The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-13 00:00:00

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feefoTunbthecieed(loo'brretveratheesttliadporel"tfideownan,wihninie.:l623ntebth!,etzereciLthteds.ailechuboryiy:
Trinity, at their exeunt*,
of the Liwn /await reading, writing, and arithmetic.
There are no endowments vested in the Crrporatiou
belonging to the school, but the master is permitted
to live rent free in the house for his trouble of teach.
lug the said boys, which said master is put in or
removed upon just occasion by the Coro.retion.
_..c„rp,,,nzfres. by --, dated --, gave in leud,
r instructing ,i
Tbevpr,Ediuxinfarditboyayi swpshso,it,borb:rhis;_eth,tuth_tee,
p:ow.fdeesaltfd.reetn.b;pibueree:pafrlted.l:edt.h.fe church in Holy
e..f lily Trio,.
1610). gave an
parish,
for
the
es
helaLfilst
of
threewrop.„-,lra,nfet,hitnt
ail)lnsoryebilipanttiertiTisibraarime Churchill, by will, davtredstidl7thi..Aprthile,
1639, gave £lO in money, to remain in stock for the
use of the po .r, to be laid out in some_yrofitable em.
cPYsthhhicuelilkrcruie:bueg:}:ty:faeo—oefrus—naitht:hoededfiratt:,:l":ll7-7chlyool:ffriglthvieteiysthr"reet.Parismpts:bris.uTh'elT'sel:;;:na;nitt.ii
none ammo.* to have been paid to the parblien if
Holy Trinity and tit. Peter's sin,* the year 1685, nor
to the perish of All Saints' since the year 1699.
General charities—John Gould, gen.. by deed en•
rolled dated gave an annuity or yearly rent charge
of £8 payable for ever out of an house situate in the
parish of St. Peke., now the lands .1 George Gould,
Esq.. towardsthe support of the poor for the equel
benefit of the three parish... Vested in the Corpirethoi.
Richard Bushrwl, by will date 28• h N .vember, 1628,
ga‘e £4 per annum out of lands in the parish .4
Wootton Glanville, in this county, tow .rde t
sopoort of the poor, to be divided between the three
parishes. Vested in received by the Corporation,
-- by dated—, gave an =nu two' yearly rent
charge of I:2, issuing of an house in this parish hew..
fitHoreerlpethilrilandteihesbeo.fdThiveiamaziedsiinhe_aneenreinltigi,vaeodgndtbnhyoewthpeereofeoWilliam of tb.
rp ra.
ton. Edward Dasbwood by will (the will not found)
dated (be diet sth February, 1666), gave £5O in
money, the interest of which was to be equal)/ divided
amony the poor of the three parishe.. Wetted in
Corporation. Thomas Gale, by will dated 2nd
January, 1677, gave £lOO, the profits of which were
for the benefit of the poor of the three perishes
follows :—Viz., ..us moiety to pod. of All Saints'
parish (10. 16e.), and the other m dely between the
two parishes St. Peter's and Holy Trinity, 18... each.
Vested in Corporatiou.—Robett Thorn' r, by will
dared 814 May, 1690, devised all his real estate in
messua..es and lauds, situate in the city of ',mina,
th. n .1 the yearly value of 1:80 (and after the lame ..1 the
Pelee to Sir Peter Vandeput was expired, niLht be of
the yearly value of £403), unto trustees therein name I,
and to their succe-s .re to be appointed as therein,
declared forth. ellowing uses :-...E10p-r annum f. ever
out of the net pr coeds between his truss-or and ir
succemors in reoompenee to them for discbargitat th.ir
trust, after allowing the said .110 per annum an I the
legacies given by his will anti debts, and the expenses
of his funeral being first pabl, he appoints the first
two, which should arise out of the profits of his sail
lands, for the discharging the legacy given to his chi,d
in cam' his wife should havefueanint yeoefebhythehehlim.reld.t.fOirfiteiLtnhheeet
thenPaipent profits Phnoetf:t7tihi :et I
hthesii7edr adtoP
eft r"sr a
eda t
erni
hge the
maintenancenti u floe.
freef a the
school at Litton. in this comity, in the mariner therein
mentioned. The testator then gave the remainder of
the net profits of the said lands for the bindirg
apprentices t . mechanical labouring trades, such poor
children and youths of the said p rish of Litton, the
towns of Dorchester. Southampton, and .14 ~f
Salisbury, to eve. y child £5 for placing them out.
apprentices, and cs more for a stock to set up at the
end of their apprenticship to such pe u IP only • f the
said places is were industriousi inclined in the ju Ire'
meht .1 the trust es. For the me exa.t lire, thin of
the trustees in this affair, the testator appr.inted thst
when such remaining part of the net pr fi th- ..id
lan is determined to the use aforesaid should ittliiMilt
to £5OO, received by the said truettes, then the -au., to
be thus disposed of :—One (north port thereof to the
children of Litton ; three fourth p .rte the eof to the
