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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

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Mr. TROIKAS had a.k.ed Kr. Wimble to submit • Plan.

The Surveyor needed a plan, as there were so atany
idea. on the subject
Referred for Kr. Wimllle to submit a plan, and th•
Surveyor to form an estimate of the cost. The Harbour
Committee will have power to awry out the work if
approved by them and the Surveyor,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

ebbs anb enbs.

I would draw attenti di to a High-class Concert to
be given in our Town Hall by Mr. Joseph Smith, the
talented organist of St. James's, particulars of which
are to be found in an advertisement. All student, of
music will aw..it it with interest, for not only is
Romberg. celebrated Symph..ny Opus. 62 for piano.
forte, strings, and toy instruments, the performance of
which in Londo recently create I no great a
announcesfurore,
promised by Mr. Smith, hut he also announces he will
produce Schumann's Ir.l.llads for Declamation, this
being the first time in England that they have been
performed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

GOOD TEM PLARY.

"Star of Portland" lodge of Good Templar, had. coda
reunion on Tuesday. when the past and present member@
met in the lodge-room, and 61 eet down to tea. After-
wards the W.O T. Brother J. it Pound, presided, and.,
interesting selectlen of readings, recitations. and singing
was rendered by the members in good 14,1., the recitations
being well delivered, and the whole affair going off welL
A feature of the affair was • capital temperance dialogue,
entitled "Caught at last," wherein a man declared " he
wouldn't drink any more, if he did he'd eat his hat" After
indulging contrary to his declaration, his wife secretly
cooked the hat for his suppor, and on attempting to
meta*, the drinker opined the mushrooms were tough.
The laughable piece wee performed by the two Brothers
JODIII and the two Sister, Stone, and neither of the latter,
we hope, will have to cook her husletrui's het for supper.
Master W. W. Punta, also efficiently took a part, and the
whole passed off well. Bro. lf. G. Way, who had
Instructed the choir, presided at the harmonium.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

WAIIIIRLIAJL

Mir. M. Gime, M.P. has sent • donationfof F. 5 to
the funds of the National School.
THE WAREHAM GAS, COKE? AND COAL COMPANY
has been converted into a limited liability company,
and gam registered on the 28th ult., with a capital of
01,000 in no shares to acquire and cam on the
sawn gas-works, at Wam, in the county of
Dorset.
UNITZD Slamwas.—The various religions sects i.l
this town have held tinited Services at the Town Hall
on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenis, of
the past week. Each meeting was well attended, and
we trust will result in much good being done.
WAREHAM AND PUSH/CIE CNION.—At a meeting of
the Guardians held on Tuesday, the 4th inst., there
were crit J—Mr. G. H. Bond (in the chair), Rev.
G. W Messrs. H. . Garland, J. S. Drew, C.
Yearaley, W. F. Kent, H. W. Burt, and .1. Stevens,
The following resolution was °Memd to be conveyed
to the visitors of the County Asylum through the
Clerk of the Peace : —The Board's best wishes for the
success of the Rev. K W. Doyly, who has frequently
officiated in the duties of chaplain, in the absence of
the rector, at the workhouse here, in his object of
obtaining the chaplaincy of the County Asylum. In
the course of business the Guardians for Swann.
gave • satisfactory explanation on the subject of a
complaint made at a meeting, on the 21st ult' . by the
Guardians of West Lulworth, touching a fruitless
journey to Swanage made by two labouring men in
search of work. It appears the men did not go to the
right persons who would have given them work. The
chairman was obliged to leave early on enema of the
Quarter Bedam

