The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-16 00:00:00

GUPPY AND 00'S MINERAL

WATERS.
STEAM WORKS, OLD ORCHARD, POOLE.
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DOIIIOIIIIISTIC3
Comwtsalos.—Dovii Yeomanry Carl:7.7E4yard
Willism e•kelry Portman, gent. ta a• 84°4'd
Lieutenant lfiupernum.ruy).
INA HUM/RID AND TWICATT POUNDS was the sum
which the brur in ati 01 the rhaldon Herring
Church, recently held at the Town-hall, realised.
ON W IDA DID•T alternooo, 1166 Bvardmore, of
Fordington, whilst out for a drive near Heiden Castle,
left her pony and trep standing unattended. The
pony got imprisnt at being kept waiting_ and
galloped home, reaching his haven—or stable If you
prefer it--In safety.
Turas •se noir on view, at the eatabliahmeut of
Marrs. Saunders and Jaoob, two handsome pieces of
plate, to be presented to Captain Foster upon his
marriage. The one is a richly chased
Z;;;-c-1,-,e•E jug in the Italian style, and is the gift of
the Vorcherer troop of the the Q.O.T.C. It Ii a fine
spedmen of the silversmith's art. The other is a
aver aad oak mug with
prep cups, the congratulatory
aration of the lahabitaute of WarmwelL
MOWS. GUT AND Bon are the successful tenderer
for the erection of the new Brun Laundry Works.
Their tender, which amounted to £1,484 15... was
nearly 1:800 below that of the great " Bull and Sous."
of Southampton ! What is the macron of this
riddle? Do the Malan. Bull get too much "fat" (es
printers call it) out of their joie, or are Mears. Guy
patriotic townsmen who don't mini dropping •
century or two?
THB Wesleyan Conference will hoM its next session
o Eir'll'rdi awl the •tationing mw Be, c =menus
Its important duties on Wein...lay. the 17th inst. It
i• us 14 yesrs since the 1., fee lice wes bell in
B. milord. Ihe numner of ministers and laymen will
be unusually Isr.e. it is 5•1•1 that more thou a
iousand ticks.e have been isened—s very lance
number indeed for a 1 Iterative assembly. Dr.
1111 ad n the itev. 5 Coley are spok•st of for the
dentist chair, and others will probably be brought
forward with a view to their future election.
THE Cams Bitt..-At a numerously attended
meeting of the Conservative party held on Monday
N114,11,,00. it was deaded that the Government,
through 'Mr Selwin-Ibbeteon, should announce to the
Hour of Commons their intention of making con-
cessions in the bill to the eif.-ct that if the authorities
of a foreign country could prove that no disease existed
therein, and that the loinortation of cattle therefore
would not be likely to injuriously affect the herds in
this country, the clause insisting upon slaughter at the
port of debarkation should not be insisted upon.
Dour, Courry Save:lL—ln the list just trued by
Trinity College, London, we are glad to notice the
following Denies nf pupils of our County f3chonl who
ware surerful in the examination recently held in the
theory of music :—A. IL Brans, Dorchester ; G.
Hunt, Footmen ; E. 0. Cox, Maiden Newton; It B.
Genre, Wat-rson ; J. N. Grant; a B. Kelly,
Penfield ; A. R. A. Nicol, Winchester; H. W.
Plowman and A. C. Plowman, Heyte•bury ; EL W.
C Philips, Bournemouth. All of these pared in the
junior section. Mc. C. F. Baxter also pulped in the
senior ration. The number who pared from this
sch.. 4 last year was nine; the number this year is

Ag examanatton in mai& at Trinity College,
London was held on June 14th, under the ruperin-
gendarme of Mr. Boytin Smith, the bon local secretary
for this district, aid there were entered 63 candidata
from this centre, and it appears, from the return just
• issued by the college, tha of this number the following
29 have satisfied the exemineri and obtained pees
certificates :—Senior divisio —Katherine Mayo. Sybil
Grove (Miss Parker's :school, Weymouth), Elisabeth
IL Newman, Alice 8 Howe, hates F. Beater.
Junior division—Gertrude *Frew (Madame Faraiiii's
School, Sherborne). Amy Avant, Isabella Witt, Grace
Son., Annie Pops (Nlise Stan.'. School, Weymouth),
Lilian Ander..., Helena N wris, Annie Goodfellow
(Miss Tabor's School, Dorchester), Annie E. Anoka-
wrig t, Susan H. Last. Susannah Baecombe, Lucy
Newman, Edith M. Good (Slice Lock's School, Dor.
rhater), Frances Alice Ellis, H. A. Evan., G. J.
Hirt, K 0. Cox. R. K (lenge, N. J. Grant, B. B.
Kelly, A. H. A. Nicol, H. W. T. Plowman, A. C.
Plowman, 11. W. C. Phillip. (Dorset County School).
Marrimoe were held on Thursdey for the election
of member. of the Burial Bossed far the parishes of St.
Peter, AU :initita, and !Lily Trinity. The only alters.
tin made in the constitution of the Board wee the
appointment of Mr. Job Short, in the room of the
Rev E. W. Pears, deceased. for the parish of St.
Peter's In All ,ainte' pani-h Mr. William Slade WAS
re-elected tueinber .1 the Board ; Mr. llsorge Greening
and Mr. C. Pere inn were re.appointed auditors. The
accounts of the Board for the past year have just been
mu I, tip; the f illowin; is an abetract : —Receipts :
11,1.nce from previousyearinbsnk, 122 8 I 7.1; amounts
received from Holy Trinity parish, £22 144 6,1: "lb
Pear's. I:14 14.. Gl. ; All Seints', 1:10 17s. SI. ;
received for burial fees. tc., £129 4*. 6.1. ; balance
due to clerk at end uuf ear. £4 14.. 34 I.—total,
LSH 17.. 7)I. Peyments Balance from previous
year due to clerk. £2o6'. 11.1. ; salaries, /X*3 121. 6,1.
compensation to clergymen and sexton., £27; extra
lobour at cemetery, 1.32 10.. ; isn,irovement., repairs,
and malntenana, £lO 11.. ; rase and tithe',
6s. 5)1.; irrecoverable fees allowel by the B iard,
£2 li. 61. : balance in bank at close of year, 1 Is. 101
total, £204 17e. 71d.

FAIR 4 AND MARKETS lE.. FOR JULY.
1.. t Quarts.. V day, Ob I6n. af ',rooms.
Now Moon, 29th dar, V Was., af tamos.m.

Tuesday. 16th. S 41i•hwy
Wedummlttr, 17th, Exeter.
Thanalay. IN h Bberheraa °Tartan (large sheep fair),

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II Le/well, 814,111000/1.• lw.
Wedorelee, 2ith. Hoeft W.
T 25th, Alrestoet
F.eley, 26 h 81:erh..roe, Woyhill, Yeovil g.e2.
Sikturday, 7 h, Melkehare.
Tnewley, 30th. Melkahens Lm.. Siliabury g.oz.
Wedbeaday. 31.1, Fr,no•