The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-22 00:00:00

811 A ?TIMM:111Y.

Twirstau. or • Tomiersaa.-0a llearday mere.
erg. oboes alai 'Week, tbe remiss of Mr. Thome
Mayo were horse to 86 James' herriag-groweii2
his osserades at Ore Oth Dorset. The "Dud ma
ie i3ael" was played by the bend, aed the series
ties impreerively reed by the Bey. Mr. Merrell.,
Deceseed into • wewher of lb. Piweriene Breiety,
wail was 641.. wed ta the ware by about 30.4 that
body, god shoot 40 grailifirs 4 um Looms. This is
the we oil voleateer ir 10 beo haw term d Is dm
wow perish is oo• week. There wire • vest easy
prviissit.
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&MOM! Poem —Before D. linbinto and W.
gore -Alfred Wright, lot being drank sod
'boost. ells Awl th. sail noun& —4,Ane• 8,301,41
w" S 5• M 4 by P.C. Homolord fo rootooioo
Saone. after Sae it.m.„ bat so it, woo awl
beet olif•noe the tees mos tikosiond um d•limikiittA
Inv in4l tie o..fter-,...4a1ia. 111146.6 J••• 11111111104•0114
P. C. Root for Ivories • bores sad sort ie the
etreet, nasttended, for an boar soil a half florin 4 lee
'now aroma on flatnedae. —OrAered to pmy arta
Wbitrnareb, eensinoined for as anotolt,
osotooood to 14 boo' Mid Wotan

THE YEATKAN HOAPITAL AT SHERBORNE.
Tb. Bret annual meeting of the suhsoribers to this
invalasid- chant,. which has heo-a of is. tench !Innen
to the poor in and round the toe n of Slierhorn,
took place on Wrdnesday at the hospital, wh•yt a
large number of Ho friends and supporters attended
to testify their continued interest in the noble moss.
The president of the institution (0. Wingfield
Dighy, Eni I, took the chair, and amongst the cow.
Pan, present we observed—Sir William C. Madly.
00th, Hirt., Mrs. Dighy. J. P. Palwasser, Seq. C.
Ligyiebnies, H.q. and Mrs. Littlehalas, the Mi...
Paull. the Hey. ft. Herron, (ricer of Sherborne), E.
itentball, Seq.. W. W. Nene, W. Ffooks,
H.q. Dr. ilightnorc, Dr. William', It. Willoot,
Eim., John Homey, EN.. J. Y. Jillelmoth, Km., B.
Chandler, Esq., 1t.,. J. Fos, Rev. W. H. Lyon,
Arthur Pickard, H.q., V.C., P. &Ass, Esq. and
Mrs. Stokes, J. Lntuman, (sea), Mrs. Ilona-
man, W. Diuglity, Bog.. W. Parana", Esq., Rev. D.
and Ere, Wightnian. W. Edwards, EN., &n.
The CHAIRM•V in opening the princelings, ex-
pressed ths happiness h. felt in meeting so a.any
ladies and gentlemen present on tbia oecaaion—the
first anniversary meeting of that establishment.
They would have a report presented to thaw which
he thought would be a most satisfactory one, and
which would add not merely to tbe pleasure which
they all felt on this occasion on account of the estah-
bailment, bet would also show that everything waa
• doing well—(applaase). He then called upon the
secretary to read the report.

Mr. Lowor•w, the excellent and painstaking
onnutszi, then submitted the first annual report of
the oommittme. of 'shah the subjoined in an &h-
-amar:4 :

