The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-16 00:00:00

Tall OFFICII Or PEITIIICIAS.

The Rev. 4'. W. HOORAY. having referred to rules
11 and 14, said he thought they should &dentist fee
• physielan as they did on the resigeation of Dr.
Jackson. There was • gentleman in the town who
was an applicant for the poet: Ise had some from
some distance, and probably some of the governors
ought have men him. But it WY obviate-4a linel It
seemed so to him, they meet pursue the ordinary
corpse, and not ba Padded to take the trot COMIC
They must advertise for a physician. and he Ise”d
they might get • thoroughly good man. He felt
perfectly sure that there was • good opening in Dor-
chester and Dorset for • good physician, if one would
only some and dwell amongst them. There were very
few consulting physicians to be got at In Dorset, sod
he was very sanguine that if • really good man would
come hese, and devote himself to work. be would get
• very large and paying practice. He moved that
advertisemente be inserted in the usual medial
Papers.
Canted new. din

Oo the motion of the Rev. K. LUDLOW, seconded by
Mr. Worry, the serpent were cordially thanked tar
their lorries&

FLO—Tia said there was one department of the
manageeseet of the hospital which they certainly could
not peas by without expressing their high seam of the
eacelleat manner in which its duties we discharged—
he meant the (*amine. ; and It was • very peal
pleasure Whim to propose • vote of thanks to his good
old friend ( lir. Bingham) whom he had known ever
-Muse he remembered anythiag at all, and was glad to
find him there In health arid strength it their time of
life, diseharging • duty which was really such • great
blaming to the °minty, sod la • meaner which was one
of the great causes of the meow of the hospital—(beer,
bear) - for he believed it waste • gnat measure owing to
Mr. Bingle sues Mild and milinpring attention to the
interesta of the hospital that it had been earned on hither-
to in suet • thoroaghly satisfactory manner. He begged
to Include also his friend the vise-chairman, ant the
sonimittee generally.
Rev. Reginald SMITH 1ee0114114, and j wan eirried
unealsnowly.
The Rev, C. W. BINORAII, in seknowledging the
oompliment, said one of the greatest pleasures he had
enjoyed daring • life that had received many and eon-
la; tp
01 a
Stool blaming. bad been the pleasure of working in the
came of the Dorset County Hospital.
Thltter. it.'. WS. fl&hrioreli proposed vote of thanks
to the Presi lent, and sald he rejoiced to find him in
each good health and still able to support them, and
hoped he inigut continuo I, help Ifor many long
isTi•

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Mr. ILIDDLETON seconded.
The 011•11111• II said he was only too thankful to do
anything he poonbly amid in support of tbe hospital.
in Min 111100044 of which hefelt the deepest interest.
This end.] the meeting.

WEYMOUTH.
BUM ASHORI AT PLMITO2(.-0a &Imlay morni
alma • gamier-pane nine, the attention of Mr. W. 8..
Godfrey, azsmining officer at Weymouth Custom
WU called by the officers OA watch at the Walsh.
home, to a Vellol which they thought yos •firmild
near Preston coast-guard station. Mr. Goan, with •
Custom.honse crew. and Mr: Jong, chief officer of
oosatguatd, with a maw of coastguardsman. at Oa" yin
off, and pulled soros' the Bay. Al • Okla a•ua
Bowls, they (mud a briamMias oa shore. She tantad
out to es ths /hems...nth. W. Short mister, of sad
for Cardiff with ballast from Dieppe. The master said
t•• kit Damps oath. 19th Last., at Doom sad at 7.30
La tb. maim. India/ the mai au making vain

fast, he BO all bands to the pampa, bat mould not keep
the leak under, and so bore away for Portsmouth, bet
finding nine feet of water in the hold, and making
out Portland lights, on Sunday morales, he ran the
4•01 roe Weymouth harbour, They eould not feteh
the harbour, both pumps hal become disabled. and
the i ml appearinz uomanageabl, be ran bee ashore
to ssi. life. During the day the men were employed
st,lrwor the vessel ; the Commodore, Captain eno.lll,
went off and offered widens° ; but this was dedined
by the muter. The vessel was bumping heavily at
high tide, and part of her keel was washed away; but
uhuuld th, weather condone moderste. sho um, PA
gut off. She belay" to Mr. Frederick Ward, of
JamAeauttre;metts, Csudimrff:eitruiss nAot know whether she is
Insured.
W. On lion ILy
ino.ruing arrived in Weymouth Amboy., eh, d,m .rkle.
Cru tons rikiitur, from Ne • York via Q ruenstown,
with wheat for Mr. Damen, corn merunant. The
Mould° met severe weather corning across the Western
(briar', her decks were swept and boats carried away,
considerable damage was done, aud she bad to be
repaired at Queenstown.