THZ Usiors.—A tea and Christmas Tree will be
given, by certain well disposed person., to the children
at the Union this week, which no doubt will be well
appreciated by them.
Focrreatt MATCH. —( hi Tuesday, the 4th inst., •
to tball match was played on the Wareham Cricket
Ground, between Dorchester and Sturminster, when the
former made four goals to the latter none. Several
local gentlemen played on the Dorchester side, which
was very piwerful. The weather being fine, a good •
number of Npectatore gathered for the occasion.
Courrry Perry Szestoss, Tuesdey.—Before Colonel
Mansell, Miles liodgett, Eng., Captain Hawkesworth
—Charles Hewlett, of Allpuddle, was summoned for
stealing a bundle of withies, value is., the property of
Mr. Frampton.—Mr. Coombs appeared on behalf of
the prosecutor. —Fined is., damage is., and costa, 75.,
or seven days.---George Miller, was summoned by
William Recketts, for this offence at Chaldon Herring.
—Fined 7s. and Bs. coots. --George Farwell, of
Swanage, and Eli Mullett, of Corte Castle, were
summoned by Andrew Legg, a keeper' in the employ
Mr. W. N. M. Calcraft, for a similar offence, at the
parish of Corte Castle.—Fined 20s. and coats, Fat 3d.
each. —John Orchard, of Swanage, wa. Charged
with stealing a pocket-knife, the value of which was
114. IL, of F. W. Stimmera—Fined 2a, or • month's
imprisonment —Two hours extension was granted to
Mr. May, of Wool, on the occasion of an Oddfellow's
dinner on the 19th inst.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

COUNTY CABINET WORKS,
8, CORNHILL, DORCHESTER.

MRS. HANNAH
BEGS respectfully to thank the Nobility,
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C.try, aud Gentry for their kind support to her late
husband, and LO inform them that she intends cantina-
lag the Business (with the help of her Soots), under
the Superinjendenre of Mr. 11. IL lALID, who has

bad many years' experience with her late busband sod

the late Mr. Troves.

All future Orders will by thankfully received and

have prompt attention.

Cheques and P. 0.0. payablet.. Mr. Hannah.

Jatuary, 1881.

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

THE INQUEST (THIS DAY.)
SUDDEN DEATH OF A JURYMAN.

An inquest was held this (Monday) morning on the
body of Alice Clement, late in the service of Mr. Ensor,
who was found dead in bed on Sunday morning.
Among the jurymen summoned was Mr. William
Down, grocer. who appeared in his usual health, but
whilst in the room viewing the body gave a sigh, and
he suddenly fell dead. Everything was done that
could be for him, but it waa found that life had
departed without a pain. The sad occurrence has
cauaed a most painful sensation in the town, where
the deceased wail much respected.

Th. evidence of the housemaid, who slept with the
unfortunate cook, Mr. Ensor, Mr. Turner, surgeon.
and Superintendent Florence was taken, and went to
prove the facts am stated above. The deceased lighted
a charcoal stove in the passage outside their bedroom
door, and was suffocated, whilst her companion was
more fortunate.

A verdict in accordance with the evidence was
returned, and the jury asked the coroner to convey to
Mrs. Down their sympathy in her sad and tines.
pected trial, which he promised to do.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

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Silver Medal, Preston, July, 1877; Silver Medal,
Northumberland Agricultural Society, Newcaiitle-on.
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1880.

These important inventions have stood the test of
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CAUTIOS.—Bewsm of Low Pric.d imitation", and
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Bottles and Packets.

"FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

BHEBBOENE.
DEPLORABLE CALAMITY.

On Sunday morning a very sad occur rence was
discovered to have taken place in the night, in the
house of Mr. Henry &nor, of Barton Farm. Two of
his female servanta, the cook, and housemaid, retired
to rest and incautiously lighted a charcoal stove in
the passage. Not making their appearance at
the usual hour in the morning, Mr. Ensor went up
to their room and found them in bed, one dead, the
other insensible. The living girl was at once removed
Into a spare bedroom, and has been attended several
times sines by Mr. Turner, surgeon. For a time her
condition excited very serious fears, but she hae
recovered consciousness, and, it his hoped, is going on
well. The sad occurrence, it is almost needless to
say, has excited great sensation in the town.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

PUDDLITOWN.

A Sochti. MicrriNG in connection with the
Athelhampton and Puddletown Band of Hope will
be held in the Congregational Chapel Schoolroom,
Puddletown, on Tuesday next, to be followed by a
pnplic meeting, when the Dorchester P.M. Total
Abstinence Choir will give an entertaining temperance
dialogue, entitled, "The Fruits of Drink" (in three
parts), and • temperance farce, entitled, "Public-house
Frolic." Miss Garter, of Upwey, will preside at the
harmonium. On the same day there will be a
Christmas-tree on view in the class-room' when the
proceeds will be devoted to the removal of the debt on
the Congregational Sunday SchooL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

BRIDPORT.

