The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-08-23 00:00:00

HOLY TRINITY BCNLIAY SCHOOL TREAT.

These aihnois had their annutl treat on Wednesday afternoon
last. They mustered about hallitast two at the l'hapelry
schools, about 700 in number, btadest by their banner bearing
tbe title of the Holy Trinity schools, and tatrrpiitt cii tinmenrs,
number of lestalful Lemurs and tiags. Tuey were led by the
capital We. mouth town laud, einducted by Mr. Aughey, which
had just rt tinned front oohing:ling the Me'combs: Itegis timidity
schods to jholflel,l, The band played itispiri. lug music in their
Wand Sicilyr vie, and this lIN croon. which excited intense
littcrest itt the people of "Wet mouth side," marched up through
Franchise-street, down Boot-lane, along the North quay,
round Hope inhuman', to the hack of the Brewery., in front id
Dorset-plate, thane* on.ird• Ind ht. Leonard's-terrace, and
then tureen down shady Rodwell to the Rev. J. 1).
field. The re,tr was brought up by a couple of waggons kindly
lent by Been.. Des enish 'ltd Co.. mei carrying the Infanta
The totals of the happy children ii, the field, for teeny joined
there who had not been in the promodon, were--700 oi the
Trinity school, about 50 Union children, 30 of the children of
the garrison, and A/ children front the µwish of Fleet. On
the arrital in the field merry gamin commenced, including
cricket, swings, racing, seratsthlihg for fruit, Le. The land
were stationed under the shad.. id Mr. Bteztall's beautiful
trees, which are near this end if the fold, and here they added
Much to the loaning:a of the ue,asion by ri,ying.cypital wbx.
toot of popular music.. In good time a feast of swevt sake
provided by Mr. Martin and Mr. Eller, and washed ilowo by
Wine Capital tea, naat enjoyed. Aisdd howl, of cake %A. lir,.
tided, besides an intlneline qUfdleily of brend and hotter, CI
about 40 lonVln, found living tomb, The Her. J. Addisiit and
Rev. V. P. Ransom° were indefatigable In yroelding for the
httle ones, and of the ladies we coul I not help noticing Mrs.
Addison, Mrs. H. Devenhth, mew Ramona, Mrs. Perkins, Lbw
Bishop, Mrs. Blair, Mrs. Nairn, he., with others whose name.
audit' not bear. After ten, the games were resumed, and there
were inmy ititennting races for ntize., mostly consisting if
given by diffemit kind friends. The Wyk° drum LW fifu,
band also were preeent, and played some rattling meal. The
field watgaily docked with flaw., and the room as watched by
an immense crowd of gamuts and friend* that lined the hedge
iu front of itudwell, was idly pretty. The Acid extends down
to the back of Spring gardens, and views of the Nothe and
Bincleav,, with the Bay, are seen behind. When all had
irijoyed themselves so much that the little ones were tired, the
hand played author march, the procession was reformed, the
Town Band at the head, and the Wy ke fileand-drum band in
the middle. Et cry enild on laarnig the ground was presented
with • piece of take, and then they Marched hick to Trinity
schools where they were distuistal. The bend, which had well
done Its ihimly that day, played "(lid save the Queen," and
were afterwards entertained at a capital copper at Trinity
schools.

cirodng our notions of these two grand school treats on
Wednesday we cannot but congratulate Mc managers of both
that all pared off 110 well. A word is duo saw to the Town
Band. whe have so rapidly developed under Mr. Aughey's
Iciidership, that we again 'laic our ugibknown local mu dcians
united, and Justly acknowledged as a band worthy id the town.

