The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-07 00:00:00

DORCHBEITER. Mr. Beane, Major Cam Sykee, Colonel Steward, Mr.
Mtge 4;101111014 Humor, daughter of Nlr. Williatn R.B. Thornton, Mr. A. Rankin, Mr. Swinburne•
Bishop, provision merchant of this town, haa Hanhant, Nlajor Churchill, Mr. Hector alonro, Mr.
the renior examination of the Royal Academy of mu„ic Kindersley, Mr. O. Iloyer, and Captain Fyler.
initianoforte playing,
entere WORKS.
1111IIIICAL APPoIN.PURNT.-At ft meeting of the Colonel Hawse° mid the report of the County
Board of Onardiane, on Wedneeday, Enteat Work.. Committee, ae follows :-
wax appointed medical officer of the Channineter In the course of the men WU the following •• -
diatrict .4 the Darchniter Union, in the place .4 Mr. I Weymouth Watenvorks Company and the Back-
.in, nwigneel. water Bridge: Plinio/int to the direction of the Conn
It. If. .tvi.v..-.tn obvious error crept into at the lain Quarter tie.sions, your committee have had
our witice .1 the tiniveniity success gained by this old niter consideration the application of the Weymouth
County School I.'y, liii. moue 'tumid have appeared Waterworke Company for laying main water pipes
an the only one in the First Class .1 the Cambridge acneve this bridge to convey water into the district of
Theological Trip., and not the fifth. West Ham, in the parish of Wyke Regis. Your
SUDIILN Di:ATM.-UM Kellaway wax passing the committee have had an interview with Mr. O.
house of Mr. Cowl, stirgeon, on Titeeday evening when Andrews and Mr. POI, Hooper, the solicitors of the
Nhe was taken suddenly ill. Mr. 14.. ad W/1/. at once company, and Mr. Criclanay, the engineer, who
callt.J, and she was taken inside his house, and al' attended in stipport of the application. Mi. Andrews,
though the doctor clid all in hia power, the Issir on behalf of the company,
offered to make a pay.
woman died almoat immediately. Mlle had been under ment to the county authority of £lOO if they were
Mr. tinorl's treatment for heart dheaxe. allowed to carry their mains on the piles on the south
" C COMPANY, laT DA V. I ionn SCORIN(;.- hide of the bridge with certain conditions AM to
On Wednesday lest in the 2nd Clam (Ten rounds at retain., ke. Your conmmnittee considered the offer of
500 and 000 yard.), the following aeon.. were toad.. :- the Waterworks Cimeany and declined to entertain
500 Yds. 600 Yd., Tot, it, and informed Mr. Andrews (I) that if the company
Sergeant Minion! 31 33 -07 will give the county authority a sum of 1100; (2) will
Sergeant Robinson . 33 30 - 03 execute all the work to the satisfaction id the county
Colour-Sergeant Hartle ... 34 25 -59 surveyor ; (3) make good all damage to the bridge
Sergeant Baker . . 21 -51 during the execution .4 the work; (4) keep in repair
The bull ...eye count. heir (M.P.H. 80), and the the wood and iron work required to support
minimum .4 winks requinel in order to pass in thin the pipes ; (3) will during any necessary maws to
class is 30. The weekly swie.t.take on Monday the bridge by the county authority maintain or
rimbledon Ruh.) by colour-Sergeant temporarily remove Own fa pf.ll at their own cost ; (0)
tarns, 85 point. ; Sergeant if tithed being ..cond remove the pipes should the bridge require re-con-
with 81. etniction ; (7) will defray the not 14 the comity stir
Dotterr Coca-rr Aavtall.-An interesting little ' veyor's superintendence of the works, and enter into
ceremony took place at this institution lal lintlinlay an agnsatent for au ondertaking with regard to the
the 27th June. The matron of the .tsyh 1111 l Prudence Corporation rights L. regards the centre meeting in
pewee, hae lately resigned her i'flirt', having been in the bridge. and also stipulating as to the foregoing
the service of the comity for 38 years, mul the ?well- and other details, the oat cif which agreement to be
r.sl eiperintendent and family, with the medical officers bonw by the company-your committee would recom•
and staff of both ,asylum., united to pnweitt her with mend ti. the Court to allow the water mains to be
a token of their ottetaii and respect, won by her dirt' carried item the bridge mistiggeeted, and that the sum
tion P. her dutiee and universal courtesy and kindness, of C 330, when received fnen the company, death, lei
during her long term of service. The withecrihere, appropriated by the county towards the conatniction
