The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09 00:00:00

POOLE.

OWING to indisposition—, fl-tr.Ti—rew was unable to dolma
his ',minuted, lecture for the Young Men's Christian
Asstsiation on Titedlay eve g.
RE-ELECTION or AUDITOR. AND ARAFERORS.—The elee-
Con id Auditor,. and Asse.-. Ts took place on Monday ;
when the followinJ gentlemen were again returned um
oppowd:.—Antlitors. Mr. Jallllol Jenlqns and Mr. 11. Burt;
. Mr. .N. Western being the Mayor 11 auditor; Assentors,
Mr. Alfged A. Allen and Mr. Samuel Martin.
Pt Lica cOT. M lay. --Deice Mr C. J. stone (animism),
m• J. IL lOovll, and Mr W. II Duivlale.. .

Thompson Denoormo, landlord .4 the Hand and
Ileart,on the quay, waa sumnemoi by William Elmes, landlord
of the t;lobe Inn. High-street, for msatilt. Mr 11. T Tretanion I
mortared for the complainant Defendant WM ii,lllllllll3olledi ,
by Supt. flout for being drunk. Donovan had • cross-sum-
mons against Mimes for allege I assault. The matter was very
trumilery. Mines had sent ~,,,,,, an account .4 544.1 for
ginger beer. Donovan had an objection to his wiles knowing
all that he did ; and Mated the sending In 44 the account as
unbusincsa.like. tin Wednesday evening he had left the
White Hart, and toasting Elnies door called him out, anal
according to the evidence 44 complainant, and J 2111.1 Dyke,
John Punshon, and Mrs Went, el,allcnged bin, to fight ;
wringing his gets in lois lace. In defentv, Ihnoovan called
Gnome Greenhatet. who mid lames gave the promotation, upon
which defendant mid " have • slap at your enlister "
D. van WU starring roulade, and !Imes iouide Plums
called Dote.van a rogue; and defendant retorted "ou
pump." Mr Stone said the Bench were. unanimously
of opinion that as reganled Lints there was no foundation for
any aosault. As ootimnied Donotom they omei.lerol the evi-
l/ace conclusive. and he would have to pay the costa Igs f;.l ,
and be bound tier in his OWII recognisant," for CIO to keep the
peWe for throe months.- -Mr Tretanion said that toeing the
alae, be did not Irish to" idle up the agony " against Donovan ;
and on behalf of the Superintendent, he would withdraw the
su 1111 l 1./1111.r drunkomums, on his paying oats.
P.m St1116111:01, Thursday.- !More the Mayor (Mr M. Kenn.
Welch), Noun. W. Pearce, F. T. Rogers, C. J. Stone, W. 1).
Dmplale, and J. B. Duren.

lame Jaeob4, on remand, was charged with embezzling
rAtioUS auto.,,? money, the proper!) of his mnldoYeri
Cole, baker, Sew-stared Mr F. Traver* preccuted ; Ilr
11. T. Trevanion defended. !laving briefly "retied the
Mr Travers called Maria Itrown, wife of John lirown, Haiter,
• add she bail dealt with pnweeutor for nearly direr Ymni.
When braid was brought to the door she took it and paid for
it herself. !'risoner had bets, in the habit of bringing it till II
shout four or Ave months ago. She peal lot the bread weekly.
In August she did not toy Igo for bread, She did not
receive any bill that month, tin the hid September elle did I
not any any money on amount of a bill sent in by iinisecutor.
During September she had bread of Mr Cole ; It was delivered
by the prisoner, and then she paid every week —l4 Mr
Trevamon : Did out pay on any particular dos; but was sure
she laid every week. billeo Thursday het she had mart ;waft-
cutur and Mr Travcra Re-examined : She paid prisoner on
the &Anniey before he wait missing, and that was in discharge
id all she °rel.—Emily Sarah Baum Towngatc-street, had
dealt with Mr Cole for bread during the net six months. Sim
paid for it sash. took it. In August prissier delivered the
bread ; he ceased delivering earj3. in October. She generally
Pivid Cs cry 'lay; and never ow for tare than a fortnight
In .tugust she did not receive from tineiner a bill for Si 44.
She laid him the last time he tailed, and she then owed prom-
enter 11.,thili1t. Iliad mei vial In account of Us 151 front Mr
Cole. Me items were correct, but she had paid for the bra-ad.--
By Mr Trevarton : Would not purchase more than 4114 bread
In a fortnight. Upon this evidence. Ur Travers 1111hCA for a
tttttt ; but by the advice of Mr Trevanion prison.,
pleaded cuilty and elected to be ikult With 111111111.1Arily -Mr
Trelfallioll addressed the Ikneh In tuition. f punishment
prisoner hod Keviously honie a good character, and intended
to lay the prismentor lb tel led, life of hardship since he
left the town ; hitt flirting his way to London he obtained
employment ; and it was A iwinful feature In the cone that
hating lexonie nettled in a>ttuatiiiii he sent for his wife and
children, and on the morning they arrived he nietriPPreh.rled
by P.C. Seeks. The mayor said, taking all the ciainuastanem
into coiniiiieratioe, the Soul felt that in Justice to the public
they amid uot pees a lighter sentence titan six months hanl
labour.

