The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-23 00:00:00

POOLE.

'onrl4ll CHAPLAINS.—Mr. Ashley and Sir H. Da
Wolff are among tilos* appointed on the select committee
on Consular t'haplams.
SIR SagraL AND LADY BARER, who itari 4414 atotug
td. the Aidelonc llot.l, lefts Poole on hider. Sit Samuel
his.uq hoer, fixed apon a rrdileme at Bournemouth, a
lorality will whirlt the great African traveller al.lwared
highly pleased. Sir Samuel is not altogether a stranger
to Note, a portion of his fatuily Iteviiig 501110 years since
resided in the town, their abode being, as we understand,
that now °erupted by Dr. Ellis.
Lea.—Thr "(Moil Intent" Lodge of Odd-
fellow!, meeting at the Crown Hotel, Markt:tett...wt heve
been cousideribg a hem of I:2,that to the Municipality,
out the severity of tlw lwrong.lt rates. The n 11l ey was
he lent for :14) years. I odre 'Good Intent," I 'ever.
&wittiest the iaimaAitiolo
Tile Jews Socurry.—Tlio Rev. I. livelier, a converted
Israelite, delivered a lerture int Thursday evening, at the
Wesleyae Chapel, 4.11 behalf of the British sodav for the
Proteigation of the Gomel among the dews. There was
only a meagre attruilmire. A eJollo..tioa at the date was
tutule. The Ettv, B. Saver; preMied.

meeting of the SL Jelin-41's
lit I, eeigaistatintion isituiiiittsso tat Tuesday evanitig, it
was decided by had", itr of We to erect the organ at the
ien,it end of the rhumb. The motion to defer the removal
until sitificient funds were in hand to defray the expense,
weenegatived. It is hoped the work will be proceeded
wPII without delay.
Putairrivn Altonotitar Ctfario..—l in Sunday serviees
were held in the Primitive Methodist chapel, North-
stnud, in celebration of it anniversary. 'The Rev. J.
of WinclicAter. preached in the morning and the
lbo.. It. ti.aidoll, boreicn ii, tlo, ctinine. lii the
afternoon Sir. Neville emplitetai Di, tonics) the flcuty,
Yesterday (Monday) afternasl there was a public tea;
and aferwards a meeting, at which Itir. t 'ouncillor Curtis
presided.
PooLE Romeo Ca.—The Contest and the Cambria
°Petted the first four oared galley race of the season, in
connection with the Rowing t lob, on Thursday evening.
Tile course wa., front lisenworthy Briilze round the Diver
buoy, and bark, the boats to leave the buoy en the port
band. The crews were—Contest: C. llewett, T. Bucket],
A. linber, F. Prouthy (stroke). and C. rains (cog/or:tin).
Caluhrirt: W. Miring. F. bite, It. Hewett, A. Street
(stroke), and F. Strait (coxswain). The Contest stirted
unib old kept foremost place throughout, winning by five
time, Znn..sll‘. The weight of the galleys is hi
t.4,L tj.t t. 4 ye! a. %On
dechle superioney of craft cod crew. The mascot assigned
ha the Cs'in,hriasti &feat in Thittsday is that tlei erow of
her oppoueut hat been exercising for two or three months,
whereas the Cambrian; were fresh to their work, having
only practiced a week.

