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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

GENTLEMEN & TRADESMEN
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London.

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OURcan be introduced to every devcription
of Prof aon or Trade. For full par-
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WHY STRUGGLE AGAINST
DIFFICULTIES

a ben row can mnwet 1111.9 E A fIAIMK tree Of charge,
6,4 04.11, reltane fr•Mi 11,1 /i,104.1ry ; 211,
N.,11r marched ;tll ant lq laturn %I being
pernas traced so! 1, ; ;., Ii; and othw
attars. I vidence insiamd 1.,. rindaial and other actions.
—ln. Lianingliall &sada Loudon, LC.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

IST MATES GIVEN FOR

Posters, Auction Bills.

alognes and Coridltions o( Sale

Handbills, Concert and Lecture.
Bills.

Ortolan, Programmes.

Business Cards, Note Headings, Bit

H.ssids, Price Lists.

Reports M Institution', Statements
M Accounts, Societies Rales

PaniphleU, Sermons

Cheques, Memorandum Forms
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

Hi/WING W

COMITOUARDS AND ARTILIANT RAM —IIA,
guard.;; 2nd, El, Royal Artillery. (Special prior id
Cl to first coaetguard boat given by Weatherall,
Esq.) Time. 10min., Mares.
flt-rria'm RAct.—BlimJsekotAllnlnnging to 11. SI.S.
" Hercules," It, el 10a., Water Lily; 2nd, El, Sea.
f10w..,; 3rd, 10e., (reeper. Time, 7min.. r.rmec.
20 SMILNICIONS VALI'IL-4)pen to all comer*. Four-
imred galley', with coxewaina, not exoseding 30 fort,
under the South Gast Association RlllO., let, £l5
value, Dolphin, Itonrnemouth ; 2nd, Z 3 value, Wry.
mouth.
_ . .

CLITIII.. RAClL—Mannorl by marines from the
Hercules, let, £2 10A., Creeper : 2nd, Cl, Water Lily;
3rd, 10s., Seaflower. Time, Ihnin.
WATifinwe.4 RAM—n.r Licensed Watermen of
Weymouth Reach. To he rowed in doublneculled
boat. without coxswains. T., be in.rigged, and not
exceeding pi feet. let, . 2 Rule ; 2nd, LI, Damon
And Taylor ; 3rd, 104., Be:aln and Harvey. Time,
10min. %teem.
10 144VICRICIaNm YALU& --Open to all comers. Four.
oared geJleys, for junior crews with coxswains, not
exceeding 30 feet, under tbn South ()omit Association
holm, let, €1 value, Silver Star, Poole ; 2nd, £3 value,
WOrnollth.
AQUATIC ISPOIITiI.
f.lwttottrm Rseg—Open to all comers, 400 yards,
lst, Cl la.. w.1413t.er; 2nd. LIII. piing ;3rd, 10e.,
Johnson.
BWIIIIIINO RA(l.—For Imp tind..r 10, 100 yards, Isl,
130., J. Slator :2nd,100., (lA. Carruthers ;Srd. fe.. A.
Ranger.
!hymn ‘ll,Telt. —Th., lonmet dintanori under water,
let, 10s., Tennant ; 2nd, 7s. Ild., W. Chaddock ; 3rd,
C. Wilwin

Prix,* of 30.. to the first awl Cl to the pecond were
given to both the Illiiejacketn and the Marine.. The
committee were munbled to make thin additional award
owing to there being no entrien for the paddle canoe
nteeptechane, although twiseii were offered. It may be
added that the 14olphin, of Itminuimetith, rowed
under great dinadvantage, through having 'aiding
mate. An to the nwimming iiteeplechane the tame*
wan 300 yards, over four barn and under two Au..
The first prise of Ilk wan gained loy FL Knight, and
the 2nd. by A. Hanger. The proceedingn were
hreight to a CIiMP by a duck hunt, in which C.
IFenning, the duck, gained the prise if ,he not
being caught. Hail hin.purnuern deferred their atten•
tin.' to "King Alcohol until after the event innteml
iif before they will have etexxl a much
better chance of " catching their game."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

BANKNUMCV.

