The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-15 00:00:00

BLANDFUILD.
The pnr lati m is 8,805; births in
ended June .10, end deaths 4.4
three years' average. Four infants died, a:.4
at or over ; one from messier, cidf
fI. r.

SuNDAT NATIONAL AND i TAN/
children attending these school.; enjle,l
holiday on Wednesday. Aetiddin;
they met it their respective school
two o'clock, and aecnnpinied by Dlr.
master, and !dime Down and Sias
governosse=, and the Sunday ,c,l, ult, r.
throush the town, the children c.,'
banners and looking very happy ;oc
oho such MI only ad& U ULU 1‘114.,
By the kiadness of Mr. Lek, a
Portman's park, was appropriated for a, •
four o'clock the cbilfinn
1i,(14 SUPPI, of coke. Abut tsi
...et. Aft, r tea tho children (mined e„i
whlob ptial were given. "°•,:47:

lflOjrdsll.ee-I'i. S. Aro ; 21n1, Iv;
Tnedreu.
Three-begged Baer-Ist, Roper e:. t.
C tibias end Hos ; 3r.1, Cater end I
Quarter-mite Race, boys und..e II
Davis; 2nd, J. Comiins; 3r4, T.
Qui rrter•mile Race, Ii t 7 uhder
Liner; 2nd, H: Gulliver ; 3:d„ IL Gawk.
ltalf.mile Welting Race— r,!,
Oxford ; 3rd, 'l'. Counter (pair, t.. 7't
Hurdle Race (open) 4 11141,t0
Coward lit. and White god ; 2nd Lev, • t
Berridge 2nd ; 3rd Le.% 114inan and
_"
prise, lielmau ; 2nd, Vitale.
Several other events saute off
pd.,* were giv,ll, and • very happy
, fe,
meats were enjoyeo. 4,
414
additionol and most interciting few_
very praiseworthy response to a sugetotier,i7,.
Durden, in the shape of • large ooi
lbwers, which did very much aredit to th,
(boys and girl.) who contributed. "lhe
a large tent, and really • better one of sill er,'"
have never seen. Tbe auhsaiher. Iri
1,,,,5ed great pleasure at the induAry awl n.;
had been displayed in eolleetiog and
Mr. Leach, gardener at liryanstorp., sag lit fin!, txt
of the Blandfor-1 NIUS,Iletl. not ohly
as judges, but also marked their
,„.
taste displayed by living One w ter., e
Tate; made their awards se fIl
GIRLS —lst prize, sa, uh.renee coakti;
Purchase; 3rd, E. .1. Bidout. Prat sir.--'24
Abbott for small nosegay, is., Harriett
prize for neatness in srrangemeot, 4,7 ,-,„7,,ntr,
prise., Comity JefferY, Jam Leas .11.rr-ZY
Loa;‘,. counter, Jou.° Maiduient, r
itliaabv.th Hunt. Maiian Galpin.
Boy„;_hr, prin.; li, John Sharp; .2aa
Bishop; A. Horlook. Prise+ f
given by Mr Abbott, Ist, 24 61, i,j,ti4 4:111
god, Is 61, Ib2rtie P,k. Extra pi.z
Henry Blandford, .10:0
Barrett, AusUn Fudge, J din Wade, CL,;• 'en
Samuel Roc-, litinund Lueldinu, "kr
Mr Eyers' band kindly ohottiouted v •
tervioei.

BLANDFORD COUNTY
There were 74 eases out r,.1 tor tja Co
the following came before hi- II rry
William Frederick Shine r.
I r crops in garden aid al cliii a. ,
labourer, and defendant • faun r r ; :
Plaintiff said that he wotke 1 a M
enUltnellnell in Michaelmas, i,
..• •
allotment ground, and UL per c. L,• ,; •
cleu in July, 1.371. Ile put crop..a t:.•.
in good order. The agreement
talus the 61.1 in • . ,
engaged at Ms sihepherd, but lie ,i. :. • • • -
Lir allnep, said lie gay,:
to give plaintiff the valuc of .1.. ' •
crop a* it WM li. his ground. P. •..
neighbour named Jana W.elibo,
war in good condition, but the cc .
,aid he value' Use erop .. •
sail that ire did not widi to lire- .• . .
only wished for pudic*, Lis lie ,
double the salu ..-lits Honour a..., .
•
to a judgment fr the amount
save hall the Inuring fee -Ucla I a ,
for the rent-Ills Honour: Then it
will not get it.-Verdict icr the ale
John Smith v. Alfred Dieker..- T.: . •
frequently been below his II • .
present plaintiff sued the defezi in,: I
brother, for whom be acte.L 11, r
dent then made a claim for th , . •
brought another account for to 1 . -
looking over the plaintid's book, I. 11 -
made up that sum and requ.tel
the accounts. appeared that a r, .
credited of the amount claim ;1„ aol : . •
of an account book put in by the .lei. , .
receipt n'n./1 pUI in fur beer s:1 of t ...• .
was lu the pinintird hand nntinz,
him warn it atMillairue fair. Tiny a,. •
plaintiff and hit wile, and the I ;
the defendant to be rummone.l.
JeDUJIILVIII.-Janiee (dram ii. J li It -• ,- -
committed for 2 dap, warrant to I,: ,

dapt .
Tom. Freke v. JaMe`l Slater.— 0: -
days, to be suopendedfor 14 Oar. 4111 p .
In At the Mention! Co-operau, •
lynch= and Ben j.: appe.,r,
...tate. T Itellyse, who hnl betn sc. •
whet] for another person to be a;q.int
oblined often to lelee the town. To-.
.idered nece,sary. The order for unn
peaks Ant was grantal,and Mr &Alpo
tiquidatur iu the Cagle.

SWANAGE.

AN UNWELCONC VIIITOR.—.I. large
apposnineo 1... t wcek at Curputi,u'b PO,l, t walm
elf by tile babbrunin, but no till it Lai
aever.l riots.

MOMITLIL MOStIBOO3I.—A specimen of
tribe, measuring 41. niches round, was rtc:...j
powered by A. Barclay, at St. Alban'a Had.
THE IiZATULR BELL.—We ao Owed t wt
reathra that the Heather Bell, now landi 1,. r
at Poole Quay instead ut at the landing aai:
Hauneurtny side.

WIMBORNE•
Tliere were registered 34 bath,' an I 20 h
amongst a population of $,461 in tl.c last rural
died from soma-pox and 2 from Icrtr.
PETII
J. Pre, EO.l. (chairman), Rcv Carr J. , L..
Page:, and um Res J. U. Auden.
hitsust, SMART, a gipsy, living at From!, w i• • :
cruelty t 0 a donkey in the pariah 01 Cot:
nut appear, bill hio wile denied tnis

rng cCsits.
ADIOI4, Of SpAtisbury, svaa cbar.,.. a ••'
two hurdles, set up as a N.:, tha prop..tt i 4.- •
Sturminster 1141111.1111 She baid all,
scattered abut the pt .cc. Cauttonol, a,i
Josaru iluL,al, Jous C0U111.424, JksllN
EXOI.III, were summulted fur usintc &buds e a...
to Jar Daniel Barnes, farmer, at Little Ca
for complainant. For a long time the .1. • . •-. • '
near him, have grossly insulted and pro,ds -
they saw him, saying "bring beet; the tar . •- •
have stolen," calling blun foul nausea, a., . . •
daughter was utichasts.—They were b.m...1
to keep the mots for lax months.