numbering in all 53, were gathered in the Hecnation 4.1 a footpoith on the side of the bridge, provided that
Hall, MI Dr, f•irnee prefaced the Presentation by the additional money required for this object in reheat
reading/ the following address, which wive engroewel by private subecriptson., -Mr. Andrewc on behalf of
on vellum and signed by all the subscribers the company, agreed to these terma.
'3oth June, 1141.1.-To Prudence Dewey, Matron of With regar it' the Backwater Bridge at Weymouth,
the Dorset County Aeyltim-We, the Ilnderaigned a petition was read front the inhabitants of west.
nflieere awl member* of the staff, and other friend*, ham, preying that some provision should he made for
have sincere pleaatan., but mixed with feeling., tif nal the safety of foot paawngers.
regret, in offering you "lir hearty congratulations int Th.. Cat %mese then seki.l for 00 al urgent lor
the occasion of yogi- retirement front the service .4 the Hayward 's Bridge, and gave notice that at the mat
asylum, after a peri..l .4 314 years' work, and we Are Ses.ions he shmild ask for 1,10 hir Julian's Bridge. -
gratified to know that the Cot 1111 l ittee of Visitors him. Sodom, the money wee t uteri, the CHAII:MAN warned
shown thew appreciation this long and feitliftil the committee not P. flake the.. " imrgt-miry uteti too
service Ily granting you a ;elution for the remainder id frequent. otherwise the order of Seasione would loee
your life, SV. desire to lapr yota as a !muting gift it it. meaning,
tea-service and tray, butter did' end kitde, bread With regard to the application of tie. Wirmiuth
piste, 'neat rack_, hot Water }Mb JAM not, and photo. Waterworks Company, and the memorial front West-
graph ell, 1111 l . The., will pr..., poi our regard awl hem, the CHAIRMAN said the latter wow rather cv.eions
eetecen, and help to keep us in pair memory when wit question. So far aa his knowledge went he did not
are separated far fnen each other. We hope and kw av steal a pr'; ~.it had ever beets made to the
trust that your life may he epoinel for natty years to Con before, and he did not know the Court had ever
enjoy rein and quietude, and that, afterwards, you undertaken to enlarge their bridge.' wills reference to
may hare the bleastednees of life the traffic by foot paniengeni. Therefore it was
The Medical Superintendent then spokeui the valie ninewutry to be cendul in proceeding in this matter.
able 'services id Prudence Dewey, and"( the way in But then la, would remind the Court they were to
which she had risen from the position of an lintler.niinoi have C3OO fnen the Waterworks Comlany, and there
1... be matron of the arylimis, and imprecated upon all wit. a stalsicription amounting to Li J 0 and he stip.
the staff that faithful Puerto brought own reward posed that money might be made available for this
-meowing her that he hintedt felt her lent ing v ley ineremied csinvenience. 14.1 far, they could go
much, and that every nwmber cif his family ...pally withien making any chartt upon the rates,
regretted it...eleit they all rejoiced that she was in gain and it was he the Court to consider
health, and had every prospect, of year. .4 enjoyment. , whether they would do Anything in the way
sn,a,added,, that , he, th,' o..llllit,litt,e,' id .1 constructing this footway or not. Of °wine there
v'outora all nati nein nor in trilo revect hir the !Pineal tea, no liability on the hart of the Court to do it, and.
and faithful way in wiui,ht lii.r 1111.1 been carried so far as it went, he. knew of one or IWO I'them bridges
out, and then concluded by heartily wishing her every Ida ve,aild not is worm, he being widened. Still
lilecteing, both telllls mid mid I.krual. Ismil chorea then. tram the great length of this particular bridge
wen, then gi viii lty till. -Dr. Maclhmelil, the I handy. I and the ,a,theallat 'wavy fesadniffie.
eittperitnenclent. tesailled Po the only's. poeition 111 the Th I eg _=
so adopted the reominnendation of the
J 4.1111111 liel.l Mks Dewey In ountradistinetimi to the I committee to accent the offer id the Water
matrons whom Iti. lad known lii other laYllllll. ithil I work, Company if WOO for permieeion to lay tluir
aaid AV emphatically deserved 111 i. tllle ''Nl:Ober mail; the emidilims cuntainsd op m 5,et,..-4 hit
.4 the Dorset Asylum..." Mr. 11. Sylou a, on the ilileotion the funtway, Mr. H. If.
