The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-01-20 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20. 1885

Thollimurrtar,Woreeindag down, pnwented the
mutts' statement of sooouuts, witted' skewed tbst oa
December 3151. 1883, taer• wet • balsam is Imod of
£9 tre. 11d. ; bosontry sabsorlsetene, £1 10.. ; members'
gs=wia, 1.5 17e. ; vlsiton' tat 3s. ;
of • " social " eatherlar, ; proceeds
of two eatertakenenta. ES 17s. 88. ;tot./, £l6 3.. Cl;
By sundr permeate, fotriii:sze, *cords, ,kO,.
Et lte. ill. ; repairs to board, El
ye•r's rent of room., £5 Os. ; balsam la head 31st
December, 1884, ES tts. 7.1.; total, £l6
it wa prolenei by Mr. SAMUNT, sad mmeaded
by Mr. Smut; that the same be adopted.—Oarried.
The slottioa of four oommittee-mes ant took
pkwe. The four frothing inetabors were Means.
601•16, Spills', Bead, sad Thomas The two latter
*spread • "kb to retire, sad Moors. W. Blohop
sad 3. Make were voted to the moods&
It was proposed by Mr. Suoirr, osoooled by Mr.
Elrivas, that • vete of %oaks be eves to Mn. W. E.
Groves, the soarstary, for bit osrvioss daring the pos;
par.—Carried.
Mr. Gloves briefly rosposded.
It was proposod by Mr. Goons, ssoooded by Mr.
Serum, that rots of thsaks be give° to the Re..
A. A. Leoaard, Mr. Robert Hint, sad the Rev. it.
M. L. Lee, for the gratuitous supply of papers.—
Ctryled.

-31;a1ON ID sward the 03111011ben that they were
quite "'looms to the papers, and be would be very
plowed to °asthma the supply.
Os the proposition of Mr. flaseurt, seconded by
Mr. H. J. Noiii*y,s Tote of thaska wee &worded t
the Rey. H. W. Pope for the mask haters entertain
swat gives the previous analog.
Mr. LsOSsin sad be would undertake to write to
Mr. Pops, an behalf of the club.
It wee proposed by Mr. Omura', esoseded by Hr.
BAUM. that • rots of thank' be given to Ur
teamed, sad also to Mr. Sae, foe their kindness n
presiding that sight.
LOONAID rellpoll4llld.
There being no other business the meeting
separated.

AT the Boroagh Poliespeeurt on Wednesday, Churls"
HlUnison wea broeght up in cust,dy charged with
detutkenness.—Ha was found by P.O. Stickland
leenlng against the rallies' of Gloucester-row Chords,
and Incapable. On him was Noma • Trades' Utica
ticket, which had 'instead him ls. 91. at Portland.
—Ha was lined 5.. or seven days. Ho OM mat to
gaol.

TUC VETSOISOLDOICAL RISPORT.
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7 50.3010 331110.20 60 42 46 WOW 4 Cloudy
8 2.6.0,6 19.00 29.70. 43 j6O 60 Ng I
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10 23.44 30 10 JD 06, 44 141 42 W ;
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11 MI 23 96.1019.30, 43 46 40 NW Fair
12 33.00,33.7010.72 37 .32 35 12 I 3 „

WITHOUra HARBOUR MR TABLI
roa TSZ WSW MOM TSVlISIAT.
OATS. 111011•41 ma. SALO SOL bQ TIATIS SALTYLOOD
Friday
Saturday

446 a.m• 401 n.m. 10.41 0•15. 5.10 p.m.
2.10 p 1111. 9.10 p.m. 11.10 p.m. 5.34 a.m.
7.34 s.m• 914 •.m. 6 2 p.m.
4.1 p.m. 10. 2 ,sul. It I a.m. 620 n.m.•
• ts n.m. 4424 a.m. 16U p.m. 6.46 pm.
Sunday 1 904 p.m. 10.04 p. 21.11.54 &AO. 120
Iloaday 9.14 a.m. 11.36 4.0.1 1.10 m. 40 •
11 41 p.m. .1144 poa.l 1.40 a.m kit
• 10.11 •ra 12.12 WU: 132 p.¢l 108 NM: I
TUN"' St p.m: 1136 km. 3.18 cca 0. 4
.11. 4 b.., ! 1. 4 p.m.' 3. 4 P.m. 410 P.m.:.
Widalair 1111.30 p.m ; 1.30 a.m.. 11.04 km., 9.44 kiir'.l
Thamdap 11.54 a.m.
1.64 p.m. 3.66 p.m.110.11
lf

