The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-08 00:00:00

POOLE.

AT Till TEMPERANCE Ft g at Confetti Park, on Beak
Holiday, £75 17s. scl was taken for admissiona, being 1:4
2s. 9d. more than in 1870. The accounts have only lust
been made up.
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The two elevens lunchesl at the Royal Arms, Mr. and Mrs.
Ballard catering in capital style.
POOLS NINON. -The total ordinary expenditure of this
i • n last year was £I Ithi. 7d., and in the preceedins
year LAU 3s. The average net profit on each prisoner,
labour was Is. 2d. against IL Ed. The average anromi cost
per prisoner, after deducting earnings, was 1.31 9s. 7i.
against co eh, tkl., and the average weekly cost for food
ws.., ss, dd. against to. (Id. The profit on the prisoners'
labour ainountol to £2l ith against Cll.. 4,1,
WE:SUMAS SUNDAY fSCHOOL-Sermon, in connection
with the anniversary of the Wesleyan Sunday school were
preaclx4 at the Wesleyan chapel on Sunday by the Rev.
J. H. Cadman, of Wareham. In the morning the rev.
gentleman preached from it Luke SAIL, 15: "Suffer
little children to come unto in.;' and in the evening from
Ezekiel xviii., and part of 4th verse: "Behold, all souls
are mine." Suitable hymns for the occasion were sung by
the children ; and at the close of each sermon a collection
was made, amounting in the whole to between £ll and
£l5 : being. liki. in excel/ of 'set year.
Pools i OWN HALL -.. 011 e of the Excluded" has
written a letter of complaint, aaking why "respectable
tradesmen should be compelled When attending business in their own Totem ilea, to mce.de the front steps,
in place of being permitted to pass up by the aide door as
itof:ntheecril.l'orri.
pAq.Hulet,correseicicseiipotnd4:npecialtyld:nthbAso..taii.%thepthlieeilthntembaybeen:•hanoefnegthe7l' Trig"
"One
eownof
the Excluded" has reached the honour to which he seem-
ingly aspires, and the choice of the Mimes.% slights upon
him, be will be permitted to enjoy the apparently
exclusive use of the Town Council entrance: and may
then understand why
make.,.
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ia entrance.i
Welch, and Mr. kf. D. Eliltisis.
being drunk and ausorgmy in mirh.,,,,..K. 0,, 60e,iag evening. , --Defendant appeared In a deplorable coadidon. -P.C. Cutler
saki he wee eery drunk. and annoying everYwdy who k•asal
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!Jim, • crowd of boy. being round him.- -Prisoner dkl uot den_
being drunk, but didn't know where he was st.Pw t,i,t.i: ought to have been at the next place.-fie was anal '''"a
costs or 14 days. tha:ornptbroemouon,evrdAedthlkw.h.
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Kemp'
Welch,

WINBORNS
AOCIDIL'IT.—AJI Saddled occurred at Hillbutis, near this
town on Fridaiewesing, tbe Est August. Mr. Gm, el
kiilibtats . was riving limo Ism Nlabocas toNis harso

and cart with two females about nine o'clock, awl vibe,
between the top of lit Margaret's bill and Illanchank
pond, he was driven into by Mr. He avndock, of Wiinbonie,
who was driving rather feat with • female to the town in
a little low pony gig, and although he tried his utmost to
evade the collision he could not do no. and the consequences
were that all persona concerned were thrown from their
vehicles. Mr. Coin party were very much shaken and
bruised, beside his shoulder being badly dislovaded, and
the shafts of both traps broken short off, while Mr.
llavendock's was pony killed dead on the spot, • pisil of
blood in the centre of the turnpike road marking the ;dap
where the pony fell. The collision happened within 'few
yards of the top of the steep lull, up which Mr. Cox's Wee.
had fortunately walked. otherwise the accident w.vild
moot probably have been attended with more ammo
results.