POOLE.

Tag population is 2,615 sad iu t .
there were 77 births and 4n.4e4t1i5 (t .tuo
y. ars average). 1 died trout suird•poi,
and 2 from fever. . .

Donrinit.—A party of Poole fisliennun
on Friday morning, near the Nati:ie.:a
drew auburn a lot of dualist'.
they succeeded in eapturiug, but a Lops
through thou' neta, fi.h averaod iloa
. . .

lilbs -each. We understand that'it as Iwusse%
wing tor our thherszteu to take sevri.d...l tix

so large • number wtss uever known I.) u.v,
this port or. •ny previous usessum.. d

dogfishwis moinewist eJarse, but it is
people, and is much used fog food iu
Islands. . .

GITTIMG • pliOr 0' Daltig.—Whet dert.'
seenis to be iu drink fur gutting men into L.•
Beery Chtmdler, employed by Air
on Tuesday 'light at ILA) Liking two ta,ard.'.-•-•
house, Mid they were ideut.ii t.l as
from his uiaater's timber yard. The tooliab
tho magistrates ou l'hureday that be bad bad
hoer on Tuesday night, and ea be was gum; .%
eyeing the timber ptojoetiug from botee..ti soot>
he took it home with the auteutiou ut rninu
ueit incruing. 'the Bench committed Luu Ps;
borough gaol ter 21 a.re hard labour.
ErsTIMAILD Cost iF A SCUUJL lilaltD.—At Tit 4
Town Conn.:lT ptcseask
estimateof tic requir.mento as to elemeutary
in Pottle and the cost of pruViiiing it. TI.O
sword the ppulttion of the b rough was
iregarthen, the gurermueut liaJ s:o;f4
tint in 50500 of the pupulatiou ir.4 the pri.r.('''
chum the geverumeut would :tiptoe s.mu.l art:
datiou. it th.-y took une-sevento ut
the borough of POO/0 they would iit.4 u•Lr
1,447 children to be nduceted. 11,-111 an: set
route National Schools for the p.ot )s." it 49.
that 21.1 i.) children were educated fur AU t&IC.
140/1 (A Lit? children supposing it was
lii, mime rvailiVo GOA, wutild awnUlit

guvaroutvut grant and' school foot tot tt.,:::•••••"
Sahuol ohiilrou alma to XL:Ai
trout these sourc,sLU the ease ot 1,11; ;;•Loca,'
amount to 1:1,277, leaving • tieituzi ot
rectum' of tun British School, taku4; tio 011"
showed that Rill wens calmosted &t$

that acoJrdiug tu this oaloulatiou
1,447 chthlreu would be £1,7::; ;to
4eos woull timuunt to 1.1.33 S AV11.1.;

1369, and to tins he would add t2VU. LI"
was very ample. In order 10 1114. CL auy '-
might be raised, he Usti only 111p0i1CLI L th
of the boy: school • ' if the buys and $441.9.
taken together the delicieucy would be
flu had submitted this estimate to two or Wier:,
men who had had a great deal of esperieu:,.•.,
management of schema, mid they isamitt,i
ireattcl the matter in • u.u,t lio.ral
leart. There were in round numbersleJi
be provided for, and there were at the presei.l.l.::;•!
public scl,ool rooms in the horougth Uwe iu I
parish, one at Imugliect, cud Vile at
Conway : Thi.re is one at llwurtlip.
proceeded to say that the managers ot tti
llamworthy had ref used to admit the
Inspector, and had made • private fietio.d.
cited head master was appointed at • ..14
they would obtain • thoroughly qualified pl.* l'o„,
poet, who would also sot as clerk to the
and local inspector of the sommis, mid who 50a."7.;!
in the lora' of • diary to every weekly audie.l7„..,
meeting of the board as to the whir mance of IL'
They would also require lieu matters al.tl ,
for the school and if they paid Kind fur a
mistreas that would be a very high *ahoy.
would want 33 pupil agitators at a 11t4Pe.4 -
and the other cuarges would be—booas
1:100 a year; tool and repairs of rooms, 13°)..
incidentals, 40 • year; wads amid
each school. The omit attending the election .
board would no doubt beau 011101.1Y0 litaAt
deal of printing would be required ;ISV Pat
The total cost, therefore, fo: ixarAt )ta‘
gr
£l,BOll. The Goverament grsht andl.owl
children, striking an average be:wevo the litw_oi
National liehools, would amount to k 1.3114
deficit of only Eritlo, and i6l rate would philt. atior
ha object in laying those figures ure the
the rat•PoPirs was to Malan, the' bugbear "
sappossd expesse a • dobool baud.