duly appreciate. To you, Dr. Laurie, I hare much
pleasure in presenting, is the name of the patieut• in
the Sanaa...lan this very haw/some timepteoe. which,
as it reminds you of the onword course of tun*, will
wet to stimulate you, if euch were wanting, to .1111
greater exertioue In relieving the sufferings of those
who come from time to time to seek your &ivies and
aid to this Senetoriam. In coealasioa, I will only add
that, feeling a little better is breath se I now to, I
may be permitted to be more amongst you all than I
have been for the led twelve II:loathe (Applatts-.)
Accompanying the timepiece wet the following
letter :—" The patients of the Sanatorium be. Dr.
Mwspbereon Laurie's acceptance of this earll tokrti
of gratitude for hie greet attention and kindness
during Dr. Smith's recent illness" With the bracelet
'teethe following note: —" Presented to Mrs Ryan by
the pet/este of Om Sanatorium is risoognition of Dr.
Ryan's 'feriae sod extreme kindness to them during
Dr. Smith's recent indisposition."
Dr. LAMB said he hardly knew how to thank the
patients for the most beautiful gift which had just beim
presented S. him by Dr. Smith on their behnlf. To be
a medical °Moir of ths Wrryin 'rah Sanatorium end •
collision of Dr. Smith wee so h mour to which any
man alight well feel prima I, and be could sa.are 1n....
such we, highly appreci.ted by him. although At the
sometime such a po.ition c aried with it • great tummy
reeponelhilitle• aod duthe—re.pontioilities sod duties
which he could assure them were thoroughly felt by
him—end which would always command his best
'el and most Parkas* consideration, and
sincerely prayed the prosperity and reputatioo of th
Weymouth Sanatorium would never soffit, at hi.
hand.. He would also add—although he thought h
/ad said so before—thtt both himself and Dr. Rye,.
could tell them its prosperity and reputation wer
still Increasing, so far se one could judge by result..
because the number of patients atteuding tosi Sena
torium within toe pelt five mouths wee greater thew
vet before. He felt • great delicacy in saying soy-
thing about Dr. Smith in hi. preenor, but at the emu
time he amid not forbear is:per...log how deeply
felt his kidnaps and g o haus tuwarls him. He ba
, 'bored Is all his responsibilitiee, sod sy upethleel in
•11 his anxieties, an], beiug thus associleted with him.
'i.e hod been conscious of the Imam:ibis ihnuence
of a noble life and unblemished weer. (Applause.)
Dr. RIME also spoke, and thanked the patieots.
He wished Mrs. Ryan, who would value the gift more
than many she had had, would answer for herself, as
, she could do so far better than he, but he looked
' upon It se a kind of thankoffering that Dr. Smith haa
to a oertaln extent so far recovered bie health as to be
able to be amongst them ; he had made this haiku-
Moo, and he booed be would 1-n4 continue to be at
the balm of the good ship. (Applause.)
Dr. Sierra remarked he used scarcely repeat what
he hod so often meld, that the labours of Mr,. Wad..
worth were not only appreciated by the p•tients of
the Sanatorium, but by ladies far outside it. /1. r
name wee spread far sod wide, and there was ecnrcely
anyone who could be spoken to about her but rehire- i
to her with pleasure and gratitude for her indefatig-
able labours amongst the maients. He hoped the
Almighty might yet spare them all to go on in the
united way in which they bed hitherto worked together
for the public weal, but whatever He might in Hi.
all wise Provident* decree they most be prepared t..
accept with tt.,nkluluea.. ils would not attempt t
say more, hemmers he w,. so ealle.hiosi awl atsequa'. t
the teak of sityiu,t what be wish . d spoil this occedo,
He thank .d them all for be kindnew and e.mp.tb
'hey had .hown him, sod if the prayers of good, kind
friends were heard by the Almighty he knew Id
.houl.l be restored to r nd.r ervice--which would he
wiiliugly rendered—to thu institution. ( tpplaus:.)