" The oominittee of (ho Testator. Bovpitol, Sherbornii,
hay' much ',Masoni in submitting to lb. subscribers
their firrt annual report. Having'sneoeeded in »curing
the orrice, of • very efficient *adroit, the boopital was
opened for the adinhaion of patient.. on the 19th of
Mereb last, and the number of persons wii• haeg ethos
availed theinoelvos of its bonefita amount, to 32 in•
patient., an I 54 out-patients, which I. hho best ',idioms
of the need that existed for such an inatitotion. Your
committee desire to bear testimony to it. a...stout and
unwearied attention of their medical • flosra—Dr.
ll'ohniore and Dr. Williams to their ro.rective
poti-nt., and glsdly record their deep sense of obligati°,,
to them for tier Ittlportang 'anions Your commit( •
thankfully acknowledge the muoilicreat dooiction of
MOO from the Marquis of Westminster, MO from the
Rev. Marriott Doiliogton, and £l5 from W. Slater.
Vim., to lb* endowment fund, which they hove mock
ple•surs in stating now ausoontis to CLOP, and thy
solidi themselves of this °prop unity of expressing their
thanks to the many elergyrnen who have kindly
advocated the claim. of Olio shanty frogs their clever.'
pulpit.. From the tro.sorer's account it will be seen
that the present incoins from all scams .11 be finite
inadeinat• to meat th• anneal expeos• .4 the hospital,
Insomuch as it has only been in operation tett months,
so that in the ensuing year • large lowans of revenue
will be nquirod for the •filcient rosintenanoe of this
valuable institution. In the report sobinitts4 to •
public meeting held ost Jan. 8, 11166. much anxiety WY
Clprewed retreating the Sate of the finsticee,
£662 3a. Id. then being- n golfed to pay off the amount
due to the treasurer on the building amount. Your
committee are glad sow to be stabled to say that,
Ithrough they have been °Mired to ineor some
further ex oasis, all that L. at promint due,, that bead
I. 1.166 lie. ; and, in tb• full assuramisi that tbs
great valise of such an institution, which Ood has been
Flamed to blew during the past ye ir, will commend
hell to all who aerie* to alleviar• the %offerings of di ir
fellow-firestorm, your committee confidently appeal to
the pablie for funds lilac ant for the do-charge of lb*
present debt, and for the emotion of the other wing
of the building, the urgent hoed of which is dimply felt,
many penman being of noseesity rifted admission for
want of more sosonarandrtion. Tbe medical report
dowel that eight loci. were constantly in sot, and very
freqoectly nine. The number of initratiente admitted
since Manch last was 53, i 4 whom 15 were cured, 6
relieved, 2 became wit-poliacits, 30 re-admitted, and tins
rent.ining in tb• hones. The number of ont-patienta
admitted vines March last .1141 81. of wiom 24 Intre
coned, 12 Moved, 3 hemmer isepatienta, 27 readmitted,
15 still on the books. Totid number of patients, 133.
&mica *sae., 37; mobs.' VI; fracture., 10; opera-
tion., 4. Thom can.. hod Imes received from tbe
periches of Bradford Abbas, Castle Oar-ye Cotton,
flailthorneDrinor, Trent, Thornford, Loughs:ton. West
Ousel, Marshall. NOI th Wootton, meibury,
Poyncington. Sandford, Sherborne, Folks, Ohoccia,
Yeovil, *a The rooripts to the hull 'leg fond daring
tim past year amounted to £2,304 10s. 2d.. and the
expeciditure to 21,471 la. 61.. heaving a balance due to
th• trimourer on that amnaint of Mt 111. 44. The
aciorrent of So emdowneent fund %booed a ry...ipt of
£l,lOl, which linoleum inostod in India Stook, and
producing the NM of £46 •nnocilly. The receipts no
amount of tha 11111i01011•POS rand were 1:321 lla
sod the expenditure to £526 18s. 104., Irving a balance
due to the treasurer of £57..

Sir W. C. ldsotvcorr, Bart., mid a ?violation
bad his placed in his handy and be felt confident
this it would meet with their entire appmhation and
approval. It was very gratifying to Immo into that
room at their liret annual Wasting and to hear • in. port an satisfactory in all respects as that which had
just been preeented to the meeting by Me Loogman
—(applause). He was not at aIP prepared— nor
indeed was it neceseary —to go into detaile with
respect to the ill 11111•111.0 advantages which this
hospital bad °inferred on the town and neightiour.
hood of Stierhornii. Bet they were all aware that a
oonsiderable mum of money was required to media
the institution, and their great object was to talt•
every legitimate means they could to improve the
fends, and thus to extend the usefulness of the
linepital—(heer, bear). At this moment it occurred
to him that this could he effected in a very simple
way. They would remember that there were two
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great gimes to imam off in the present- year—Oa.
was the Paris Exhibition, and the other wall bazaar
in the town of ithertionie, in aid of the funds of the
Yeetman Hospital—(laughter and applause). Now
it occurred te hint that Parte in the gem part of the
j sermon would be very crowded, and it would be rem
diesgremble, as the city would be so thronged with
English people instead of Preach (tsughter) Might
ha salt them to pompous their visite to the Paris
Exhibition, and derote the money white they MA
to spare to the fends of the hospital f—feepPilint4
It was a ample wane of doing good, and he threw
out the Lint for their consideration. He wag plomend
and pro. I to any that Mrs. Dishy bad plaited her
name at the band.( the list is ammotion with the
hesoar—(sWaase)—and hawing withered what good
a bazaar had doosi in behalf of the church, he bad no
doubt in the world that the forthowing event is aid
,4 the hoepital would be mealy sameneful. H.
then moved "That the report be received and
adopted, and that it be pristed and °Waisted
amoog the subscribers"
IIr: Jons Hamm in ascoading the motion, said
he cordially agreed that there wove many different
ways of obtaining mosey, and be would just tell
them what they did at Marnhall. Having received
• card from Mr. Longman, leaking hiss to obtain
small subsoriptiona for the hospital, and knowing
there were a grant many devoted Meads of the late
Mr. Yeatesian who would like tosubearibs, but meld
not do so largely, be asked Mrs. Kennard to give
them a ocomert. Rim did so, sad ha believed he was
ambled to mod £8 Of a to the lersepital—(theers).
Re eradidly confirmed be had hoped the example of
Marshall would be followed by other parishes, and
be still hoped it would ho. There were many good
ehoirs about- (oheers).

