The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-12-14 00:00:00

DOSCH INT IR.

00111117 0001tVit —The sittings for the various
plasm In this canaty will take place in Jannaz4.BBl.
on Ow dere hertafter mentioned, before Mr. wet
"2101 Atitilme.Bisardist al ander :—Shaftee ry,
Joinery Mk ; ord. Wlerborne. Warebem,l7lll;
Deotherter, letio ; Brtdport, nut; Wwenoth, end;
Poole, Ilitk. The Judge will hear and dispose of the
t=t aumntonees at the opening of !be several

MORTAL/TT STATUITIOS roe Thi 1301000 H.
November. 1880.—Births, U (Fordlogton 6) : deaths,
10 (Fordingto• 6). Conensoptiort and onovnleions each
ceased two deaths., debility, heart disease, aroud,
di
rt general wasting, and brain disease. one
auseh,bcarlie este of infant mortality is tide mmitli very
high, FA per cent., baring died before attaining one
751 01 am—one child died is the It ILA. Barracks,
end me in the County Hospital The annual birth-
rate spore the above date is 221 per 1,000, and the
dratkrente only 111 per 1,000.—5. J. Dal, Medical
Moro of Health.
TSIONIWILL I.IIIIIT (6th 8 11. 326.—Mr. Tremors-
• who wee In point el fact the founder of Bourne-
mouth, wenlineally demonded from ths father of
Dorothy, who married Thomas Wane, sad died 1736.
lie Jeha Tregonwe)l, descended from • Cornish
wm one of Henry proctors in his rv4
diverse suit, and received a grant of Milton Abbey
soon after the dissolution in 1530. The family has
since that time remaised in constant connection with
Dorset, and the preemst Mr. Tregonwell though
Mile* Abbey was alienated by the rspressetatives of
the harem of an elder rine, has still laborite" and
Peewee properties in Donee as well as Halite. The
arms ans—Argent. three °amass ass fees cotisoi
sags, between three Cornish °houghs proper. See for
• pedigree Hutobles's Dorset vol. L n 161, and, for
further Informatics, vol iv. p 361, U.—Cason
Beeolime, is Nolo sad Queries.
Dominoes Pathos.—Tbe report' of the commis.
Mosses of the prisons, for the year to ling March 31
last, Imre jest bees issued. They Ni the only medium
through the public can now obtain a glimpse of
the life and prison working. The daily average
rpm of prisoners In Dorchestee Prison in the year
wee 83 males and 10 females. The highest number of
panthers at one time was 120; the lowest, 73. The
sta consists of 17 males and two females. The mum
total saloons of tli:elon amounted t £1,051 He ;
for prisoner £32 lbs. . Prison punishm o ent. usehted
of 50 soles sod 3 being put us &Meg punish-
meet ; 11 hales sostethed lois of stage or privilege.
The feta ember of primers punished was 52 males
and 3 females. The total number ol oriecesees during
Vie year was 1,116 males and 148 (amnia.. As to
prison Mmes. el: males were guilty of violence ; 102
=and four feethies, al idleness ; 243 males sod 9
of other breathes of reendatione ; the total
mobs, of assess being 61. The following is the
report epos the prism :—ln consequence of the
gradual &tho Men of the old pies, and thew=
of the new, but other work then that
with the buildings has bees performed at this prem.
The thestideetory stets of this prison wee the subject
of two weds* inquiries, which reunited to consideeshis
thong= IMOINff the alaS, which have been attended
with beneficial results. The late governor, Mr. D.
Mrserd, having been transferred to Bream, has
recently been eneesecied by Captain Frith The
gunner repeats that by the records it appears that
the eneleth of the idiom has not is many oases base
ethillathary, but speaking from his own experience of
them since he took theme he has toned them to work
well. The conduct of the prisoners has been good.
The dietaries end clothing have been good and
eulliaiset. The goods, kes., supplied by contractors
have bese satisfactory. A new wing capable of mown-
arrodstim 48 prisosen in separate cells is now amity
acutMlaftd- Tim mark MIND bee bele found to work
well, sad to Wince induerr in those who opine under
It. hi/mum The chaplain reeds proven daily, and
perform two serrices on Sundays. The surgeon
report.
to s that he comiders the sanitary state if the
be meielsolory in all respects, also that the
tit of the prisoners has been good, and that there
bee been no 'Weak. The earninge of the prisoners
I.'. bele estimated at £313 7r. in manufactures;
1327 64. In building.; 11330 Is. 9d. be entoloyments in
the ordinary service at the prison; total, £1,190 16.. 9d.