SELF-INJURY BY A CONVICT, RESULTING
IN DEATH.
, In a recent issue of the Express we reported an
accident which VMS said to have 'happened to a convict
SUICIDE BY DROWNING.
in the Government quarries. Ho was near • railway,
.....A.. (moping Thomas Dish. op, an agricultural and when a train passed, he pushed out One of him legs
of Mr. Gale, at Broad wry, towards the train, which classed over. his foot. itie
farm
bdwoteer, On by walking Into the sea at Greenhill. found that the unhappy fellow did it on peruse, in
dueowidoetroled tat bes. affected in his mind for more than order to make certain that he should be admitted to
smourcilLworse since the death the infirmary. Nine or ten days afterwards inortifi
n year; b..ut.edb,:hluutporabwhi.nand mysterious event appears Hon set in, and ho died. Hui name was William
• M Gekte Crossley, and he wu 44 years old. lie was admitted
10AhnarieucTudai— woo was held_ on Monday, at the Burden into the prieon on Feb. 21, 1868, under sentence of
B. Lock, Esq., deputy-coroner, and a seven years penal servitude. His character was had
Hotel T!?, beforeand on the sth of January, this year, forpretending
resPeetwol°,r," e tad working for Mr. Skinner, that he was hurt, be was' ported. ' d
carpeWillniteiarM,
imkr.-tbiii ostbfrondsrznehvienit Ihn: astantaamq.uartein;
was admitted
bread and waterer.- On thenlsrnAteu:rdat he
into the Infirinary for the injury to his
past olives. wrist. :dawn. and pulled him out of the foot, and he dud on the 15th.
the water. his fooe with his arms stretched out An inquest was held the next day before IL N.
sea. He woo:IL, „Ramos bad pulled him on the Howard, Req., coroner, and a respectable jury, fore-
st length. "''',,,e men to his assistance. Deceased men, Mr. F.. Stone.
beach he °die,: 0,°,_,,, and he was pulled higher up on William Stare, warder, deposed that he had 24 men
aupawrod to c1i.r....,,,0, began rubbing lean He wee under his charge in the west quarries. The deceased
tfie beach and r° ...,Tw, far recovered as to be able to was working with another prisoner stone cutting.
then on his bask, .n.., ma oini.ed. Some
brandy was Near the place where he was working is a railway, and
vii up before • me''he was removed to the Darden deceased was about three feet from the road, and two
then given him, on iron waggons loaded with stone were lying there. About
Hotel Tap• of csboneh7, said that whilst he was 10 minutea before the engine moved, witness
Roberti Treeloth, on banday evening he saw the the brakesman g round thc waggons to gee all saw
on the Gruenu''' the Greenhill to the edge of the clear. He then go
" All right I" to the driver. The
goccsaod war foretwom hi, a„,..e hid Ile-thou.glit. that de- engine afterwards moved on, when wanes,' heard a
anc.f. hot di .
_,, to au, hi again, and del not see shout of" Hold on !" stooped down and saw deoeasod'e
eearte.l had retrour.it be was pulled out of the water. foot against the hind wheel of the last waggon. Witness ,
anything of biro onlywed between the timo witness should say there was no negligence, and believed
About five zninetwitha water end the time of his being deceased del it on purpoee.
son dewweed n_ear --0-u the beach three or four people Charles Lord was working will' the deceased, taking a
mined out.. tv he.Wiut witness wont for Dr. Smith. stone out of winding, and saw the engiuoeuan hook the
rubbed ilcoouod w,u_.i.er ought to have been waggons on to the engine. He then held up his hand,
lb o could not say two."'" meaning " All right.' Witness had heard deceased
laid on his back or t_rut that he believed persons who a on one or two occasions that parties who injured
The Coroner obser`w- ionnarsion ought not to be ty•themselves to got into the '
bad been recovered from Rio Ica would b. ' . infirmary were fools—they
able did not do it to rights.
placed on their bulk°. busint Denr't the treatment pursues! Dr. Nicholson sew the deceased about half-an-hour
to state whether the U6' aft. r the foot had b..en taken if by Dr. Illaker. Ai-
wa' right or wrong- .1,..ed that deceased primed ceased was in as comfortable • condition as could be
s on the Or enhill about
William Henry lAttY u'e—
hiw, "1
au..
of his companion __,i a ~,‘„ . expected. Witness &cued it the first time after, whioh
.irmoinutes was two days suns..luently, and 'he stomp looked well.
seven o'clock ori hullaar nilibt' h.:l &en'
._.,,tvecel. Everything wt!it on well till the ninth or tenth day,
afterwards lie hand that • In" help h
Ha rudied down, and with otheurf.t..dez liwolt_tla when mortification set in.
Clothes John Anderson, infirmary principal warder, spoke of
d'uwwwl higher on the boa lug u i hi,
and b,gan pou pin, him. by WV og
di, is op and the attendance upon ileceared.
was Patched for Th. jury returned a verdict that Crawley died from
down. In the meanwhile senw !h....De for 1.011)e brandy, mortifiration of the leg and collapse. They expressed
Dr. Rhodes sad Dr. Smith, sad •••-
arrrnd. Rhaod,es,,,wrzinitnbne. rh:,,,,aerriy7.,,,,, .....sivavdece...4 „ ',cr. They
and he told witoesa a belief that the warders had ton many men to look
t hnueht one Mon COUI , i.oareely see that
bao mi)it;od
.. they gave 21 convicts were all out of denger, and properly doing
preie rly. Atter hotb dock," hint, after their work.
deouleed some brandy, end °Pia rubbed