The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-06-09 00:00:00

POOLE.

Pools ITinor.—Ou Wednesday sondes Wire was a
meeting of Ow remedies@ at the Be•ed.rosai 01 ON
seine. bat se business ot public interest wee trameeted.
J. Pytw Km., presided.

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Tirs Poet Ocerne.-14 not to be imeraily
known that the mid-day meti is now made up at 11.4 ft
for Wareham, Bombe/star, West of England, and Routh
Wales The London day mail is delivend at L 3.1.
Instead of at 4 p.m.
Tioarata 011 TIM QUAY W. JOITINOII.—This action
bas been oommenc-d—when it will be heard we ..Snot
esy. but a beginning boa ben made' sod the neeetwary
Doge*. bare heat aereed upon the dasodant, sad
seknowledgiel by his solicitors.
Tel Brains or Telt Tows—fl is most actinide
that the inap.che of noissnees al paid be Perth ular at
this psalm the, your in dhchar,ring his important
duties. Some pars of the town are at the
pres.nt thus in so extremely offensive state.
Banana Ol Pacoima or Ilasamos. —ha tha Bail
Caere, hut Saturday (itting* at Niei Pnus at West-
minster, before Mr. Sostiee [lssues and *Common
Jou), there came on the ease of Bromine v. Toi k,
which was an action for breath of promise of marriage.
—Mr. Setj ant P.ory sail that c reeinatunces bad
occurred wwob e,,,d.nri it uncross' try to trouble the
jury with the d .tad a of tie an,. The parties, who
r«. 1,141 held, repeatable ,oeith.n in the
Am of life, and are about the middle age
of life. Toe aeqoaintioc, we. of r•roa slaws-
lad. aid an ilalgaemest had bra entered into between
theta to 'parr,. The dedeediat vistaed that be had
booboo his pros.. aid to hid olloood to toospotstio

the plaintiff by the Payment of L'loo damages whktil ,81•1
cooseated to .00- Mr. H. T. Col., Q Cs. wilh
lohom nas Mr. Coll me, mod there could be no doubt the
defrodent bed rimmed the lady watri•ge, but he bad
snipe altervd bit mind. It was mid t.• be the blitticuln
privilege of lediga to chimes thvir winds ; and It •••l•
iippAr that, etimetioses, sow demon did thriatoe. These
Vii 0010 e slightest imputoion of wykite4 ref to any
wa• n the l•dy ; but Vie &feed:mt. believing the
laarriage vault not aootr.buta to hie b p hod
broke° his probe.. Tbe defseilabt, •ho woe •
%tied tredeeman, bed etneloted to pay £lOO dantaiw.
vertliat Pao taken oat for the I.4aintiff by ooneent

