The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-04-27 00:00:00

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DOICIDIVPIR. i succession. They bad delays worked very cordially Wartimell If 0 years Bursting abloodvemel
THI Settee AAlll2ll.—The following is the date o and harnemiously tegsAer, and Personally be vere Piddlehinton M 77 .. Unknown
much regretted that Mr. Knipe shonld be removed Tincletim VGO ~ Dropey
the commission day laced for bolding the ensues/ f them. Ha had been an ardent friend of this Piddlehinton V 59 ~Bronchitis
spring maims :-Western Circuit (Mr. Justice Day .
Bible Society, and be (Mr. Neave) hoped hie suoceesor Devilish F 92 ~Old age
-Winchester, Tumidity, May 4th.
VoLCSTIII Menai OCT.-On Thursday evening I would walk in his footateps. (Applause.)-The hon. Thirty-two deaths took place under five years of age
sec. then presented the annual repel, after which the (6'l per 1,000), and 43 over 60 year. (nll.
last the C Cony, Rifle Volunteers, had a pleasant
F. , Rev. Ludlow proposed the following *Medd he the The following shows at • glance the birthrate and
march out. iiici
Y mustered strongly at the II"',," Akers of the auxiliary for the ensuing year :-Presi- death-rate per 1,000 of this division since I had the
Hall, and, headed by the band, proceeded to dent, Rev. N. W. Collinson • hon. nee., Rev.T Near, honour if being appointed :-
Bincombe, and thence to Ridgway, where refresh- min., secretary, Mr. W. iiintnny i dannaitoryi Hr. Births Birth-rate Deaths Death-rate
meats kindly provided by the officers, were partaken .H. pania,„ibe, committee, Rev. H. Ludlow Hey. le7e -. 135 27 - 87 174
of. the hum. march was
i "er eei"Y"le, h canna Smith, Rev. J. G. Butler. Rev. WAllen, 1079 ... 145 29 - 111 22 2
greatly enlivened by d othe rains the excellent band. Hee. H. Huh.. Rev. .7. Haim, Ha. G. pm= &H. 1050 .. 124 24* -WI 171
Major Hodges was n command, with Lieut. G. W. iv. Giant; me. G. Gnaw% He. H.
.T. ti and IMO ... 150 30 - 77 15-4
Andrews and Lieut. Williams. Mr. G. Gnome, with power to add to their number. 1 I+ol2 ... 151 301 - 75 15
Voceo 1/gat. is A WELL-Between six end seven deputation seconded the resolution in an inter, : 11013 ... 1= 24'n - 02 194
aged 32, was found in • well on the premises of Mr.
&clue/ Saturday emorning thebody of &saline Sad., eating speech, relent.g incei paaatadna!, to the 1104-4.,. 123 24-1; - lin 121
an.inZaini ',volution treling place in India in relation 1 10E5 . 147 2el - 100 165
Samuel May, at H &restock, Winchester. The
to Christianity. The Rev. S Hobbs followed with a 1
deceased ia a sister of Mr. May, and some five weeks The chief MUM. of the deaths were :-Old age, 17
since came on a visit to him from her home in Dorset, few remarks, in which he alluded very feelingly to the . cases ; bronchitis, 17 ; consuniptiom 11 ; mesales, 9 ;
for the benefit .4 her health. During the time she has 1, E....dr,..1.
..c;etti.feltinbythrilelafmnrienral:hofi..thlwantreotheL heart di 7 • [neve mia. 6 • convulsions, 5. Seven
'^ children were b..sn' in the Woelehmor, and 19 adults
been here her manner was strange,. and
.! I she haa: hs," I Mr. Knipe. Tbe meeting was otoclaed in the usual died there ; twelve of these lived to be upwards of 70
solaria/ from net voiransis and reogious mania. a.. r . m. 0.,.
Englan ,of Winchester. has rrofemionally attended , year. of age. and five saw SO mummer.. No death
her. She was lad sena alive at half-pad eleven the I was registered in thi.institution in March. September,
Prf,ioUll night by her brother, at which hour she was I and November. Eleven people become in-patients id
In Lod asleep. When discovered in the well she was ' the Dorset County Metrical ; infectioua came are
in her night•drets. How sherd thers is of course inadmimeible, and 76 were treated as out patients.
conjecture-whether it was a suicidal act or happened 'Notwithstanding the nine case. of measles mentioned
when she was in. stated somnolency. It is thonght above (which were fully retorted on) at the time, it
she quitted the home by the bedroom window.-- is a source of gratification to nottoe that this division
Meets Caroniek. of your sanitary district compares very favourably
BIIINENTATIOI4 TO ML MOAnAL—Mr., Mrs., And with Ow country generally.-! am, nr, yours
Mom K Merlon and the members of the singing Clin4 obediently,
of do. Dorchester Grammar School have shown their N. J. Dar, F.C.S.
warm appreciation of Mr. Morgan'. valuable services The chairman of the Rural Sanitary Authority of
io a practical and pleming manner. They have itro- Dorchester.
eented him with • magnificent 'wrap album with views
of Dorchester and neortilimirhoimi, and an addrew.
