The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-07-13 00:00:00

EIWANAGE.

THE COASIGUARD.-:C%-finftigllTZt. E. Pilkington. MN,
has received an appointment at Weymouth. It is not
yet known who will he his successor as inspector at
Stvonaze. .

Tux Imimovr.—The new lifeboat ',owe will be .ut the
south 4.1 e I.f the bay, next t..the 1'03441mM Antion. The
hom.e jet beina ronstnietol by Mr. Ilunly. hailer, Id thbi
place, and i tO be remly icr the oreaing ceremony on the
August. . .

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Ism: or PCRItErli CRICRET (.1.1•11--Thi4 Club, which,
mainly owing t the difficulty of finding a level piece .4
:r•.citol sufficiently vicar Swatiago, hai 'ben lately at a
ston.l.4ill. Pi now Lein: resuscitate& and a
Is.r of gentlemen have i•halitiol the.r intention of
it.
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.;2S mmie the other day at the pier 4 a new
-upplhol to thi+ station. After being upsot by
..f a erane and righted full of water it retained
....yen if ICIIPA 1.1 freeboard and only sunk two inehex more
with the weight of Mx men. At the bow.an,l ',tern it waa
17 ioehea out of water. The bait was built by 2tlem.r..
Wiot. of rowex.

TOE LtollT 1111 l "St"..—The proirxeq new lighthow‘e on
fhirb-tone [lead, wr believe, otheially atlver-
tke.l, ha+ not yet been artinlly comm.-need. When
romplete.l it will be of the gre3telt senior) to naviga-
tion. thi4 hem.Darnel helm the only prominent one in the
tra,-1; of rliitet ate! down Channel whieh ii not yet
proteeted by a lightliourc or a tigl.t4lip at no gre.it

Tat: ttEtsoa.—Vkit”rt are :drawly hazinainz 1., trrive
at Swa,m., iii e..11,1er.i1,1, il,lllllilCr.. aria if the pre,.ent tine
wetther thnaulk tla 11111 l `4.3,111 Will
1.. in,,..! ti, , be.t .•ver kn.*, n here. heather
Itell an., Royal .1,1144-1. are eilakinzron.tant
I Itoaraenpattls. Wey 1111 l lath. awl
Veethi. sad
W.,,-rn..lltit Ow ['render. have also made exeur4,,,,g
to within the I:i4 few day...