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1 ' THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST, 15 1871.
PORTLAND. BLANDFORD. 0n...
BBITIBH AL ARAHMIATION fear I have trespassed too long on your petiolate, and
vote of Pr is stated that the Flying squadron will arrive in The pope lotion is 8,605; births in
prUalteAN CONFERENCE AT SALISBURY. (with trifling variations) elected by the Cisrgy, four foresee where its effects 'out wad, 4,rirrqpigoirra. will conolude by *gain thanking you for the
There was a urge gathering of the olergy end laity Levant], being communicants, elected by all the
a sentiment which he might vaster,' to
bind correspondence with the Lord-Lieutenant of t endedtkir
years'Juuo •.10,,,,
average.
. and
rd
Infant,s ra tlis 44.; ~ e
di,.. ;:,:g
~,,,'
„li4•tu„
Dorset on this matter, 4 l
of the dieted in Saiabary Cathedra. on Wednesday, churchman of • periah.; 009 Births 70, deaths 37, inolading 1 et or over 60 ; one from nuaeles, and.,,,,,,. , '',
/or isonferenee. Tbe Lord Bishop presided, and there Archdesoon SANcru MT, in senanding the reeolatlon,
t3ld him (the speaker e tate- A- A ust 21st to 96th includes. The following have down the
and .a one letter he azitamegiv. The 28th annual meeting, will be held at Weymouth, Eliot, mhihndeortily plyroposedpomed
by
yliol:
Re had had touch
og ocuiencide
as.frptirooerenpdZiligring.t
popubition
0, .
tgand Heade with the Reserve Squadron, on Tuesday
. a „t•
...se.
sere present from Dorset Vag Arehdimeon Sanctuary, raid it wee Lis conviction, and he took it to be the eon:
with
the . a vote Si•NnAT NATIONAL ago lora • -e,.
ST ;s.•
John Floyer, UP., Rev Prebendery William, Rev vntion of the conference, that the Bishop had sold e scheme, for he had h flwatteeereddeet27PwthinatTY Prom Meg PePere IL-- yrom wiiooping.eough, 3 from fever, and one fro in fiver.
as god to i tfort to re- I I stated that • memorial, numerously and influen• children attending them schools • . -',l.' ..
in] lee t,
~ •-,
Prebenduy R. P•rquharson, law. PrebeLlarl 07(r7 single wori that was necessary to bring the w _ going e • vigorous and nor& f-, hof Rev. William 'lenses, &D., on the Origin of the Hundred Without their aid we could y _ . _ ta.
The Pratelten (Mr W. C. Medlyotitt), The Inaugural Addrww. occasion* that this is preemlidnehnatntlyi
to ladle,. on
sad on former
o o prevented to Mr. limes, holiday on Wednesday. A.:soothe •t. " es. !
OA- coned° the Nonconformists with the ',burs ono Tithing or Engilah Law, on the Origin el the Name and I indhaview'aittstitetidtioounr. gjen.ht.,„
11. f I they A- t their ' - wo.so ts
` Behar, Rev Prebendary Deyman, Rev it matter in question before them: every single Oa Hogland, and to bring • tion of the people _ peoni. a Dorset.
- this t' to cheer na in out enge•w°em preying for the liberation of Mr. Rospe ormer y my In• a respective aehool r.soa, • ' •
rector of Holy Trinity, Dorchester' Bev V. cular ipil been touched upon by his lordship, and they.
t something like the
eVialells& 1.1 n Be (the in.
W H-rillack, ism., Fit A., Doe. Pramegrapher ef a , d I have much Lsmbet h.
present entoctcess;Dieel
meeting,
personaly grateful to them for tan* y signed, is about t b
to promote health and happiness, an member for _ two o'clock, and aecompanicil by ft
1, All Saints, Dorchester; Ilev. H. mew°,thought ' Historic Monumenta in Dorsetahire. oe the hlves iiii
party of ttarnat
or, .
most romantic places about master, and Mine Down and ll.ar; I.;'-''''..• •
wordington ,• Mr Re I, Kindersley, J.j. . them. Therefore, he thought it would he quite out of speaker) was very
knew wait his viows wore, and his reasons for holding o g e a utisfamory wilt.
hilvi.
og
much attend by
• • ethought pleasure in
-•lad. d subscribers, who have the beauty spot of Portland, Pennsylvania Castle and governesse,, and the Sunday .ce, el t,,,,, , 'Leo '; •
proposing that the but thanks of the tom- CUSTNI.- One of the
e
'Vona Steward, J•P., Rev -C. Q. place in him to make any observations on the genera that he could. have any sfitieh-- -.ahem , but b Dorsetalre-
r what that if the di band' such ea
h butyl. Thomas Mehl& Eel., on the Architectural History of Corte mittee be given to the ars and
-ue Si. Andrew ; lion. and Rev Spring. auLject. lie thougkt they retteired rather to hear diocese put into their us m Gado. eart"o, . ••••:•
Church Hope banners and Linking very happy ; ' •f• - 1
'totter.. vicar of Milton Abbey; Rev had to be said on the other side. the t there Wall DO
with
rez.rd to 0 men as it had that day rives e • Through r°
P 'moor Janus Buckman, on the Flint Implements d so this de/ honoured and graced the meeting bawdy been bought hy the Easton and
en and who have 15.,, „
..
zealously and liberally suPPerted the institution, grounds. is the narrow gl•.n of Coeyne. This Ina through the town, the children - 'ono' •
shorten in what t elercuse.weepons of Dorset.
H. tA ng, Esq., F.&A., 841., on St Edward, King and
If Burocombe ; Rev Robert It. Watts, resolution, the desire of the Bishop hod la,'" t° s sag, g , Powers it mish6 Is° ut omit with an Curd Isv their presence"- applause.) railway company, who are depositing rubble there diente„suol: as only ehildr n can give, b.,,t,'..."1 ......
enter into that. united voice and with • °re° g
-- such an instrueu the diem* wen s from their quarries. We hope that Portianders will By the
.1i adness of Mr. Leek. a
,e ; Rev J. M. Truman, rooter of as mush se poasible the list of official rueinbers ;..ls.,t . _ . cut
rbroke up. f the had not known martyr.
J. W. Cattle, Charlton Mershall ; as he was one of them he must not
as he onuld• before. vote of thanks to Dr. Moor- ei this most attractive place. Portland bag many wild four o'clock the children ebjoyed • a ~,,, 0 ty. .
awake in time to the danger threatening the destruction
.P,onrctinaAn
fat.protr,k., wthas...abpipidrorepnri:hei.:7lfee:
yti.,:. i ,•:,,
.5.11,...,
• rector of Spettisisury ; Rev J. .1111 Bishop hod balanced them as even!' Mr' Wiinfe P"Peeed a ortls hie but to few beauties to be able to afford good suPPI7 of cake. About 6,si ''
The Bishop then pye the blessiuMan Name =et, Min. on the Antiquities of Portland. The vote would not require msny w on Neter.. ~0 . . c1i1,./.. '..
'Adford St. Mary; Rev A. & He believed that the present oonotitution of the Irish Th bead, e
Joule Draw, RN:, F.R.A.S., F.G.Ik, on Art treasures and dit to them. Dr. Moorhead's autos. that Chums should be spoiled.
part to recommend es monde. morning last which pine were given. ,5a55,,,,,..e,
'ellwarih I Rev T. Bennett, Church was the beet it could have; aim" m • whole
'morose I upon ; and if ---- d the conference koTts. rim. Maio:mien credb.womos:
.2.1.. ys.A....4teme
mi
ponewiire :owileaeolin.ded by Captain SWATRIDG6 and earned natal-
their preservation, well known end the satisfaction he derived RAILWAY Suzan nr,Wr4:-....1.1 s . ,00 y., ..... .. ..
