The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1877-04-10 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

OUI.I nil in him to exprewt, tnt hie own part, and as W coming dow•n the r....:1 when it wren thrown ) a me he wax Kure ale°, on their poets also, the great regret shine, &nil the cart upsid, the ......11pItIlts at the sa he all felt all the bens they had sustained in the west time being thrown out with great force into the roiwi. t, l• _ Luckily they I. nth escape. wt ha I •iii a few brumes, but the 1'" tine county.- The late Mr. linuelry was well.known sha Re of the cart were broken and other demi% active ueeful e done. Ito thst Court for many years as a most „ dicione magietrate, contmlniting grestly to the Randall had had a similar mishap some time ago, when be 111 broke three of his ribs. . working of the laws in LP.. part of the county, by the Dory TRISITT AND AI .L SAINT,. CHURCHES Were respect in which he was neld lor all his neighboiurs ;he very prettily decorated for Eaaterthie at the latter . wax alao of very great use to the Comt, hying preeven more elaborately than at the Lerner. Holy sided for ninny year. at the meetings of the committee Trinity wan adorned by the Misses Pardon (3), Slim of visitors of the Lunatic Anylutns. Ile (Mr. Floyer) Oldfield, .111 rs. (lane, and Mrs Hansel. At All Sainte. could speak of his value there, and they all knew how Church the adornments hail been skilfully and artis- very much his I,recticsl knowledge and good judgment tically exwaiteil by the NIiAAO/1 Hodges the Misses I contributed to the transaction of the linsineee of that Lock, the Nlisises Oldfiel.l. Mr, and lise Keats, Miss (ourt. He was sure they would forgive him (Mr. Eimor, Mk., fleaaje itohm„„a, and a former lady Floyer) for alluding to the loss they hail sustained, • parishioner, Sir, Alfred Spicer. ant would wish to convey to the late Mr. Gundry A A Bre Asti l(ormv SHOu will in all probability he widow bow much they felt the been, and how great a loss the business of the Court had sustained. (Hear, held here in August next in connection with the annual exhibition of the I)orcheeter liorticeltural hear.) Society. Members of the Dorset Beekeeper.' Ponsocia- COUNTY PRIAOr. Bon have offered to give £l5 for prizes, provided the Sir. F V WILLIAM rem] the gaol report :committee of the Horticultural Society add I:5 more. come 010) use on the Ist of As the new Fria°. Act is to eel d April, llfie, the Governor is requested to I for ten ers This offer has been accepted by the honorary secretary for meat, coal. groceries, Icc., for nine months up to the (Mr. Pope), subject to the approval if the executive. 31st March. PCS, instead of six months an. heretofore. A similar show was held at Sherborne Diet year, and Prisoners in custody -males, 77 ; females, 13; total, H. although the amount offered for prizes was very small. In Infirmary-males, 3; females, 0: total, 3. Number of and the weather was usieerably wet, hundreds of prisoners comtuittedthis_quarter, 179; same quarter last persona paid for admission, and expressed their satiefac- year. lie ; increase, bd. This increase is chiefly attributtion with what they saw. The aim of the British able to the commitments of 11 naval prisonNers, and 22 seaman belonging to the merchant rv. corpral Beekeepers' Association and its Dorsetahire off-shoot •li h tak lace ' seice th ' o o f minis ments aye en p in e prnson or any is gradually to introduce a better class of hives than offence whatever during this quarter. Recommitments the old straw ekep-hives in which the bees can be this quarter, -IT; corresponding quarter last year, 49, managed with the greatest ease, and from which the decree...xi, 2. Disbursements this quarter, .C7gl as. lid.; honey can be taken at any time without destroying saine yuarter last year, .4.775 196. Id.; increase, £7 9s. 3d. the been. The Dorchester show will be an excellent Main:enance cost per head same quarter last year, la 3d. means Of introducing such hives and other modern remand for attem tA male prisoner, who wits received on . . .p nit suicide,thed the day f.-illowing his reception, apiculture' apparatus to local beekeepers and will thus ! ° ? nag:nerlwaie infirmary The verdict of the jiiry at the assist in increasing the number if those who manage inquest was " Viet the deceased came by his death by his their bees on the humane principle. own haul,', while in a state of temporary insanity." The