The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-04-05 00:00:00

DOROIOIRER.

Tam an ao alterations in the time tablet, affect.
tei this railway district.
11. Ommus.—The arrangements for the census
ban bona carried out quietly sad with efficiency. The
japers were left at the various houses by the July
amebited enumerators, who collected them this
(giaday) morning.

VA•IIWitOT.-Ai the County Police Court. on Friday,
before Captain Maxisel, Nicholas Doyle was brought
up in custody charged with boggles at the railway
station at Hvershot and at the Railway Hotel.
Primmer was very violent to the booking clerk at the
elation, and the policeman haening to be in plain
elothee near, took him in cusWy. Ho had only just
lett geol, after having peeved a sentence of seven days
for a similar offence, and be was ordered to be
Imprisoned for a further 14 days with hard labour.

BVASOMICILL ADDRISSIS have been given in the
Town Hall during several past evenings by Mr. .1.
Roesozwei , in connection with the Dorchester Young
Ides's Ohiletlan Association. Yesterday (Sunday)
Mr. Rosenzweig addressed a meeting in the Young
Mores RannemsseDurnirate-street, and in the evening at
the Baptist The addresses will be continued
at the Town I each evening until Friday, com-
mencing at sight o'clock.
MOITALITT STATISTICS FOR TR! Blzonag, MARCH.
1881—Births, 20; (Fordiugton, 14) Deaths, 11
(Fordington, 6.) Heart disease caused 3 death.;
general aebility, 2; cancer, amsumption, convulsions,
croup, goat, and inflammation of lungs, 1 each. An
old man died in the hospital, a child aged two years
in the artillery barracks, and a lad aged 10 in the
workkome. The birth-rate upon these data is 31 2.
and the death•rate 18.6 per 1,000.—E. J. Day, Medical
Meer of Health.

DOWN! COUNTS SCHOOL AND TM CAMIIIIIDOI
tr Minim LOCISL EXAMINATIONS. The results, ma
shown in the resent list issued by the Synlicege of the
University, speak well for our County Sch.e,i. Three
'molars and seven juniors have been shameful. Their
sae= are respectively :—E. 0. Cox., Heiden Newton;
Srd Clews Honours—C. Hartley, Lyme Regis, and E.
H. Bildleoesibe, Bridphrt (Pass). Of the juniors. S.
C. Hayti', titourtan Caundle. obtained 2nd Class
HOHOIDI. sod we. distinguished in religious knowledge.
e • remaining six successful pupils are :—A. 0. Scutt,
Bare Regis; F. Craw., Dorchester F. C. Biddleoombe,
Brid ;J.L. T. Firth, Upwey ;H. E. Kent, Code
e, and E. V. William., Weymouth.

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Swam TOR • MARRIAGI CMITICATR. - The
ewes Telegraph publishes o ..ingular narrative conc•rn.
ths efforts made by the Rev. W. H. E. H. Jervis,
'War "ISt. Pool's, Colchester. and vicar d-eirnate of
Chador& Mid.'laser, who believed himself entitled
to bosoms Vhewint St. Vincent, to find the r,co-d
of the merriege of his paternni granclifeiher. Cancan
W. H. Ricketts, R.N. A mward of £5OO was offered
for the information. but this prayed unavailing, and
a is now said that the entry bits been accidentally
Allacovored in the register iif a village church in Dorset-
akin. Mr. Jervis, it is aided, hes taken stelae to
bring the matter before the Committee of Privileges
eff the Roam of Lords.
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Tustnem, or Bm. BINOS4II. —The femoral of this
isnmated lady took place at Bingham's Melcombe
on Thursday lest, amid every mark of respect sad
edema. The funeral corMw left Dorchester about ten
o'clock, and lawny of the tradesmen of the town wore
vomit. Nearly all the principal shops In the t
were entirely closed, and belle of all the churches were
eadied. There was a large attendance at the grave.
TN mourners WM Colonel Bingham, General
Wyoyarel„ Rev. Charles Bingham, Mrs. Bingham,
Mrs. Wright, and Mrs. Higginstone. Deputations
him the various temperance bodies in the town were
also moment to pay their mark of respect, and ',teem
le one who had always been such • true friend to
them and their maim Splendid wreaths of flowery
were sent by the Hon, Mrs. Ashley, Miss Evelyn
Aebley, the officers of the staff of the Militia (on
which wee fastened the arms of the regiment), Captain
Mathias, Mrs Blackstone Wlleme. Miss 'William',
Misses L. and A. Clancott. Slot Gandry, ilridport,
Major Resmar, and kiss C. Wynyard, Among those
present et the grave were Major-Genersi Henning,
Ma, and Major Clapnott. Several private 'entities
joined the f aneral prooreslon. The coffi was of polished
mak, with ebonize& mountings, the inscription being
engraved with gold letters. All the funeral arrange-
ments were carried out by Mr. E. Wood, upholsterer,
411 High West-street.