The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-03 00:00:00

POOLE.

Cluciter.—On Sttur.lay a match was played at the
Cricket Ground, Longfleet, being the Brat match of
the season, between eleven nf the Poole Cricket Club
..,1 eleven of the I) (Poole) Company of the Rifle
Volunteers. The club woo the scores being—C oh:
lat innings, 41; 2nd, 78. Volunteer.: I.t innings, 31;
2nd, 6
PETTY SlBBl3Xls.—Bef.re the Mayor (G. Curtis,
Esq.), A. Balton, F. 31,11n5. and H. Farmer, Furs.—
George Bu-hrod, aged 19. labourer, was charged with
indecently see Suiting Ethel Raker, aged -even, on Tom-
day, April N.—Bound ~ver in hie Ow', rec ins 11066 of
£lO to appear at the police curt on M ,nday next.—
A. poor's-rate of 3.. fl. L. in the £ we. applied for by
Mr. Pullin. the c •Ilector for Flatrivropthy.
ST. JAMES:S.—Another entertainment in aid of Mee
fund fir providing a new eu-. wind..., for this church
took place in the schmarom on Tue•day. The attend-
ance was ems I. The entertainment consi-ted of wags
given by blies Gillard, Mr. J. Smith, and Mr. R.
Aldrilge. Mr. Smith pl.yed a pianoforte Polo and
the accompaniment. t n the et,ngs. Readings were also
gi,en by Mans. %V. R. C,x, A. laylor, T. Laws, and
R. tldridge.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE —Arrivals • April 29th—
. .. •

Unity, Long, wan.g, nil Erlime.. Conway.
Yam .uth, 'ii;_ Freidig. Halvorsen, Frederikstadt,
bard. •. Pearl, Newton, Hull. °goalie ; Lady ~f Ike
L ate, Finch, Newcastle. cord.; Janet Worthingtone,,
Dixon, Glsegow. iron. 21—Portl run, Bore. Einswodb,
nil; Pil .t, Denham. Hyde, nil; Commodore, Mint,
Lymington, nil. 22—Sarah Ann, Brown, Yarmouth.
; Lord Hawkabury. Swanage, atone; Qtseer,
of the Chain. B.te, Cork, manure. 23 —El.z.be th
Mary Ann, Philip. Newcastle. coil.; John Ksll,
NlcKearson, Swan'..., coal.; Minnie Ft .s.,
Portsmouth, elate.; Conqueror, Hammond, ir.r
nil; Ann, Beacham, :saranage, nil. i .m,
Gregory. Cork, nat.; J. ha Cr ..hie, Whelan, Water-
ford, oa.a ; Faith, 'rrew, 25—P mily
Jane, Clark, Southampton, nil ; Plenbiannais,
Richard, Freguir, r, : 20—Ann
Elizt.beth, Young, Truro, p•pe . 21 Industry,
‘fcGregor, Rune rn. cloy; Galloway Lam, Roberta.
Runcorn, cloy; gonna of 114.1stley. Harvey, London,
clay; Appledrsm Apps, L .ndo. , clay. 72—Indudry.
Feet, London, clay; W. S. Flower, Will., Lonrho,.
clay; Diedrick, Edwards, London, c ay ; Thomas
Cmuder, Carleton", .day ; Eli.. Deb as, Brake, slay :
Pilot, Denham, Rvde, pipes ; Moth, A wietoo.
Portsmouth, pipes; Alice, Dale, Portland, nil ;Unity,
L.ng, Swann., bricks. 23—Forward, Strackan.
Cardiff, pitwood ; Rainbow, Brett, 1 amino, clay. 25
—Alliance. Russell, London, clay, 28—Lismis Jane,
Hughes, Bristol, clay; Ann, Biachaw, Yarmouth,
maize; ('Cr.,, Summers, Truro, 11..nr ; Sarah Ann
Br..wn, Porsmouth, deal.; Volunteer, DYkes.
Sunderland. deeper,.