PORTLAND.
Ti,,; L %TR COOP TEIII•LAR'S FETE %Tat s i saccetsful as
to realise a pr dit ..f akont Ll 5.
11. 'I. (..!..T.a. liCll FLEET. - -v.. ships composint: the
roast:lmre il sd will a .....I.le at Portland the last week
in July. The Admiral will le .ist lii• ILI: .8 ho ..r1 the
Warrior, and the -idle. will pro., sk... their St/IlWlh.•rui.,
.tt Dartmouth the Naval I' al. tt w ill loi- lle'"' -i,lft'•
TII li Plc. W. ii. iiLl.n.a•-.. Nie.ii i.i Wooltanliswortilv,
North Devon, oil Pa-t i ;noel Plialddll .4. th" 1•1'.4;:r.•
Imemt, Portland.
bormerly I 'haplain ..f the t %alviet Fdal.l.-
I. a candidate for the iii..betn.y of erkenw cll. Lontlen,
vacant by the removal of the Rev. llooert p- air.'.
WATCH LOST %ND ForNP.-41111 Tlll-AS.I. ....ming Mr.
W. t ' hell, 4,1 Pr...K.(1 place, went 1., tho Nlere, Jizgim:
for lws vom rs fir halt, ila % ing at the me ti Id, watch loote
in hi. is wket. with...lt guard or eha.in..
dinner, mei ti,.,, Ini.s.sl MI waten. Pi•1e11...11 to r.•varti 1.1
tic' Mere. und there, after a seareh of only alscit ten
iv. ',turned v.
minute he Mittel his watelt lying on 11.'1.0- ',"....:. 'n't
aPParontle unhurt. It %vat fortunate br Mr. e.w.1,11
that the tide irsi lisPt risen immuti 11111 l and V.(it il . other
per.on had pa...... 1 that way.
PORTL %SD 11011TOTI.TITRIl, RI II 1 ETI. Ihi Ilondav
evening last a committee meeting of the Portland Horti-
cultural Soeiete *vas held at S. John's scles.lr...ni: the
The , ~, mittee MR. TIIOIIIS COORSR has Imam
Flower and Poultry Show, August 2nd (the •
Rank holiday) I _
Rev. J. A. Iteazor pre.bling. It is pr0p.......1 to 1...1.1 a .
when It is hoped that many will avail themselves of the ' POOLE.
Preaching and lecturing
general holiday and patronise the show.•
are evidently working with a view tv sucvs., for the here on the evideneet of I 7hristionity.
iilgoA whir have been asked to lend thrir wrviees are I Tut: MENA i. :MOW: VII. Primitive Methalitt, 1 lied a
Nem, who base had praetical experience Is.th in the teetotal ...num* at the Temperance Hall. on Sunda after-
y
culture of tlowert, fruits, and vegetaideS WI Mimi ill the , noon. There was a large attendance.
rearing of Poultry. lodging from sollle of the splendid TOWN COUNCIL -1 in Friday a meeting of the Town
win dow it,.„,„,,, for soii,h paraunier. am so famed. there 'I.:TWA MAST the Pialdie Health Aet was held at the
illhall. The Ma •
appears to he evert' ground V. Mire that the do W,r 'leiKkrl, ~„ „ /..1' (Alderman M. Kemp-Web:lA re.
ment will rmve more than a emcee-, and Pat th.• oth. e : st 1(.1.. Alllll there WilTe also present : Alderman F. Stymnst
of " dge will not 1, a ~in,....,,, tiii, ~,,,,iiiry ~i,,,.. ill awl I ouneilloni .1. Pmekley, T. Buckley, F... 1. emlwar, II:
give an °wort •p to aiii.aellrii till' Shiltit their lank Fanner, li. I irt.s.n. 11. Ilamilbei, J. S. Hudson. mut W. N.
and the four wevb. now before duzust thel may I. well W...terti. The only hit.houn, nit the paper was to affix the
eintd..ye.l in watching lest ditesse or .dlter ealket .1,-.10.y ...at ..1 l ill• I 'ouneil to the contraet vi he entered int.i with
such Vinlls aii might otherwke h -iliVe i... •tireil prim,. Tle.,e Mr. liallon. to 'auk, a sewl to the borough hospit tl. the
who are interested in Horticultural slows will readily .10 ...at heinz e Mil, and to make an order on the I.o' eh
their utmost to lorward the interests of this society, for treasurer for torment of the stun of 17 sto Mr. Itallon.-
them CAR he nothing MOM elevating. than the study. Is•th first instalment under this contract. The n re ~„„,.--•
practically and theoretically, of one a the lutist beautiful lotions were mused, and the Council separated -
and perfect work of God's creation. very abort meeting. after a

Tilr. 1;,1 In.. heen landy eery nitwit (re.inente,l ly
ya.-Itt, it being the natural roa.ldead for all itnewle
frail, the 1-1,4 Wiaht ti the wertwanl,
ant 0 .I.laal by th.• tide. .1 -4 the arrivals,
durin..; tb. 1.34 fortnight have been: - 1"uno t)i, Mari.,,,,
....t•••r. tow,. Mr. V. O. Robinme., from Sliondiana for
dation ;June 19, Kelpie, clutter, 14 but: July •-.'
eatter: Then whonner, Iv, t.n••, Captain Matthaei :
J . uly Nymph, mutter, o (AM., :
Etel.,ra, ratter, :ll Vitt,
1,z,40„ July a '.; July 7,, Theinia, Sea m Nyph : July
4:odora ; 417IyJab 7, Theitak,_ for Portland. The following
add.. 1... ye mooring., in the bay, and v, flremain there
dorinz the nem , er:- 54,11 litlft, yawl, tier toll+, Mr.
Ilayne4; I Dragon, yawl, t.tl Iturbiilze: Marion,
cutter, sit tn., Mr. catchesof
'omit and weekend hate heel, wade in the hay and the
elliinj during the lest few day,