Re l'arinenan Galpin, Ileaminster.— Mr. Nantes
for the discharge iii this bankrupt., and tiler,
being no oppnailion his Honour granted 1110 moldier.
Lion.
Re Levi Bartlett, Weymouth. —Mr. B. N. Howard
applied for Ur Bartlett's discharge. Ile suited the
CSIAIIIOII of Mr. Bartlett's failure to be Ilepreriation in
proparty, and assuroil his I(flour Is• had the entire
sympathy of his creditors. Their was some fault
found with I because he had nut kept the Isioks
and accounts usual and primer iii the huonias. hit
Mr. Howard codes. mired to show it was not ohm.,
with any ides of fraud.- Mr. Dawes ((Hicial
Receiver) said he did not suggest fraud by any means.
—His Honour said he was inclined to deal leniently
with the debtor, snit thought a short delay in granting
the application would meet the case. Ili,. discharge
wouldhs granted in six niontlis.
It. William Seymour, fanner, Sturminster.— Mr
I )ashwood, liturmonster Newton, appeared for the
debtor, and asked for his discharge.— In this ease
the debtor had kept no books at all, the answer to
this being he could neither read or write and
practically his bank book was the only account book.
The liabilities were more than £6OO, and it was stated
he had brought on bankruptcy by his can
extravagance. The awls will be under l.o.—Th.,Official Receiver said it was a very lad awe, but
ultimately his Honour gave a discharge, conditionally
on his paying Ilk in the E.
.

CLIIIIIITNAN IN INYINCULTIMN.
Mr. T. Coombe made application on behalf .4 the
Her. John James, late 1 'rome Vauchurch, for an
administration order under the Bankruptcy .tct, the
debta being under 00. The debtor stated he had
been eating as curate in charge, but with the excep-
tion of occasional duty he had now nothing to
do, although he had a wife and seven children. He
was as present maintained by his wife who had about
D9O or too a par drawn from tiroperty in Ireland. He
wished to pay all his debts if he were allowed time.—
His offer to lay El a month was accepted.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

MONET AND LAWN TENNIS.

DATED

GALVANISI _ ROOFING.
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At.ANA•sart
PONTA
ON APPLI C lON
CORRUGATED IRON CO,

mtpuch.
Ea mow
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

NATUR IL IfIgT(ITY Roomy AN')
P. 17.

.‘ 'meting wa. held tit it,. Working Ibin'a Club
Tiiend ty.o.ming. when • i. T. It. .:eivea, F C.S , read
a pap a " Ilinte fir legume. •of botanical collec•
tiotix." Mr. Sylventer Mr. I inivea explained
that amm• of the pritteipal laint...f his paper had been
extractonl fiann NU lyi ch. contributed by hi. brnthPr,
Mr. If. r..vin, F. LS., of Floreta.a., to the Scientific
r‘eirty, IrMil..ll, wi, had fir many yearn laud 64.11 an
ardent Inganint. If.. nutamarilanf the practical informa.
tion liin brother had offered to, beginner,, of the
newly of botany &minium of prem.', ing till! eh.uiils.if
their botanical ramble.. In dealing with the forma.
tion of a herbarium. he dincourxed upon the collett.
init. drying, nrenerving, and arranging of the variona
npecinienn. Th.. up .tint. ('ruling a herbarium
.iu,,,i11 not be to gratify a vulgar tante for collection,
but iliould provide the mean. if ntudy and compari•
non Id the nivecien, which ought /away., to be as ail.
able for the ellicidication .4 botanical and
aid in gaining a +mind knowledge .4 thin in. interent.
invilenartnient I.f naturalMawry.
r CHAIRMAN hiving in.,seuh II vote of thank.. to
Kr. rovek,
Dr. CHILI.; nuitalilyntimiorted the Kama, and it WM
unanimineily carried.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

BLANDFORD.

