The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-05-24 00:00:00

IILANDIPORD.

Foor4No-Nlocrif Dimtaar..—On Satuday a meeting
of the auh-committee of the Local Authority under
the provisions of the Conta:Onue Diseases (Animals)
.tct was held in the Town Hall with respect to two
fresh outbreaks of foot-andm .uth disease. Lieut.-
General Parke, C. 13., Major-General Sir C. D'Oyly,
Hart., Mr. C. Nod: sod Mr. C. C .illartlett were
Present. Supt. Undorwoo,l. it is ; wet tr. reported
leaving slaked Mr. G. Stav's farm at Houghton and
Mr. W. Spralm's farm at Sticklaw' Nloulty, and
(Quad NI out of gm hoot, egt,..tad on Mr. Stay's farm,
.•sd 100 out of r 2 i.e jr. W. 111.141(a.... rely to
mr. Pond the le.pectur slated 4r. Iliwkke and
w.
.."takes (mum were only sei.maten bp Ite
roa hot Nir. f... 4" joimpe,‘"4It 'ass ri dstauce feanollektget
of the previously tale, IA 4 Jared jqiecte4
whole of the two farina • 't
,114/44*0 ics4l-1*
places, but the committee deckle wywig iajd
to extend the infoctal area beyond L. -
down by the ivy Council in their last order.
Dem. 01, THE Rcv. %Nov FAHAWH %H.4ON.—We
regret to have to announce the death f the Rev.
Canon Farquharson. which took place on Thursday
night. He Ita.l been i'l for some time past, and has
ery recently undergone surgical operations. The
re.' gentleman was highly esteeund. and Itis de .th
has caused deep and unfeigned !egret. The body
was bought from London on Tuesday, and on the
following day the funeral took place. The chief
metrners were Mr. .1. J. Farquharson, of Langton
str. Edward G. Farquharson, Mr. H. IL
Faoluharson, and Mr. F. .1. Month. The colt.m
was of English oak, with handsome brass handles
amid b ass plate, on which was engraved the following
inscription :—" Rols:rt Farquharson. clerk. Born
;10th October, ISM 1/ie I 13th of May, 18$1."
ANIVe the plate was the monogram "1.H.5.," and
below a bras. cross. The coffin was covered with a
violet silk velvet pall. The Rev. C. H. Fyne.-
imon, rector of Blandford, we. the officiating clergy-
: and 31111111 Lt thaws pasent war, the Revs. Canon
Darman MO Canon L modes ; .1. Penny. .L I,ea
Warner, C. D. Saunders, W. linry, IL It. Watts, .1.
Acton. E. Downing_. W. I. Nfaunsell, Ho-,. P. (1.
Willoughby, A. S. Litt IL C. ,'n3lcat. (Anon
Smith, .1. tv,iudivan, Wovton, W. Cattle, J Neal,
E. 'lowland, Hon. aml Rev. A. G. Douglas, T.
House, .1. G. Itrymer, T. H. Phillip.. ; Lieut.-General
Parke, Stajor•General Sir C. I) Oyly, Bart.. I lent,
Ooloncl Told, General Reed ; Messrs. Y. T. Johns,
0. C. Richard-, IC. A. Smith, %V. Boner.. J. S.
haul,, I, G. W. Dan' ell. H. K. Thurston, H. Fookes,
C. Pond, W. E. Idannand, and nearly the whole of
the Guardians of the Blandford raion.

TETMINSTEP.
' A Inset-Tx he arisen between smite of the executive
' of the United Itenefit Society. established here in
larto, and their secretary, ,Nlr. Villiaus Jdf"nl-
Turned out of office, he trued the treasunw
before the County Court Judge on Thursday: Imt
Rule 19 of the club mays that al dispute's ',ball be
settled Iry the magistrates of the Sher some divirion,
• the 'lndira held he had no power. Mr. Jefford is
detenninel to bring the matter before the magistret"
to clear himself (nun all imputations. " The right
horse," he says, "will then wear the right saddle."

1311DOWA1 IX .

NXTBAORDINARY (WA RGIC AGAINST A

VACCINATION OFFICER.

At the Bridgwater Board of Guardians last
Wedneod y, the chainnAn (Mr. oadmeadl brought
under the attention of the board the conduct of Mr.
Young, medical officer of the Chilton l'olden district,
who, in his capacity of Union Vaccination Officer, had
vaccinated a child in no lee,, than twenty -tee places.
He was informed by Captain Luttrell, who had seen
the child, that it was in a mans f sores. Captain
Luttrell added that a week after the va,cinatiou he
saw no leas than twenty-three placed, and it was
evident that the child had suffered a great deal. Mr.
Norris, the parish guardian. said he also saw the
child, which was evidently in great pain. It was
agreed that Mr. Young should he written to, and re-
quested to attend next week, and that Mr. Courtenay,
the Local Government Board Inspector, should also
be asked to attend.