The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-10-01 00:00:00

TEI BOROUGH BENCH.
To th 4 Editor.

&r,—What ia the meaning of the refusal of ths Lord
Chanoellor to appoint new magmtrates
I know that at the present time there is more than one
magistrate to every thousand inhabitants in the borough,
end that already the number of magistrate. in Poole Ls
greater than In almost any other borough in Ingland, but
how comes it that theme fart: were overlooked previous
to the Commission being sent up to London. A. it has
turned out something like nine or ten gentlemen have
been diasppointed, and more than that, something vilrf
like • division of opinion, or a scramble for office, is
apparent amongst the "puty" in the borough who at
the present time ca supposed to have the ear of the Lord
Chancellor.

--Csll laTof Your correrpondeata throw 68y light cm this
matter l—Yoers respectfully.
A BUIWIS.S.
Poole, September 44t1t, 1678.

PAILLITON7,
THE PARIS KXHIBITION.

• /HMI& MEDAL. AWLILDED TO MIL OLOIMII JINXING&
We are pleased to leers that the silver modal fthw
, highest award in Claes OM has been adjudged to Mr.
1 George Jennings, of Stamens, London, and proprietor of
the South. Western Pottery, Pa/ketonn, for his exhibit of
sanitary appliances.
Mr. Jennings, who Ms made sanitary engineering and
the improvement of appliancee relating to health M
buildings of all claims his sepeolal study for many years
past, has ae exhibit which attracts much attention from
the English.. well as foreign visitors to the exhibition,
and worthily represents the progress and superiority of
our country in this respect over liar continental neigh-
bows.
One portion of Mr. Jenninge exhibit I, • model bath-
room, with lavatory and other adjuncts on the WWI
approved principles (with water laid on), the whole being
suitable for a modern niansion of the highest class, while
other portions present similar fittingx but arranged to
suit the more moderate 'awaken:bents of the middle clam,
and even for animas dwelling, the whole embracing
many trades, having been entirely designed and execuW
In Kr. Jeriniage week.
The sanitary aPplianeas in connection with the pavilion
of if. R.ll. the Prince of Wales, and the came and apart-
ments of the Royal Commission were also entrusted to Mr.
Jennines care, the result being, we learn, in the highest
deCesatisfactory.
may add that at the Vienna Exhibition in 1873 Mr.
Joardagi was avrardod the medal for Progress by the
laternatkinal Jury,
mem testa of merit are arimiztakidblo proof, ot the
!vadat* of Mr. Jenningig design' and artl6l°'
ex.
UMW.

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e new organ has lately been erected ia the pv.iih char*
, HAWN:cry. in oommemoratica of the earrixes rendered
1 to the parish by the late respeoted Vicar. the Hon sod
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and for tids objecf about 1.40 au,, an needed. Tht
instrument has two rows of nearAnale,' tap ftwps., =
Nicholson and Lord, of waleeli The ... 1........ 1
1:14.: St: Ilatthetewith th.s
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of the Hon. and v. Aubrey Richard Spnait. Rim
Year' ViCii of Netherbotnering." igirie Jana
Th .... wife" e church WM o decorated reef tag"'
fully. The prredings commenced with a oommanioa
'orrice at 11 o clock when • ber of ParishleeersaX
whom the arrive oadi partimilarly intended, rem
The celebrant oat the late Vicar, who was mated bf
the Rev. H. W. Yeatmaa and it., IL IL Moberisl. Tb. dedicationioervie• took place at 130 use., at which
there was a large The sermon was Pereme.
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