BOLOLIOH PETTY KIDINIONS, Tuesdaz.-Refore C.
Edmunds, Esq. ( Mayor ), and J. T. btephens, Esq.
( Es. Mayor ).
MISTAKEN IDENITY.-Jaines Ewen*, of East-street, was
charged with an assault upon I'. C. Custard whilst in the
execution of his duty on the Ist January. -N. M. Loggia,
Ken., appeared for the defy, butt. -The came arose out of
thefruesswith the police earl) m themoruingofitet inst.,
the facts of which appeared in full is fortnight since. -The
evidence of the complainant went to prove that whilst
assisting the late P. C. Radford, who was said to have
been the worse for drink on the occasion, he (the
complainant) receive' a blow over the eye from some one,
but dii not see who It was. In his cross-examination he
admitted the know edge that defendant had been
previously, and during the fray, struck by P. C. Radford.
The blow given Cust .rd had caused a cont sion over the
eye, and inflicted a cut on the temple Mr. Ewens him-
self had been struck by Radford's staff, the result being an
nil wound on the forehead. The evidence of Andrew
Spille,, grocer of North Allington, and Henry Ford,
painter, South-street, aboard them to have been
witnesses of the arena Red id the blow given Custard by
the defendant-Mr Loggin submitted that his c lent
, having been 'trued y P. G Itadford, he mete I in sell
' defence, and struck at his aggressor-as be supposed-.
the act on the part of his client was so far unintentional,
the blow being meant for the other constable.-The bench,
whilst considering thdt Cestird was in the legitimate
discharge of his duty, an I the assault upon him was
provoked, felt that defendant had received provocation
from Radford, who has since been dismissed from the
force.-Defendant was tined 100., the costa amounting to
16s. SI, which were paid.
A STREIT Nrissuce. -Four lads of the town, George
(lair, Walter Poerel , James Hunt, and Henry Hallett,
were,respectively charged with Pia ing tip-cat in the str .eta
to the annoyance of passengers. Gale and Powe I were
entered to pay half the costs, 41,110 U, tins to2s. 44.1 each, and
the two latter the full costs 4- 91. earl', they having taken
no notice of S-rgeant /begird's warning to them.
DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. - Frederick Wing pleaded
guilty to the common charge"( being drunk and disorderly,
the facts being prove •by '. Pearce, who saw defendant
in the street swearing and very drunk. A previous
conviction was mentioned, and defendant was ordered to
pay 13s. 111.. in default 14 days.
Tamer/um-The license of the Railway Tavern, in the
Perish of Bradpole, use traUderled from Frederick C.
Stnedley, to John Knight.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

[From the Rclirce.]

IT is not at all a hail joke on the part of Parnell and
lirr trying kliniatets at We4minater when they
:•le lrisii tritd in Dublin. To be defendant
and accu.er at the sulsoe time is a Dublin role with a
iesici since. They didn't make things ao comfortable in
ti.e old dare, a hen vent h men took their trial for rtedition
awl r ti ifitig "Vey:. H Rule P.!. P.'. are
!h.. harpy art .•1 I. 1. wx wim Vlllllll., in the reign 01
',Maly. have Liken limit t•lnkr, at Snrithheld and their

at a lay( in over Ih. weter ot lb. PIMIO time.

THE 41 El N. 14 1.1.1, EVIL —TO 1.1.1. A KTZIRTISODY.
C0..1 I.nrds and Genii eeeee I'm glad to me
you bark;
Of pleasant news, I'm OA to say. there is not any lack.
I base • whew, for "voiles to which you'll all agree,
I. to %eight tin. Isle iii.lil it. sinks beneath the sea.
ri.e people hist dI Is sr 1111 l %IA most earefany in boatx,
And sent acne., the rex to cut the rebel Dutchmen'.

thr,..t..
Th, limy 'l4ll occupy. Home Rule will then
thrin..
%V, •.:u han«ll With VraPures co to manage their Whirs.
3ou .re to) :tttl. I.:lents—lel plain to say