chilrben of D ; and the second £5OO thu• t be
raised to the children a Southernoton, and the third
£5OO in like manner to the children of Salsbury, and
thus suocemively a. money sh old be received; such
several sums of E5OO to be disposed .1 .r the placing and
eettinrup the children .1 the aforesaid (etch children
being acccordingly qualified as far as may he disc-rued
by the sail trustees), during the continua ce of the
said lesse by which the said lands were then grsnied.
Alt.r the expiration .1 the said lease, which expired
the 26th of March, 1769, the te-tstor apoointed 1100
certain per antann (tbe said £lO to the trostte. sni
other legacies deducted), to be emp oved to the uos
aforesaid as follows: One fourth part there f
toward@ the school at Litton, and three fourth pots
thereof to the placing and {setting-up children of 'ha
above tiaras, and to be received and dielsoed of in
like manner as aforesaid, en) as to conti tie for evert)
the end of time. V. Mod in Timothy Hollis, I horn
Brand Holli., At.thony Chapman, a. d Peter Beinsol,
Kale, trustess.—Juliss.a Perkins, be will dat ol 19. h
January, 1656. gave the sum of £lOO t 'the u-e f the
poor of the three parishes, to retosio as a etch for
them for ever. By indenture date 19th April, 1660.
the mayor, bailiffs. aldermen, an I burgresee, in c n-
aideration of £lOO to them pail by Arthur Gould aril
Susan Grove, execotors of the said Judans Perkin.,
with the consent of Josiah Ferry, Thomas Svmon It,
and John Foyle, overseers ..f her will, and Irk-wiro
with the consent of the overseers of the po ir of the
three parishes, did grant unto the sail executor. ad
overseers of the sail will ic.1.1 their heir. Of,e a flu' y
or yearly rent charge of £6 per an um out of their
three in s.usretee, with the apourtena cs odicl the
I.
e poor
beee:trtebi air three parishesnth'"hiaid
int dtl r2saw etfi hte
hdhli vtneor6f:i
vii‘,kfart tce' t f.l
executors; but who such heir is is Uit known.
William Gape, by will dated —, gave an aunuay
issuing out of land .1 the for of the rari,h
of All -taint.', viz., his five teneniet te or me-eria•re. in
t. Sythe'.-lane (St. Serithen's.latie), London, 15 per
aunum f.,r ever; the fleet payment t..he ma le for
the death of Mary (his wife). who ,lied 16th Nov., 1681.
Vested in (uukn ..en), but received tiv he church-
war.mna —Ann Napier, by deed Awed lad Ma cti,l7lt.
gave some lend at Nielbury, the profits thereof to te
applied in teaching six po .r children, viz., • by and
girl belonging to each of these three parishes to read
the Holy Scripture, ac., and the surplus of the estate.
If any, to go towards clothing them. Vested i the
Corporation.—Jobn Sarzways, by will dated April,
1738, gave an annuity of £5 per annum for ever, cleat
of all deductions, chargeable to the testator's dwelling.
house in Holy Trinity parish, for laying o it the same
and binding out
apprentice, a child of some poor inhabitant of the
er'. erich as the
person for the time being, who should be seizsd of
charged with the said annuity, and William Belitha
eir reetective him,
together with the mintste'rs of the parish .1 11.1 y
ore-
way's and Mrs. Lora Pitt, by deed, (hied 7th
ld
ity
July, 1737, and 14th Febroary, 1740, gave in land f
everytpTatwc,D ohhhnahr lieedr parish
:hP!Ei snohr:Hhpo't4Doe7u:lFerodr.dml.ftbiTrt.schinad'erota.rri.yb.in.Pstinepiewlwi.et......rot.riyhfshvie..lohdy.:rcliesaFaSoant.yr.ti:,:cilePn'itirbartlhoe.,ltb:°ahy::: ru::llntehtatthl(l,t:l,l37htn.c:':k'i
his
hampton, iu the Parish of Stinsf .r I), an fin iirg them
ir
4.
b pen., and p.per, ao.l t ..a..h of them at
duty of Man." Vests. I in Edmund Morten PleY
Thomas Gundry, Esqrs , and William Chaffin, clerk,
trustees. Note—to the schoolmaster of the above
by will, dated 10th
October, £l5O in money for the cd 'thing and instruct.
Mg of two or more poor boys of the town ~f fur.
chaster. three vests at school and binding them out
apprentices. Vested in the above nemel trustees.—
George Lock, by will (will not to be found), ilste3
gave £2O in money, the interest of which to be
paid to the poor in the parish of All Saints by the
overseers of th 4 parish. Vested in Hobert Sticlea...l,
gent., the representative of I{..bert bider. deressed.
Abstract .if returns mute by the ministers and
Churchwardens of charitable donations, in the Couttf
•if Dorset, for the benefit of par persons pursuant to
the Act of 26 George the 111.
A list of places where Stroud Mitchell left his
charity :
Abbotsbnry
Bete Regis
liridpot t .
Fleet
Isangton Herring... „
Nfeloombe Regis six huthels of 'coal
Milborne St. Andrew ...
Wareham
Weymouth

