The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-09-03 00:00:00

WIZ BORNit

ern D.R.V.—We are pleamal to state that mond Lint
C. J C Rs% ims has sucocedmi is passing his examination
anl "ht wood • captain's ("emanate.

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Inquierr. —On Monday afternoon an inquest wan held
hetet. Mr. T. Rsedins, coroner, on Um body of Charles
tact', an int isnt, aged flre rniinths, who died in • riib
'rev carries-, Dear doettisbury on Saturday last. Mr. G.
Chmk ems chosen foreman. The father, Joseph Garrett,
matted that he, with his wife and the dimmed, bid been
(111 • reit at Promo for some few days, whilst there,
maned advice was taken for the deceased, who was a
weak'y chill, medicine woe given by Me doctor as
qteecribed. Ow &tartlay morning they started for
Wimhorne, on • visit t Mrs. 13 trrert's parents, but
previous to starting they eonsulted the doctor as to
whether he could recommend the Joan., being taken
with tbe child or not, he obrieed them that they might
iafely t be lb. Journey, which they did; they left Frome
shoe two o'clock. Tbe boy did not sleep bating any part
of the journey; he was well wrapped up with a rug and
several other articles. On the train nearing Sitettishury
the father enticed • very calm and gentle stretching of the
legs and arms of the child, and before they wen •were of
It, It was dead. They bad Men married about 15 mottle,
and it was their first child, it wins flee months old. The
jury returned a verdict of "Natural death." and they
&eked the coroner to forward the lees dim ts them to lb.
Dorset Count, Hayitil Fund.
Mines —On Wednesday especial service in mid of the
ten mai lifi.ionary Societies In connection with the
Church of England—the society for the proremation of
the gospel In forrien pert., and the Church Missionary
Societt —.as held in the Minster,•t which this Lord Biship
of the Falkland lalsmile att.inded and preached an admirable
extempore demesnes from the words, "I will bdlow thee
whithersoever thou gone." The lorries was ahorsl, and
commenced at four o'clock. The clergy ammembled at the
Grammar School, where they robed 1 proceeded to
prwevii..n, belle the choie, to the 'limier. Gt. pace.
'tonal bcinn, No 86, being Theß iv. LV. Trottom•
and H. C. Lee int mod the service, and the R.,. Canon
Onalow read the first lemon, and the Rev. H. Gaol the
second. The anthem was Render., "How beautiful are
the feet," Isaiah hi, 7, and "Their mound to gone nut,"
ft., 18, which was splendidly nag by the Miner, Choir.
Hymn 311 was sung before the sermon, and 370 during
the collection. The reemeionid hymn woo la The
collection amounted to tll 6a In the eveninc 4 public
meeting wile bill in the Cern Itschange. The Venerable
Archdeacon Sanctuary presided, and reprementatlves of
the two societies addresead the martini, showing that
though in some particulars they might he enmewhat
different in their organisitiim and mods of working, the
aim of loth WM the same—the Glory of Gel and the
eztemion of Christ's kingdom on earth. The Guru
Es -bent* wee crowded.

PfILICI 0.-uirr...-ii;nday.-Balnr• Kr. W. Ralph Hanka&
Jean Livinted•we. a t•eicti. ems charged with
utsk,ng • I•lia staten•-ns. on the 24• h inst. at the %Vim-
born. Puliceiitati.in. (or the purples of obtaining relief as
sessile) pauper. The prisoner less sentenced to 14 days'
hard labor.