•'llliee,
T1.,1 nth sod the Tratipt ant donde are both dbpelled at

‘‘',. • ,‘e a waste of Enash ht,ssi, the Rada' complaint
,droother
it) •• ,ling out ,doe nuis.ince Ntraigiat to apiffiicate the

11.er of Lord.. V,n pleased to say. I next propose
to tackle;
quite agree they're imt of date—all platitude and
Hot Mc they might object to go, to let them gently down.
I ii.. ai to ct aa noble sit for every county town—
Carla county town shall bare two Commons ands

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Peer.
ci.,11.41 by the bollotbox, to reprelient it here.
Ilie ltyper. House will cease to be. but Peers with brain'

tie able in the Lower liiiiire their duties tn fulfil.

:be income tax I think mikinil, itit•Etsgliolh. and unlink;
year I *hall ala.li,li it—it'a one we well can spars.
It. place is easy to supply- false hair would yield • lot.
Fun, baclielore and toiilioonil ea a tribute ought be got.
I'd put a tax on luxurit.. indulgence:a. and 'doe,
tud wake the revenne relurna look rosy in a tries.
. . . . _ _

--
A bill to make the City thieves disgorge their boarded
gold
I trust to lay before the House ere yet the session's old.
A bill to make religion free, and priesthood less a trade,
Will also in the early 1,;i1o; beforo the House be laid.
And lots of tills are ready orown, which by-and-by you'll
see

Are tn-eant to make none happy still a people great and
free.
And now one word ere back you go to chat these measures
o'er:
I mean this year myself to mind toy duties rather more :
Again among the haunts of men my visage shall be seem,
I'll do the work for ahich lot paid—end be your faithful
Queen.
There, now! I ferry if 7 had written that, and MA
Majesty had spoken it lien.elf from the throne, the open.
log ceremony of 1681 would have been famous toe eila
din%
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

Alarfuts.

DORCRWTER CORN, SATURDAY.—There was a lax
attendance and a good supply of English wheat, good
at last week's mime. Secondary quaities very dull we,
and little money taken. Foreign who'd., firm at last
week's rates 49e to 525. Ready male for prime malting
barley at last week's rates. Large sale for secondary
qualities at barley late rates 275. to Xs. Foreign grind.
lug barley slow trade at last week's rates Ile 6d. to 245.
English oats increased demand at late rates for good
qualities. Flour firm at last week's rates.
DORCHESTER CATTLE, SATUILDAY. Very large
supply of stock and there was a good attendance, charges
moderate. Prices as follows being obtained; fat besets
Ha. to 14s. per score; sows and calves, £l2 to L9O each •
bulls, Lib to £36. Ewe mutton, 94. per lb., wether Ind.
BATtI CORN, Fiarnansr. - lribeet am in limited
supply, and sold freely at an draftee of is. per quarter.
Prime maltiog barley met with a good trade at
favouring sellers. Flour firm and in good demand. Ceti.
ling stuffs maintained their p•lor.
GLoucKsrint CORN, SATUIRDAT.—The attendance
was small, heavy fog and the severe frost making the
roads bad for travelling. The supply of Neenah wheat
was small. ead It sold at fully late rates. Foreign wheat
was held for an advance, but only the extreme prices of
lest week were obtainable. Weiss, 31. to 61. per quarter
dearir. Grinding barley and oata without change la
value.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

THE RITUALISTIC CASES.

The judges of Appeal, on Saturday,_pive judgment
in the Dale and Rnraght cases. Their lordships
affirmed the appeal, and ordered the immediate releam
of the two imprisoned clergymen. Lord Justice
James said he was of opinion that Lord Penzanoe
was not under the Public Worship Regulation Act
appointed judge as constituting a new tribunal, but
was judge of the old Arches Court of Canterbury and
of the Chancery of York. The sole ground for
allowing the appeal was that the writ of contumacy
issued against the defendants was not brought into
the Court of Queen's Bench, and there opened an&
read, before being delivered.

