mayor pre-
dding. The Finance Committee's report showed an
estimated expendltore of £1.193 14e. 7J. for the
eesulog quarter, of which .2657 13t. 24. was required
under the Pablo lhalib Ad. The deleiseey to be
made up by • rate was 1:90111 Its. 74. Mr. flume taid
when the lin. W. F. Treprthem oae of her Majesty's
inspectors of reboots wee at Poke a week or two age
he met him, as one of the managers of the Netiocal
School', end they entered hito • iraculation VI to the
edictal requirements for the different parishes withio
the borouge, with the following result ;—Th. population
of the borough was 10.097, and there were 1 733
thildren to be provided with the mecum of elementary
educatioe. The followiag were the Igures as regarded
the different pat lehse—lmegfleet, population, 1,701,
shildren, 291; Perkatose, popalatioa, 1,1118, children,
226; Bt. Jantse's populetioe, 6,604, children, 1,522;
Hamwerthy, populatioe, 474, Andrea, 82. r. Fre-
made • oaloulatien, and found that at long-
ertibtabaer• wee accommodation for 118 oblides', showing
• deficiency of 174; at Perketooe 150 wore proeided
for, being • degiciency of 76; at Hateworthy there was
soomnotodetios for 84, or • deddenity of 18; arid in
Bt. James'. parish the British Sehool would them.
modal. 446, the Boma Cathollo &moo' 65, the
Netlettal tiohool, 285 boys, 244 •glrla, and 233 Wants,
making a total of 1,273 provided for to Si. James's
park* or an excess .1 141 above the number for whom
provision was asesessry. He (Yr. Stone) had told Sir
Ivor Guest what wee required for the parishes of Long.
Gad and Parkethea, end be had arranged with the Ith,
B. I. Delmore to build suitable' wheels to supply the
aomonstodation required there. Taking Into ~ant
the mimes of thoommoddion in Pd. JllOlllO.l pariah,
what wee necessary for the out perishes was aosoin.
modatioo for 117. This would be provided for, sod
dm school authorities had had nodes to that sleet, so
that he did not think they would hear any more of a
School-board for Poole. lie was very pleased to lied
that in the parish of 81. James's they Wen so feetanate
as to have the ensue of accommodation which wee
shown by the above prum. There was no other
bagasse el interest.

Para Sintruoirs, Tomday.—Before the Mayor and
the ex-Mayor.
Martha Difty, doomedc servant, wee charged with
forging sod atter* a cheque foe £3 115L-4emse
Hassey, draper, Bigh-stroet, said on Saturday, the
26th July, botweec flys and six o'clock in the evening,
prisoner went to his shqs and saked Wm to cash fee
ZS 161. She handed bin • cheque, sad he gave her
£315.. la exebange tor 11. About • month previerudy
witness cashed • Opus for the as... amount. The
eheque wee presented by the primmer and the elgsatare
was "Catherine Chester Waters." Both cheques were
payable to Martha Mfg. fih• eadoresd the first
oheqns, and whams also asked her to soden, the
mama en*, which she dbl. Witness planed the Apo.
inside his desk in sight of the prisoner, but he did not
lock the desk. Primmer milked whother he hid a glees
of water in the house, lied he sold b. had not, but he
could get one next door. She said "Would you kindly
do so?" He then went for • gime of water, and wad
absent about three minutes. He rave her the water
and abs said "I am sitting We were you left ma" She
&sok • portion et the weer, and them said him if he
would play a tune cm a hsnaordam which he had La the
shop. He did as meta mese one else want 10, when she
left. About at hoar ittorwarde be looked for the
*bogus, and (mud It had been removed. The primmer
could have readied over to the desk, and takes out the
obeys. About foar perms had hems In the shop, bat
he woe there all the time exoept who. he wait to the
beck to get a pair of esneora Be had nearolied for
the cheque, bat could not And it. The cheque, a pink
oes, was drawn upon a jot stock bank, lc Landau; he
believed it wee the London Joist SW& Bank. It pur-
ported to be signed " /Mee Chester W•Mrs. Martha
was spelt without se "r." The primmer at terwarda
admitted that she took the cheque sad tore it up. Miss
Waters and other winsome. were callad, and the ems
was eery elairly proved. The prisoner when betray the
magistrates did not attempt to deny the eherge„ She
was committed for trial at the oedema
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--Towt---i:-to.i-odetif,--witTw—ss-73hsreecTe week ago with
mmalting the Town Oink, was, open medical Metlatoey,
ordered to be eoeveyed to Me Coanty Lunette
Asylum.
rwrrr Bassuoss, Thunday.—Befose the Mayer, the
ex-Mayor, sad Alderman FT. Repro
Gunge Wiles. Gawp Young, end rhinos Williams,
were alined with poaching at Perkstone.—Kr. H. W.
Dickinson proweaste4.—Boroard &Mk WILMA of
lead ever which the Hon. Grantley F. Berkeley has the
right of sheathe, said he saw the defendants in
his land at the beak of the Bleep lon on Baaday last;
they had slursh.r dog with them, and were searching
for a rabbit. They did damage to potatoes growing ma
the land, and to • book The defendants toil the
bench they beppeaod to be passing by at the time whim
the dog started altars rabbit; trial tato • holes, and
they Wed to pt It oat. Witt* who it **pawed, had
met the ether, by moldiest, wee had 2e. sad mote, and
Toting and WilUests 64. molt and mola They were
MI mutably admoolaked by the Mayer.
The lissom of the Baker's hoe headman wee trans-
ferred from Williams litaielkasd to Joaothea Brown.