The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-29 00:00:00

W.A.R=AS.

Comfy 001:11M—Thowe will be en aidltional court
held here by Mr. Sergeant-Tindal Atkinson, on the
94th of Febrnary next, besides those published In
she official iota for the 23rd December sod ICI March

amt.
ST. Kurrta'a Pita..—During the past week the
trees, &a, given by Mr. W. Calera t have arrived,
and are being plaited, as well as a large quantity of
shrubs given by Mr. G. W. Bond, on the slops of this
hill.
HownOOLTVILLL AND INDESTESAL 8001sTr. A
postal meeting of the subscribers was bald in the
Tows Hall on 'Wednesday *Twins, ',hal the Mayor
(Mr. W. Daniell), occupied the chair. The annual
!anus sheet was presented and a new committen,
kr..., elated, besides various Mbar badness.
itIOHNIAT BOARD.—At • meeting of the members
of this Board the following were present ;_Nathaniel
loud, Eaq. (iu the :hair), Masora Yairsley, Stevens,
Bennett, Randall. Waal'', Young, W. Lawrence,
Lucas, Vu, Barcombe, Bata, and Sudden. The
!amides of the last meeting were read and confirmed.
A cheque was sigued in favour of the surveyor for 1:100
to mast current expenses. Various other unimportant
Miasma was transacted. The next meeting orred to
be held on the 20th of December.
WARSHAW AND PUSSIES UNION.—At a meeting of
the Guardians held on the 22nd instant the following
were premolar—The Earl of Eldon (in the chair), N.
Bond, U. C. Farrar, and W. M Calcraft, &qrs.,
Messrs. H. J. Garland, J. S. Drew, C. Yaaraley, W.
Edmonds, T. Horlock, Baacombe, T. Canes, W.
Solder, J. H. Garland, T. E. Dowden, W. Burt F.
Whittle, and Rev. J. Williams. The minutes of the
lad meeting were read and confirmed. Miss Louisa
Bridle was chosen to fill the vacant post of school-
:Metres& The usual relief business was transacted and
various other bilateral; gone through.
Courrrr Pam. SESSIONS, Tuay.—Befors
Colonel Moused, ht. Rodgett, and G. Burt, &qrs.—
Joseph Lawrence, of Mardian, applied for • "Jr*"
of ejectment. to be issued against John Johnson.
W arrant gradieM.—Thowee Lawrema, of Litivrorth,
was summoned by P.C. Hart for allowing cattle to
stray.—lrmal 6d. and costa 55., or seven days' impris-
onment. —Elizabeth Cooper, of Tynehant, was sum-
moned for allowing a horse to stray on the highway at
Ldworth.—Finad 6d. and costa sa, or seven days' im-
priaonment. —Thomas Farwell was auminosad for •
like offence.—Fined 6d. and costs h. or seven days'
imprisonincont.—Jamas Burt, of Morriss, Was KM-
mooed by P.C. George Rugby, for drnrikranness.—
Fined 7s. and costs Is. or 14 days Imprisonment.—
William Joiner, of Bars Regis, was summand by
P.C. Sambas Ridout, for being drank and disorderly.
—Fined 15.. and costs Ba, or 14 dap' imprisonment.
—a—Richard Duoford, of Bete Regis, was summoned
by P.C. Ridout for letting off certain fireworks on the
highway. Fined 6d. and costs 55.--Mathew
Coombe was summoned by George Trent, for trespass-
ing in search of gams.—Ened 5t and costs Si, or 14
days' imprisonment. —A temporary Buenos of the
Black Dog Inn, East Stoke, was granted to Thomas
Simmonds.

ST. COMMA OHAFTIJI OF ROYAL ABOTI MASONS,
No. 622.—A regular convocation was held on the 18th
instant, for the installation of eh. three principals,
and the investiture of officers for the ens=syntr,
whmi E. Companion John Arnold
installed in the chair of Z. hi. E. Companion Jobs
Hammond in the chair of H and E. Companion. a
EL N. Parkinsm in the chair of J. Tb• K. N.
Companion the Rev. W. M. Heath,P.Z., was the
installing officer, assisted by M. E. E. T. Haddon, P.Z.
The Companions afterwards sat down at a Banquet
In the Corn Exchange, where they spent a very social
evening.

DEATH OP SIR EDWARD OREATEZD, E.C.B.
We regret having to announce the death of
General Sir Edward Harris Greathead, K.C.8., which
took place at Uddens House. on Saturday morning,
after • rather long illness. Sir Edward was 011111 of
the acting magistrates of the Wimborne DvWon, and
Chairman of the Governors of the Wimborne
Grammar School. He was likewise a member of St.
Cuthberga Lodge of Freemasons, and of the Royal
Arch Chapter. The deceased was a fine specimen of
an old soldier, and was one of our great Indn herons,
for which he was made a K.C.B.