This rosolatios having bora amend, Um Ron. &aviary
implanted that the Oostiaithao anowilisemi so &narration
I. varies@ of the runs &Mesita. The moot material of
thaw ,era, as imam* in Um ornamittam men from eight
totes That for tho ratan 'newness smith% los bold
olarobers titan at Um boanital (whore room is now very
valsabl ); sod that any alteration of the rules Wet be
olfestomi at • immoral (sot at a apeoiral) maretitiA of sub-
waribera.

Mr. 01I•PDLIl suirgested alteratios of thin latter
risk, to give subscribers an opprilmity of considering
lbw alteratioo., and . . .

Capra Fame/num moved that the Mem as reamed
be adopted.
M. Lit-MECHAM iszpros-id hie Ira cardethe that
a those alterations bad bona coo tiered wa se try by
the Committee, they woad ba athetiemed by that meet.
lag. He wa way glad... It was thought ampeoary to
appoint three mew members of (bareitima, that they had
fated throe riothittom resident in the tows, who woad
be al yea to the hoopitaL Re treated the agar would
enable them to Macrae the sae cod eaelelpeos of the
bonded—alb he thaahl they bed does wooden already
I. the first year, an" thht the hospital ma the *lemma'.
earet, best oondated hapitel a the country. That
was dee, very meal, to the manathro, bet ametially to
the matron. . .

A dieunsesion award on Yr. Chun,leen ',repo/Atka. In
whieb Mr. W. ?looks, W. W. I anon Dr. High.
stem sad others took pert, het Kr. CbsisAler said 'se
would not proem say alleniien. sad the miss as emended
by the Onsmittse erre screed to.
Kr. Rowe proposed thn.thenks of the meeting be all
tna nljagn, saA esprined hi opinion thas they bad
nide a saptial appoietoest le the matron. awl that
they bad a pattern hospital.
The Res. T. Pon seconded, and it ono carried.
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tit.; fiZe •
Mr. R. Mdaterf s mattes
for UNA,' vale/Alf sarvises, etwerriag that inisitstioao
Ibis required tbs sassiest asperrision of • eons-
=Atoll. or lbw would he mot dagger of pereaeo not
setitied to tits privilege' of snob sa institatios tads(
wienstsse of it.
' Mr. W. W. PisrotT, In onenoding the resolutial, Pill
be know nothing of the working of Its instibitios, but
geed weeks epokofer themselves, and it one deer to kin
that they bad an able, and diligest sessinittes
isbeers).
Two Roe. W. R. brow prssses4 the ricappainteesst
if the old nissiben of OentWttee, with It. eaditied of
lb* following, in pissed Kr. Worn*, (left), asd to 111
the seri sew plasm : Mr. Willsoott, Mr. Wade. simi M.
Hoddinett. Re Mardi winked Seeley God speed.
Mr. C 11•11438 , s.d It wine writ&
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TN Roe. 5 /louvre ir.tid they MT -is:: 'hankies
the ~time pommel e mitered with the birdeirel fee the
lIIRTIOS they had reederee. sad be dogfight 1 the meet.
Mg to expiem their thdolis to as hrliwidual who had
method drool*, and la.e seeestial servio-d, it midht
be them them ref or. d to their r eidearme rde
ildest. r. trydby.-ileed iwolowee). Rie were oreewswe
Here Chet dey, edoweleriog he dollish, health wee
proof of 'be ie lomat he lieh in the iestitalioe, idowitaash
et be had to Gee the Molotov.% woodier, or he bed eone
see, time. dada; the eat per, to west ihrm I. their
it eliberatrime. Novo liddi deed mimeo Niles Shrine
ter west of him oordidl rade erotellpiat sad support; sent
be 411bireleal keit* tbet whtee•eir were this Ii
bits See at yetir fey tI riefetti-of
piet:oe of the torpitol, tin y would bore hir. Diette'.
.rdial.a4 bee•te apron owl -Omar. b•-•,-). There woe
ose eremite. sobs 114 beard, sod be bored be wed
e 4 tOrplailwa Cdt mintleere riarowed la hind. when to
I Lila. bee wile 'Web be *a. p% bed eee

