The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-07 00:00:00

LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE.

ANNUAL MEETING.

This useful and deserving ioetitotion held another
'lis annual meetings at the torte's Dail, on the
ab .ve premises, on the evenimi of Tuesday, when, In
the ale. nce .4 the pre.i.lent, Mr. C. Edninnds mom
of ifri.lp r ) was unanimously vomit to the chair,
There a ere pr. gent :-11, sm. J. 'T. Stephens (Deputy
M sy• r). Iderman Reynolds, Mr.. J. A. C aims K.
Itendall. Rev. W. J. Bain, %V. Cslfox, T. Male, J.
It. White, Mr. Payne. C. Powell. F. Barrett, J.
Guppy. N. Cox. T. rooks. T. Baker, J. L.
Nlattbews J. Beet, F. Stilay, E. Flower, A. Crocker;
Mr. F. W, alatterface and J. Salle (hon. we.).
M-. M ACIt, On tbst call of di • MATO; read
the following rep ,rt :—" In presenting the etatennent
of 8C 2 nut.. the committee had the satisfaction of
r. marking that in the fare of a d.minished income.
:vie, ba'atm with which the year coomentted
has b-en wipe I out, and that the institute starts once
more free from d. bto (Dear, bear.) This result has
been attain, d by the reduction of ripen •iture under
all loved, t the lowest oteible limit.; there haa been
h., alo•ropriati o for lectures, Of for additions to the
circo'ating library, and some items, espmially maim,
',re exceiti mal,y small, and will cert duly bs heavier
during the period upon which they had now entered.
The necessity for • larger income is therefore apparent,
and the means may be found to reverse the process
of falliag IT in the members' enb.criptiong, from
which 'mum: a loss of £6 is again shown, so that when
they next meet you thel may be aide to c. n,oten ate
7. ti upon a emoting income as we.l a+ uls,n freedom
fr w debt. It is believed that the r, whit ,'-room coo
Mimeo to le. extensively used, in f..ct, the attetolahco
smears to le. nearly a• largo as when th numher
osembars was notch nreattr. A few change. in the
papers ace suggested f r consideration. So long as the
arr•imeen. nt of the trains continues a, at I.f sent, the
reason f.r taking the " Bristol P.M, "—that it gives
news some hours in a.laan,e ..f the London him:ibis:
Pcp-ro -is no longer in totem ant the " Daily
rhrouielc." which several member,' regretted to lose at
the last meetiog, ha, been taken in eteetitution. The
approval t this was now asked with the underet md-
ing that in C 8,14 the trains gave the " P. at"
priority it will he memo- ,l, and the " Chronicle" aoain
61"i'lmi'l• It was oropo-ed to give up "Judy" and
" Fun," and to talcs Moonsidue" in their stead, thus
mooring a pecuniary paving, with, perhaps no
cornomon Iso, lOSA in interest. If the resources were
more ample, the committee would advise the c ,n-
Winans...4 of "the 19:1 Cent., y," but under ectual
tircumetances they doubt whether it is sufficiently
read t jivitify so large an outlay. It loot bon
s .4oes'o I that the "S .t.ir.lay Review" is less ralus.l
than f-riner:y, and it is,, commended to be struck out
of the 'list unless at the ,rde half pries be seemed f
it; ' Koowledg •," a 'heap we. kly j••urnal, devoted to
is.pular eri-nee, is fee oinuended for addition.
Acknowledgemonto aro .Ito, to the C. K. Alliance, for
th • " Old NOW. weekly, to the publisher's of
" Vanity Fir' f r a copy. . f that paper rgulasly for
the greater part of the year, and to Mr. J. T. Steph, us
t,r the "Tel oram," to Miss Andrews for the
"Animal %World." to Mr. T. J. Clarke, of Brooklyn,
foe" liatiser's We kly," thwmgh the kindoeas of Mr.
1: die. The iedi -.loon the Litirary—l,2s.4--is un I. r
the ay. c. 0.. N.. a Witt..., have been made, hut the
~u ittee had set apart a POI anto for this put p
and it is hoped the new loehe will he in I ireolation
within a few weekr, :,nd when the nee, smry funds
are at hand tho hooks will b. newly arranged and
catalogue I, and add,tional sholferoom provided. With
the present limited income no money can be spare I
for lectures. Tile committee bad, however, much
pleasure in annouuci g that on November
Mk Mr. J. 'T. Stephens ham pr =heed to
giro a lantern exhibition of views illustiating
the recant events in F:gylo, They have ale, had the
good fortune to secure the gra' %Anus services of Mr.
I W. hoot Carpenter, D.A.. B.Sc. (to whom the MAI.
s- !;7.ltesitvitie• in homer of the coming of I" of lotion was already. greatly indebted), for a lecture On
_,,.;aohorae, eldest mu if the Merolla hf Salle- I the dynamo.electrie machine, illustrated by apparatus
NJ.; ""I!ollvd !it Cron' oree. it med. es men an emigrate seas as Wend"t I and experiments, on November 21.4. They trust to
tbo • at Hata.'
eif•ln, ne.ther was extreme., ui,far I receive similar help Corn other friends during the
•t-e.
•• ft.d kind, rain tal PA w,th,q cooatom season. Is, consoles, ei of a rue lotion, the committee
'it t,. livelong day, and it t'•er fr., could not be , were anemia to receive propoaals for discorsion from
C-sub omens should give much outward mini- ally rn mbers, and they wished to place no other
S I tiwir feeling They did. tonere,. deck the restrictions on tho maoagetn.•nt of debate but Owl, in
idsy 1167 b is 07 say 'lac In.es r .t,,,,n0,re the rules and regulation. usually adopted to ~cur
e'• the strees
it str, aad 'her, were teonor three arches. , the o o rderly course f buoinesa. Tiny regretted that
net the towbe Ant ue•-:re f thus Mod to
e c oss cr.° over the ent,are ,to ihs cam." no such proposals were muds to them, as there appeared
t, the, bOnfo—n nliOtforl &lob e, Ito hi some mistinderntenditar on the sublect. It may
s •itti to-Mature Cgs loos tat top% basks on owe be remarked that by the Jules of the institution
\ w "W. :iwm." an ton the Outer "emb., ers" , " coatroom 'dal theology and party politics " 'hall ho
.t 0 E eur um Hotel was • wore eoletsottat arch ' ascltoe.l (fm the claus f discuseion, and that the
••• .1 in inutation of it us atryetne... This
e .mmittee have no power to alter or modify these
en.y.etkL4 awl over th.• e,t.t ant del rovisktts. If any
thmetithsr ix thes
e
t opinion that em
hl
l'iranbotate.."P.T"tie742.l.l yo
f°l"„,ral,k. ultel:lmitatles narrow e held 'lf debate too much. it is
lost to the mansion. we dar
re rang tna Mal . iay. open to them to draw up • requisition for a special
aotvithstandlag tbe dressoblog rata, st,mg• was general meenlni to amend the rules. The committee
"wT elltroarame smoking unessal was "la the triad." oan only reiterate their readiness to afford every

