The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-03-14 00:00:00

gaggclag auditors, Mem% HoLaud mad Ray-
amp Abu, his.seeippointed for another yesr.
At sho jegprearly messing of the members of Court
" Prow" "as Moeda) eveuing, Brothers Scott sad B.
Foam were 'MOM 0.11, and 8.C.& rorpectively, and
sod breaMee ialtergold and Nobba were chosen as
delinmess to alkeed the next half-yearly meeting.
Banal CaaPnl..—A course of two sermon. will be
mew:Med m the baptist Chapel by the pnstor, Me. it.
A Albin, os Sundays, March 19th and 26th, at Me
*ming werviose, the subjects of which will be The
Second Penang Coming of the Lord, The Two
Boeurrecelom and Christ's MllsejalKingdom." A
cordial invitation to all is riven.
Immiamion.—At • meeting of taw creditors of Mr.
T. Walden, cheese and butter merchant, of the Mitrut
How, held at the Junction Hotel on Monday morn-
lag, • statement ma presented showing debts to the
anamat of £l,BOO, the meta being get down at about
£9OO. It woo decided to wind up the main in liquids.
tios, • composition of 10s. in the E being accepted.
Mt. J. T. Manor and Mr. 0 • kalaal were cumin
trieetess of the estate.
The dark of Me Dorset County Hoipital desires to
so(ssewledge 'Mu thanks the receipt tit • doostion of
/11618 s heal Me 'Loyal Bud of Blom " Londe of Odd-
fellows, Dorohester, Ise the benefit of the snatitution.
—ln amine to the application for blankets for the
Donst County kLospital. we are glad so mete that •
llbetal reaptana has been given. Blankets bare been
memo Bout Mn. A. Yoye, Aim Pupa, and • cheque
for £2 from Me don. and Her. A. opring•itioe, and •
citilcites for £6 from Thomas Bond, Kn.
PLOWALITT STATUITICII FOR THZ 1/011000H. FiIIiCAIT
1861.—.IrtIn, 11 (Fordinkton 9); deaths, 77 (fording-
too, 9.) No ime thito 12 wsre due Li dossaaes of the
Chat (oranceitis, 9; consumptioa, 9, inflammation of
longs, 1.) The ratatuatnit deaths were canoed by heart
diessm—Bwo essas)—sitabataa, apoplexy, and con-
Imbrium. Bight of Me above were children under one
yeer of we. Upon the above date, this animal birth-
rate wenW be 17.6, and the death-rata, £7.£ per 1,900.
—E.J. Day, Medical Officer of Health.
OCCHTT Perri thiamin. Wedneeday.—Belore Col.
Bingham sad Mr. W. A. Boehm—Patrick Comity
was etterged with hawking without • pstlar's with.
esta—P.O. irsak 554e4 be was on duty at Chesil,
Partlend, on the pervious day, and saw Me primmer
wkat • awe *patenting combs and sham jowell.ry,
Gamed Irma duos to door. He (wittier) asked
of he loctr• eertiflom end h. replied "Nu •
r oily a tow tombs to —Priernim was ordered
to pay • Sue of Me of 104., !minding 0...t5, onto default
dap' harl labour. The alternative was taken.
A 01.1121 Arasscas as —.JOON ea,1•••
=Mt was 00016•10011.1111& (Anthill on naturday Mimeo m
is ememsame of • bullock, which was being driven
front the 0111H4141 market, having attacked • atm child
ia the street. The animal mime to have become
frightened, owing
.to so many peopie being about, and
Mies mat Ws. Howei's it suddenly matted upon the
Mild, Mike, but for the prompt intervention of some
of the byad.rs. would have fared very bsdly, tho
poor thing being pinned tightly against the wall,
looked between the anima's horns Happily Wu was
reamed unhuit, her mum being almost a miraculous
one, The Mild'. name was Vincent, and she resides in
Peastelms. 'I'M animal was eventually secured in
safety, but not before he had made at attempt upon
other peelers by.
OtatilLOWSW—" LOTAL BODO, HOPS LODOL"—
The swami statement of amounts of the excellent
Lodge has just been imued, and (rose it we learn that
the members on the books at the sad of the lest year
sumbersd 300, and the tillovriag is a statement of Lb.
Node of the moiety —lnvested debenture bonds with
fat Dorcheater 'lowa Council, £1,800; invested on
imortgege at 6 pie cont., £400; invested on mortgage
st 4 EN cent, ESN ; uninvested balance in the Wilts
and Donet Mak for mem detion, £614 lik •
basso, distress fund, hal. 13.. 14.; Miami; owing.;
Irma management fund, gt ; balithca owing by
fits, £l6. ; mat in h.,;A ; Lig. propert3,
S3O j WASH. 1g3.262 19a.
Onamanalla Unice/run LOCAL Extentariona—
DOMM.III2II Canna—The results of the stamina-
titans held lot December ham just been published.
Eight names appear in the list and are thus
distributed i—Boys (juniors), third rises honours.—B.
H. ()combs (Bsaminster), J T. L. Firth (Upw•l.)
Pees :—E. T. Larkbasti (Salisbury), E. V. Williams,
(Weymouth), E. J. Pouncy (Dorchester.) &Aided
the Sxamlnsrs in the preliminary subject/ of
isa
Religious Kaowledg• and Boglish Subjects T. A.
(Yeovil) All the above are from the Dorset
Comity School, except E. J. Ponncy, who is front Mr.
Thorium's School (Weymouth.) Girls (junlors.)—F.
Crean (Dorchester), from the Misses Tahoe'. Seb "01,
sad Its E. Knott (Fordington), from Mi.. Brooked
BchooL

DounMr= BICTCLI Cule—The annual meeting o
the members of this club was held on Wedne.dul
evening, for the pupaee of electing offioers and making
other arsanserneets for the ensuing MISSAL Mr. W.
J. Durdien having been voted to the chair, the hon. sec.
(Ur. R. R. Case) presented the statement of accounts,
Which showed a balance in hand of over El—a very
satisfactory state of things, considering that laat season
was an unurually expensive one in several respects.
the motion of Mr. E. W. Younr. sec .inded by Mr.
Loader, the amounts were adopted, ant a resolution
was then proposed by Mr. F. Freeman, seconded by
Kr. W. Barnes, and carried, that the officers of the
club be thanked for their service, last year. Some
conversation took place as to the prospects of tint club,
and a slight alteration made in the rules. The maltese
crane, which it wee resolve' at the last annual meeting
to present to the member who attended most frequently
at club runs during the season, was won by Mr. T.
Hodder, and will be eultably inscribed. The election
of officers wee then proceeded with. Mr. Young was
nominated for re.ekction as captain, but declined
the office, and proposed M. W. J. Durdan.
who WON ardor; s. cue probability of his being
about during a part of the season, declined.
Mr. W. J. Burden then proposed the election of
Mr. Frank Freeman (the hon. secretary of the
Dortthrter sad Weymouth local centre of the Bicyc'e
Union), and this having been seconded and cerried,lia.
FINIMAIN after considerable persuasion, contented to
hold the office pro km. Mr. R. R. Cue was unanimously
reappointed hon. secretary, and Herrn W. J.
Durdes, F. Hodder, and E. W. Young, were elected
se the 0010211i1400. The question of the club joining
the Bicycle Union us 1110411 C was adjourned. A vote of
thanks to the chairman for presiding tionoluded the
riteetise.