BOURNICKOUTIL
IMPROVEMENT CONMISSIONIRS.—Tna usual monthly
meeting of the Improvement Cotuusissioners was held at
their officer. Town Hall buil • dings on Tuesday last. The
Mr
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Chairman (Mr. J. McWilliam) presitled. A long letter "-
(ruin Mr. Cilia Symonds, of Dorchester, solicitor to Mims lee* hearty when they again visit ns and encamp in our
midst fr a time. 'la' keepers
Fyler, of Stewarton Lodge, Was read bY the Clerk (Mr. okeepers have erosion to. remain.
Druitta. It had reference to olasuage dome to Miss Fylees her the last camp. when the demand warn such that it
r owing to an oletructien to the ilnain under the was with great olidieulty it could be met, suet the lessee
gales,
public thoroughfare passing by her house. known as of the turnpike gate ell the way to the camp reape.l a
linuiksome Wael read. The Roads Committee reconn- rich harvest by all account ;is that we shall look forward
mended that a brick culvert ehould ls: constructed meter to it not only a* a lesson of enjoyment, but also asene of
the read at the expense of the Commissioner., but that busing. prosperity. Let us hope the weather will be a
the expeuse incurred in 011110' hut the ..bstruction sh ou ld little more propitious than on the Met ocieedon when
1m tome by the owner of the property. An amen mast of the refreshment marque. were demential. and
ere I, NITARIAN SUNDAY School. There was a very pleasant
as lessed aria lost, e nil the relied of the Cosumittee great 1.13 °*.miensel to the .mneno.
w
and Cambridge road* having been in existence
occaeion beim; ties animal distribution of rewarde no
gathering at the Unitarian Chapel, oil Sunday efterseem,
tarost,,,,,,,mut;,lstea. Mr. Hankinson proposed at Avellue,
us scholars eonneeted with the Sunday school for attend.
Plaa3tirese.illol.so.tltivs,th,TeLs.ddirtierne ea.ll";:ludattchlymPtlr.l.h"il.h..°"l":dn't t.,l.33trcit'n'uwyca:h a"neeee and general godl con.luct throughout the year. The
I:igen consieted of bibles, loran loooks, and other suitable
repeal ion. t
works. The children, who were aceompanie.l by their
oliteuseiou, um referred to the Itoade Cornmittee. It was
resolved that the Medical Utlicer of Health be neelestml .
teachers, occupied the centre of the elesee4 and there was
'" make an iespection of the state of the cottages un
West-hill, and make a rep rt thereon. Mr
.. Haggard had a goes! attendance of parents and other smashers of the
ce•gregati on interests I in ...h.sul work. In the unavoid-
given notice to mere thsit the Commiesienem stake aleph-
al le alyeuee of the Res. It, 1.. Carpenter, who, we are
,33,1.3... for au extension of their district, SO Wo t.s include lea', to say, has been for altar time meatless' to his heeea
3.te arainege *amine reeonamen.leol by Sir Joseph
by Ili health, the proceedings were eenducted lov the Rev.
Ilmalestte. The eubject was referred too the d 5015 COUP
nUilgers at Bournemouth. Davies, who delivered a seitalde address, impressing
nsittee. Letters and • report were Revived free. 3lr. '
mem the children the desirability of being regular stria
punctual in their attendance at school ;he aim, c pared
Brierly, ..I. the Hartley lustitute, southatapten, reepecting
f.‘l,ire cheapnees and supply of fere:* in those days with the quality mid priasure of the 'gas eupplied to the iwn-
apparatue a5...11.1 Ise procured e•cl placed at the I 'mune,. e mer times : the value at ene p.I set on lesoks ; and,
1131°510. "0"", providing that this Wii 11. ac..unianie he was lorry to my, the neglect with wheat they were
and it was reedved that A testing
the row,gai ''s At of Parliament. A letter was Ima 111 mum iustauces treated. The 1141111. of the
with
..ii frn, Mr. 4,.
ran
..,„irin. a the I..hrii,hun,e re..ioients were then called . wee. Oil.! each In turn ad.
Iknrk of Mairistrefee to, 1.,..tt that the justices did
t ect vane.' to the rommutuou rail, and receive.' the reward,
which teas aceeoneulie.l with appropriate olesereetiee,
not see the ny'esaity at the present time, of holding petty -
from the Her. J. Davies; and the little ones seemed much
sessional courts at Boumemouth. Various miner matters
• delighkel with their prizes.
were dispoeed of, and the Board adjourned after a sitting I
of several hours' duration. Tag TOWN CLOCe. -A epecial meeting of the Town
('ouncil WilA held on WednimdaY at noon, when the.re Were
present :--The Mayor (Mr. C. Tuekerk Aldermen Beach
and Reynold*, Councillors 11. I'. Curelry, W. Swam, 11.
N. i x. 11. Howell, and J. Mansell, and the Town Clerk
(Mr. F. W. Cundry). The object of the meeting wail to
fix the reserved price on the market and fair tolls, but
previous to this lominese whirl' was done in committee
and therefore private, the Mayor said the clock at the
Post-Mita was at the present time one minute and a half
in **lvan, .4 the Town Clock; and persons who reliesl on
the latter liO4ht thia thelliAelves foxo him
to catch the poet.
Now, the faith was not with the Town s leek, for that
kept excellent time, lost it appeanel the 1...t-ollice clock
gained e little. Such being the ease, he thought th •at
the isesteellee ought not to les SO lilarli in closing the
box, and he susteca.l that a meneirial (non the Town
rawiell edi the subject might be of nee—Mr. If P. .lundry
thought thee. at the Yost-Mere amnia not keep • clock
that oli.l we keep tame—Mr. 11. N. Cox considered that •
letter eent to the General Post-eflice would neve to make
matters right.—Mr. Howell thought speaking to Mn,
Prime on the subject would hare the desired effect, and
it WAA resolved that she Ise communicated with on the
subject. -The Mayor said the Town Cluck had been so
much condemned that he thought it nothing but right to
state that it had not been altered for three weeks, and
that it ha.l kept excellent time.—Mr. H. N. Cox said he
had found that the Town Clock kept the exact title, gg
compared with four clocks in his pommel= •• ••••1 --- there-
fore it mutt be the fault ul the one at the Postrodice.

