The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-03-06 00:00:00

BRIDPOBT.

Ter Porn' Orrics. %V. Bowden, recently of
the Chippenha u Poet-Offi ea, hem been app.do red
tinw manager of he Hr.-bort Pnat-Office. Mr.
Bowden wss form Ay an fficisl at this office, and
many will remember the courte.y with whim; he wu
wont to • ds Marge his duties ts the public.
A Dtentowur Wogas.—At the Bormigh Police
Quirt on Monday, before the Mayor, and Mr. T.
Minuted% Martha Crowd. a Laurie I worn .0,
Bri ipo.t, was chnnget w.th heing &ash and di..
orderly a the previous al terhosn. The prim ner
salt " it wee warn.," P.C. Frock Gan! he ssw
prisoner drunk wide another woman in %V. et-yt-ert.
About 3 p.m. he went to "L Court" Went tree!,
and pris mar was thus drunk sn usinv bet lei one,
and penpls wsntsd witness t see her out of the court.
Be asked ber t • gnawsy utile ly, but she would th.t,and
continu.l to use bad I so.gitage. Wit.,. sveiv t fussy,
and returned, when prissner wan no bad no ledsre, a. d
he locked her up. "I be Bench fined hr 1.. and c- eta,
to default 7 days' hard ladour ; allowed a week.

52. JOHIt AMBULANCS ASSOCIATION.
" How to give aid to the injured before the Ancor
comes" few people outs de ,be tu•dicel s d enraieel world
know. and for the stun .11.1 of disseminating the nee-o.aq
knowledge D. Crespi. M.D., of Wimbiiroe, taia an
exolanmorr and iustrur tin. lecture at the Tuna Hall. on
Toiserlay alum:viol", under the auspices of be St. John
AnibnlAnos A.aocietion.

The Iltayor kindly c .nrertrd to preside, bnd the follaw.
ins ladies to force • committal, fort, c arransrmeute
Mt J M. P. Iloncago. r.. T.rnpl-r, Mrs. Colos, and
p`rens ; boo. bloc., bus. q 'lfni.

Dr —Cligfier gave hue gene•al Inimm•tion resperttni
the assoctstion. It was e•tablianed in Ir# by th•• Doke
of Manchester. end the Coapter of the Oro, of St John
co Jerusalem in England. for tut, purpose of dis.em net ng
general into, metoor, ea to the welt tutuary tre•tment ot tits
tuck end injued among all cla,ses of soe e•y. Dr.
C trpi ohs-reef that now•a-d eye when people travel
lung distances accidents ere not of rare i °current.* and
large numbers of lives are lost through the ten 'ranee of
bystanders at the Ileetl, of an accident. The need-
ier suffering frequently ,aused by thp ion enure of
unskilled persons sith whom the pstient is lire Ir ught
in contact is as undoubted es it ie detior Ole. A 'own
f cture ray be converted into a cotupound, or -vent
elicattd fret-tore, and tie theth d .tt art. Kiang h eat ng
from .n .irtery irs.....sy vi erq tie. Dr. Cro.pi
the incelculabl• value of the instructiou •fforde I by tie
au iciation's errs. It was latnent.ble t ri flec• bow
many lives might have been reed, and h w m trh
unnecessary torture might have been avoided hat pen as
but lin .wn how to inks he necessary step to- the rest !-
duos of life, or the alte•tation of pain Dr. Creepi, after
shuwine that four or five cirri lead beet, traxted ID h..
town (Wteitiorne), exulained that the stodentt of these
dares, if formed in Brtdport, mug'. nisks op tDrir minds,
not only to attend the coonte of lectures, but study deeply
et tree. There would be nothing attr cttve
inviting about the nature of the wo k students would
be mistaken if they thought such ter the case. It eta of
vital importatic • it. ( militarise tbs peon e with ttet .ougt t
told sight of suffering, and the first r• lief to the injured
was most beneficial ard of assistanc- t th. m• dice] man,
and the student must have a prat cal a well as
theoretical knowledge of what he was shout, and lir to
apply a deal of Jo truant and diseretion It wan tbe
cult-tie of the atsorlation t VC • cOnre., o' roar or five
Itcures, but Dr. Inept considered that would not be
.05,ent.

The MATOII rirop,sed that a roorre of ! auto roe b • al ren,in
ibis Hall on Wednesdays by Dr Creepi, and added that if
there use &sulk ant number for tern c'aeses, ono ebould he
for men and the other for erornen, w th a fee itf Itht for the
afternoon close., nndn fee of 5.. Cy the evenite. He saw
the necessity for the distribution of information of this
kind.
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MIMILOWC, in moving a vote of thank, ki the com•
mitts* f badie• and fterst&ry. sp.ke in favour of classes
for working men
Dr. CRISP! 11.01 M this woillt not be advisable at
pnwesik es the outlast wan replete with alsitruse terme.
end entirely n-moved from the vr.ok of daily life, and
elthongh n,nomx the "irking clew,' them were inteb
lectnal people. vet he thought the Greek terms, to.,
would he difficalt 1.. r tha niaj ,tity of this chi. to mioter.
Mr. BAIN. Mr. CULPINTiII. end Mr. CRANTLIL, alio
spoke. Ant th, Meeting .11s.cired
It is underatool that the c immittee will endeavour ,c)
firm claws' under the auspices of thus excelient
tion.