C • d.
1 0 0
1 0 0
1 0 0
0 13 4
0 13 4

0 0
1 0 0
1134
and 10 bushels of ooal
Wlmboroe Mioater . 1 0
Wyk., 10 bushels of coil
Gamuts MEWL
4, Q00•11.11-rOli, Ohapelry, Weymouth.

PORTLAZD.

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Liar—On Friday mornings during Lent there will
be special services at St. Peter's Church, cummenc 04
4 a quarter-past 11 o'clock.
Mitrraar. —lt is stated that the 22ni RAltiole°t
from Jersey will succeed the Sheol).hire Regillat6 'a
garrisoning the Citadel.
Juana' SINGILL—Mr. Martin's party negro
jubilee singers from North Carolina visited Portlioid
and sangat the congregational Schoolro im on li.nd.l
evening, and twice on Tuesday. They had a goo 4
audience, especially on tbe first night.
IN-rite•Ftun INerrroTe. The Top-hill Goi'l
Tempters have removed their lodge.roorn from the
Bible Christian Schoolroom, Wakefitins. to the In.ti•
lota "in the field,"
'creeps being for the
seclusion desirable toe the private work.
Tax Permit's METHODIST The f.9ol.riPi
prepared
I. a summary of the propels at the Primitive
Methotist Bazaar held last wrok :—Entranc., fee"
£4 10.. 10d. ; choir still No. 1, £3O 12.. 6,1 ;ch It
stall No " le• ; lies' committee, £5 91.
Mr. Taylor's stall, 7s. 6d. ; Mrs. Serer'. et.ll,
El 14e 1L ; Miss Comben and friend.' stall, £5 Hs 6
ref. eshment stall. 13e. 10 1 ; donations, £2B. ; c
ing cards. £5 10e. Li. ; tea profite—Mrs. R Combos
table 16n, choir table £1 19s. 6 1., annmittes'il labl
19s. OL, £3 14e. 64d.: total, £47 17s. 9d.
TzxreaAmos ExTIMIAIIIIIZIrf. —The usual entm"
Illaammit took place at the Sailors' Rest on Monis?
last. Mr. Bannerman presided, and Mies Bannerman
conducted at the piano. Tb• programme wise el
follows :—Piano duet, Miss Bannerman and Miss At
Mato° ; reading, "Th. Honest Publican's Chreler.,
Corporal Brandish ;song. "These Girls at the Scitool.
Mr. Lillywhite recitation, "Little Jens," ilorP°_,
:
Smith' song, "Won't you Buy my Prett7 rinw"L.
Kim B tunerman ; recitation," Wrecked and Saved,
.7. Holland; solo (piano), Miss Ada MOO° ; 'Ong'
" Skipper and his Boy," Mr. Johnson; reedits&
" Faithless Nelly Brown," Mr. Bannerman ; 1044
" Jeesle's Dream," Mr. DuiskLiy ; piano duet,
pole Dance," Kisses Bannerman; National Anthent•

BUDDEN DEATH OF A FRENCH BHIPOWNEI.
IL N.
IWO

An Inquest wan bald on Monday last, before
Hownrcl, Seq., J.P., coroner, on do bod 7 01
Made Le Bantam, a Franallasaa.