The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-01-10 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1882.

DO3ORRIIITII3. Lea EXMOnyphlo. the southerlies is Leedom
wets endow She eat the Court bed reconts
Ten Won= Asertne.—The following me the tt, time they asold be told the
alma aim appointed for holding the Wiater Arsime, omirt no dmision in the matter.
(Lord Chief Jostles Co ircuit ckburn hti. reef Mr. ambito, memin in
1302:—Western C
sad Mr. Joetims Bowea).—Jaanary 11, at Devise. ; I
postpone the on.
Jaar at Wiaahraara • Jima", a°. at Dartilar& Mr. IPOSIMMI said It maned to him they were &Gl-
ut ; aaaar, 24J, at Reeler; Jaguar). no at Bads" ng with two perfectly distract matters, and he
February 2, at Lambda ; February 7,M the Guildhall: me- um they &dd.. so "r"
ale oe may Was He.
Bristol motioo.
Wawa NIGEL —Tim closing bows of the old year
wore marked here by the customary observances. : trildwatal, Kr. Haan" withdraw his modeles sad
There wee =mud emmegeime m Het Trinity. Mr. Hanibro's proposition of adjournment wm candid
and the musical pert of the service, whir.h • . ;whir" saajliwiaaaWr
processional and a recessional hymn, ism most 001 Mil MATE MITIASIL
eilloiestly rendered by the choir, Mr. T. M. Harmer
presiding at the organ. The motor, the Rev. H. The guard and annual sepepte of the VisitinglB....ozonpiesd Mt pulpit, and delivered • most Committee presealed, sad Whre of • ineslrlatis-
discourse on the word•—" Of old hrt thou factory character. I& the reports, whiols were very
=XIO-undation of the earth, and the heavens are lomphy, attention I. drawn to the remarkable mo-
th. work of Thy hands. They shall perish, but thou , Mast Is the number of patiente compared with
Malt endure; yes, all of them shall wax old like a former years. In 1880 they numbered 410, an increase
C=; se • vesture shalt thou Masse them and ofSl es compared wish She revlowe wiemene, in
all be changed; but Thou art the same, had ' the year 1881 Om number was 409, • reduction of one.
Thy years Mal hare no end." (Psalm 102, 25th ami The ri malodor of use details were highly satisfactory,
two following verses.) The address was liMsned to , and the Vo.d.ing Committee made a pleasing comment
brougham with marked atirsorkm, and the exceedingly on the judicious and excellent maws/emit of the
orderly conduct of the oungragation was most marks& Medical Stmeciutendents —The report was adopted, and
At the dose of Me service ' The Dead March was the committee restypowtei
played by Kr. Morgan. who theme& welcomed the 000171 mrammroan.
new yew with " ujah Chorus," played with
elect and which was limened to by imams' crowds Lord ELOON pelretatod lb* ell Poet al to the county
meg:awaked in the street. outside the sacred edifies. finenose, and • rate of ed. la the / was ordered.
The bells of both Bt. Peter's and East Fordangton MUST! POLIO/
Mercies rung CM usual mated peak just before
midnight, ibis being followed, ad at dock. chimed Colonel ILVIIILL prevented the natal Police Report,
[crib Me hour of midnight, by In. open peals, which and a ram ef id. la the 2 was ordered.
had a beautiful elect as the sounds broke on the , 0001117 •11.111411 g.
solemn stillness of the midnight air. The town band,
wiiich at the same time had taken up Ira quarters on The Comity Analyst'. Report was again ail. The
Charalhill, under the leadership of Mr. Lucas, rendered r•sppointmont of Dr. Coesyns Leach was approved.
• /11)=•//k of appropriate seleatiom boos after one
WITYOI7III BACIWATIII 11/IDOZ.
o'clock the streets had assumed their wonted quiet.
entertainment annually_ pros Mr. Romeo, Ineastilog Me report sot the Bridges
j=tat Christmas for the parishioners of Holy end 00 odd s—A loom has heed
took eal neared,/ erealalis and. "du received from the Trade sanctioning the plans
to ta" aorta 0.1 tits redraw Ladles sod Patiawilw who of restale shocatioss - the indices d