N rre h v., aw.rd t sty ea t the reedit ol
th Ie on. In the J. Ward the nenthere are

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We.aern
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Wderepais

493
471
44;2
431
425

W.ll, a. regards Mr. !Panelist& I don't think
hien !a or foe. will re.,:ret peen,: him in et dr, head
of the you, Ile is • large of latemr, and
wh.n he *hakes off the . .14 opus the Inc 4., the
• tra..re to .helloune..l Chamber he leaves hi. p ditiC4
wi•h 1•. hi, !fin ontiotibtelly is • g :nal of
htwire..—that is, in hi. own line; but why be should
hate heen elected to • p st the &Aim .4 which he con-
si.tently neglect., is a 'owler that pame.. aa Lord
Duntrea.y ways, "any fell th's unierstan.ling." In
M. We-tern we hays • clear. tome-bents.' sentlem.n
fact, one of the gon I old sort, who ha. time to
devote to the intimate cf theta.% and will bok allot
th.m. •.•
Ti,. intuit era forth. NW. Ward were.. f..llows
477
l'al•tom . 473
Lawten . . . . 4.•5
i barley . . . 37
I blow rs,
With all due reap.od to M*. Malmo). I only regret
the phi ea of fled and meorol had not le co r.veraell,
in • rd.-r to mist., if 1......461e, • in le thorough
• •i.r• n d (relit gin regard to the wret -IPA winch
b• use rmehlent of the Liberal Am edatron.
however, 47:1 a.agein.t :44% nonevent ell purpose... In
Nlr. I todeon there is a too t Weal man. Mr.
Ilabdon is eminently flu difie I t.sj edge of the terirriee.
mentos 4.1 the town, an I Me. Ms. I imogratulat
upon ha, i reech-d the last hot one rung 44 Um
t • the 14111111114 k 4.f which hie ambition leads
Lull. au. I which I Minot he may live to surinount.
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As to a few dry part 'enters. drclar..tinn of the
wm &Dont 7 :a) in the 'Troia:. awl wten
the nocui wax I. n .wn th en, hneiamil an.n the liber..l
p,rry wa• intenw: The Torien 'wle. h ..I pr. %in.'s.),
b sated •f' alde to carry fire nnt .d their Nix were
lOW 1011 i .1 ob. arteng,l, awl CfrOoolr.l thtlll•Cito., ..111
tI I. I.,into !ho London- mid 'beer
1..% • ..hro f awl.• h (..% ago iiiii c nuing."

p i,, r• Mug a ereet ,leal ,•1 r to,,k place.
!...)...r i• Wovl .1,114 L. the I On, at,..1 hy the Monne-
Ii tr I. amen, who Ii .l lately ,0,1,1 lii. Ineinem,
0.• 11 et " p.rttcrip ti.n...".T to ..the, c no., lam
a. r Lar.,l to 'ley. At all eeenta mob-law reigned
anieeme• aid ..me ;mine an 1 anlebt .upportere if
M.. 'logy .3,1- Iv.' raft.. r r.,tezhlv tr. atrol. In fin,
tor I (I,' r- -ill w.tli nue if them in
11 • 11-1•••,,. Pal Let a pe.lie man drawn kir rrhff.
I' • ,i• an.l 1,11. Tie. wa.l. %sleets Mr. I)tizolt'e
en• ..• .1 at Sfer r, an,l *hien ....an. (.4.0.i ler an mi-
-1 • whine, t upon the eghti.W.Nal.,olllnl down.
I hell is. will lam the aohject of an indic'welit
lii the Q teen's beto h. WI, of c •ore'. a cieeetion ~f title
Iris g laieed, at onut takes It out .1 11,. hand. of the
kcal magiatratee.