The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-07-04 00:00:00

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TUF3DAY, JULY 4, 1871.

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Tag DIVISION ON THU BALLot.—Tho following wow.
berm connected with places in thin county v 0144., M.
the ballot :—For the mecum—Mr ILEiwlrds'
J. Guest, Mx T. A. hlitohelL Againet—lfr John Floyer,
Mr Arthur E. Guest, Mr ch,k,„ Mambro. Itr,rlh:l-
Gerard Stark Lieutenant-Colonel 140" Siere. e
Hon. W. U. B. Portman did not vote.

DORCHESTER.
itsuso.—Daring the Pell few wekB the"
Ftqwla Br
hyfuo of dower owoliag in Dorchester, and,
hes been a p
what is wore., muoh absolute destruction. Both men
and boys have been croneerned in the offence, and some
Al usual when
trouble has been taken to *atoll thorn.
losed °Headers, the oomplaininto in
watching has disc
caves have refused W tei" iurti2er PrO000di1411:
many
so men have escaped. and it was tat to Mr. Robert
.. caught aarog •
.t,,24:0
litrom Mr. Class'e
Cue, of Alexandra Terrace, to Perform the public duty
of prosecuting. A led :wood Janes co., of Grove
Buildings,
garden, mid ho was segue Desk ike onday be caais
before J. Bishop and ii• DiVil, sqrs., and tearfully
admitted his guilt. Mr, Bishop lectured him on the
wrong he bad done, told him what he was liable to, and
dioohogod him with • warning to all others that they
expect SOV•f 0 punishment. lßs widowed mother
ow,
hod k, pay 2s for the losson.
raj Wurnis. —The following Is our meteorological

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II Weather state of Weather.
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Jos. • .
e 3 47 N Fine,
27 434 to NW &SW Rain, cloudy
23 04 49 W !lain, cloudy, One
gn 07 65 SW *8 Flee
30 03 0.2 WSW Rain, fine
July 1 211. rt:: I ;ZLZ
OLD Fauna LOOOE.-81r,—W111 you kindly give
me spew in your valuable paper, to show the good
remitting from being a member of the Old Friends'
L33ge. One of the sufferers by the late tire at Char-
minstei, belonging to the first male. reeelvsd £5. There
are throe solos in this society, namely lit, 41 61 per
quartenby which in ease of siekness,each member receives
10i por weer, £lO at death. £5 at death of wife and
£5 oa loss by fire ; 2nd soalo, Gs 61 per quarter, ensuring
15s per walk in siokness, Els at death, £7 104 death of
a wife, and E 7 101 loos by fire; 3rd scale, di 61 per
quarter, £1 per week In sickness, E2O at death, £lO at
death of wife, and EIO loss by fire. This is the third
COL9O relieved minim the formation of this branch in Dor-
chester —two members of the first sale and one of the
third, an advantage n3t given by any other soci it
Yours truly, the agent for the Dorchester Branch, J.
BABA& of Castle Row, of whom all particulars can be
obtained, Of Of Mr. J. Barrett, Phccilz Inn.
The BIMILL BOSIID.—The annual vestry meetings
for the election of members and auditors for the Burial
Board were held on Thursday. At AU Stints, in the
room of the Re?. J. Miller and the late Mr. 0. B.
Greening, were elected the Nov. H. F. Jones and the
Rev. B. L. Watson; at St. Pato., Mr. O. U. Davis
retired, and Mr. H. Basoombe was chosen; and at Holy
Trinity Kr. Ji it. Toozo and Mr. G. Hawkins were
re-elected. As auditors at All Saints Mr. (1.0. Ramsey
was reelected and Mr. G. Mutford elected; at St.
Peter, Mr. T. Newman was re-aleeted and Mr. T. C.
Penney elected; end at Holy Trinity, Mr. T. Lennon
and Mr. E. P. Watts were chosen. The amounts
showed—Receipts Balance £3 lls 41; for Holy Trinity
8s 81, St. Peter £92 Gs, All Saints £Boss 41, fees
ko, 041 71 64, total £428 18s 101. The expenditure
WM Instalments of loans £l9O, compensation to clergy
and sextons £27, salaries £7O 13s. interest and income
£57 104 31, improvements. repairs, and maintenance
£l6 2s 114, poor and other rates El 2s ld, making a
total of ow 94 led,and leaving a balance) of EGG 9s 814.
Diterri2 the fourteen years the cemetery has been
there have been 1,029 miasmal nts, or an average
o 73 per annum. Daring the year 1874 there were no
less than 123 burials.

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Twilling,

£125