a time
Madly ameisieion the works, proved cf.— an magically
attractive reamoter, end allordsd the greeted grata-
gain to the Mtge madame with which the lama
Schoolroom was crowded. The Bev. H. Everett. the
redo,. presided. The followieg programme we. gais
ihromegh mod electively, the venal seleationi being
well rendered aiff doing credit to the
WividtalelYsingees, Mies Panels ylsyed the stain
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pimento s--fillie, "b. drag of the tiop•ptitirs,"
irsiotarty ; meg, "Three Old Maids of Les, Mims
; song. " Thy Vigo* is Near Me." Mr
rimmed ; reading " Nothing to Wear," Mr. P.
; wag. " The Mideldwite," Mr. A Stick.
lead; song, " Tenths= Toll," K. Williams;
z= bout ' Meek Twals Adventures," Mr.
I BOO& " The tan Farewell." Mr. Wynyard ;
reading, " King John sad the Theis Ganges of the
Abbott of Casterbary " (enoore), Major Thorburn ;
seam "Little Maid of Arcadia," Mr. W. Darden;
deal (inocred), Mn. 'matt and Mies IL ;
media& Mr. Wyayard ; sung, " • hammer
Shower." Miss Pearce; song, "The Pollosaman's
Sow," Mr. Albert S. titickland ; reading.
" A MO tide as the Liasolaahlre coast," Mm. Everett;
song, " fairy Jane," Mr. W. Durden ; song, " The
these little grantor," Mn. Everett; glee, " All
ameag the bailey," chair ; " God mare the
Bv•rett, Miss K. tVilliams. sad MINI Pearce
were moot enoeseafrd In the rendering of their respeo.
give pima, this being particularly the case with the
duet In which Mrs. Ersiett Mead me Williams took
park which elicited, se it well deserved, an =deal-
ableamore. Kr. Darden sang each of his IMP in
We natal sumairsta maw ; and Mr. Wynward warn
heard to groat advantage ia "The Tar's Farewell,"
which he foes with anah pathos and feeling. Mr. A.
fitieldsed afforded iamb gratification by his spirited
=
of"
The Kidshipoxite," and he we. equally
In his more inunourous selection of " The
Policemaa's Soft," the deal of which was much eu-
haeoed by the adinirshie manner in which the chorus
was taken up by the glee party. The reeding, each
met with • very gratifying reception. The enter.
tehinment was by far the moot suocematal of any that
bee Mien plans in any pre Mous year, and the ladies
sad gingham° Midas part are to be warmly °mgrs.
belated on such • gratifying result. Tim performers
at the dose were heartily thanked, on the prop aitioa
of Mr. Everett, for the valuable assistance they hat
rendered, a hope at the same time being expressed
that another entertalument of a similar character
would be given before the present winter season was
over.

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10 Donut *lose to mks ii the Wint-ooth 11.4
water-bridge. The leraer le as follows 8—
" Bored of Trade (Harbors Dipartmeat), Whitehall
Girder, a W., uk Deeembwr,
" llw.—llWor rite to Tut iweitesticui foe use swabs el
Me Bawd GI Trade to aerie& aiwratama whirl the
Juba* 4 the Pease forAtart propose MI make ia the
Bash weller•brides as Wesson on aim sod is anwassail
to 700 the eaoOliffiaikelli &mamas plea of the
weeks. Rpm wash Me formal meant of the l="cal
Trade his beta imearibed, as your satharity,as tar she Mak
janedieema her Me premium° or widows j ormareed,
Lou peemsdiag with the works It la requestall that the
laespeekag eammeader aid oaken of the mastgeard, or
other psalm authorised by the Board of Trade, may be
puisoltiodis lama' Utopia& aid works, whenever be may
deem it sicatorry to do is. for the omeervatsou of the
asvigallea aid prolsedess of the poblio.-1 aß.r, your
etwaseat awreat, C. OWL naval'. Aries= tary.
To T 0... Moots. Iraq, Oast of the Bum Mat SNIP
Mena NEW:
Mass the adjourned swidose the Clerk of tile Pesos
.isse writtea to the Ma or of Weymouth, proulog for
the dedelun of Um Ooiporshloa with copra to Um
Weymouth Bridge Improveasoot sober" sad • letter
has been resolved frau the Mayor of Weymouth,
asking the county authorities to allow the matter to
Mood over for a time, sod at thesis. time andertaldng
that they will not prom for judgment daring the
fortboomirg klillsry Sittings lf the work is port-
ioned :

" Weymouth. Deestaber BBL
"Dear Mr. rooka—Nagotlatices are still pending with
the owner of the land on the winters side of the Back-
water es to building • wall. è From the nature of
theca It to oenble to brie' than to • settlement by the
Jemmy Bes and under these circumetanom I must
ash the county authorities to allow the matter to stand
ever for • time, and I will undertake that we shall not
peonies judgment during the forthcoming Hillary Sittings.
I happened, casually, to aro Kr. flambee a day or two
ago, and I fully explained to him the position of the
matter—Tear. truly, B. N. Bowie, (Mayor). T. Nook;
rakith regard to the first position, Mr. Hamby°
remarked under the circumstances it appeared they
could do nothing in respect of the Weymouth Back-
water Bridge. Ifie thought the discussion of the
question as to what kind of structure would be mom
desirable hat better be postponed until the next
Easter Sessions. This portion of the report was
adopted, and, Mr. Menthe° having read the remainder,
• provisional order SAM issued for making the main
roads of the road* specified in that portion of the
report. Mr. Mambo then moved that the committee
be re-nominated, Colonel Steward to be appointed
chairman, and Major-General Lane in the place of the
Rev. G. Garland. This was agreed to.

COIIVIRANCR OF PRIDOININ.
The CHAIRMAN called attention to the judgment of
the House of Lords in Mullen. v. the Comity Trea-
surer of Surrey. In reference to the liability for the
expenses of conveying prisoners to prison, said the
appeal had been confirmed by the brew court tt.at
Lb. payment of the charges for conducting prisoners
to prison was payable through the Treasury and not
through the county.
The Cum, CO AAAAA LIN Report wee received, from
which it appears that 189 persons were •pprellended
by the ceistalbulary. They were dealt with as
f dlows :—Discharged, 45 ; summarily disposed of, 121 ;
committal for trial, 23. These returns show a small
inmates—TM, 17 in the number of persons appre.
handed, whilst the number committed for trial is 12
more than in the corresponding quarter of last year.
I also beg to lay before the Court the returns under the
Contagious DIKSIIOO (Animals) Act. During the past
quarter there has been one outbreak of swine fever.
l'hirtyone animals have been slaughtered by order of
the local authority.

THU PIIDIOS CHAIM TCIIIID.