The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-05-11 00:00:00

WAREHAX.

Mr. Manic, Q.C., Heronler of Leedir,has given an opinion
that the Wareham borough justices, under the old charter,
are empowered to grant licenses under • George IV. c. 61.
notwithstanding the recent Licensing Actrr. Mr. H. T.
Cole, Q.C., whirs.° opinion the County Licensing com-
mittee took, held to the contrry.
BANKnurrer tor Ma. S. 11. Emmaxs.— In the Court of
Bankruptev, Tuesday. —Before Mr. Rigfistrar Murray,
sitting as Chief Judge—ln re Stephen Henry Ernmena—
The debtor, described as a merchant and banker, of ft, Old
Jewry, trading as F.nimens Brothers, has filed a petition
for liquidation. His debt.; are stated at 1:110,000, with
a,Aets £1511,004. Ur. Doris, on behalf of Mr. Chatteris,
the official liquidator of the Mutual Society Trust Fund. •
creditor for £lO,OOO, &nil another creditor for £1,009,
applied for the appointment of Mr. Nicholls, accountant,
ao receiver and manager of the estate. The affidavits
showtsl that the debtor was interested in mines in Corn-
wall. and he was also con.-ernel in large financial
operations in ronection with public companies. At present
the assets, which the debtor believed to be capable of
yielding Ors in the pound, were unprotected. His Honour
inquired whether notice of the present application had
been given to the debtor, and, receiving a reply in the
negative, said that he could not entertain the matter until
mach notice had been served. Mr. Doris asked for leave to
give short notice, which was granted. Later in the day,
Mr. Brough, on behalf of the debtor, root with the con-
currence of creditors for £57,( asked that Mr. Cooper,
accountant (Johnstone, Cooper, Wintle, and Co.), should
be appointed receiver and manager. It appeared that the
debtor had chynucal works at Rotherhithe, and large
premises at Redmoor, in Cornwall, used for the
i manufacture of arsenic. A great number of workmen
were employed, and it would be necessary to provide funds
for the payment of wages. His Honour thought, under
the circumstances, that the appointment should be made,
and directed that notice of it should be given to Mr.
Chatteris.

POOLE.

