The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-04-07 00:00:00

11WANACIL

GAL —The obaroh has been lighted with gm, at in
orProern el £7O, sod newly 1110 hoe bees expeod
Providing lamp et the Independent chapel fot the
some wpm. The print of psi. os. SI pet 1,000 cabin
hent.
POOLS.

JOB, Came, Vie Druagnuttsl LAIIOI7SZIL—Tbe
wife of this Man spplisid for and obtained paroebtal •
relief a few days since et Lytelutt within the Poole
Onion.
• LAD, named George Lacey, bu been einnmitted for
14 days' hard labour by the magistrate*. for throwing
a atone at a policeman who wee% to mu, Botha. 0i
fiends? evening, to gain a disturbance of the magma-
lion by abut 30 boys.
But MID HYOID AT MIDNIGHT. On Thursday,
before J. Wood f ilayorl, H. Herrin, K. Lacy, J. W.
Martin, Lod W. L C. Adey, Kura —Thomas toii. of
, the Bridge lon, was eammoned foe luring his hoops
open on the previous figeday, at midnight. Heparin-
%Gaut Gifford rated that be mitered the been at the
time fmmed, and fogad 13 Comas wrantte4 In the matt
and other Ploort. with leis and glue's partially
emptied of ale and the tap-room fell of awoke. The
superintendeat, however, stated that there were no
previous complaints against defendeat, who boa* an
exultant character. Takla( this into sonsideration.
the Beach imposed the mitigated peaty of sa. and
PAL
Gamma° writ Tire Bore.—George Willis, of
Poole, banker of pier, was chariot with gambling and
wilfri.ly canning an obstrsetio• on the pavement in
Hick-strer, on Monday. The polio, Meanly proved the
off entre, and likewise thet defendant bad been
repeatedly cautioned, which interference be gerierally
receireL with shun, aid persisted is smear ling around
him a peg a boys, nambertag between 10 and 30,
shout every night. iinperintsoduit Oiffur I said he
felt it is duty to press the ease against the defend...it
for the purpose of posting • step to • most pernicious
practice, cialeelabmil to induct young lads into crime,
for the ponce trey lea in gambling with defendant for
pies no doubt came from tare tills of their masters or the
loa.s of their parents. The bench took an es tretnely
lenient view of the offence, may be %warm barrow'
pmbling is a tiaiii-boaanrad iirditution in Poole. and
only in else the mit.g.ted fine of la, end socoesodsted
Hr. Willis by redeci4 the (grate to 2s. Del endaet's
unduct in alert was warmly what it should be, he
reins groom' for the suspicion that be was under tbe
influence of drink. Re left the mind apparently well
plumed with the decision.

•
Tog Ttleering Tantriggi Alin 11l liiWOPIAILT
Verna. -The trustees of the Po* roads still r-foss
tw Me old toll-house, ervighwedge, and ourtiwtht.
ins& at the entrance I the town, although no longer
seminary for the sollection of the tolls. An adjourned
vestry meeting woe oonvened on Wednesday, to mke
into moulder Mon the adverse reply of the trostvew
to
the application mole on behalf of the vestry in February,
when Mr. Dickinson atteoded and gave a lengthy legal
opinion on the various Ads of Parliament bearieg on
the quesiion. The lollowing resolution, proposed by
Kr. J. Wood, and seomoled by Yr. J. Boyt was unani.
monslY agreed on :—"That this lased°, beg to esli the
turnings trustees is it their intestine to pull down the
toll•boues in the pariah of Lortallevt, to .000rdeme with
the Ash of Parliament 29 and 30 Victoria, coo. 105, M.
2; that the saltiest be brought tinder the notiee of the
trustees at th ir neat meeting, .nd that the sbeirman
of this niestiag (Mr.?. T. Boltgrg) be requested to
nrsasat the resolution, end to request an early reply."
Previously to the tmneaetion of business the meeting
mewl a vote of condolence to the Rev. J. L. Williams,
tbs ineembent, on his avers domestic bereavement in
the loss of Mrs. Williams.