The album is embellished with mine delightful work
by Mi.. Kinirdon, which greatly enhance,, its beauty.
'Mi. lady Mao exceeded the addres, which is hand•
somely framed. It is aa follow.: -" Present, il to Mr.
hloegan by the members id the Singing Class of the
Dorcheeter Grammar Sch...l" (here ari inserted the
opening bars of "Mild hang Ityne"/. "In grateful
recognition of his kind and valuable pentane. in
preparing them for their concerts, and as an exprimaiin
of sincere regret at his leaving the neighlseirlioml.
March 30th, Poet List of name.: H. N. Kingdon
(headmaster), N. A. Kingdom L. Kingdon, F. 11.
Kitchen, J. A. Hawkins, C. Ilasconibe, It. Ibiecoinle,
C. Bonham G. Banharn, J. Brough, G. Bonxiwa, T.
L. Bi.kop,' W. Cake, It. Cake, R. .1. Damen, F.
Eildison, A. Greening, I'. G. Groves, P. Hodgee, W.
Holirm. 31. Hodes., L. W. Holland, W. It. Morro,
W. I. Kingdon, R. S. Gemend. F. Parlous C. Pope,
F. N. C. Schofield, It. Tudor, M. Tudor, S. Tin,y,
E. Tilley, P. 17noin, R. White, E. White."-The
Grammar School boys will greatly mini Mr. Morgan'.
kindly aid on the occasions of their periodical per.
formances.
GILA? SALT Or BANAITILL Ir., Al' Doer,' pm
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MIWOUTORT.—An mown:tom n"winthr of bur.,
eapecially ef Somerset Men, mustered at the Mr.
chestei Repository on Saturday, on the ocomion of
the annual sale of barroom fixed to take place there
that day by that veteran knight ol the hammer, Mr.
T. En..r, wheMlo. lengthened connection with the
auctioneering Moines, especially in relation to
agriculture, has made for him friends in all parts of
the western shins. This was conclusively ex•
emplifiea on Saturday, not only by the immense
assemblage .1 friends, who rallied round hini from all 1
parts, but equally by the enormoux quantity of \tack
entrusted to him for disposal, consisting in all .1'
aoinethinE„ like • Owerromf Arrel 1 Of this, enormous '
euprly over 300 were bruuda and nearly 700 sheep.
The chief feature of the wile was the dispersion of •
grand lot of barmier' sent in from all four quarter. ,
of the county, many of them being really extra- '
ordinary vivo:nem of their class. Trade was 1
unuxuafly brisk, and price. considerably in advance of 1
what had been anticipated, the bed lots, amongst ,
which must lie included those meld in by Mr. W.
Mayo, Mr. If. Mayo, Molars. Homer Brothers
Messrs. Hymen, Mr. Lam, Manes. Hiall, Mr. White,
Mr. J. May... Mr. L. Groves, fetching L'24 10s, to
107 15.., others selling at £l7 10s. to 09 per pair
Scarcely • lot of anything like • node! clam remained I
over unsold. Heifers and calvem al.. COMIIIZIIdeII a I
great deal more attention At prices ranging from ell I
to £lB for beat and en to £l3 for immure lot.. There
was an exceptiomilly good lot of fat beasts stalled
beeides ; and for them there was a much better trod..
than for many week', peat, at prices ranging from
Ole 15s. to eV 50. each (the latter being realised I.y
Mr. Williams, of BocklimuipPeO ~I- fully 12.. to is..
per score ; plainer breeds makine 10.. 6.1. t.. ll.'. 6.1. ;
and Lulls, (40. Gil. to li.. 6.1. Ps CIS 1:1,.. Vi Ll'd each).
The mutton trade was likewise bri.k at MI advance of
fully Id. to lid. pi•r lb. 1.. W., oiling at 4rta. Isl. to
MA 64. each (or 101. tor PO : ...ether. at 53, to Els
(or 10(4.); and land. at 2,14. to -124. Col. (or 11.1. to
1114. per lb.) Such a successful sale ham not hew ,
held in Dorchester for years, and many went .. far se 1
to say it hap never be,. equareel in the ..-.torn '
Counties.