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RrionS, while on • vlit to Ma -in-
law, Mr. James Ingrain, of Shroton, was
suddenly attacked with illness on Friday morn-
ing last. In half an hour ho was a corpse.
The deceased had felt quite well the day before, and
had slept well and partaken of breakfast on the
morning he died. Shortly after breakfast be com-
plained that he felt ill, and asked for a little brandy.
This was given him, and he was immediately taken
up stairs and put to bed. Every asenninee was
rendered by Mr. Will., surgeon, of Child Okeford,
and his assistant, who were immediately on the
spot, but nothing availed—deceased never spoke
afterwards. It is believed that death resulted from
the rupture of rime blood vessel in the brain. The
deemed was of a full habit of body, and aged 54
years. Happily be leaves no family. The, above
sad event haa plunged his friends in the greatest
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Cotter Derx.Nces.—We are glad to find &at our
representative Mr. H. D. Seymour, has called the
attention of the Government to the sn_protected state
of the coast from Weymouth to Southampton, espe-
cially Poole, which is immediately opposite Cher-
bourg. Although persons of every shade of politics
in this town agree with the step taken by Mr. Sey-
mour, and the necessity for defences being erected,
the DOrarg Chronicle in a rambling and incoherent
manner denounces any extension of coast defences,
and rather startles the public by showing that ample
means of defence exist along the coast. What a pity
such talent should be obscured in a small county
town! Will no one undertake to inform ths Hone
Guards of the great engineering skill ,and knowledge
of the requirements of the country, which are to be
found in the person of the "we the Chronicle?
FIRE.—On Saturday morning, about 11 o'clock, a
fire broke out in a cottage occupied by a man named
Cobb, near Mr. Oakley 's farm, at Longfieet. The
cottage and an outhouse were totally destroyed, but,
fortunately, assistance being rendered, the whole of
the furniture except two bedsteads was saved. The
fire is supposed to have originated him the ignilise
of a furze nck near the house by mein children, who
must have been playing with a lighted stick.
Another fire was discovered on Sunday evening,
about 7 o'clock, in the shop of Mr. Cola, draper,
High-street. It appears to have arisen from the gir
lighting the gas and going out leaving it burnmg.
A great number of persons were soon on the spot,
and the fire was extinguished without much damage.

SINKING OF A V MEL. -A schooner which has
been lying above bridge, called the George Can-
ning, went down last week, having gradually filled
in mnaNuence of a leak. She is now lying on her
side, with her masts above water.
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YACHT LAUNCH.• -A handsome cutter yacht, of
12 tons, was Lunched from the building yard of Mr.
Saunders, last week. We understand she is for ask.

N•sittow &CAM FROM DROWNING. —Ott Monday
afternoon, • lad named Bridle warn bathing near this
West Shure. He swam out too far, became entangled
in the weeds, and could not extricate himself.
His perilous position was observed by a sailor belong-
ing to a vessel lying near, who immediately jumped
into a boat and went to his madame, but on reach-
ing the spot the lad had disappeared. The sailor
dived and brought him to the sadism. Messrs.
Miller and Wait, surgeons, were sent for, and after
some time animation was restored.

SUNDAY SCHOOL TNEAT.—The children of the
parish church of St. James, Poole, Sunday School,
celebrated their G9th anniversary on Thursday last,
by an open air festivity at Hamworthy, in a field
kindly lent on the occasion by Mr. J. H. West,
from which there are SOWN interesting views of Poole
and the neighbourhood. The children and teach-
ers met at the church at two o'clock, when they
formed in procession, bearing a number of flags and.
banners with appropriate mottoes, and proceeded.
to the place of amusement. On their arrival at the
field various games were introduced for their enjoy-
ment, such as swinging, rounders, drop handker-
chief, jumping in sacks, &c. Tea was announced,
and a plentiful supply of cake and tea provided.
which the children very much enjoyed, show-
ing that the warm weather had not taken away their
appetites. After tea, running, jumping in sick/.
and other matcher were started, and kept up with
great spirit until the prizes were The
children were collected together and sang God Nava
the Queen, and then returned home, highly pleased
with the afternoon's holiday. The bells of St. James'
Church rang several peals in honour of the occasion.
The schools number 250 children.
Poute, Monday.—(Before the Mayor.) Kcia/s
Prouse was charged by P.C. Stone with being drunk
and disorderly. Committed to Poole gaol for 14 days.

THCRBDAT.--4 Before the Mayor and • full Bouseki.)- -
Julia Bridle and SaraA James, two prostitutes, wens
summoned on the information of P.C. Domoney with
acting in a riotous manner on the Quay. Committed
to Poole gaol for one week's bard labour.
Saipan Nurthorer, keeper of the Castle beer home.
was charged by P.C. Hunt with being drunk, evil
attempting to commit suicide. Remanded for a week.
Francis MarsA was summoned by P.C. &riven for
riding without reins. Fined ls. and costs.
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Saveansv.—(Before the Mayor.)—Georpe May, cal-
tain of the smack Rose, was summoned by William
Stokes, for refusing to pay him the cum of ten pounee
due to him as one-third of the earnings of the last
voyage. Settled out of Court.
Richard Junta, a seaman, was charged by P.C. Hiu,‘
with being drunk and disorderly in the lligh-strees.
Reprimanded end discharged.
Last week a man named Bridle was committed
for trial on a charge of breaking into the store of J. W.
Martin, of Poole. There was also entered the san.•
evening the store of Messrs. Green, coal inenikimt‘
and some silver and postage stamp. stolen. P. 41.
Groves bas sines the committal traced sacs postings
stamps to the prisoner Bridle.

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