BISHOP'S OAI7NDLII.
THIC National School was recently examined by
}Lid. Inspector, the Rev. F. Tregasiben. The
following report has been received by the managers :
"The school is in good order, and ham pissed a very
cre litable examination, both in the stan and extra
subjects." The Inspector reports that a new set of
maPvis rntdred. The amount of grant earned thin
Ix i
year marl that of any previous year.

SITILLI 8111TONR.
THI Smoot.. —The following report kw been
received from the Rev. A. S. Littlewood, diocesan
Inspector, who examined the scholars in December
last ' This school keeps up its high standard of
efficiency in religious knowledge, and passed a very
good examination in all the subjects presented. The
higher standards did especially well. Much credit Is
due to the mistress for the careful and thorough
Leaching."

£3BOTBIII7ItY,
RINT AGM DINNIIL—The annual rent audit of the
Earl of Wieder was held at the Haunter Aniss Hotel
on Tuesday last, when • capital dinner was provided
by the proprietors, C. Cooper and Son. The chair was
taken by the Hon. Cecil Parker, and the vice-char by
Mr. J. White, of New Barn Farm. The usual toasts
were proposed and responded to, after which various
songs wore sung and • very pleasant evening spent.
On the day following the annual fishermen s dinner
was held at the above hotel, the chair being taken by
Mr. M. Hopson, the Earl of Ilchester's Abbotabury
agent. After dinner the chairman's health was
1. =ranalarres. Kit,clwed to, ii:iiildsoor,ieirrre sung by Mr.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

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hem. Dorchester. Weymouth and Sherbert's. He
trusted, by the aid of the corning shows awl lectures,
they would find their members not 68 but 168. (A.p-
planee,)
Mr. M. C. Warren proposed and the Rev. H.
EvEarrr seconded, "That the thinks of the evening
be &cc orded to the Mayor for the kind way in which
he had consented to take the chair, and for the able
and courteous way in which he had presided over the
(A.polasute.)
The MaYon, in acknowledging the compliment, said
it bad if prded him very great pleasure to bl present
on this and on every omission where his attendance
would conduce to the advantage and the supp.rt of
any good wciety. (Applause.)
The meeting then broke up.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

SWANAGB.

ANNUAL CHURCH MISSIONARY TEA.—Thia took place
last Thurs lay in the large National Schoolroom, which
had been tastefully decorated by the Misses Travers
and others. About twelve trays had been given, aa
usual, by kind friends, and, an this annual gathering is
much enjoyed and appreciated, the room, as is always
the case, was well filled, and, after enjoying th • large
quantity of good creature comforts provided, missionary
hymns followed, and the Rev. D. Travers gave a most
suitable opening IPA-tress, followed by some useful and
appropriAte remark from the new curate (Rev. J.
Rountree). The inissionary Bishop Horden, from the
Hudson Bay Territory (who 14 years ago was here),
gave a very interesting address of the native language,
habits, country. &c., where he had for 30 years
inecoessfully laboured, and at nine the Doxology and
Benediction brought a pleasant and highly ituitructive
evening to a close.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

lITLITTOM.

Coaccar.—On Friday evening a moat successful
anima was given in the schoolroom at Stratton. under
the presierncy of the Rev. W. L. Barnes. The benefit I
errs for the Stratton choir, and, i; behig a fine evering,
the :nom was crowded. Mr. Barnes &ãd as it was
Christmas-tide he heti elected to make the Fret part
of the programme consist of carols and sacred song, are'
to unite the two choirs of Caarminster r.nd Strattog,
who sant/ to:other with effect, taste, and feeling. Mr.
J. F. h. &rues presided at the harmonium, rod
played at intervals to relieve the choir; the Rey. W.
M. Barnes and Mrs. Shaw sitr,;ing the duet " 0
Lovely Peace" with ;;Teat effect. The seco.id part
was secular, commeucin:.; wl;.11 a solo by Mille Barnes.
The Mises Smith played two brilir.nt duets. The
singing of the Rev. f. Russell-Wright, Rev. W. M.
Barnes, and Mrs. Shr.w is so well known for purity of
expression and feeling that it needs no comment. The
conoert was very successful.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

FRAMPTON.