of Wined( awl other moithers of hi. family, said Ilea' Km,timy bore I...tinunty to the *mortals*, nif such a c.o.
had visit 14..asup. imm stilmeribing, awl "pike id the veatiente. being provichel. It Wao It very long and very
hey all f..lt for Priiiletive, and the alfortionismrso.wamatagst &agar to foot.
whim whirls thee nedanhslillelteeloillo• their Icillic. preaceigers, aolosttel SWarrietai taineshorateel, and
a Wide, awl eYelled remarked Ilse old bridge did provide reee.en fur the
gnat amitiration. Mi.. I liewey, who at. 1111101 mil. whirl, had Iss.ii dinwaway.
vainly mu1...1% miring t.. rourn thank., (1, Hosp. Surely the itilialatimis .1 Weymouth caw
Mr. 11. SYllie. 1.0 ii.. ci for law Odell la ft. Hat tbs. calmly, shit-1111a. already been put tom
happy sentences le. remarking tl:at she hail known great eqoaaai, to improve the Nide for the 'murk id
hilii iron; Ili• birth, ism! lie felt really happy its Ism uhf! w 0.1,10.1.11 in I 11,.
sueli ui 'nullity .4 f.. 0 mod. for 111. r , I 5i,,,,11.1 5tr,,m05...1.5..i.t in any additional es rise un
Wild had always limas en kind will cn osiderate towards the 1.11,1 te. • Mr. H. If. Hhe But Colonel Loehr..
him awl all tie.. near awl clear to him.-- APerwiwilt allgIteall• it i.Ali doll.. Winton' esienna*.-0.1..trl
111.. attendant., emotes, awl servants sat Udall fo 11 tuna.; aaid if the Court applied the conn dud tne
%upper, and elient a most enjoyable evening, subscriptions there tessl Is. ii., Aerie. t,ui the comity.
all heartily encletividirtim tofu..., by their eompottsla• ale tkow, said them he Ind obieet. - Major
t Mika and e elites their thorough nemect awl good feel. %lover Ittrree iloW is it to be Iteld in repair? is
ing. for the mewl ''lii matron. there d ito eb now on t the bridge? Th.. name of di,.
Toe S.ll4l*Pue4 (..I,V. With natant to thi• ea*. the I.K.wc *aid filo mow?. we. Iswroulail for II year. (pan
b/w r, .11 the 311th tilt. makes the billowing the Silt erammation mill, NlaJor Mover 11.1TTISN
wilt:lug.s, oryporl Sialtinlity before ;rested that the C 3131 .11.,111,11.' 1"1":11.'.14**""
the Court for Crown Close. Reset vie!, is tug far is. we ti,,,r 4.44, is.l4y to a magiatrate Colonel 11.0111110
me imam, nit ontiroly new witliority on the lAw ,„„j,li.,tliiiam,ohbridge would Is from
pretence., and con•iderably enlarges the wile CVO to 000, They 44..111.1 hays Man fermi the Watml
la1""ti""" f'a "la"illi"(4 g'""ls l'Y wean.. works Coo and the subscription might he
T',' l' "'"" 'V" a f'""ae w""1.",116‘,.........ritY era. T. ilieala any deficiency would Ile 111/1111.
for 1111 advance a hill Of 'al,' nisei ids furniture, live by the town id Weymouth. 314 wive. reliiitUltal
and dead (gain groWillg and the Court there would la. the riot id repair. They
implement. husbandry, and other goods owl chat tels at 1,1 his,-,, me tolerant... feint Weymouth
oil his farm, ie. which might at any time t benafter be to keep the bridge in repair its future. -
on ie. about the amid itimiliaoa, and it emit, l 11l a 111 n.ply to the Chairman. the County Slll.Veror
proviso that the stock on the fat o Heald le ..1,1 bY the coat of rsissir wmild Is. about CIO n
of f10.10,,,,t,4., grantee Wryi mi.,t Clllll.ll. kat Mot-NT 11.1TTISX hoped the Court would be quite aware
a clerk gave so Wentsa that leave was in the balk of what they wen. doing. Tiny were going to vote 1.11011,
being given to ..11 .t..ck in the ordinary way id whielt, ally what they like, was county iseiney, mmii
1114/11111....., but that Iti• luul not given the prieonie would emu,. out id the ratepayers' pockete, and £IO a
It's.',' to all. .‘liont two. months after Ow tlate your for repair.-Colonel tentwanit : Weymouth is
id the bill of sale the prisoner sold to Ow on.. of the !mesa ratepayer,. iii the county.--Mr.
liroseelltor a large quantity of the stock comorieed Sow. said as then. ea, Hanger to life' and it would
in the bill of wile for 1,103. Th.- prisoner sae nia be a convenience to d m istricts itside Wernolith, ila
alleged to lime mad.. any ntatement to the Mae. well a. till. tOWIII itself, it would he paltry economy on
odor that the cattle wen. his ; lie only nhowtal them the pan ..f the Court Pi refuse it.-Mr. J. lIATTIM
t.l nrosarciitor and gas,' 111111 a price for them, '1 he „aid th,,,ii,c,,,..i.uiipremature. as notice a.,aild
prosectitor'm esdilenee WA, 111111. h,, 1.4.111.V011 the stack have to 1.. given of the expenditure lof this £3OO.