• Frank E. Pope,Chilfrotne ihe did not see how it coed be WAREHAM. Aug. Goldemid. Esq., neat., on Municipal Institutions" efforts are we
f 'the sucoess of thou efforts is fa the engine of the 7.20 train from Weymouth, just as it I alt ec -lit. S. iliac; 20.1, W, Lt,
• Mow William Hooper, he said that the resolution wee very ntheh in Leeerg-
i tho did J. W. Grover. Fag., on Roman Christians In Britain; Evt. in his own mind from
Thou exertions .n,.
n Frampton, Moreton, a-ice with the constitution of li'll church, . . " Population 6,257. Births 46, deaths 24, 1 being from deem. at pramoom;
emter than any pecuniary reward. _ arrived . .
broughtt ' t Three-lagged itoes-lat. Ito ,
tof eetaolishenent Elea had the of the boiler tips, which soonthe rem o i•er at.,, p ‘,..
'ev Prebendary Bond, entirely spat from any theito the lot t onall.poz and I from fever. Gordon le MiTia-, Ed., on Abbotabery Abbey, and en "linden are given from • pure desire to do good, and _ oneC .neins end thou; 3r.1, Cater enl i eiv.•:--"'`'' •
Weymouth; Ur it. or ilisestablishnient, With regard Le rose..
(y),c, two eb- VAcciNATION.-Tbree relieving offioen . have been abbe!.
Ho
highest reward it is possible for env one to receive, a etandstial. The p issuogers by this train were not
rived within 100 pails of the Pottland station, burst R. 'retiree.
: Rev Prebendary jeotions Were Made to him before 0 friend
„„;.ted to enforce the general provisions of the
A;lmites
o_ I, Esq., P:111f., Fli.A.,, on the Municipal e compliment, ineonvonen
o the body; have a lar,er en'-- • t Dorsetabire. If warmest thanks to thou preenfor delayed about an boor, while the authoriti *ea telegraphed Davis; 2nii, J. Uvuoina; 3r,1, T. Rosen ~ •-•J,
* ed. but those by the return train were garter-mile Rwoh bees tinier 11. . ' ' •
Beananater ; Mr said to him-" Pray eularg. 1.,
Vaccination Acts.tt .1 , rte r. mi le Race b '''"
her gentleman said " You _
_,ow aset the Edward Levion, Faq., as., F.S.A., on Wareham indite
rt
he kind manner in whioh the resolution had to Weymouth, an.l obtained another engine. Mears. , , boy.. I.l•der I 1 v,
' R9v. G. II representation ;" end abet. _ ~. work; , Nee TOWN MALL.-The 1000nnee nu Baleen' Houma 2nd, I from wer c.,, ter ;n.f . Gu liver ; Ska,
Hoban@ for the Targett and Reynolds, stetiouruesters, came
Whitechureh ; will never he able to make s.
IT h -
you have too
a not o into the question of the
Well, the is op came in sto the expenditure amounted to £1896 Sc id. Sabseriptions J. R. Planclif, req., &anent t I Herald, on the tangly of been received, and also to Mr.
It had been mouth with the huh engine, and the passengers got linif.mile Welling Items-I,' c 7 -,,
save £1261 16s, interest £3 4s 7,1, sad there has been
he, Compton many"-(1 aighterd Boger Fitzgerald, the Doomaday Tenant of Corte. courteous and flattering terms In which
Hurdle Race (open) 4 flight, ai ;I'4'l e':....1
Oxford ; 3rd, T. Counter r ; ,pi.ces equal' 1.- ..
'
,ther Corn- modifier. Ile wool g
orii Edward R.oberts, Esq., on CCM' Abbey. etpurrOehid Wants ILD'
in
acknowledging
tie
t
brought before the meeting. uld not but • h sherd. after nine.
While be ea . . Dee
Minster ; sonstitueucy b-iti2 00""am mats ; but he would oe LI 12s 63 carried to the Mayor's amount.
-borrowed on mortgage E 630, so that there is • balance
Bet Ws Wake aroart, on the Came Giant. Coward let, and White 2tid • '1 d h
t what the Bishop bed said -that in the -
.I°.°Ph
Stevens
11217 ILD"
Qa
Discoveries
"ems& and ofgratification to and that his duties con- afternoon the Rey. W. T. Illio,kormick, entertained about . 2d3 1 la . " ett•
.'
MAY, simply rePe&- id wish to have the 'ants, Saxon remains et inn , near Andover, wu • source
feel that Mr. Bohan, had overrated his earwig's,. it SUNDAY 'SCHOOL Tzecagas' Pic-NTO.-On Tuesday
II 1 •2 d -en'• intr:,4
'oak ; Veory they w°u rb_e
_o _
.. m COlnyount WEYMOUTH. Rev. F. Warre, on the church of Bere Regis, neeted with the Senate ben Ufa rounds a Pennsylvania Pnse. n man . ll . White.
G. bat is was Wipers' I . id, believed the best law Thome Wright, Esq,, M.L. FAA., on the Formation of the pat year in each • manner am to merit the appro. • Pie•Me on the --n g - Several other events came Of, r
rim/a had been performed during 40 of the teachers of the
.St. George Sunday schools, to llorridge n ;• e est. II j,,0 .1
,
sl, they could bun WU the best possible one, and be was Tel lima.e•PCM. Hoolateae is being erected by Mr. ~_
and language of this Island! bation of that important meetiag•
He could only
Philip of Castilla and Joanna ed Spain to Weymouth, 611506, is were given, and • very h ' for
• sPPY ertaite, o
of opinion that that was the best pouihle one. 'l:es T. Dodson, in a field west of the Littlefield gardens, 0. R. Wright, Esq., F.S.A. on the involuntary slat of reiterate what be had stated on many previous owe- o'clock. and had tea spread g g .
~
meets
were
enjoyed.
Castle. The teachers met
on
the
ground about fleece-
prio,
number
- of members of the Synod would be about 2JO, and south of the cemetery; but separated from the iet
1.1 of worse • great many of those woull not be in latter by one field. It is to eceatain 10 beds, and its consequenoes. professional duties
aiding Dr. Smith in discharging the prof ,
_, s, aterword they bed about an hour's ramble over the An additional and most interesties re...
`ondaneo. But ho thought thot out of 250 there Tag mortality returns of the Registrar-General for Other papers mid addressee, illustraUng the objects visited,
f h I tit tiou-they ad h hitherto worked searraml old churchyard, and about t e reins bof Bow and very praiseworthy response to aby - i“,- -*ITO la
ta generally be sufficient present at meetings to
the last quarter show that in the Weymouth sub- will be prepared and be delivered on the spot or at the °vends/
meetings. otena u
and harmoniously together, and be had .
no doubt the,' Arrow Castle, and the rooks neer Church Hope. s, . ~
that he had always had mach satisfaction in joyed their cote end tea, end a "service a fruit
Durden in the shape of • largo I --" 'Oh. '
co ge.i, ..
geld flowers, lemon ons very much, aredit to tt,.."' 0 '
• good representation of the diocese. The speaker,
district there were 110 births sad 101 deaths. 01 the eons,
would still contieue to do so. Now, that the Sanatorium, About seven o'clock they re-assembled in the
end girl.) who contrihute • • -` '' ss
Insion. omitted the great advance which had
latter 14 were under one year, and 17 at 60 or more. • The Papers and Addresses will be given mooring to was firmly outado the Castle, where the rev, gentleman delivered (boys, ,„ . .1. lie
thanks to the liberality of its supporters.
'.., within the last ten years in regard to giving There were 39 deaths registered from onall•poz, u circumstances either at the evening Meetings or at the