Raantse.iloon.—Through the kindness of Mn. and
Mias Sheridan the old school, f.iroserly used as the
Infant School, has this winter been opened for •
ling-n•out for the village. It has been supplied
with hooks and papers, and evrrything nee ~,,, y to
make it c imfoitable, boto for old laud
F. i lay night last a tea wit provided f r the m•inhere
by Mrs. and Miss Sherida.i, who kindly tresided.
lirsor having been said, the m ushers sat down and did
Vu I justice to the good things vrovided. After tea,
grace having been said, they most heartily thanked
the go td 1.101 for their kindness in providing such •
treat, and likewise for opening the r,sAing.roons. The
cloth hying rem iced a publ c meeting was hell, Mr.
A. Willa being proposed as chairm in by Mr. %V.
Thorne. seconded by Mr. J. Robins. Several members
spoke of the good that hail ba.n done in many other
v.ila,,es by such excel ant institutions. an. they hoped
the Frampton Ws ling-room would to t be behind
other v•llaaes in such Is g .oti work. The meeting
being brought to a does, • v Is of thanks was proposed
by the Chairman to lr. and Mrs. E. Champion, who
k•Adly &misted in waiting no the mernhere, and to Mr.
Ciampion for his kholoess in attending to the log
and keeping the rt aliov.rooin in or. ier.ince it has b.i.en
~,,ened. This brought thu ole-tiog to a close, every-
one having enjoyed a comfortable evening.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

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[(nese Property and Fines Let on Lea e and Acme.
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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

CONVICTION OF A DORSETSHRIE
CLERGYMAN.

At the Glamorganshire quarter Seespiont Henry Hubert
Brynier Williams, clerk in holy orders, agog 42. was
rhwitel with obtesning food and drink by false pretences.
T!.e 'wetland, who was formerly vicar of Charminster,
O or Dorchester, went to the queen', Head Hotel, Cent-
Yoy, lived there for wirer& days. and then gave a cheque
which was returned masked "No account." He told the
,111-er his name. and said be wee on his way to the
Monastery but was ao disgusted with what he had heard
of Father Ignatius that he stayed at the hotel longer than
he intended. The prisoner was fund guilty, and sentenced
1.. nine months bard labour at Usk gaol.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18


TREPT. BY •
_BOY.

George Illus. (13),;—.; charged by the School Authori-
ties at Maiden Newton with having stoles a knife and
some coins.
Mr. .7. Brown, the schoolmaster, said the coins had been
placed on the school walls as specimens of varims metals.
Ile pressed•the charge, but only with the view of his being
sent to an Industrial School.
P.S. Hitch said when he charged the boy with the thaft
he denied it. but afterwards took him borne with him, and
putting his hand under the thatch, prodnoed the articles.
Toe defendant said the articles were given him by
another boy.
The father said he did not wish the boy sent to an
Industrial School, at he could not afford it.
Mr. Brown said the father had told Kr. Hankey that he
was willing to send the boy to an Industrisl School if he
was old enough.
Pending enquiries aa to an Industrial School and the
necessary contribution, the Bench remanded the CM* for
a week, and the boy was ordered to be sent to the Work.
house.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

WLICT OF WAVER °VIZ 1111 BAAL

Captain Blampied complained of there being too little
water on the bar, which caused much inconvenience in
berthing the ship.; an 4 recommended the driving of
another pile in order to allow the berthing of their Aips
at another part, in order to gave a good deal of time,
facilitate the coaling oi v.wiels, and tncrs.as the Quay
sccommo.lation. Mr. Wimble asked for this pile tl be
dri• rland . . . . . .
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

LANDINO-ST•01 AT UM PILZ-Pll3l.