nOllOlllll i .01.1 ' Before the !Mayor
(Mr. E. B. Smith) awl krajor-General Sir Charlie
Ilmt. -Janne Shmiparrl, labourer, waa
brought up in cwitody charged with being drunk and
riotoini in the borough on Sunday morning, the Pith
twit , and meaulting • woman ; and Emma Roper, a
w an with whim; Sheppard cokaliiM, was ale,
charged with drunkennem at the mine time. - l'.C.
Frampton depimM that on Sunday morning, about
ten minute; to one, he was on iltity in Market-place.
and heard cries of murder. He ran down East-street,
up Sheep-marketihill, into the Tabernacle, where he
met P.C. Attwell, of the County P. lice. They pro-
ceeded to the Old Home, where the man and MuMAII
were on the ground. Sheppard was +wearing and
striking Qs WOMAN and she ins bollixing and srYind

" %larder." They were both drunk. He got them
up from the grmind. and took them to the P.11e..
Station, where, ..n being searched. Sheppard had eight
flint atones in his tronaera pocket (mslue.sli.
Attwell corrolswated, adding he maw Sheppard atrike
the woman three timen in the cheat. -The W.4111V1
PlPad.4 she was in drink at the time ; slw did not
want to hurt Shetland, but she should not live with
him any more.- -Sheppard pleaded h.. W. drunk at the
time. and .11.1 not know he ,truck Soper. He was
aenten.w.l t....ne ismattlia imt whs. ttttt ent. and ti,. w.anan
w 34 Snot including coat... —S)eppard was then
eliargnl with stataulting glica Itidont„ wife lif tieorge
Hidooit, landbad of the White Hart Inn, in East-
stnn.t. ..n Saturday evening, the Itigh
nkade.d not guilty to !hin chart... staying he only went
into the tem.. t.ineV if Mr. Roger was there. -C ast•
.I..p.tasl Sheppard ewne in . the White Ihit
on Saturday eveniter. between I.I•VPH an.) eight
o'clock, and at once laid down on a neat. Seeing he
wan drunk she ordered him out. He reboots' to go,
and ph.. attempted to puith him oak She then weal
to the bar door, and deb-infant came and grave her a
violent blow in the cheat, knocking her backwards,
and her head came in c.attact with the okirting round
the wall, knocking her forehead, the blow on which
was mill viaihle.—Sheppard mid he had a drop of
drink, or it would not have happened - The Nlayor
reminded him an innkeeper WAn hoond 1,, lair to get
a drunken proton off his premise., he would he
liable at law himaelf.-1?or this offence Sheppard WWI
mentenerd to one month's hard labour, tit continence
at the expiration of term of find committal, the Bench
conaiderintr it an aggravatsst offence where a landlord
or landladv tried to ..hey the law, and were insulted
and Rimmed tni in thin car,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

DfIRVNESTRR ARKWITeR syswcoNs.

NI4)N I, %T. -NlAgintratai, tho May..r Alderleutn
lirecoryl, Mr. Ablerumil 0111111., Mr. 11. Durtleu,
Mr. T. Bennett, Mr. T. 11*.nly. Mr F. 11.
Mr. G. A. 6.rorge, Mr. F. Lock, awl Mr. n..rd

Mr. Supt. Coward presented the following satisfac.
tory report i-
-lientlenten,-11 have much pleasure in handing you
my liftoenth annual report AA t, the C. .11,111 Ct of homes
'lambed for the wile of intoxicating liquors during
the past year within your jurisdiction, ,tnd to nuo,,,
that they have been conducted in A satisfactory
manner. There are &I applications for renewals of
fullhoensed houses, six for renewal of beer certificates
on the premises, and two off, one for th,. mnswiA $
refreshment house lionise, and imu for wines and
spirits to be consumed off the premises. During the
year there have been eight transfers, on account of
change of tenancy from various nausea—l have the
honour to
ONAXLII2IOOMAID, Heed Conatahl...
All the licenses were renewed, without a single
complaint, There were no new applicet ions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-25

TOR HRO.TI.I Or TOE TOWN.

A need important nwibitiim WApawed - via. " to
adopt the report from the Sanitary Committee recom•
...ding the Council to accept the offer mad. by r.
Lewis Angell, C. E., to report as to the diepotial of the
aewage of the borough." The cost will b.. only rifip.
and " It is to I.e hoped the stable door Gas not
been lucked after the steed has been stolen.