BOIIRNEXOITI.H.
" n hod bv the Rev. W. Lucas, Rural
Dean, n
Michael's new church, the foundation stone which WAS
laid • few weeks age.
Bounfignotrra WINTER GARDEN Courtin.. —The first
allotment of shares in this company was wade on Friday
on Lerwick at St. kichael'schurch, m sid
f of se.
weel, and the allotment letters posted last Wednesday.
Tenders are now asked for the work of constructing the
FSABIONAHLE. MARRIAGW.—The rite of holy matrimony
was Performed 00 Thursday
by the Rev. P. F. Eliot assisted by the Rev. T. Anderson,
between the Rev. Edward Baker, vicar of Tiverton, Devon,
and Miss Sarah Wells, of Bournemouth. A large Party,
last at Holy Trinity church
chiefly comprising the sex that delights in such events,
witnessed the ceremony. The dresses of the bride and her
bridesmaids were of the handsomest description
Amongst the West arrivals may be mentioned the
Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter, Ladies Isabel and
Frances and Lonl Franciseecil,Lon H t . Cholniondeley,
ha
the Hon.
Hon. Mrs. and Miss Hay, La Gontesse de Galor, the Hon.
Captains Loftus, Clement, Parr, aivl others. The Revs.
31Mr..rs. and
(lizng,..ndLunicuirdton!...silayjoir.c..4.2stosizxn,.
T. H. Caney, T 11. Clark, W. G,sidard, P. Munroe, T.
l'earce, W. Seymour, A. St, John, Orr, C. Potichett,
Dr. and Mrs. Brown, t Ir. and Mrs. Merryweether, Mrs,
C. West, Mr. it I'. Nisbet, Ac.,

CHRISTCHURCH.
The Royal Mail cart was smashed on Monday tiirouhi
freak of the horse attached to it. Taking advantage of the
absence of its driver it bolted down the street, and coming
in contact with a lamp poet (which by the ay was ay,.
thrown), the damage was thus done.

SHAFTESBURY:
Dusarr Co UN-TY ThcEasici. ASSOrIATION. —The annual
conference was held here on ‘Vedne.day. The annual sermon was preached on the previous evening in 11°4
Trinity Church, by the Rev. Talbot Greaves, of Weymouth
to a large congregation, from the text—" Let bun that
thitiketh he standeth, take heed lest he fall." The business
meeting took place at the town-hall, Mr. G. E Norton
presiding. The Rev. S. Knell, secretary, read the report,
which detailed is an encouraging strain the past year
work, and looked hopefully to the future. The Treasurer
(Mr. G. Curtis, of Poole) presented his report, showing
total balance of about 40. The officers were re-elected. A
discussion won concerning akoholic prescriptions, which
was taken part in by Mews. Rutter, Talfourd, Jarvis.
Bartlett, Herring, and Curtis. Measra Jarvis and Curtis, ao
members of Boards of Guardians, *hewed that their effort&
theyliisodoireatly reduced the sunply of drink to paupers,
with resulte. It was decided to hold the next
annual conference at Illanillord. In the evening a public
meeting was held.

BRADPOUL
SHOCKING GUN Act fol.:yr—On Saturday meniing, about
ten o'clock, Mr. Miller, and his twomons (Mr. J. Miller
and Mr. F. Miller), and J. Way, and others were haring •
little shooting over a held situates! a little distance on the
aminster rowL Mr. F. Miller was standing on the gate
IA the entrance, while! the rest of the party were some
little distance down the field. Kr. F. Miller had a single-
barrelled gun in his hand, which was at full cock, and the
butt of it resting on the top of the gate ; it ia thought
the piece must have slipped, and have been strwit by the
gate; the COLISE, uence was the gun exploded, and the whole of
the charge entered the right hip of Mr. Miller. Assistance
was immediately rendered to the unfortunate young man,
and he was conveyed home in • waggonette belonging to
Sir Molyneux Hyde Nepsea, which was fortunately Leing
driven past at the time. In the meantime medical men
were sent for, and Dr. Hay, Mr. A. Hay, and Dr. Moses
(assistant), were promptly in attendance at Mr. Miller's
residence, and it was found the wounded gentleman was
suffering from a severe lacerated wound, in the right hie,
of about six inches in length, and it appeared that the
charge was still embedded in the flesh. All that medical
skill could devise was at once done to relieve the sufferer ;
in the transit from the field to house he had naturally
lost much blood, and is in a very weak state, but we are
pleased to hear that he is progreaing favourably as can
be expected. The sufferer
°tamed a very unquiet night on
Saturday, and continued in a very restless state during
the earlier part of Sunday, but towards the evening he
became more composed, and on Monday morning we were
told he hasl pealed a quiet night, and hopes were
entertained that he was • little better, but of course it is
impossible to state what may be the ultimate effects of
the sad accident.