established, ' tbe lifting to all to reflect that it • large teat, WM really a °totter un f
an address to the teachers on the object and beat . , e 0 e,j4 .• ii
establ it max gratifying have never seen. The subsafiferf • .
voles in church matters, adding that he
against two in the preceding quarter, and in a note it played to wblith they rsfer.-See advt.
was selisfactorily aecomplishing the hamane objeeti for methods of Sundoy FCIIOOI teaching. Mr. F. Pearce..l.4
e had cone to that which was strictly and
Is added that in the four weeks ending July 29th 15 which it was founded by Dr. Smith In miniatering to 'unee Proud great pleasure at the Indust:
Mr. W. Attwooli E. Attwooll, and J. Lane, octal bad ,___. displayed hi eolise„__ a / sad 4., 1
• right thing-that all the mombers of additional deems from
emmi.pox
were
registered,
portion ofhour and half •es profitably spent, ef'' ...it ati art • '' w.
the medical wants of the more respectable Per the sübject, and en
firt should be fairly, atty. and fatly re- ,
making 54 in four months. One person died from WEYMOUTH SANATORIUM.
the poorer classes. The medical came could Point concluding with singing and prayer. • wad Ilr b .lot
hurch, ••,, whooping cough. and two from diarrhea'. The popula- The 23rd. annual meeting of the friends of this most with satisfaction to the numbers that from week to of tho Bloodier-1 Nurse:ilea, not only in .
Lel
eig supported the resolution. In
tion is 14,702. valuable institution was held at noon, on Wednesday week crowd the reception room in proof of the degree be judges, but also marked their
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• •d him closely sine) he bourne therefore, the LOLIAL BOARD MEETING. taste displayed by giving one or tv., ~'-t-t,
e''' •ws and he TRW's' ROYAL-On Monday evening our lode. last. The Wontripfulthe Mayor (Jones Milledge, Soy). to which it WM appreciated. While, Tuey made their awards a. follows:- ' ''in Ini
-had no narrow vie ;
fatigable manager, Mr. F. Nelda, produced the new was called to the chair by the founder Dr. Smith, and Sanatorium had so far proved an undoubted mucous, he
A meeting was held on Monday afternoon last, GIRL& -Ist prize, ras, Ihrence co,i
-aye and noblo thing in gam. would heartily unite with him in
Tendon of "Ruth." The mounting of the piece was they were supported by 8., if. Eliot, Esq., reprosentiog was sure all present wo present Mr. R. Lino, chairman; Mears A. Scriven, Purchase; 3rd, E. J. Ridout. pr,t,;"l 14, 4
‘,,, !adon of the words eery commendable, and the music very appropriate. W. Eliot. Seq.. tresserer, Lieuteoant-Oolonel Swaffield, expressing the hope teat it would continue to go on in S's llt k
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dwelt upon the seeming Thos° of the inhabitants who have teen Mu Kate Captain Swithridge, Mr. J. E. Roberta, Dr. Moorehead, the same career of usefulness and prosperity, conferring
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H. Flew, Joe. Hoddei, J. P 1 &riven, W. Combats,. Abbott for small nosegay, Is., Harriett!`t
Pewee, C. Mitchell, B. Collins, B. Peares, C, White, prize for neatness in arrangement, 11,,, ."•y• Int
were oblige Ito be con. Saville's representation of the Jewish maiden, will surgeon, ko, invaluable blessings upon many of our a fellow ell
ow T. Gibbs, J. C. Lune, E. Comben. prizes, Cuerity Jeffery, Jane i
,f 1 by a h.) 'plot solely agree that it is • high-ohms piece of acting, which has The attendance was very fashionable, it mostly con- creatures. EZDIcAL orrnme. Louisa Counter, Jane Ilaidiuent, eowtlrgi:L ea
yin, worthy person never been equalled on the boards of our theatre. The slated of ham. Dr. MOORHEAD then moved a vote of thinks to Mr. Miieetisth hunt, Magian Galpin. "-ttits
nunicote, because delleere of the "Curse" to her false lover was owned The MAYOR, said thad feeling the privilege wash had T. Baker, siugeon dentist to the Sanatorium'
. _ Dr. Oarrothei• ...a appointed the medical °Meer,
Bine.-lot, prizo, sf, John Shar
aof the Church by flue elocutionary power and pathos, and the tall been extended to him, in betng invited to take the Seconded by Mr. ELIOT, and carried. under the Sanitary Act, 18U., aad the Neisenoes Remo- p .
Bishop; 3r.1, A. liorleok. Prizes fr
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'teal Presence, and upload at the end of the set showed its appreeia. char on the present oessaion, although he had been The Rev. Mr. Sumeza moved, and Dr. NO4MHEAD vii Act, by Mr Athott, lit, 24 6/ Act.
,6„ ,7, hen
dense; some tion by • good audience. Mr. Paoli, as Ernest. was engaged this morning in attending a very important sounded, a vote of thanks to the committee, and elect- Mr. A. Sunnite prooosed and Mr. Bs CoLLIes
Vol, Is 61, Bertie P.k.i. Extra pi .z ?"'"i `..'"enbat
,hat was a vary creditable, not must we forget the " schoolmestewe meeting of our Local Board of Heath, be obtained a tag them for the ensuing year. The latter remarked seconded the above. Junes, Henry Elandford, J 0,,, J-L.:lei.drok J.
'sy shout! of Mr. Bateman, who is most painstaking. The net of substitute, considering is his duty to attend the
annual /hot eve-
ry institution WY Indebted to some one person THIS lINIA.LL-PDX BIIOUGHT TO roarosa's WILL. Barrett, Austin Fudge, J she Wade, 1.11, •lial
"Stull the parts were in good hands, and well studied, and meeting of this most valuable institution. A few years for ita Motive power. But the motive power was The Clerk was requaeted to write to the Admiralty Samuel Rose, 11/inland Leckhou s• - '..-"mtte. , .
Ile especially the broad comedy of Mr: Prank Seymour, as ago the institution was cernmenced at a small house a liable to derangements, it might drive the machine too stating the facts as regarded the ease of • man suffer- Mr Eyers' band kindly contribute - •
'fore " Peter,' 04010 in for a good share of applause. To few doors above ; but through the kindness and efforts
, fat or too slow, but there were means of regulation la_ from lessag..„fla being brought from H.M.S. sae.
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• th. those of our readen who have not seen the round of of Dr. Smith and many tidies and gentlemen w°° provided. So the committee were the means a steady- m:,,, and aegfae 'big that H.M.S. Vernon should be
s!, characters assumed by the versatile Miss Kate Seville, assisted him, this new and well-adapted building had tog and regulating Dr. Smith's action, and preventing used as-a hospital for such ours.
BLANDFORD COUNTY (.3021.1. SA
0):,
• Vila to the theatre may be strongly recommended, as been erected for the sesommoiation of • greater him going too fast or too slowly. He moved a vote
Boone sterling plena, are in store for the few remaining number of patient., He was quite sure they felt •of thanks to the oominittee, which they well deserved TILL DRAINAGE AND THE GIANT 11011111 Y. at •,. ..
