The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-04 00:00:00

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Wintoorn Gomm' —ln the Oil 4,1 and C=-
bridge examinations of schools C. G. falkner satisfied
She monainers and obtained • higher oertiflosm. The
following satiafied the examiners and obtained lower
certificates :—W. B. Falters:, L. G. Gsuorne, H. B.
biasterman, B. P. Snook, and C. E. W. Stringer.
RIBIONATION Or VAR Her. W. HIND.—We regret
to have to anuouooe to our readers, the resignation of
tbe Rm. W. Hinds the Mstly esteemei carobs, in
charge of °hetet-Church. It is feared that this
unforeseen event will, in great measure interfere with
the proposed Improvement., viz., the heating end
Bighting of the church, and the erection of an organ.
We understand that nearly £3OO has been already
collected for Wm purpose.
',toot or L'HAL Snains.—On Wednesday last
Moors. Milledge end Son submiOed to public auction
tan of the new issue of £2O 'her.' in Coons and Co.
(Limited), and considerable interest wee manifested aa
to what the real value of these shaves would be wh-o
tested by yobbo competition. It is very satisfactory
to state, and it must also be very gratifying to the
directors and shareholders to know, that the ten shares
found ready purchasers at an average premium of
SA 9e. per share.
Aliso= OVISCROWDING ON TM PRRIIIBIL—At
the meeting of the hood authority at Bournemouth
on Tuesday, it was decided to prosecute the °wowed
another steamboat, the Premier, a Weymouth vessel,
for overcrowding. The prosecution is the result of
inetettotious from the B ward of Trade. hie stated that
the Premier carried 400 passengers on • trip from
Bournemouth, whereas she ought to carry only
278.—Bournessoefh Paper.
CAMBIUM! HIGHER lAKAL (WOMEN'S CAMBRIDGB)
ZIAMINATIO ,s.—We are glad to state that Mies Alice
M. Andrew., from Mies Perk. ea school, 7, Loots.
downs, Wert uth, ha. owed this examination in
Group A. The "lamination is coafined to ladles over
eighteen, and Gr up A comprises General English
Literature and histm of the language, together with
the literature of a epealsl period. .peed .1 author', and
some Anglo-Saxon. Wei Andrews was awarded a
third class, and wee prepared by Mr. A. N. Disney,
8.A., lets of the College.
A SAD CABL —William Baker, of London, WM
&mired with vagrancy at the Guildhall, on Monday,
before Dr. Drew and B. Hopkins, Erg —P.C. Carter
found Wenner that morning at 1 41 in an unoccupied
building in Barrack Field, Radipole—Prisoner said he
expected a letter with some money in It, but it did
not cone, and the only food he had the day before was
• bit of bread and • cup of coffee that a woman gave
him.—ln reply to be Bench, be said he wag •
stationer, and lost his situation worth 3.55. per week
through intempeesoce. He expected the money from
Llandadoo.—The Bench sad it was a sad cam, but
they would not permit such • life as he was leading,
and he would have to go to gaol for seven days.
ROYAL DORSET YACHT CM:B.—The august meeting
of the members of this club was held on Mon lay at
the Club Hotta., Weymouth. The chair wee taken
by the Marquis of Londonderry. R.P. After the
mod business was disposed of, the following
candidates were elected members of the club :—Mr.
John Kenalm Wingfield Mei, Earl Grosvenor,
Galatea (143). schooner ; Mr. Frank Bibby. Jason (116),
no. ; Vim-Admiral food Monter, G.e.8.. and 51.:
Preach Brewster, MP., Genii line (121) se. In the
wooing the annual dinner look place, when L .rd
Londonderry main presided.
VAGRANCY —Georze Walker, a tramp. hailing from
TAM, was charge I in custody at the Guildhall. on
Monday, before Dr. Drew end B. Hopkies,
with beggini from door t door on 9 Anrday night.
P. C. Read found prieoner begging in Floprstreet about
seven o'clock. He took him to the station, searched
him, and found ss. 21. on 'Am.—Primrose admitted he
wan begging, but said that the constable did not catch
him, he wee only poring from door to dom.—The
constable said Mr. Martin told him he had been
begging from Isim.—Mr. Supt. Viokerry said he let the
Mee go about 12 month' peo.—Pri.oper said be had
foot the money found on him by bard work at &renege.
He bad been sturi..g himself in order to get to
Loodoo.—Dr. Draw said the Beach were disposed to
look over themes if he would leave the town, but he
would have to pay for his keep out of the money found
on him—Prisorner said he was gaits willing to do
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