Tug Cork:lON AelllaULT Cnsx.—The last ha: been heard
of this ca..e. On Thrrsility the line of .C 5 wa: paid on Mr.
Capeinali's behalf lay a local attorney. It was with evi-
dent load ::race that reireman paid this " scourgiag-
fee, for it was not witil the lad: of the 11 clays allowed,
that the money was furib,maing.
INcassstia l'otirt I. ACCO3OIoIIiaTION.—Mr. Joseph kt
Street will re:nutcase:: his official duties as Postanaocr 0
l'oole in a few dlys,, .;he* sir. Nicholson, the ri:arreyor
(rota the General Postidtice, will Lreve Poole. It is not,
perhaps, generally known. how much the public are in-
chre.ol 3lr. Nieholmn far increased postal accommoda-
Lim: in t:ie neigiabmwhood. During the time he has been
is mr,ral additions have been effected. In the
first place, a mdllet:erdmx IWC:1 ermeed at Lytchett
a-. the 114114 C Of Mr. Ramos, grocer, door t., the Upton
talilute. a hid. is clearc.; r.t 7 p.m. on week day, and on
Stinalay.. at 1115 1..1.1. .1 box has also been established at
Witted.", in the wsil of the l'oll-house, a the junction of
the Poole and I.:do:I-road& This box is cleared at 7.15 ;
p.m. on weekdays, and on Sundays at 12..:ht p.m. An
official free delivery of letters has been afforded to the
Island of Draiiiisea twkre daily. The ottioe at Longtime
has beam opened for Money Order anal Savings' Dank
businesi ; and the letter Isn ot liamworthy will, we
believe, shortly, be cleared an hour tatter than at present
—8 jun., instead of? p.m.
BLANDFORD.

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To 110CRNK1101:711 AND RACK. -By the opening of the
new railway from Pmile to Bourne ~,,, nth, easy access is
given to the people of Blandford and neighbourhood of
reaching Lbe ocaside. The fares lotween lilanilfonl and
Bournemouth are, first class. is. *l-, second alaallula
third class, Is. ikl. Sutural tickets, first C 1.14,1, is. 11d.,
secsnil class, ss.
TEMPERANCE SOCll:Tr.—Tilere is to be a demonstration
in Cniford Park on the next Baiik Holiday (Admast:ird),
and it having been decided to term a choir of 500 c,•ices,
an effort has been made to form a contiu4ent from Bland
-
ford of lin voices, and the first meeting for In'AcLice WA,
held on Thursday last. The Ito.. F. Vaughan, a certifi-
cated Tonic-Sol im singer, &Hondo to give the necessary
indructioa.
prerr Stamaa.l, Wc.inalsiny. -Before Mr. J. .1 Faripiharmu.
Ithl!ii anti Joe's Smith, two vagrants, were charged
with diamilerly conduct anj refusing to awl: In the cs.mal
war.l at the Union. Mr. 'turner, nester of the house, gain:
or. lence; Smith, he aniJ, was vary violent. Wallia was sent
to Dorchester for 14, and Smith for .21 days.
treenvv.- -fiefore Mr. J J. Yarquhanani, Mr. Farquharosi.
Capt. Mower, and Mr. Pleydcll.llamiel
Matta ('rieteher, a:13.41t0n1. wan aumminteil for being drunk
and ilisorlerly at Stlckl4o,l on the eard May. The cum was
proved by r.t: lieventah, Fined 10n. and onits.
Ninon:co. Alfred Barden, of Farnham, Wall mini-
nionisl by George Gram, keeper, fir trespaeithig In pursuit of
gains on lied bet 141:4i11: t. Lord Rivera. on the ant June,
thif ending. ploadial guilty; but mid he thought it ban a
conitunn he had right to go then:. Fined sa. and omit&
titut.t.nl or cox to nee Whit,, of Millions,' SL.
us Mr. Grinkai for hmach 461.11!Alliet.
IL seemed delen.lant was a baker in the employ of 91r. Panama :
but lie ha I entered into LSI iniganNaie:.t with complainant, as
groom at t. a week. Ile had outer taken the situation. and
did not appear ts,day to answer the summons. Mr. Parson.,
hr. employer, It turned out, Witt isionectal with the i abourene
I pies, which it was thought had soltwthing to dip with While a
belies lot in refuniir • the situation. The iloeli Indicted a hint,
of tua 0,1 ' and ti., 11.1 costa, which purimpe the Union will
defmy, Mr. Groves aske.l that any costa to which he was
untitled might be gitca to the funds ol the C.itinty linspital.
SOlelllet Cu.,.', of Milford, near Salisbury, WAS charged
with being dnink ami incapable in Illandfor.l, un Friday
eveaiug. 1.. C. 5: ickley prosi.xl the ease. Fined los.

Tlic lie3tln.of tlio Half-Moon was transismsl Irmo Joseph
DoWst.llto Willll4kl