TOR RAILWAY Qunterloll.—We hear that on Wednesday
Mr. Alderman Rogers and the Town Clerk (Mr. H. Nir.
I)ickinmfd went to london in order to have an interview
with the authorities of the London and South Western
Railway in reference to the non-working of the tramways
on the quays, and to the deficient arrangements for traffic
at the new station at longfleet.
IsAeNCHOL—On Wedneulay morning a handsome yacht
of in bons burden, named the Wanderer, was launched at
Hasaworthy. She was built for Dr. W. S. Falls, of
Bournemouth, by Mr. T. Mum'white. About the same
time the yacht Atom, formerly named the Arrow,
belonging to Dr. E. P. Phi'pots, of thio town, was launched
after having been lengthened and repaired by Mr. W.
Mcadus, shipbuilder.
Tito NAvAL Itragava. —The district Captain of the
Naval Reserve has received a memorandum from Sir W.
Tarleton, to the effect that the Admiral Superintendent is
much satidie.l with the state of the Royal Naval Reserve
Battery at Poole; and the district Captain sib's the Kras
tifying remark that it "reflects great credit on Mr.
McFall', chief officer of the battery, :aid bin inductors."
TowN COUNCIL—The quarterly meeting of the Town
Council was held on Tuesday loot, the Mayor in the chair.
The Finance Committee's retort Woo read by the Town
Clerk (Mr. H. W. Ifickinson), and adopted. Provision was
made for meeting the estimated expenses id the ensuing
quarter, after which the question of lighting the town was
discussed. Many ineinliero of the Council spoke of the
oimplete ilarkneso of the streets on the previous nights,
' and it was resolved that the lamps should be lit for a week
rIIF. sEw FAIR riiiLls. .
lIIE I eisießEOATlossi. I !outfit. —The Rev. J. W. i
from the Duchy Council to imy the purchase money 1
Sampson, who has accepted the eall to the paatorate of '
tin the motion of Mr. Loci:. sec"nded
The Tote) CLERK stated that he hail received autholy 1 1.115'r• ..
the Bank of England, and that the draft conveYance
the f 'oninegational Church of this town, commenced his :
Atha. here on Sunday ruing last, when he
approved by this Council had been accepted la'
rearbeil to a large congregation from I Peter, i. 15,
an sailer was direct.' to be sent to the Treasurer or the P
"li hwhich I tl fled' holy, I .'
.... ,ci otto lit as e la ica you is so he ye holy in
PaYinent of the amount, sulltient to purrnies- i all manner of your converoation." In the evening Mr.
consolo —it was sail about i'99it. it , Sampson preached f the text Rev. vii., 9 awl It,
The General Purposes Committee recommended t ia
ii l " After thi, 1 beheld, and 10, a great multitude, which no
new hat. Ile obtained for the mace bearers and hea_s.".4 1 man could number, of all nations, awl kindredo, and
by Mr.tbleknaLnax,
people, and tongues, stool before the throne and before
lona rhriOtr'S, london, the rest being first ascertain... ,
Mr. GREreoRY said the preeent ones were a ilis‘Xllco t° the Lanili, clothed with white robes, and palms in their
the Council. to howls. and cried with a loud voice, saying. 'Salvation
Mr. Elmo): Surely a well-used hat is not a disitritee to our Coil who sitteth upon the throne, and unto the
any one. Lamb."'
Mr. Iloinigs said he supposed the new hats would he of
terse So—nivs. Thurailay—ltefore the Mayor, Messrs. IL
the old puttern. Ix Ellis. A. Palston, W. h. Irogdele, C„ J. Stone, (I. 11. Ont•ii,
Thia was generally approved.
The Tow) CLERK observed that the neu•spapen. in '
,' "iir.'iiiiint2Sutm.',4.l/1;y was rinnmoned for assaulting genry Tom
reporting the opening of the Alexandria Pala, rblicided 1
Wheeler, at the Poole Arms Inc. on Saturday night. There
, ..5., a eourater charge. Mr II T. Trevsni on for Wheeler.
the am:sr:ince of the Mayors in quaint robes and the
modern silk hat. Stickley, talking to the landlord, opoke id oimplainant, call.
Mr. SLADE said then they Totter have four.
Mr. Henn In eaid a rucked hat WWI proper for the 313y0r ' iw him " • thimt" Wh'n Wheeler r""."""U.si• d'd.ndi.t.
1 repestol the contemptuous epithet, and knocked him down,
—(laughter). . ;Dime him a Meek eye illtl • " bump" in the head.
prThovieilinlguamf."incrih: lat"iiiiPrel'srattih--iereUn'euvuvceil Islu"nglitteerltertain The Bench bound both oter to keep the peace.
Zdort Lite. Win charged with emu Mug Mary Ann Karts
The Mayor, who i 4 in Limbo,. hail undertaken to see
lett, at the Yeoman I eeee .in siaturday night Mr Trevanion
alessro. Christy in reference to the hats required. ' for defendant. Compl•lnant and her husband were also
It wa., said by Mr. Curtis, one of the sergeant-slit-fume. I, charged with aranu tin.. Incas.
that the hato cost sm. eaes aq years ai:". i L'omplainant dewed ad herself ass woman who cook' drink
On the motion of Mr. flaroonv it wa-+ resolved that the ; . 0888 of beer "as well no e'er a one." and it seemed she also
Mayor le requested to proc nre the hats. had A :toed °Onion of her rival lowers, for after gi. ing a song
Tenders forth.' supply of Hu additional chair, hail bean' in the " pub, she challenged shybody to better it. But her
olitaii,rl;
and
Mr. liu'yr. Hannah, nt 44. 3d. ; Mr. Vomiter. tube was soon changed. Defendant alleged Ole had been
Is.
W.eal, is. liL The committee Wolff- talking about him. and when she denied it lie knocked her
tueu e.l that half the number required be obtain.' trout d..la, drawing "the claret " from her nee. Fier husband and
each ot this two former. Enquiry was made of Mr. :uu tudlonl interposed, and the three men had a roll on the
Pariniter and Mr. Hannah if they would agree to thia. i floor.
Mr. Hannah WOO willing, but Mr. Parnsiter thought if hid ' DefelitiMit'a story was that the woman had Bung off at him,
tender was lowest he ought to provide them all. awl when he said he woulibi t stand it she pulled his hair and
Mr. Wu:GOAT prolsomal that SO he ordered of the two at scratelted his lace; while he, tender man, only pushed bee
4P. fid., and that if Mr. Hannah declined supplYini: at away, though she did happen to fall on the Boor
that price, all should be hail from Mr. Parmiter. ' The landlord Ole West). called by the Bench. mid Mrs
Mr. llooor.s thought if they aid that they should Bartlett was in the habit of working at the In"; she was not
include Mr. Wood too tipsy on this occasion
The CHAIRMAN secondol the proposition of Mr. Oregon.' Roth parties were hound over to keep the IMAM.
and it was carried WM di. Jaw. Faterliren, seaman, for drunkerinesi and indecency
A letter WWI receivod 'from Messrs. Davis and Son, on the quay. on Monday, au lined I. end coat&
builders, asking that the pavement in front of the new fjeoras Orreimbide, fir tethering • wretched horse on the
Wedeyan Chapel be relaid and made good up to the new InittlanY at Isolignevt, coming an obstruction, was Gnat 108
walls by the Council, before Wtit-Monday. and meth, this being his second conviction.

and .37 V iet.

As the veneh would not take the MSC under '26
c 103, Mr Weston 0411i6Val prisoner to go to the SaIISiORIP, 111111
plcasind net guilty. ?nastier was allowed lssiL

DORCHESTER WED TOWN COVNCIL.
NE*DAT.—Predent:—Alilermen .1. Oalpin, and If.
Lock. Mr. O.flreg..ry. Mr. W. Slade, Mr. W.
Durden. Mr. J. F. Hodge., Mr. A. Eason, with the Town
Clerk (Mr.
Alderman ('alpin was voted to the chair on the motion
of Mr. SLADE.