The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-01-07 00:00:00

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Mere is room dAlve to armlye• ...dome, thus to mudyte
the orker whales of the grocer.—The Obalrleall tboUditt
it wooM he well to eppolat K,. Coarras Lew* which
wet ettoptod.

MIMINIZILL SCSIOI/I
The Itev. Ctn.' Joan GLYN said, after what had been
read about the oompensation for the_ pol. the committes
would not propose a report at all. Ms necessity for the
school remained, and Ito establishinmit Is • public duty_ •
out Is should move at the next taster liessions—" Thai
qoestion of sa incluidrial school for boys shall be taken
Into cons iteration." The committee canoot think of
giving it up, they are convinced of its importance, for
though the training-ships take In many boys, yet the age
at which they are remind s only from 11 to 1.5. whereas
the magistrates wish to wind them from 6to IL As to
training-ships, he soked the Court to grant a shilling s
head per week for boys, for although there is one which
will receive boys gratis, yet it is likely that ship will soon
be full_

-7;l;;Cumariar add there must be a contract, and he
did not think It would be Ws to allow anybody to make
• contract, without having a certain cabs, the contract for
which can be drawn up by the Clerk of the Peace.
The Rio. CARA GLYN said they wanted to send boys
now, without waiting for the contract to be made by the
Ciffk of the Peace...

ZIOODD.III told 0( SU (Soar 111( OM 01 the shim who
would take boys at • abillms a week, se many as they
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The EMIL Of SILAYTISSEIKT said the NO is a very
peculiar profession. only perused' who have • predispoa-
tlon are flt font, and men and boys who are forced to go
to ma have taken the first opportunity of running away.
Therefore a very careful enq mast be mods previously
to sending boys to a training skip And they most not
mend boys until they are eleven years of age. because they
are not fit for the am until they are 16 or 19. In the 10
years in which he had been eaged in this work, they
had sent thousands of boys alma, and he did not think one
had run away. They would he doing goal service if they
t-sthblished • number of ships on Use coast to train up
sailors, who are much required, so that they might have
English sailors instead of foreign; but if titer ware many
desertions, that which might be a grand benefit will be
brought into disrepute.
Yr. &init.+ thought they should buy some buildings
for the purpose, and he named the Unions.
The CIIAIRMAX would suggest that in that ease, the
bet ter course would be to buy the gaols. (Laughter.)
Captain 11.4**OMD premed the ueosseity of an indastrial
echooL _

BOND supported Captain Hacuraond a• to this
neareity. After 15 months' discussion the Court ought
lo come to • conclunion aa to whether it considered an
Industrial School necessary or not The matter was
deferred to the Easter Semions.
The County Licensing Committee were reappointed.
TILIAIA.

Tim criminal Wainer was commenced at 10 o'clock in
the Nisi Prime Court, before Mr. Job• Royer, K.P.,
deputy-chairmao of gkiarter B,saions. With Mr. Flora,
se Br hlAyneor 1.1..p05n, Bak, M. .1 15,ttan, Mr. B.
Litttabula, Mr C. W. Bingham, Mr. H. H. Kiltiatop,
Mr. IL Pearce, and Captain Gooddro.
Tha following were tbe
OLAND JURY.
Kr. Henry. looks, Whitchurch ((ormats) : Krems T.
I/name.. Kr&Goethe Regis; P A. Barium; Bl.G.lford
D. Collett. Nrlc 'mho Host.: I.oin 1.111 too„ Wiwhorue
H. O. Frieork W Oen...pion ; A. W. Gravest. ;
J. T. Arm, awcheetar ; H Dry Glihset,
Robert Hill, Donne- ter ; J. It L wk, Diast.ar ; Job.
Waohorue ; R. L ek, Bryituotone ; J. Litimosr,
Langtota Loag Biaodford ; B. W. N ; C. Gideon
Hammy, Dorchester; Jowpia Rotuma., Dir.:beater ;
Raad, Blandford ; J. H. Elwood, D reltemer ; Henry
Upham. Wl,CONaroa; (L Wthscia Wantons; end J.
Wrilsprin ig, Zest ordlogloo.
Kr. (L K Wood boom Mated kw bad been eammoned on
Lb. Greed Jury, tat not hand. Mr. rooks told ban be
would mark his nand aa haviog a.teaded.
Tito Coalman was glad they had a full /attentions of
grand juryman, but nausulted, as to tart abseocie of °thank
be bad been told 1i... owing bells. trans& hot tbleaseld
sot be acorptad so an ricotta; Kiel:lmA osald not depead
upon crates, the beau.* mast cam/ammo at tag Use
WOOd.or lbey would be waltallL
Toe Cauasua delivered Lb. following