VIIMBORNIL
Sta""Ya, Tuesday.—Before Mr. C. J. Parke and ,
Lieut.-Colonel Paget.
Rasa Encketor. of witeb„Tee, aged years, was brought
up in custody by P.C.s
nhawl, value :Ns.. the property Nathaniel Phillip., of
Lytchett Minster. Mart.-..3.l4lnchPhidjil'ealips,"'s'ithifellealof piron'Sec.2l:l:iird,
stood that un the 2lth tA Felsnuiry, the prisoner callisl at
lier house awl asked for the loan of a shawl or umbrellas
stating she was going to the station. Witness replied he ,
was 'lniW a stranger to her, upou which Bachelor replied
her noise was Dil,la,fl aml her father was 3 carpenter at
Lower Lytchett. Upon this representation she lent her
the ahawis and Prisoner promised to bring it back at siX
iiclock the same evening. As she did wit bring it then .
""r the nett daY witness informed IU. Damon. The
gliau I he produced was her property, aud of the value of
2lIs• P.C. Banton stated that he :Apprehended the prisoner
on the 91Sth of February at Warelisin. Ile saw her in a
Passage wairialf, the shawl. Prisoner pleaded guilty.. ,and
was sentenced to two months' imprisonment with hard
labour.

LYTCRETT MALTRAVILBS.
A Mts. the property of Ur. Richard Christopher, of
this place bad been nnssed for 2i days, and was on TUCII.
day found alive. after beieg buried under a load of straw
the whole of the tines. without either food or drink. it
had laid two NOP duriadita iialciaimamisut.