There were 74 cases env col tort,: '
ights of her stay here. a debt of gratitude to Dr. Smite. in fact the whole se cool •,
for the zeal and assiduity with which they had per. T. Taylor, Fate, forwarded the following letter from the following came Imfore hi- II .!, . r 17. i. p
town and neighbourhood are very much indebted to formed their duties, the Grant Trustees :- William Frederick Slime r. W,, ''' " •
bIIOUGH PATTY SESSIONS. Monday.-Before Jas. - •
him and to those ladle and gentlemen who had Weymouth, 10th July, 1871, I.r crops in garden aid al istiii,...., ~ , , . ~.
'go, Req. (Mayor), J. Drew, Rel., and 0. Reynolds. EN. . rs a- • • • Carried unanimously. 81r,-1 have the honour to date In reply lc your communica- tabourer, WA defendant • 1.11,..r rs• ~ •
assisted him-(applause). me enonia now call upon
111145/W 101550.1 AT Illeste. DaVillltarelb Mr. Ronges moved a vote of thanks to the Chairman. tioo of the Oil, Plaintiff said that he eosin: li.. 51 i ' -"....
Instant, that I have consulted my co-trustees , . , ,
Dr, Smith, as hon. seer-Awe, to read the report. e Portdaad drainage CoilltUCllCeil 111 311C113ClUlas, is, ~,i h , • •
James, • dekly•looking yougg man, was brought up Dr. SMITH then read the The podtiou of Mayor of this borough is no sinecure, of the Royal Grant, on the subject of th
I .II un t round I 11, '• .
I • We have already informed the Portland 0 en g ,me . per ......L. j„.,• :,/. . •
's steellir, a quantity of ttandy, the property of as on sec snot of that position he had very large sag age-
slob and&Co., on the 3rd inst. eineranseit REPORT. sndLocal"t". "aurf°lls;alth that we shall le glad to help them. We vim in July, 1.371. Hu put crop. i'... , t,,.. „, - ' • •
meats. They were very much pleased to see the Mayor
lot say in. v definite sum that we could put aside, as the in good order. The atreement 0, t / ~., I' ..' .. .
Y'rsred. DosLthra!isi paretbmeiset.r°WasecutT'kannodwimil tO Lidice and Gentlemso,_yeer committee hsoyfenhTeh pleasure presiding amongst theas -Ober, heari-ond, trusted ~_he rUllid is Vari3l;ib, asd of late years has diminished a good deal ; take the total In 1ii11.31(.-Deleii ..: •''' •••• ,
lae of a place canal Newberry Cloa- is a road t."„Znegl".l ta"."l.";lornuourest'.it.':!r,y:d it is !Zit I,",acri: would be long spared for works of usetamase in tea but we think the Board miztit safely calculate upon fetich log angered as his alvPhor. l. but he ,i.l ~ 7,• , ,
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s Seramtwidge Hill, and the premises of thankfulnees to the Allsrise Creator that amidut the many beers-(aPtAsuse). LW° per annum iron us.-1 have the hon3LII to be, Sir, yours Lis abeep, and ho Kn.. 1,,,n a n.,..,.
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inue along Oda read, and the wall at the sufferers who have comeinto the Sauetorium during the pest Dr SMITH seconded. The duties of the Mayor are ebodiently. to sfive plaintiff the tali', of ..... .1..
C. E. ELIQr. cropas it was in his ground. - P. , . ..
'ry of the road. On the other
as wide of year, only one patient has died in the Institution. The number .
Is used a epirit greo ; but the wall ea
, under treatment at the .ast report was 18, and during the past rosy 0130113tia, and their Chairman had been en .
e t
gageda T. Taylor, Esq., neighbour named Jana Warelia.., •... .. : •
illrht in question, ace 'Ming to tee year 72 were admitted as inpatient
a,Making a total of 97 th° Guildhall this very morning. But, in order to Local Go ierrionnt Act Office, Whitehall. .as in good condition, but the er ~. . . .• .• •
`, the place was locked up with all patients treated in thellanatorium during the year. Of theme, attend the Sanatorium meeting, the Mayor bad Plaintiff said lie valued the crop a' i ,• • • '
Mr Taylor ids , wrote informing the Board that it ..as i tut i.e did not wt.!, to pre-,., - . - .' • •
left in safety; the taps were all 60 were cured, 17 reneged, 1 dled, and there are 10 still under obtained • substitute to preside at the Local Board, will '
be nec. sarry for them to submit plans, opacities- only siahod for Natio' lout he f
'der them, and everything woo =t. The lailfti of tithe these pstiente remained In the and had attended us ; thus showing the interest the Mayor .•
tine, 12c., of loco drainage and water-supply schemes, dAdde the salu.-liu llonoUr ..., • .
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sorning. the Brat man that um varied In *Brides! maw from one to 31 weeks, took in all public matters. .
for tin approval of the Secretary of the State, before to a Judi:int:tit for the amount c .
°°". end noticed e'en*" admitted dnce the opening of the Sanatorium 774
in Note, is , Carried with applause. oummenciug the works, save hall the hailing fee -Polo, t i ~.
c, and stheo be got in, he or an average of 61 weeks. The total number of in-patients
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for the rent-lie, Honour : Tneu if . , ..
'."ble for that Pintion Out-patients whulttea during the past )ear from the county, The MAYOR said he had felt very greet pleasure in -
'sis engineer told him, Sig ; from Weymouth noel liekombe Regis, 3N; total, 1,170. WYKE REGIS. will not get it.-Verdict for the ain ..,
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t king tho chair, and prodding over this meeting. As dohs. Smith v. Alfred Dicker.-- T.: . •.-
it was that although Total number of out-patiente admitted up to August, 1071- ~: -a_ .
the time it was so males 7,113; females, 14,033 • number from 2 weeks old to 5 e'r- Roam' had kindly said, he should be early ha. pig CIIICKIT.-PO, Chas W. Wilke Regis.-This frequently Waif lichou his II so,•.r. ~ • .
reeled • quantity year., from 6to li years, 1,867; from 15 to go y • to lend his assistence to this institution,
sus, and all institu• match was pley.sl at Portland on Saturday, the sth preaent plaintiff sued the defei,l3/.: I.- . . . •
''' keep, variaaa 8,231 ; from 3/ to 60 years, 0.M16; above 50 year., 2,021; none of the kind, if that assistance would be of any instant. The Wylie team brother, for whom hen:m.l, 11,1,..•..r.,
brandy; but mune • total of 21,146. Yew committee have further to avail. Ile had watched the Sanatorium from its own- al2 o'clock, 1 won the "WC they beitan dant then made a claim for th f• .- , -
ere was best an were all out by three, for the Ming- brought another mamma for e- I.- i - - -
, report that at the half-yearly meeting of the committm, held menoment until now, k lately,
wilt not having paid so nificant total a 26 runs, no loss then five cyphers in Wotan • the ' • I ' • ''
g ...or a plaint s ax,a, is. II .. • , - •
`47 gabdal at the Sanatorium, in February last, it WWI tolliiii that, after