THE BAV-sr-lON *ARMY AGAIN. SuperintetOent
Hunt called the attention of the Bench to the dis-
tot', incest which had again taksn place, as the
°hat nation caused in the streets by the Salvation
Army —Mr. Stone expressed his opinion that the
msgistrate. could not prevent them from parading
Lb. town, but they could not afford them protee,
sod if the "army" or others not balancing to them
broke the law they must he punished.—The Mayor
said that unfortunately some gentlemen in the sirs
had an idea that the ' army* was beir,- persecuted.
but he did not think the magistrates wished t,,
cute as one. The magistrates did sot at orient
doctrinal views, and therefore did not use any tied
of persroution.—tlr. lamer said he magotrates
desired thst the pewee of the town should be wesereed.
It warn a joke to charge the Mayor with sok icg
those who dealt in intoxicating drillea—The Mayor
ssjd it was not a question of religions liberty: thert
was no religion in 'l.—Mr. Stone said tere was
nothing in the magistrates' commission requiring them
to afford special protec ion to any religious der.omin-
ration. All must hay. fair play. They would be glad
to protect the "army" whilst making converts, but
they must carry on their work of 0011V5 ion in a
proper way, and if they disregarded the wishes and
orders of the magistrates they must take the conse-
quences. If any breach of the leis was committed.,
those guilty of it must be purdah/rd. The rsermy
now had their champion, and it was only necessary
for • champion to come Simard on the other side,
and when they were peradieg the streets demand to
pass through thaw, and if thsy refused to give way
take legal proceedings against thera.—The Mayor said
It appe red to him that the Superintendent should take
the proper steno asalow three who infringed the law.
'Bomar Or (it AUDI vs,- At the first sneetin4 of thti
new &cod last wsek Dlr. W. D. Durpiale was
unanimously reelected chairman for the ensuing year,
a similar honour being paid Mr. C. Paterson, the
vice-chsinnan.—The various committee were also duly
aepointed.—Tho Clerk (Mr. J. Slade) read a tabulated
statement showing thet the present rateable value
the several parishes of the union was winnows is,
1:15,013 ; Kinston, £b,738; Canford, 131,105; Long'Aeetr
£5.920; Parkstane, ; Hamworthy, 4:4419 ;
Lytehett Minster, £4,011.i; and Lytchet Matravers,
£4,474; making a total of /:34,756.—A long discussion
ensued relative to the salary of the rate-convertor. Mr.
E. Pearce's fixed salary is 1:110 per anasein, but for
some years 1:40 have been allowed him for an assistant
Ultimately it was decided to make the allowance
permanent, or, in other words, to raise the salary to
I:lso.—Mr. Budge drew attention to what he called
"the wretched machine"—a cart, with an awning over
it, drawn by two aged paupers—used foe csir:il
sick paupers to the Union. Mr. Budge stionatt
it MI a relic c: barbaric days. The Board were so
forcibly itopressed, that it was decided to go to the
ettoresons extravagance in future of hiring a fly :but.
she clier for the fly is not to exceed 2a 6d. fyr each
case. Mat • rush of poetmasters there will be for
the " job"!)—Mr. Budge also attacked the workhouse
shillebier, but the Guardians seemed to think they
had done 'linty well for once, and the matter was
allowed to drop.—Mr. Dudmore followed with another
grievance, that the travelling varirente were not let
out of the Union on Sundays in time to go to church.
It is reassuring to find front the master that vagrants
are discharged on Sunday mornings in quite time
enough to attend Longfleet Church if they choose.
[The first of there intereetin,g gentry any of our readers
may see at church, they will perhaps—to use Capasin.
Outtie's phrase—" make a note of," and forested it
to us I—Mr. Delmore and Mr. Conway wished the Board
to sign a petition against the assessment of perished
being done by the overseers, the former gentleman
asserting that it was impossible for the issersesrs in
many places to avoid favouritisen.—The feel,eg of the
Board was, however, against the resolution, and
was withdrawn.
Tag Raortma or POOLS or: ens Dean( or LOLL:,
Bs•conertitur.—On Sunday at the conclusion of his
sermon at lit. James's. the Rev. Mr. Lames tools
mesa ,n to refer to the death of Lord lieseeswieM
He raid it wee ekes which was admitted bp all parties
to he a rational one. That, h mover, was neither the
time or, the place to eulogies or criticise his pol tical
career, but such • loss affonied an opportunity to the
Christian minister to mass • few remarks which
, might prove benefigieltehis people,. The gees observe-