The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-20 00:00:00

sooessnon asuiruio to no Amuswraanoi or OCT-000l

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1. " S'hat out-door relief should be granted for • liked period
only, which should not, in any ors, exceed three swathe
2. That outdoor M6i6 should not be granted in any a..
mire the iteurring Moor has, since the applicaUon, visited
the hams of the egplla.l, and has recorded the dale of ouch
visit in the Relief Application and Report Book. Oust in
which the ilellwring (Piker her nut bed tints to visit, should
be relieved In kind only, or by an order for the Workhouse.
S. "That out-door relief shonkl not, except in epectal cases,
be granted to any Tromso deserted by her husband, during the
firm twelve toosithe after the desertion,
" That out-door rebel should not to, gtco., to WO, aide.
wawa widow site me WM only.
6. That in thee... of say sklebodisd widow with utore
than or chlld, it may be desirable to take on. or wore of the
children into the Workhouse, in prollinnee to Airing out-deor
Mist

6. "That tie psi:window with respect to the compubory
meinteesinoe td pauper. by relations, legally lob!, to con
tribute to their support, should be more generally acted upon.
7. " That to lb. renemasandetiona of medical °Moen for
mat and stimulants %eared es equivalent to ordero for
additional relief., they In all cams, be accompanied by
LaT7tth.777 the inedkoal, i• • procribed lobcppritlo2
toq
& ''l77.7iat the Relieving Meer shood be required to maks
It leut fortnightly sidle to the homes cliff peruses reoeisin4
relied on acoount of temporary doessen, to flit widows with
children in receipt of rellel, least once In a month, and old
and infirm came at least ones to. quarto,; and that the
Bethodne Officer sohousuch 'ld to requite to seep a diary with the
dates and newts f Wk."
No resolution to.. come to on the subject but it is
believed the Guardians will form • c.,unuitt'oe to con.
eider the reeouunendationa

CONCERT FOR WIDOWS ANL) ORPRANIL
The semen kindly got up on behalf of the foal for
the bereaved releases of the ship Emperor'e orew,
oame off, ae musnumed on Teasley evening lad, at
the Royal Rotel Assembly Room. The weather was
mast unpropitious in feet • dreoehil rage owes on
et wedge& yet Mill so mach arm y we. felt for
the offerors by the vessel's lose, en so &Mrs/tire wee
the bill of fare that . good house rewarded the •
rri4 lisaurt j the promote, Kr. Tozver, and the
who had espousal Me meek Thls
should be, for it would have bun ed inde diehwueett=ii
to th, Mailli•Al who bed so Idadly giver, stwir
end trouble had only • thin mullemes been the result.
The progremme eoranisensa with the overture to Fri Dlovulo pkyol by some lOW Illodataam, among
whom were the well-known gentlemen amateurs who
bare so often mid seeeseefully appeared. It eenuneneed
with da, gaising in spirit ea it proceeded,
it beams • Plata calla of manila' mud. Oar
amelebtle RDP• aP their Pia/ aaallmblY, mid no halt
liato be fogad with the perlonsauss. B. °Galion,
ftl gave • reeding, tly and laving
referees@ to deaths airmadleashirs Oasis, with skip.
weeks on s heal share. The reader recalled A.
terrible Mem of Deosealter 18, 1796, when three
transport ships were lest et W4louth , and 134 corpses
mai of Win buried la ose vast
were washed
cm, .t 14askaU sthuled to the
Dumber al sag dlasalan allhaelag Weymouth, Asthma
this or hi aide al lb, water (Weymouth side) Do km
emu 140 widows had hew Mb deseltohe by abipmedm
sommiladeg shs lying ellisel le Ikon who Md