v as that much attoutiou to the reports, he was astonished to
defraying all expenses for the pest year, 1:100 have been added the innings. The Portlanders frOmmeneed batting ludo up that blilla and requotio, t.., ...
''t mow to the Endowment Fund and this sans haa been further neg. find that over 20,000 suffering individuals hid bun shortly Mier three ; the only two who made • stand the accounts. I. appeared that ari
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• who wanted during the last 'half-your by £3OO, Including legaciw felieved at the Sanatorium. It was most gratifying to were Mears. Burnidee and liodation, the letter making ' rwiiiwi or the sts°°" claims-I, s'i. s'' I•'s ' - •• 1i....
'Mr. of an account book put in by the de i. ~ • •
_ and donations. Amongst the doson may be mentioned, Mrs. them all that ouch a large number of their poorer
_ 58 ; hie batting .fertaiuly was very good, but he gave a
1 Blennerheaset, £25; Rev. Mr. Boucher, £10; Mr. Moyer, £5 neighbours had received such comfort is I
-7 its means, me chance at slip before Ile score I and three afterwards. receipt Was put in for neer 21 of tn. ...• ... , ~,
was lathe plaintiff's hand wntissz, -A, s 5.. ," .-
Mien de Winton, gt ; • Friend, ES ; Rev. LundY Fools 5.5 trusted thet Dr. Smith would he grand man ears to innings P f
109 The W k followed is ' •
J. Merlin. Esq., NO ; Mrs. Robinson, £10; Ationymou., £6 u• • • ' ••3' 7 The closedor . ey e t-ea him Born it atMilborne fair. Tins a.. i•
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use his ez,rtious on behalf of the a/finnan, and that
'ashy Freestun. RS; Mrs. lioldoey, 26; Mrs. Ludlow, 45- ~„ i innings until seven o'clock. when seven wickets bad plaintiff anti hit wile, and the ti, s ..• I ..-.. i ... ..-_,.
nis the third donation, and me may here remark that we an. min"'g 'mg° number of ladies will he found to fallen for 49 runs. Bement made 16 and E. Fenoulhet the defendant to be aummone.l.
'the promise of /..50 from her 200 d busbend, If ell can Ilet a give him that assistance which is valued so much- 8 net out, the rest were puny snores The verdict JeD13311[5131.-Junes Omen c. J -1,11 -• ..- •.•- , •
committed for 2., dap, warrant Os i:
titer Mies. so as to complete the Endowment Fund (applause). was for Portland on the first innings. The Wyke club dt ~_
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the ensuing year. Tee Moe'. received have boon :- The meeting then cloud, nas only been formed the past month, but has some i•cm. Froze C. James Folder. -ii: - l •..• ••
1 exoentors of the late Mrs. Balaton, also; and the .
'itterp, Riot., £4l. YOU have
r committee also In lie the lltandfonl Co•operati
grate- very promising players, days, to be suspendedfor 14 days 011 I, • . • s .
'sowledge the gift of col. Steward, of NotUagton, --.- te • • -. , ,
Mary's Church, for the use of patientsat the WhYMOUTiI TOWN COUNCIL: CEIL‘IE ABBAS. Ilesini. lynch= and Bulbs.: appcirs i.. ' • '•• 7
'his we consider a very great boon. It is highly estate. Mr Whys°, who had beyn ....... : •• " .
to are well enough to avail themselves of it, A quarterly meeting of the Town Council was held on Population 7,597. Births 63, deaths 31, of which 1 aAked for another person to be app Out, i,,••• ~ .
'ure command, "Not forsaking the main. Wednesday morning, present : The Mayor (Jug was from scarlet fever, 2 from diptheria, and 1 from obllll.,miotwu to lease the_.town; T"''' S. '"• '
together, as the manner of some is- Milledge. Esq.), Alderman Ayling, Councillors Thomas, dierrhces. skier.. necessary. one Omer for am ii, .• . 7' ,
ponies Act was granted !nadir Byllyib W.ii rc..,,, .......
Itoberts_Robereson, Tolbot, 5. H. Deveash, A.yles, VcsraY MEETING-The annual vestry meeting, for aginciator pi tiob buy:
was quite etre the report would Beta, welaford, Cummins. the purpose of passing the lighting inapsetoro• ocoonnts e-•-
insentient voice-(hear.) Loco. BOARD or HEALTH. for the hat year. and granting • rate for the ensuing SWANAGE.
I read the grumMei statement, Circulars with referent* to the prevention of the year, was held on Monday, Mr. E. J. Clark, sear., Am 17
...NWELCONC Vietron•-A large .1:at: Lea;
4 been added to the deposits spread of cholera, were produced. Those cireulars churchwarden, in the chair Mr. Northover was re, appeeruee hat week ae Citapintu'e Pod, .o. i SO:II
sent to all the Customs authorities and local authorities elected Ittspo,tor, and Mr. E. Norman elected to fill off by time lithermen, but no; till it hint lees
'sc, vary pleasing duty of tad • ' up VaCaueres • and 1:30 was granted for lighting the several nets,
are piques to aid in carrying the measures of pre- 1 ' •
to meeting be given to town for t to year &faun:4.
vent ion. MONsTalt lICSHBOO3L-A specimen of t'.., ~•---
e financial statement Sit'Slll ACCIDENT.-On Saturday • little boy, aged
THE BACKWATIR. tribe, measuring 41j 'Lichee rouud, w 'WI 11...0 3...;1
I had managed the Seven, the son of Mr. W. Greenslade, schoolmaster of louvered by A. Barclay, at St. -kiban's Haul.
or Alr. I,VT. mu., Tha nios••••• cisoms aassad that Mr. Condo la bare, and Cern., fell from a handles about eight feet high, and Tux if
Is b. Mr. Rimier,' was giving his best &Volition to the subject. He was Titan BELL -We Mal pleased • '
severely fractured his skull. It appean that the little 14
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vertices, of Mr. engaged on it eLI yesterday, e reodera that the Heather Bell, now lands 1.. r lag,
fellow bad upended to the top of the building, which at Pool ' •A t li landing
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the funds of ItnaLL`POI HOSPITAL. is covered with ivy, for the purpose of catching a e Quay mate- o. at, t-0 .-.........g sts, a
limusorth y aide.
1n moving a The MAYOR stated that ihey had had two tenders for chicken, and having suceeeded, leaned over to break off -
the erection of the hospital. Messrs Norman at • stick from a lilac tree, overbsLuded himself, and fell WIMBOHNE-
more in £240 12i., and Mr. Dodson at £llO. He therefore over alighting on his forehead on the flint paving below. There were registered 34 b.rthe on 1
TY One aceeptod the letters and lave instructions that the Dr. Ewen' was quickly In attendance, and alter amongst • pdpulation of .5,461 in tic last fur'-
)17. building should be procaeded with, and as rapid progress examining the wound pronotmeed the outer wile of the died from small-pox, and 2 from fever.
as possible should be made. skull to he badly fractured, and entertained doubts as PETII SLiaIONS, Fritlay.-Maiistratv p
to the inner t .ble communicating with the brain,
THE MEDICAL OFFICER'S REPORT,. Parte, Esq. @airman), Rev Corr J. 6 ,
1 .• r.,,:'-'
although no fissure could be discovered. BeHe was pro. Paget, and Liu' Bev J. ff. Austen.
Dr. T1231H3 said that his last return was on Jely 22. nounced to be in great danger, d