to be SAM I it wag 011 iii. rani), and Michaelmas Session. would lie the thew to liken.. it.
11.. 1.11.11111 lihn for many year. as It _The in;sttera.,„,, ultimately onier,A to stand over till
farmer, and that le. tatted with his 111011 11. mutt Court, alid Cadmic! HAMM) gave notice lie
bought the stick and paid for it in the usual WAY ad.l apply he the VX 1:300 bir the
of 111111111 e... The jury having rota laded, a special caw 1,,,p,„„. ila.ati,,a.al at th,. nth,
was %fated hy the harned chairman of th.• I r, aulations 4.f the committee were adopted.
quarter Seaaloto,. It waa urged on behalf .4 the
woe Rome. COM a ITTEE.
I .rkonur that them Wag no evidence of
lti any (Ater
colinel llAtontio read the report to( committee.
nor that the proaeentor wag as' to part
with his 1111 l ney in Collmmilletio. "f anething done or CoUNTY LUNATIC Asyttani,
said by the pri.mer, awl Heir. flaxxlew.•.l (is me ie.., cunt tjjA-N read di, ~f the
.1. P. 1511 was strongly relied .41. Then: the iwkoner, _
who had git en a bill .4 .al,• mon eietain stock to a „ The accounta for the limit quarter wen. examined
third art y, add the Al.Oelf fra priseautor, and at the
and pa.e.al. The balance in hand last tenter wax
OW 14.11te11, in may lad to la.l ei.4.10 1 lii. . the ...mut he. ved Ins, imni.iitt.
be the itrieiect Woe that the transaction was 1111 right. '
at 1.. 51. I.IT clay will be £2,201 3... ; the amount paid
else' these fact. the Court for Crown CAN.
11011.1alliter and out-comity ',Mirada, 438 am. V.;
eiti.edest the conviction by a majority of time judge+
received front other source., e 2-0,951 IS.. w
to two, Jain' Chief Juetice Coleridge re:marking : e1...11.14ms tin* quarter is C. 2,365 la.. Id., this lahmee
"It WWI 110 t .tafficient that there should have been 6
A ~ ng Ilk 7,d, The „..
inte,ce rate was
fraud. It wias neceseary, on such is charge, that Own, ordered at Is. 2.1. per day. The balance in lusnd ita
.11.4111•1 14a, 4• lawn a film. pretence,l that the pro-
tl aidaillier account, after the amount due from
....tutor should have actisl upon it and parted h iii,,
wit
out•county patients is laid, will he 42.58/1145. Id. The
Money upon the irretene, Even amipsaing the film'
,balance of the building account is 154 Gd.; charity
pretence WAs. made nut, tlwro w 11.4 evidence teas
honcho:count, 4:194 lea tkl. The following tenders
the proaccutor paid 111,1 money mon the faith 44 the
were accepted :- Flour : H. 11.1mckhant (Broadwey),
pretence. On these ground. the conviction could not best lake ma r's li El 4 !Id s. . per sack; best ~.cond.,
he maintained." This 011.1. WOlll.l appear a(...lutelv, CI 3.. Butter : W. Walden (Foreton), per down
to govern that before the Court, being in fact a much
111.• IN. fol. Cite,',,': W. Walden, per cwt. CI
stronger deciaion by reaami • 4 the allegation mew.
Coals : Best Wallsend, Radford and Co (Leadenhall•
by the prisoner that the tramewtion was " All
screened Ratistocic, or equal
right. The Court, however CA111.• . a different con• street), pew ton, les. sd. ;
quality, Radford and Co. (Leadenhall-street) 14S- 3d. ;
elusion, and, ignoring Rea. v. 11..xxlewo .1, upheld the
conviction without on them...cuter. Some"( onnAC,. rrLesdennedßld'ha.t4cdre.,k, 13.. equal ibtegytt Radx.u.ifordwrhandain
their lordali ilia referred arguendot.. H. v. Barnard (7 0. hani steam, Radford and Co. (Leadenhalbstreet),
and P. (Mil. is atm. where a vermoil at Oxford, not a
IS. 3d.; Cwmaman steam, Radford and Co. (Leaden-
member of the IT it iversity, havingpme for the purpssw
hall-street), 10e. Ild. 'Oats : (4. Vine (Dorcheeter),
of fraud, with a onmnumeeti cap and gown, and ..b-
sack,
per ck, Ile Wheat straw :S. Vine (Dorchester),
tamed good., wee rightly convicted. It would, how.
per ton, 1.1. Barley or iat straw :S. Vine (Dorchea.
ever, appear impevaible to distinguish keg. V. Sampson
ter), per ton, El 10a. Barley meal :S. Vine (Dor-
from Keg. v. ffauJewood, at leaet to the disadvantage
Chester), per lack, Ile 3d. Ale: J. A. Devenish and
of the former. Practitioners are therefore in theenne
whet embarrassing position,-
when called upon to aCnoa
tend" er. B:r.Jsaheame.:
advise, of having two dicunetrllyoppoeite deci.iona
W..Lyne, as per tender. Leather J. and (l. F.
of the Supreme Court of Criminal Appeal upon the
weaning, as per tender.
same point within two yeare."

