The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-12-27 00:00:00

WAREHAM.

CORPORATION MILTING. —On Wednesday lent, a
meeting of the capital and assietant burgesses of this
borough was held in the Town Hall, tor the purpose
of auoitioter accounts and other business. Afta sime
&anneal... the meeting wan adj nano(' for a week.
CoNCERT AT THE CORN EXCHANOL—Mr. Hammett,
Organist of St. Paul's Chutch, Bournem 'nth, assisted
by the Bournemouth Amateur Vocal Society ~f Hand.
bell Bingen', gave a concert on Tuesday, the 20th inst.
the attendance was fairly good, and the entertainment
gave entire eatiafaction.
WAREHAM AND PURBECK UNION.— At a meeting of
the Guardian., held on Tuesday, the 20th December,
the following wete present :—The Earl ~f Eldon (in
the chair), U. C. Farthr, Esq., and Meagre. H. J. Gar-
land, C. Yearsley, J. S. Drew, W. F. Kent, C. Bement,
W. Resent, J. H. Garland, J. S. Hull, T. Caine., H.
Bennett, and H. W. Burt. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and confirmed, the usual relief bu•i•
neen was transacted, and amongst oth:r busitieee,
it was resolved that Dr. Stainthorpe be re-elected
Medical Officer of Health to the Rural Sanitary
Autbority.—Nent meeting to be held cp. the 27th inst.
AT A MEETING or THE WAREHAM HIGHWAY BUAR.D,
held on ruesday, the 20th inst., the folio wing were
present—G. H. Bond, Esq. (in the cuair), W. 3,1
! Calcraft, Req., Mess-s. Lawrence, J. H. Garland,
, R.ndall, Lucas, Besent, and Horlock. The minutes
of the last meeting were read and confirmed. The
following parishes were ordered to be written to, ask-
ing them to pay the second instalment of their
contribution order due Ilth November. Various
other business was transacted, among.t which was the
signing ~f a cheque in favour of the Surveyor for £l5O.
Next meeting to be 11,1,1 on the 24th of Janu try next.
COUNTY PIETY SEISHONs, l'ueetlay.—Before Lieut..
Colonel Manse' and M. It.elget., Esqrs. - - Ilenry
wibiaena, of Swan ,ge (an old tAlf-nder), WAS sum-
moned by P.C. Elias Greenstock for being drunk at
Swan.ge.—Fined El and costar 84., or one month's
imprisinment.—Nlathaniel Stockley, of Wareham,
was summoned by P.C. Hann for being Stan improper
distance from the weggoo and horses belied the charge
of, at the pariah of Here Kee' on the 6th inst.—Fined
ss. and costs, 54.--. Thomas Lock, of Aff puddle, was
aumm mad by Henry Fancy for trespassing In search of
game at Burton.—Fined 81. and costs, 81.—He was
also summoned for refusing to give his name and
address when asked, for which he was fined Be. and
cads, Se.— A. third summons was heard against him
for assaulting the said Henry Fancy.—One morith's
imprisonment with hard labour, and costr,
Thomas Giver, of Wareham, was summoned for tree-
Passing on Inn" belonging to Mr. Hutchings at the
Kesworth.—Fined Is. and costs, 9t.—John Galton.
of Bere Regis, was summoned by Tb ones Willmott for
trespassing in search of game.—Fined 21. 9,. and costss. ,
31.—James Brown, of the same place, was sum-
moned for alike offence.—Fined 2e. 9e. and costs, Si. 31.
--Joseph Phillips and Gideon Shave, of Bees Regis,
were en 'intoned by Charles Bugg, for trespassing in
search ',f cams—Ordered to pay each ss. 31. for costs.
—Joseph Phillips was al,o summoned by P.C.
Rideow, under the PoAchine Prevention Act—Fined
lc and costs, 8e --Charles Bedlam, of Blendford,
was summoned by P.C. Hanna for being drunk at
Winterb one Kingston.—Fined 3. and costs, Is., or
seven days' imprisonment.