an some days must EA11:11 Rigaltr, a gipsy, living at F 1531311., IN i• • .:. .
'or the week ending July 20, there were eight fresh elapse before any definite opinion can be given as to his cruelly W a dcm..,.l°7_„l°.th.e Pariah .."( C"le 310- - •
011-pox cases in Beeloombe Aegis, and eight in Wey- chance of recovery, not appear, atil ma sine amused the oneoce.-P..,..:.• .
'h ; during the same time one death occurred in -- Mg costa.
outh, and two in Meloombe Regis. Daring the UP WAY. iiiscou ADALIIii, Of SpAttisbUry, we. Oar"... .• •
two hurdle., set up ass filub.!, On: proisrty i :.1. ;.•
wk he ewert'ined there were four other Population 4,6(X). 40 births dl9 deaths, 1 being Sturminster Marshallt She mid nla• 1•••••,i ,
od) oases, but very mild. From July 29 to eronadjarrh,...
ut the p 'cc. isalltiollo., a,' I .1. • 0..
'lore were 17 fresh oases in Macomb' Regis. ---- - ---
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Joenru litolli, June County:, Jolts Lo if,. •...,
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Weymouth, and during that time there ABBOTSBURY. EXOL.III, were Initlillioned for maim( abu as e 3'. i.......:., .....A
'oath in lfeloombe Regis, and two in to Mr Daniel Barnes, farmer, at Little Cats, . is --.
-. 'lizard continued that doubtless Population 2,041. Births ten and deeths tea, one fur mmPlate•"l" Far a long time tho .I.•ic . is.s., ~ • ,
st exaggerated statements as to the dying from scarlet fever, near hint, have groggy insulted and pr•Ack : . •... ,-• f
they saw him, saying "bring hack the tor:- • --..-
h ; in fast, • gentleman had told
-4 there were 21 mass in St. PUDDLETOWN. have stolen," calling him font 111Allus, 0:55 - . • - '
daughter woo unelieste.-They wen.; ball.. i . .: , -
Or. Tizard, therefore, thought Population 4,313. Births 28. deaths 16, one being W keep the Pmu.'e lon sin moutba-
if they would make • weekly from favor- -
ved that them these dug- - POOLE.
in ground, and if happily MAIDEN NB wrom, Tag population is 0,615, and in t ...... Ss"
MIA to
,it would restore Population 6,222. Births 54, deaths 21, i noladin g 1 there were 77 births and 45 deaths (tea 's.- '•°°
' bringing people here. from scarlet fever and 1 from fever. pars' average). 1 died trout sinad•poi, :::5...7.i..,,
oath would not be --- and 2 from fever.
ii really is.* SHER BORNE. itoonsti.-A party of l'oole fisiseruan e'-,:''''''l
urge sent from Population 6,129. Births 50, deaths 30, itiotheling 4 on Friday morning, near the Nati:Luca 4 l;•"•''-a;
Irons fever, and 1 from diarrhod t. drew ulnae a lot of dogfish. Niutt.eu a 11.0"
'''-poz is to • - they succeeded in capturing, but a larger otat-'
LONGBURTON. through the neta. The fiat averaged ilea atere•
he strut' _ 3.31 be earth. We understand that it,, ii.. uent%
*yew a, zoom AND BMIIID.-In our last journal we wing for our fishermen to take cootie( ii,"
.e wt., announced the marriage in the Vicarage-house, Long. so large • number wits 'fever known to we, wit/4
N't to Mullen, of the curate, the Rev Eiwd. Win. Price, to in this port or, any previous vocaauuu. lued .:
on •
the only child of the vicar. To-day we have to record dogfish inn aewhat coarse, but It "
is "tie hi
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,t the bridegroom's funeral llt a but a few weeks since people, and is much used for food tu he o',ll
the writer of this sat by his aide at the Visitation Islands.
dinneethinking him as hank and agreeable a gentleman GETTING • DROP 0' DWAIN. -What a
ehe ever conversed with. He looked too the picture dents to be iu drink fur getting hien lute :,..
health. His eyes sparkled with intelligence, and Henry Chanter, employed by Mr L... 4.......,•••
'tame domed set by physical training; but an on Tuesday 'age' at 11.30 taking tins ta,ar.t.
d disuse was insidiously at work, and in a little house, atic they were ieenidi das 13AVili li.vii,
had to take to his bed, and his ease became hope- from his master's timber yard. The toolish 3.`
'day after his burial was to have been that of the magistrates ou l'hurstley test Le had 4.1 ...S:-
o. The wedding cake was provided, and beer on Tuesday night, mut as be was
• funeral. In accordance with his last ening the nether projeenug from beteeoi due:
special dispensation was obtained from be took it home wito the auteutfou et retuniog:
of Canterbury, and he was marled next 'Doming. The Beech committed hilli Ii
• death bed, last Sunday week. On borough gaol tun 21 days' hard labour. .
it had fled, and his body was ESTIMAILD Colt OF A tIiCtIOJI. liiiitltD. -.lt itt
i On Monday lase, the funeral Town Council wending Alderman Itu,;crs piaeln,
•ble as the circumstances attend- estimate ef thc requirt went* an to eleuteutay •
,of polished oak, with gilded in Pottle and Gm cost of providing it. Thu ItiTi
1 drawing-room, having upon soused the populttion ot the b rough was ht.':
oon which again was placed iregarthen, the gurtruunnat lusyceter„ had sa:r
duped garland of lilies, one in sotoo of the population er.ss the pre,,J•••
ease flowers. In the whom the guvernmeut would lonise listed ..a.
only composed. The denim, li they took one-seventa et the veal.'
tbarmis, those who tee borough Of PiPillY. they would find t.at her
* mug all hearers 1,447 children to be educetesi. Ifbill tin sct has
set was sung in Poole National Schools for the pat /es' it "gl'
Nrd, after the that 290 children were educated (an tOs'./ AUltisii•
lowered into WWI ot 1,417 children aupposiug it ea,
71•DinilleY• the same redstive cost, would amount to
government grunt and school fees tor IL, ••••• •:,,,,
School thiidruis came tu £256 ; ateordsa4.
Mom these sources in the ease ot I,ll;:;•ienft4.
stag amount to £1,277, leaving a detieteuay el
.e remora of the British School, akin.; IL°
showed that hit/ were educated at a ces,
that according to this ealoulatiou eh, c ,'. s ,
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1,447 children would be £1.72;; the
le would 1.111131.111 t. to 11.335 1, AVIIi„; A ..,,•'''.:,
'5, 11.111 to this he would lisist t2till, II 1AC''`,...„.1
ery ample. In order to meet any otl-.5:71,
4 rame,l, he use only 'waive ot th sts7.
s,.' school ' • if Ilse buys mid 5p.... ~..1.e7
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'her the delicious' would De iL6.4, t••:;.s
inset this estimate to two or wore,
had a great deal of eaririefa,
offitoom, and they itilull"i ..., ..
r in a most libawl liihi, ••••'''....
'n round nuinhet, lon o••••-•••
here were at tte preseatti"...
the borougu, tin. e ie :,.."'"'„
and one at l'olotee'',4;
o ila,uvrortht I. 01' „..,
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admit the nsee_....;;
to ieno-d. 10
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libel perm 6 I''..,
lb. bi:1,1.'...
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