telt. of scripture by heart, an I beiag asked how •he
knew so tnuM of scripture truth, she replied—" When
icy boy gum to school 1 boar him repeat hi, text, and
I keep repeating it until I ma say it .4." Teachers
could not a irrect the children, but they were storing
them with the truth, which would live after they were
gone. Woe. the coals are ready laid in the grate, it
did not take a great while to kindle • tire, an I he
trusted the tlreat Spirit would kindle a dime in many
a youog heart than itOrede
The Rev. %tr, g.gwSsitr, speakitm at a bach•lor
uncle, made an sonanug speech, and calms I much
laeghtar. lle however gave. mine g.. 0 I a ivies. lie
told the parents cover to correct th-ir children whilst
In a paladin, never to disbelieve them. ind not to for.
get their moral • location. Re remarked that Sunday
schools had be,. consideritl by .1114 a. robblot
parent' of their respAssibility, and showed that
whilst the ioetruction children received at sumo
schools could be better given In • Sunday school
where there was more room and every oonvenience
for doing so, parents should not forget that they be
• duty to perform toward, their little ones.
bit. JAMBS ROBBILTSUX said be had bad the pleasure
of attending many gatbering• like the present one.
lle related tw, in.itatto-ii in which boys ha
distinguisowl themselves—One roe, where • 70U13
' fellow went to mid,* se a jourosytuau printer, an
returned im • " an I was afterw 61J. m. 4 spas
of the realm, and is the cituer WIWI+ • boy, to woos
he gave • ammeter, obtained & situation a. • telegrao
boy, awl was now • stati inaimter. No urged parent-
to do their part. and then there would be no fear of
the sneers of their cbildreo. Nothing, he said, gas
him great,r pleasure when in London than to go as
hear his son preach tbe
Votes of thanks closed the proceedings.

dr. "twos thougbt if tbetippinu stouts
rueioter dem the °oat should be hi.. • by tr...
itrtr..ur louu auml that slow' should uit Uau•,,o4
Th. MAT.. c ..-1 Cr* oy ts< 111. U... wtioa 14.07
...Ili be •• 3611,07 r I his resp.u.. 310,7.
ar be hei o.lwieal tb ur on Lb 13 6 I.
Mr. Ilitoox 1,1,0~4, awl 3dr 1.0,114. eeiouri
Lb.. ruled* stow. of p.dler..sit •ise be dep.reiLe4 .
Back /Ater .1 a, a 37 it am... Mr.! ••••.: ..•
-sty by Lb St vire., $a la 6,40 d ey be reoew .1
VI. la liar* feet p•aukouf. Lb •spenie t be lefr ref
out .4 tire it • boar Y.aats tuUti I.os Igor La br
1., sorry out he ark.
Tu. NlA•ort rut d bri It au .Id out ho put is fee
of s reeoluties .Irea 17 y.•••.I .aiu,; tor temders ter
repiir of the d.m.
It sae decided to Isere tie reply to the
Board's letter to the Mayor, Tullio Mirk, sod
Surveyor.

TM, CHAPSLIT IMPS. .
A 'attar was read from Ur. it. N. ll.ward, atatlar
that 0.1 was itiazioae t see lb I apro.• t co
lete o.lli t ocl .oli. 0, • ‘.l • it I •..1
4 ,•1 .14•Al16.• pre .111•111 041 .I Ct .1
401 sin-'. . .

:%tr. Itt).611• jilt WWI ou tb '• ot ••••p.
oeut. bot see •on 1•• at l• •.1 t • oa , . %i.
low .rtl ought o II loos 1•1111,40., •• We .11 pto, • y
.1 n 11/ tbo interest oa lb • worm
Mr damn : L say .1,11 ',opeIIISWOUII bay,
at atm pluck to Gary .I.•nt.
Mr ILOW•111D Lb .latted .1.e112 fr the way iu whiu
tuey bad treated him, bud said be t• ..... •t II was WI.
o complete the purcha e. As to too usoury, the)
°old pay It am bey liked.
Altar diecossion it mos .trchl•d, ..o t ,o ~r.pu•stion
-I Mr. CCltilti, .0d.,1 by Mr. Hi.., " I 0.1
...Amman ki .word b. repel Lb. rill • al/PlaUl
• xpeaded by Mu. lb. purc., „f „..II
I Igot hand s.de of the Appr,.aca t.• Cbapeiry, •ut
• hat the pay moat of f. 250 • postpone'', aud pal I.
lour equal metwltneuts at tuter•Ma ut sit m .11th..'
Mr. LA21211143 c.lL.4a teatiou to Lit I ~•routouL.
lii porta of lb* tolill, •Ut stein aro to be Laos.
to repast them.