hien made otelally soneeraant. It wee mooted at the
eting of the hos;iital that it would be of
elvontage to extend the nerfninees of the cloudy by
amine remon• lush. dudes of o ems, and Mr. Diem,
tunnel' they were nit iss • ranee to usc'eatake this,
hail himself in • private way endeavoured to catty nut
,1114 work of Chrinti•• lons mad i.h,itr in coonection
with the hmedial--(applanac). They all looked upon
the spawn of training Renee in hospitals es a very im-
portant hate • by which the usefultmes of the Motile-
ion might he extended beyond an Men walls, mid Mr.
Diaby Lad, in privet., encouraged ibis id.., nod he (the
•ithd waiver, glad to find that he hot given the smarm
outhority to miry on that excellent work, Several
'inns in the mune of the Font year when fever nod
other diem.' were prevalent li. thts tows, the medical
numbed b.-en distress...l for want of good name., ad
the parish doctor had ••ked him fro quently to moron
mend hitn some reepeetable women mho could cord out
the required duel' S. By the training of norms within ;
the hospital they would extend lie usefulness outside
the wain by wonien who gave themeslves from hich
motive. to the work, and who would be coomneteni to
undertake the desire of norms, whieh otherysim they
would be unable to dn. If the aystem were serried out
he believed they would he mainly indebted to Illifr.
Dishy, who bed thee solidly encouraged the suggestion
thrown nut Ind year—(applause).
Mr. W. D(2401.nT, Seconded toe motion, which was
most warmly nceived.
The (Athletes'''. said he could not sufficiently exorese
the pleasure with which 110 met them there that day to
rooms/dor the pent year, and to Lodi over Vie work the,
had done. He wan very much obliged to thong indeed,
and especially to their worthy vice,. for the warm and
full terms in which be had enpreens d his feeling., end
aloo to the meeting for Ibe via, in which his 0.111.• hal
been received. He was aloo very much *Meted to the
'roomier of the motion for hie kindness.. In looking
over the report of the hot year Done of them weld but
seasidev it was one of general gthtffitotion m to the
operations of the institation. Tbe work which had
ben d ine proved that the estobiliobw out wes inhed
required in thin distriet—(haar, hem). And while opals
th•t point he Gould not help referries to the great lore.
keoarle lie and sonos upon this question which Li, really
kind and worthy friend, the late Mr Teuton., •h-wed
before his death, which was the origination of the idea.
Mr. Yeatmae had said if • memorial shoeld be erected
to kia name, that of all thage he would desire it to 00a.
ant of a horpital forth, town of Sh•thorne. Re (the
chairman) thought that when they first began Dd.
sate" e men• of them had doubt. as to whether th- y
ohould ever be able to carry it oat. There were mnsiy
frienis of hi., and many sincere ones, therm a whom
were pro-eat on this oneseion, who mid to him "Mind
what you are about: this ebtablishment 1.,. undertak-
ing you can never eerry out, or you must carry it out
yourself after •IL. Bet very kindly as he knew those
stiggeetious were made, be thought the Metre" that hod
attended their amis, med the work of the institution
during the past year, if be dil not ussi too stroag as ex.
pressioa, had quite belied that statement He thosulit
their work during Om pant yomr had obown they amid
ten 4 the publics feeling on the question. and the report
just Inisi Were them showed it wan • working inediu•
tion, and • growing Mediation, which he treated yen,
' by year would be carried on with erettier
foree--(epplaum). In n (erring to this subject they
meet look to what their means were, and he thought,
although they certainly bad an exeellent revenue from
the liberal contribution. giveo to them, yet it wen
eel cot they wanted nomething more. It was alio
desirable a the same time that they should tads the
eastern wing; but in speaking of that they meet
trolled it would be extending and increasing their en.
panne in a very large way. To meet thin he looked
forward with enaldenee to the bazaar which it was con.
templated to hold in the spring, and be did think that
with elm •nitied voice, one wink no., one desire, their
friends in the district thould come forward and and,
them at the barmr—(henr, heart They e wou'd
Is. right in that building until they had that homer—
(laughter). They wanted increase-I mem and acoommo
dation, and already they found the effect. of not having
the eastern wing built, for, the wall being broken mol
unprotected from the weather, the ono, had an Of ct
upon the Interior of the building, which at was meet
deeirable should be out an end to. The good feeling
with which they had met together 111. day, and tin--
pleasure they felt in seeing the niecewau which a.tendwi
their aborts, amered haul that thy would Jo a 1 they
eould between this and neat ipril to en•are niece. to
their hamar. He did not think be (meld mity anything
further than merely to thank them for the way they
had sontributol to the advaseement of the hinelital.
He thought there had been esedissient good feeling dis-
played at thin meeting to my he might leave the meteor
In their hands—(appleam)—mid he was quite sere that
the result would he mob aa they expected in the spring,
and would enable them to build the Lew wing with •
largely inenemed rovenue—(implased.
W. rpooge paid • warm emeelieretst to the
•certinen of their invaluable Hoe. See., Mr. R. Lnaltlalla
who had worked with great amideisy and seal, and
The Czatuaiks. in putties' • resoled= of thanks
to Mr. Locoman, declared that imbed read red from him
swoosh information and saniatcom, cmovvyed with kindoem
and amidaitv.
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Mr. LOWMAN. In acknowledging the onto, which was
eorried by anclamation, said his friends knew he wall
very Der-v*4s mon, sod nothing would make him rung.
nervous thop to be.. biro's', spoken of in such Wrens.
Ho had had great pleura," in his work—some one woke
of trouble—he smared them be knew no each thing.
In the worm of the peer he had bad various Ilttle
oomm rather amesios. They hod tveseved so Mr. Hoot*,
'toted, a sum from the Marnhull ehnir, from the
Forester's fetes, two mina ef too geinar• nob, amoral
aoresots (-ton Coroner.' Juries, a balsam. from Ow old
Book Club (which he wire sorry to II brekon up,) sod
• soot/Drat ort from the ethorbornoVbilharmonic rfosi ty
- from the Sherborue Sall £6 (which he Itopod wool," 6.
,5p..a5,.1)); LS for killing a cat; 004 £l4 se. 64. from
the Sturtoinstor Mama Cattle imam"). Society—
(echoer-)..
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Captain FaLwitisea IMIS afraid he eoeld not promthe
• tend frog, the Nal this year •• tbe ladies w•rosil •
tos moon. He would segsset thst they should go to
Paris, and bring bask with tbeni objects de virtu (or
their hawser...

