The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-07-13 00:00:00

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Porn., Burma Srllool. YOU DOTB.—On Monday
evening the ennual meeting was held. The chair was
taken by the Rev. J, H. Osborne. The report stated
that although the school has only been open so short •
time (this LI the second year). the number of boys now
on the boons bee retched 170, with a daily average of
upwards of ral in aettudance. The report of Mr.
Waddington, Her Majesty's Imineettor, upon the school
was highly gratifying, and reflected great credit upon
the weaker, Mr. T. 11. Hicks. At the end of the Slot
year there sag a balance due to the treasurer of
£lO 14s. 7d., but althou.)h the present account shows
a deficiency of 1.113 19s. 4d., yet severs lamas have been
received since, and after the receipt of the grant from
Coeernment the actual debt will be under £lO.
1:4:1 23. had been collected during the year towards
the support of the inthool, and £42 19s. &I. had been
received Da a grant from the council on education.
THZ FOURTH DORRWP ItHrbILL —We era Berry to h.ar
that the dispute amongst the members of the Fourth
Dorset Rifts Volunteers has not yet been settled, and
that Capt. Bat,. has now reigned the command. On
the occasion of Colonel Mussels inspection of the earns,
shout ten days since, the greater portion of the members
absented themselves from the parade, and at • general
meeting of the members held at the Head Quarter. on
Monday evening last, C. Braxton Aldrido, Jl.B
late lAeotenant, was proposed as Captain, and ou its
beir.g put to the vote no person held up a hind against
the appointment. The members generally, who ought
to be the best judges of the affair, appear almost
unanimously to be of opinion that the late Lieutenant
has not been fairly treated and they seem to be deter-
mined to stand by him at the present time. It was to •
very great extent through his efforts that the corps was
established, and he has always been most indefatigable
in his exertions to render the Fourth Detract effective.
For the honour of the town we hope the dupla° will
speedily and tnecably be settled.
Prrry Sesstoes, Thursday July i.—Present: the)
Ma., (Mr. W. l'..erve), 14,- n. Ada). Stone, at•l
John Dibben, the landlord of the Britannia lieerhoule, ot; the
quay, tao 3.1.101111.4md by titipurinienduld Hunt for unlawfully
loot during prohibited S ni. The ilekmilatit mid that
Ito and .nit other Melt had been at flailing, and when they re-
turned bane they wen: .ery wet, mid he gave each of tlimn •
pint beer and -nine lireml and (tee's:, for the other ii.d.st-,1
Were clumil. The Mayor mid that under the eireueintanee.
theism tie, 1411.11101 st a puld &nuke the charge, for it appranal the
really gt.ml in mewl of refrewhinetit, The Mayor motioned
the defendant to be more emeriti Sr the Suture, and not break
Slit law, and deonireed the Lam, nimarkin- that the police haildon. rielit 1011111,11.1.i11a tilt detwiuralit.

.•Melappir, a lalikairvr. the tiapin) of Mr. l'nliWay.
anal nberrhant. we. maniunneal tor ao.aulting John
*on .4 Mr. Lae), .0 the Porttnabon Lon,rehat, %haft
pia.jtt_'giug..o a rail. The defendant mood he ..truct. the
by ntr ..n the nal be we. only pn4ootin4
propert. The Ma), told the defendant that he 11.4
'tribe hop. in that manner, although he um. to 3 rute:t the
proisert .4 his bunter.- rilloll 2.. bd. astd oraa.
Niis•rtvarar or Taa Ski.) per...atm •iiruarnowil
Thiarl.ty lant for tin .4 the vour-ratos. ri"thv
were ematvad and .4)10, 0110:110.1 0. ;Kay.