The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19 00:00:00

SCHOOL ATTISDANCII 0011MITSIB'S 111 PORT.

" Tie lkhool Attendance ,kenmitt.• reported thst they
hod lootrocted their at er•daace <Aar to apply for a ominous
.gunet an otll.l I. sl •tail permute In diereigardi g the
ant... of duo .rooll I a A ourn'er of prin,• Icaut. •os
lad b also boned which your o. anitt• e hops enii be
tn•torni t a (h 0,14. the n• ewty of Nora pr coed-
bet b. op •ak n t enf .re. Oh. law. Th. onagni k. wore
Pi i. 4 t report n Inaproreco.nt girnond att+Oudatie•
Le chi! roil Carl g Oh. quarter..
The report was oerried.

Loopy of the resolution was to be (awarded to
lira Id wrie, Barrack street, who is the daughter of
the late Mr. td..ore.
This terminated the basica'.

111112113ORKIL
Deere or Men. Yzereer. or STOOK. —WO aro
Veved to announce t bat that MUMM_A' Wt, Sire
estals°, of Stook, died on Ifoucisy. fibs had attained
a line old age—over 90— and has lone eureived her
husband, the rosewood it.,. Farr Yeetenan, Chair-
man of Quarter Sesatens.

Mr. R. Rem Winded to tbis Moose'sknee mid the end of March; then he nelson the lily for the
denier of blo‘king the thoroughfare, and cited an orange-blossom. lie thinks of ea stoatrailan tour,
instance of • fair it Sonth-etreet where some of the with a view, he Gam of. if possible, reforming the
sight, mu so lodecent that they omen nut to be per. ugly amps of that wintry am depicted in mealets
initt.d in the streets. maps, sad will home hem* ind Jaime. "Brie( me
The MAYOR thought • ..all committee should be storks l'•
epo..lnt•i to comelier the 'recur.
On them Aloe of Mr. Erigurne this was agreed to.
HI LAU Ht. moires 1100113.
Mr. C. EMiumn. reform/ to the death of Mr.
Moore, who hut been oontamie I with the work of the
Corpiwation (ea Mr Gnadry'e former head clerk) for
abut 60 years. onoekiewed the Corporatioa should
swipe its regret at his death, bud testgy to lua faith.
NI oarlike, during that long period. Tole he mired
as • resolution, which was monied by Mr. BIDDLE-

To all intents and purpeees the Easter Monday
Review will he held et P,,rtein min, where the
Voluateers will be brig* ied watt about four thousand
reeulera. By that time, however, Primo, &Award of
nate-Weimar will have neeienwel bis ourninaud, and
thus a ppuLir fieure at them odium engagernenta will
be miming. His eucosesor has been definitely
Delected, but the ebuics underetood t rest between
L,Ard Chehneford and Lieut.-General AVIA.

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Th• first ediVon of tits Queen's new book consists of
10,000 aphis. French sod German translations will
appear to the course of a week or two, sod an American
grtion is to be published at our..

Mak abuses air William Gull for breaking so
engagement in order to visit " a uobleatan who had
broken lug collar•booe when bunting." In controversies
of thla description it is Important that the details
should be given with accuracy. Si, William Gull wrs
urgently summoned to me Lord Pembroke, not oa
acooont of his odlar-ban• (the notion I. absurd), but
because he was dangerously ill with bronchitis and
oongesUos of the lungs.

The Finuey-Garmoyleciwie—is going on. "Saired,ty,'
with Bees Booboo at its head, Is greatly scandalised at
the young lady'a proceedings, aud t Ants M. multi ti
be content with • stipulated eum, and not expom'oce
of their order" to yulmar comment. But a great limey
people, who care cothlug for Sassiety "or it. head,
thin( otberwime. Toe trial will Lase place, Lord aoct
Lady Ceiros will I. put In the witoem-bax, and many
of IMO youth's letters including the last one, with It.
singular Mantire of hyperbolic regret for the loom of
his "blue 1-eye darling, ' and its praMical desire for tbe
name of her solicitor, will be read In court.