Ahi ink•holder on ebony Maori ted
to tLe In titution by Mr. Ellis, bookseller, of erboroe;
and me are informed that the fogoain• pewnt.
been made arias tb• year: -An oek fable, by John
Hussey, sq.; cc..., chair, by Coloool
Willmott ; a watarbod and Meskintoah sheet, by • few
friend.; a bleb, by Mr. Thomas Penny •set bed•
room mare. by .iss Herston cod be. brothers ; a 'varies
emir, by Miss (I Longman; ditto, by Mies Oollmee; •
disl by a f-ir friend.; an rnerioan clock by ditto;
...lye books by Mrs. Whistled Disby : bed-net
by the Key. T. James; sad an iron bedstead by Mr.
Behan.

Kr. FaLwassaa proposed • vote of thanks to Mr. RU.B
and the other kind donor.

The ceuemAx meoonried Ole proposition. whieb
strriorl with .welarnation.

This terminated the proceedings.

PUDDLISTOWN.

CONOIRZT. —The members of the Dorobenter Choral
Society gavel a 'rood evening concert in this silhies
on Thursday evening. when the large and oommodioaa
80boolroom waa placed at their dispreal by John
&Taw, Foq., the lord of the manor. The room wan
filled by a brilliant gathering of the elite of the
Deighboerboed, and the whole of the prop-some
wee sustained to the eatiafantioo of aI. We hear
Vat the result of the cioecort was an addition of
upward. of LII to the funds ef %Gemology.