--Ifunages, £lOO.
Prue Stereione.—On Thursday leak Robert Roger'.
of Krnson, hr ek tinker, was charged before Alderman
Wood (m.yor), If. Harri., W. L C. Adey, and C. .1
B one, Reim, with malicioa-ly breskieg and damming
the front door of the bowie of Mr. James Curti.,
boater, Wed qui Shore, on the 30th of Mo.—Coop
plainatit called two witness» who prayed defendant
.breatened to brook in the door becaose Cori $ did not
pay him • bill. wad no. .7 them now thin 'tending in
O oat of it and fencing at it with bia 11.9. No one saw
I defendent batter the door, and the oiaristrates die-
' Nei :tied the in.. *Ghost mane on him for him defense.
—John RI lout, farrier, w•s theged on remand with
stealiug a quanti.y of beans from Mr. Henry Barden's
loft, at Lon.fteets—Prsooet .611 seen to go into the
lolt The ("rennin foluwed lii., and asked him wlot
boaintee he had there, when be said •• he wanted •
, sample of beans," and et the same time threw a hand-
-1 ful oa the floor. Mr. Bards., was then f tch-d, when
prisoner came from an outhouse, where subsequently
I MOTO than • quart were peen; and when It. hat who
token off, • few be.ns sod husks were locked about Ids
hair.—Prisoner, in his defence. made a rambling stater
I went, motes that be had born employed to we Mr.
Burd n's n rvaht t areertain if hie cashier wanted to
I to purcha,• a bone, old that be watt into the loft to
work CT bon, and tuik spa handful of besot merely to
look at. 0,, the jogai» of the martstiate. Soper...too-
-1 deot Gifford proved a proviso*. conviction eg.inst the
primoer, and ..id he oon.idgped tom • da
I character. The Mayor said the bench could not believe
, a single word of prisoner's staierrient, and ese,ioned
him not to come there again at er the expiration el
his resent genteel*. which woad be Huse months'
bird labour in D iroloster gaol.
TUB OPZlllito or • Naw 11,430.1) SCHOOL —On
Wednesday evening kat. the new teased setiool veered
In t towed past of the horoesh ci Pooh., Dear the
Strand, was opened be a public be, when en • hundred
ant fifty persons assembled. Tho room is 31) feet long,
19 feet wile, acid 16 feet high. and welt 'navel. Th.
: butklels w•f• Ur Lseder. bricklayer. Mr. .7. Poole.
*row» r, and Mr. lmith, paieter. After the in., the
lbw. W. "ill. of Park-tone, presided, in the &been» of
Mr, Welch. The to stoat won °Pared by 15"1"1 and
I twee». the lat.er of which wee off rd up by the B.'.
.1. West. Th." port was read by Mr. Green, and .11n
eft eery (ref tying eaters. It appears the ~hoed was
' iret commented in 1537. in a 14', by two or three
earnest Christians: in 1512. • lager r_,"aca was, obtain"
wort sutt.ble for the purpoo, out, we, tures ye.r•,
Obey hod to leave the premises ; In 1845 they spin
I removed the »hail V 1 two room. known an the old
I Beth-I, in 1867 a lend was et •rted by a friend in
London, oh,. liberally vere Lit) for the porno.* of
hay»; land nod »sotto( a new whool. The ne.
»hoots jolt rr'c'cl had. with the lan l• mitt 1.157. nod
they bad aufficient to disolurge all ohltgaorons with the
eggiption of about £2 I. The number of chrldien on
ghe hooks of the mbonl In 86, and the average att. n7ance
I. 60. Mr. Web a r ha. jog &tried now took the clod..
The Revs, J. H. 0 boroa, .1. Lockwood (Perket me),
J. Well, R. T. Verrill, and Professor Waterman
addressed the meetmg, and at interval* hymn. w. re
sew, Mos Danford presiding at the harmonium
Duriog the evening the chgrolan rewired a letter cot.-
trining 20.. from a lady who withheld her oars*. On
Thursday evenlog the child's. of the soluol Walk by
the liberWity of the teachers and • few friends, provided
with an etcellent lea, which, we need seste-ly add, wan
thoroughly enjoyed. After tea hymn, of pr.is. were
sung by the cliildrvn who appeared to enjoy themselves
Inuit heartily. Before separating, cheers were given
lot the Queen.
ff. 510•51-1. Balliaol.—The Rev. R. T. Terrell, B. A..
minister of the ludenendeatCh.pel. Ulnae-street. It..
been obl.ged to real» on account of ill-health. On
Sunday morning he ixtetehed his farewell sermon to a
large and atutg,ve ootigroestion, when be selected for
his text these word*:—"L'hnsalotation of me Paul. with
mine own hand. If any man love not the Lord Jean.
Chri4 let him be Anathema Maranotha. The grace .7
oar Lord Jesus Christ be with you. My lone be with
you all in Christ Jr..., Am-n.." The rev. gentleman
sere' s.» hi. sorrow at not being able to emit sweb temp
an said he must thereto» say geod-bye
»thinly. In the name of our Lord Jems be prryed
that G.d's bleoing might be with them all. Independent
of the tolten of to•titeat and kr:pines. that be had
received from thern--(.lludin( to a parse of »weir»
presented by sonic .4 the weathers of the convocation on
Saturday Lunt), he long bad bad the happinest f knowing
he had lived in their hearts. He aincerely trusted the
work ceded on moght be largely inereued during the
foture, and lie hoped from tinier to time to meet them
again. Mr. Terrell then proceeded to steak of the
Holy Scriptures white they had studied together, and
said that love to the Loid Jesus detarmines a man'.
eht,r oter. IMO in hi. seven years minis.» in that church
he had end...wound to teach them the necessity of love
to Christ—tot a man's love alone determines his
ehavaeter, nod not the knowledge he in., 1.1.10111. The
question .4 importance to be anawereid by all is, do we
think of Christ as the Annette Paul did! Paul always
gloried in the cross of Chriet. If we do not love the
Lord Jame, the resale will b- sad ; but if we do lone
Gino, that Mee -.11 en me increasing more and more. In
coodusion he (Mr. Terrell) prayed that the graon of our
lewd Jesus Chri., might be with all them that love the
Lord Josue io sincerity and truth. Toe congregation
then sang the 587th hyena—
" Do not I love Thee 0 my Lord,
Behold my heart and we..
In the evening of the same day the rev, gentleman
delivered his farewell ad to. as to the Pank.lon.erongeega
hi n. A successor to Mr. Terrell has not yet been chosen,
elrhonib we understand II ere are sevetal esndidates for
the apiointment. Next Bueday the Row. Ste, Johnson.
A Andover, will preach morning and evening.