IT has been decided to farm a Poultry and Pigeon
Association at Poole, with Mr. 11. R. Duginore
president
Tug PALISH Citrigli. HANWORVIIT.—Sir Ivor B. Guest,
Bart.. bac with his usual tuuniticence. contributed the
one of LPI towards defraying the coat of repairs to the
parish church at &unworthy.
THE MIINKRUPTCr Or JUIIN Yet:NlL—The Registrar in
Bankruptcy (Mr. 11. W. Dickinson), sit in chambers on
Thorsday afternoon last to hear a motion in re John
cmnuereial traveller and accountant, .1 this town,
a bankrupt The motion I\ll,l to show ritISU why Mr.
henry Harris, of Seniley, V. should he ordered to pay
forthwith to the trustee of the property of the bankrupt,
the sum of .la 2 :s. the estimated value of certain
seed which, the trustee alleged, had been illegally renvived
by Mr. llama from the bankrupt's attires at Shaftesbury,
after he (Mr. Ilarris) had had notice of an act of bank-
ruptcy. Gotta were also asked for. Mr. Vineent Budge
appeared in support of the tion. on behalf .1 Mr. .1. 11.
Bovt. the trustee • Mr. Bolduc of Shaftesbury, was for
Mr. Ilarris.—Mr. 'Budge said the act of bankruptcy was
OW tiling of a petition for liquidation in the County Court
of I.:Atom:v on the 16th of leovendier, 1571. On the 13th
of April. 114.5. Young. who had been semi by Mr. Harris,
signed an agreement which he gave to that creditor. On
Coe fah of the 11•111116 month. Mr Ilarris, 11,1”011111tnied by
two or three men, whom he emplyoyed, went to the
ilelitor's stores at Shafteshury. They staved there during
the night, reinsinz to leave, awl on the Pith they removed
certain bags of seed of the estimated value of L32:s. The
debtor proteided against awl tried t prevent the removal
Of the property, hid without /merest'. On the Pith or Pith
of April he woo adjudicated a bankrupt. Ili+ (Mr.
Bulge's) contention was that an art of bankruptcy had
been committed, of which act Mr. Harris had full notice,
fr lef attended a meeting of creditor, awl poived his
Mild, and that, in point of law, uo ere.litor emild under
, the eireuni.tanees have the priority which Mr. Hard.
riajiouL Th., title .of the trustee dated bark to the date
' of the tiling .1 the petition, and to any earlier act of
bankruptcy within twelve month., provided the delitor
was indelewl in such a sum as would support a petition
for adjudicati . This was the case here, and it clearly
came within the latter part of the 11th section f the Act
.1s to the axreetnent between the delitor and Mr. Ramis,
be (Mr. Budge) contended that it did not matter whether
it WII, a geed or bad one. --Mr. Robles said his contention
was that as Young had failed to pay at the proper time
the sum due from him the liquidation proceedings fell to
the ground, and every creditor could Amc to the full
~,,,, ant and recover it. —The Registrar said in this case
there was a prior act of bankruptcy.- -Mr. Robins sail the
moils were in ease ; they were not sold, but were in safe
custody.--Mr. Hoyt, the trustee, said the seed. would now
sell for scarcely anything.—Mr. Raisins said the seeds
w..ubl be sold at the value that the others were sold a few
vs sinee, and the trustee would wit be entitled to any
lure —Mr. Budge said the trustees did not want the goods
list the money, and he was entitled to the full a ~,,, tint
el dmeid—Mr. !Whin* said in his affidavit he estimated at
.LPI the value of the seed which we, taken. —Mr. Budge
said, unsler the agreement Mr. Beal, of Windsirim was to
value 1.:1 worth of seed, but be would not do on, and Mr.
Harris took away what he thought fit—Mr. Robins said
he was wit prepared on that onrmAinn, after hearing cases
cited by Mr. Budge, to contest the Lion excepting as to
the amount to In, paid. If he appealed he should take
the ease before the Chief Judge in Bankruptcy.- After
1401110 further discussion, the Registrar sail his order would
he for payment of the amount applied for, with costs of
the motion.
SmeloNe. Thursday.—lkifore the Mayor. Mr W. Pearce.
Aldermen F. T. Rogers, and C. J 'done, 11. D. Ellis, J. B.
Durvll. G. 11. Gulch. and T Green
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Frederick Frie,ad was summoned for assaulting Freeland
Philips, on the 2.sth ult, near the Cemetery
Mr F. Travers appeared for the complainant and Mr 11. T.
TIVVAIIiOn for the defence.