LOTZLL opposed the oetis-y-proposed,--- J3OO tot.
Waddle-Man al UN Phir• oh the that the eye
nay not be required. In the milks et the

bondholders. who do not know when May may bear that
a pier is to be built in the entail.° of the Say, taking away
the.r income. He p•orsisad that the landing-stage be
temp warily repaired at a co.t not excise ling E. 50, which
may enahle it to 'set tw., or three sore.
Mr. Wass seconded M. L..JI. so Mr. 8 :•mao had
it tied the repairs can le .IY:retail for .C5O.
Mr. NAPOLI asked tiow lo.tg world tne staging hat whorl
r.p.ariod, as against a new adagio,.
Kr. Alderman MILLIDOE naked whether £5O would
matte a satisfactory r.,p4,r
The Surveyor replied "No," and added the Ft oting is
banging on too plea, and 11011111 of the men h.r.lly felt
ju.tiird in using it.
Mr. DRRAIS aUpp TWO Mr. Lovell, bitterer' whom and
the Surveyor be did not c inaider there was any conflict of
opinion ; but he wished only to spend the smaller &lulu:A
in the preisent state of matters with r gard t tb. Pier.
Mr. Biome supported the at 4t.m.mt that £2.0 would
sunka for tamp wary efficient rep .tra
The MAYOR suggested that tb., ..-ommittarre be called
tog atter with the biarveyor, t, aAcariam whet the la,t
can do for £5O.
In &newer to Mr. Corns, the Sdreeyor did not b.dieve
the stage could not he mane • .fr lor less than be stated
world be
Mr. HOWlliti pointed ,'it tit pr ••••ret •teame,. forni h
the revnuoe, as.d the Council ought to do what trey
eegoired.
.ferrod to • committee.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

DORSET BEEKEEPERS' ASSOCIATION.

The annual meeting of thin u•eftil and growing
c .tion held at the Allington 11.11 on
eveoing last, when, in the absence of the Hon. Colonel
lligby, M.P. who bad been announced to attend, the
chair was taken by the Worshipful the Mayor of Dor-
chester (W. Durden, Esq.), who %sus supported by
the Rev. H. Everett. Mr. W. D. Io,o„,.,„, jun., of
Troytown (the lionmary :,ecretary) Mr. T.
Coombs. There were els present tI. Rev. J.
Stanton ((oombe Vicarap), Mr. M. C. Weston, Mr.
J. Brown (Maiden Newton), &c. There were also
several ladies present, includisur Mr,. and Miss
Brymsr, Mrs. H. Everett, Miss Hawkins, and Miss
Poster, but the general attendance was not
large.
In opening the prnosedings, the HON. Sac. and
he bad great pleasure in telling them that the Worship-
ful the Mayor of Dorchester had kindly consented to
take the chair at their annual meeting, in the &beanoe
of their President, the Hon. Colonel Digby, M.P.
who on account of his Parliamentary duties had been
detained in London. . . .

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The Cesiamse said be bad been requested by
several members of the association to take the chair on
this occasion, through the unavoidable absent* of
Colonel Digby, who was, as the secretary had said,
engaged on Parliamentary duties. He knew very
little about bees himself, but he was sure from what
he had men and beard it mu.t be a very interesting
and useful sab'ect. The object of the Dorset Bee-
keepers' Aesoctadon was the encouragement, improve-
ment, and the advancement of bee-culture in the
county el Dorset, particularly as • warm of industry
aladioweepsdkasits lox the cottages% --d others is the
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

HANLAN AND LAYOOCK.

THE RITUALIETIO OABEB.

Mr. Enraght wee released from Warwick Gaol this
morning.

LONDON CORN (OPIINING).

Wheat opens quietly without change ; bariey, ooks,
and maize stesdy ; beans, peas, and Sour without
change. Arrivals :—lfnglish wheat, 3,339 qrs.; flour.
18,460 sack.; Foreign wheat, 68,566; barley, ,027;29
oats, 44,071 qrs.; flour, 6,351 barrels and 31,315 sacks,

LONDON CORN MARKET (CLOSING).

Wheat was held for full prices, but business WWI not
active. Fine malting barley met with more attostion
grinding wee quiet. Oats were the turn dearer, sad
maize realised full currencies. Beans end peas were
without change. Flour market quiet.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE. -MONDAY.
(T/118 DAY.)

Ab nit 2,000 beats iocluding 460 foreign. Trod*
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active, from 51. to 6a. 101 enlver made from si. 6d,
to 6e. 61. ; pigs 6J. to ss. 6d. At Deptford there
Were about 530'beasts and 4,000 sheep,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-01-18

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