The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-02-27 00:00:00

Dome COMM ilterttth.—A meeting of the
governors of this valuable thelitatioo was half os
Thursday last to sleet a pkylisiaa la the room of the
late Dr. Cordell. The =Maths= was small, only
shout a doses soma= being pesesot, as It was under-
stood there was to be no oppestMoo to the eppoiatment
of Dr. D. W. Williams, lately of Beystratert, but now
of Dorehester. Tab sesame has high testimonials,
and they bad been found satiffeethry by the tuaninittec.
E. W. Williams Esq., was thalami of the meeting.
The Rev, C. W. Biagi= pewee= the elsothe of Dr.
Williams; it was seemded by the BIT. EL Everett,
sad carried saaabamudy. Dr. Williams was sailed In
sad informed of Ida election, wins be returned thanks
Lad said be trusted he should so fall the dada of
the 050, that they would nem have marks to regret
his appolatsoast. A vote of thinks to the ohairmsa
sissed the pr""ila
Ramo= Ta•ortornif.—The aadvenaey meeting
of this soolety was held at the Town Hall as Tuesday
evening, under the presidemy of the Krr. H. lieu*
etesr of ffordisatos. The Rev. Dr. Catbeart (Anemia-
ties Senetery), L Ledlow (11thrtins1own), N. W. Peen
(rector of St. Poises), J. H. Desks and T. Weave,
also Yr. Curme were premise. The Chairman after
prayer read the treasurer's account for the twelve
monthi t irmlnating llsroh 31, 1811. The sabaorlptions
amounted to El 6 10e., sad the atm to £44 las. 61. The
remittent= to the pare= seelety noshed 149 di. 9d.,
the statement sessludlag with the =lease la head al
ES 2s sd. Kr. Koski red to the spirit at Ohne-
tlac unity rtibi mewl the seeleaf s seesmittes,
es that the Eloodatlon wee stamped
PrZs approval. and therefore mast emceed in its
great work. The Bev. Dr. Catheart gave is =them
full of interesting information. In the past year the
moiety had elreelated 49.000,000 book" and tracts
against 200,000 In the lout year of its saner. He
spoke of tbe hooka sad serials the sonety =Web=
and their solid etsarester, sad then of the good effeeted
by the smisty's tracts, sopealally as to their &Win-
non In Bonn sad durilotits Franso-German M war. T
Chairman added soma remarks. The collection
at the door &menet= to £2 e. 90.
AN EV it 4 IN 0 AT TM AITILLIIT BAILOR& —oa
Tuesday evening, before a full home, mother of the
poplin entertainments Seek p 1.... Miss Igdou pm.
sided, an usual, at the phaeton". The programme
opened with the quadrille "Dolly Verden," played as
the piano land oornet is phasing style. Driver Haat
followed with the song "The Harvest of Booth."
Sergeant tinder than afforded intense merriment by
reading the funny story_ 1 "Paddy sad the Bear,"
titer whisk Bombardier Kelly, merry as eves gave to.
laughter-provoking sosg, "Pinup, Shin on the Rail
way," saff ma warmly esitirod. • Would you be em.
pd.= to heart" wai sang by Bombardier His= and
then Master Lydon effeetivdy reader= "Sleep, gentle
I,,dy mine,* the &Mimeo, evidithtly delighted, =line
for a repetition. Trumpeter Brightwell gave " The
House that Teak bath*" this grote=ge wag, and
especially the pictorial continuous
leaghter. A "mooted edam" was of mune de-
manded ; but "Always give way to your Wine wan
selected for the eupplemether7 fan. Qamtermaster
Lungfish related same expethacies of the famous Kn.
Brown. Aasistent-Sergeon D. K. Davidson map In
character, "Titerba•Tess,lead afterwards Bombardier
ItAir VIVO the favourite "Greeks Bend," whisk
pima= the auditory ems=
,Tt Its mitt
Played the overture, " hearty
tttuThe peony dusk "Hears sad Homes,"
Lydon sad 'Cruse= Brightwell, was wall
received, gaartenasefer emarieb, la UN %meow/
absence of Amistant-Sugma Davidson, pare • recita-
tion of spinal Interest to military rasa. his pareallar
enmeiation pleasing evembod.r. Bouliottlthr Kelly
again made his ansarass%aad this time as • dumb%
darveh. In his Own I.lfeskylehe.aag "Madam
Med." seed repeated the Awe= won the
=disarm= The scuplitdod