The cumplainatit stated that the defendant told him he had
insulted hint. 'Without denied having atom so, and defendant
mid if he did not lame one else did. He thee struck without,
who pu,bed him lack Defendant struck him again, and
with.-4s ag-ain pushed him away. Defendant seised him by the
throat and gave him two black eyes.
Anthony Loder, who was hi the Sweet Home beerhouse,
about 80 yards from the spot where the assault took place, cur-
tolerated the complainant's statement.
Other witnesses were called by Mr Tracers.
Mr Trevamon said that Philips was the aggressor. In conse-
quence of bin hosing been stopped by Friend from 5,11 mg a
private pathway on the premises of the Killian, Pottery Cm.
tally, Philips made a most violent attack on him n (Friettd),
anti:Turing his face and kicking him in a brutal manner.
There was a cross-summons, and rfletal was cNallailied by
Mr Trevanion. In erues-examination lie said he had bevil
before the Poole magnumma for maching and as•ault, and he
had been before the Wunborne magistrates fir pealing. Ile
woe brought up at Poole under a warrant in ta72, fir a‘multlng

2 W.. 111211.
Mrs Iranning, )Irs (tastable, andi Itni itrag.4. wcre ealltsl as
witiwssesiii support of Friend's ease.
The inagistrdtes fined Friend IN and veds, and dismissed the
other summons . . .

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lady named Seeger WU summoned for keeping a dog
without. license.
Mr Travers appeared and said there ha I been quite an OVa•
sight in the nutter.
.1 mitigated penalty of 25s was imposed.
Mr Brain, who appeared on behalf .4 the Eaciee authorities,
said that was the last time lie shall have the hmi•mr .4 con-
ducting any precasnlingt before the 1111Agistra,1 BA o.le, and
~.'4,:A•I to thaok them for the courte.iy ,o; had always
rovbed from them.
The Mayor teak] on behalf of I self. wal the other MAAiI-
- be vial say that Mr Brain bad always eoalueted his
va.i`s to their entire satidac ' and anti the .4reatest fairtims.
Fiipplisj was summoned for u.h.g ahinive and
defamatory language towanls Jane Cartridge.
The CASet WAS diftlii.A, each w All tn!my her OWII

PooLE MIINUNIMEIt QUARTER SESSIONS.

Wsilm,simv. —l:4.re. Mr.. A-. 3. 11. 1:1)11.i'ss.

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I:..brrt li..perd wa.t indicted for an itolorent aAmilolt on a
elkil.l nvne,l
3101'41. lefended.

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The jiffy were unable to agree on a verdict, anti prisoner
tea. liberated on bail t 011,,, October
no.: we:4 charged with felonioudy reeening bran.
Volhwd. end a lee., the property of Mr. 3. Gritf..st,
;:reeer.--Mr. U. Matthews prosecute.' ; 11r. Met'ahnout
defended._ .

I Thhu Mik hell was in Mr. iiirforirs employ,
awl dole the ihr perty. AS lie Mid, at the inAigation
pekoner and other:, who paid I • moan stuns Cr the
gi 41s.
In defence the want of eorrohoration W:t4 Arongly

The jury (088.1 I guilty, and lie wa. •18
montl,6 har.l LI, .8..

ii;rioftry' sirsiiktrly foisuil guilty
hut reimt iiiii etnli..l to Inure). on the grounil that ..titers lusd
1,4 him int.. ti,.'.

nentencetl to note months hanl labour.
Va., Id MileArti magi roof were till the
th.t.ber Sessi ~,, MI a new jury could not he formed.

TWO ToUNG WoMEN MoWNED AT
ItOI'R:4:ENKA:TH.
.

I In Thursday morning. four young w,...... employed in
.1 serviee on West Cliff, Bourne ..... nth, went to
bathe from the beach shortlr before ...ix del 14.1 C. One of
them could swim, awl IVIM teaching one of her conitstnions,
hut the latter bee "ng frightened at being out of her
iepth seized hob' of the other. awl both were drowne.l.
The MOM, of the girls are lemisa Bennett and Sdrali
Martin. Both bodies have been recovered