Tbe number of county paupers, 25th
Atarch Is 9 233 422
Admitted since 9 30

M. F T. NO 212 442
Inecheived since .. 1 7 g
I)iud since :1 11

Total county paupers, 24th June . 227 413
Number of out-oounty patipent X. Y. T.
2.lth Ntarch . . .. 9 8 17
.Adtuitted nine. .. 0 3 3

Total out-ontnty It.l.llper, 2401.1une 9 11 20
Number of private patient* ... V. T.
2411 March . . . 18 11 29
Adll I itted vince 0 1 1

18 12 30
Lacaped "Min: (a criminal) ... 1 0 1

Total private patientA 2lth Jun;

17 12 2.)

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Total mina' gin aayltitsm ... 222 2-10 472
A contract luta been made with Mr. 8. Coover, of
Cliannimmer, for building tw• cottage 4 for
:tttelidali!s in the a.yluin ground,. for the miln."l
tO paid for from the non-pauper SUIVIIII4
fund.-

corNiy Itxr2NPITCII2.
Mr. R. If. Etior read the report 1,1. the Finance
Committee, the rate of I Id, 'Ana ordered. With
regard to this unusually high rate, Mr. Eliot explained
the canoe wax to be found in the report read by
Colonel Danihro on the Main roods. The amount
required for the main nods exceeded by C 1,500 any
amount previously paid. Tale c!namitbee, Mosever,
anticipated this amount was not likely to be exceed.'
in future, but rather lessened.
The committee having exa 11l i l the treasurer'..
accountss for the past quarter find the expenses to have
amounted to £2,441 11. 11d., whilst the rix2ripte have
been an :—To balance in tnasurer's hands at
Lady I/ay, £1,x33 as. 104.: a county rate at 3d, in the
g, paid at Emder Semionx lamb .C 2 ,V 1 fines
and feex received in addition. CM 7s. 74.; making is
total receipt of £4,343 6.. 3d. ; deduct the &Lore men-
tioned payments, £3,411 11. lid. ; there will he a
halanceil ri,um Id. available for the purposes of
the coming quarter. The committee rem mil is
country rate of five farthings in the E, amounting to
115.704 7s. Id., due provision being made for the
alteration of the parishes in the county under 'The
Divided Parishes and Poor Law Amendment Acts'
to be ordered to he paid one week before the nex.t.
Quarter Sessions."

COUNTY POLICE.
The repwt wag rtad by Colonel STKWARI., and a
rate of 0. in the tordeml.

Curev
CoNAT.tIILICA RKPORT.—" I have the honour
to lay before you the returns of crime in this county
For the past quarter, during which period 1144 persons
were apprehended by the constabulary. They were
dealt with as follows :—Discharged, 4.1; summarily
station lie became very violent and kicked at witness.
and lit him in the hand. Ho swore all the way to the
station, and at the station took two teen to hold him