The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-21 00:00:00

District Idetos.

WEYMOUTH.
Yrs willections at the special serviees
ch, h on Wednesday realised £33 If
'e,nionth Benevolent Society. The Co
?Merit
Tag lion. Evelyn Ashley has written letter to
tnin ProesA, KY., by desire of Viseountem
ll'inersine to convey to the n•roor..tion of Weymonth
ire grateful thanes for their resolulinn of the 25th ult.,
salve of their feelings of .ympathy towards her.
;14 of their appreeiation of the career and character of
bat husband.
goitooon Sessions, Tuesday.—Before the Mayor
Ayling, Foci.), R. Cottorell and R. Griffin,
ger, —Henry Spencer. "oft in trouble, oft in
woe," was again brought up charged with breaking
a pane of glass and damaging a lock. —Ellen Spencer
old she resided in High•vreet•etreet Court. On
iyoaday be came into her house, when he broke the
nine of glass and injured the lock of • door up.,
;tura—Defendant said he broke the pane of glare
seeidentally.—The Mayor said Spencer had COM
Wore them in • new character; be generally
appeared before them for drunkenness, but now it
wig for willul damage. —Committed for a month's*
bard labour.
SARLY CLoerro.—" A Retired Draper," noticing
that the assistants of the Weymouth tradesmen are
agitating for early closing, venturer' to throw out a
few hints on the subject. "1 live," he says, "in
as inland town, where, if anywhere, difficulty would
attend early dolling, bemuse the trade is much the I
loce all the year round ; but in Weymouth, 1 am
told, there is but little business done in the winter
months, and none after six or seven o'clock in thee
„wing. One night last week Shad to ga as far as
the post-office, and I was surprised to find all the.
glop. open (except threo or four of the principal-
drapers), and gas burning as though all were doing • ,
groodam trade. l was cartons enough to survey
eaok shop, and from what I saw 1 formed the opinion
that thehusiness done would not suffice to pay for ,
the gas consumed. I have been told that if it were,
set -for two or three of the smaller shopkeepers
the other tradesmen would be right glad to does
their shops at seven instead of at eight o'clock.
Well, there are always • few disagreeable ones in •
torn however small, and my advice is that you
now your contempt for them by closing earlier.
There is no doubt bet that the public, with the
kelp cf your assistants, will do all in their power to
Lust you eat in it. With reference to the
osistants, it is truly stated that if • man cannot do
a day's work in twelve hours, he cannot do it in
twine that time."

St. Mary's
Od. for the
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PORTLAND.
TM Stotts TRADE —The Portland stone quarries are
, fin full operation, and orders, we understand. are coming
faster than they can be executed. Vessels Ire-
; eaeotly have to wait two or three days before they can
‘, is loaded. To remedy this, as far as possible, extra
' NNW are about to be erected on the quarry. Stone
'•clepets are also about to be established in the neigh-
ileashood of the [
roles, station, for the reception of
I Atom to be transmitted by raiL
F
1 VOLI7ITUR ArrtunaT. —On Monday leek the Port-
lined tarps, under the command at Lieut. not,
Ott Andrews, and Serjeant-hisjor Collins, preceded
r, t dram and file hand, marched to the common,
they were Inspected by Captain Naish, Govern.
Inspector of Volunteer Artillery. After beim
e& through a variety of manauivres, Captain Nab&
. Ik* eau plimested Lieutenant Eliot and his me& on
the Tarr efficient way they had gone through their
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rOBTLAND AND THE PORTLANDEEE.
No. 11.
MT DNA& Jl7llllll.4—Perbaps there ill 1141 topic
4.4 more imivereal interest —eapeotally at the prenent
tiras—than food. The king and Or •
I/4 Md. pia; *ICI
k sad the poee, yen know, are
same ooaditiee et existence—

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with the needful repel
Whoa Harvey disoovere
(I, we know the opposit
wed. His notion was se
ill belief. Hut what w
days have mid bad he
r bodies we inhabit are

,
lOW JO be the feet
we lose a portiest,

see, tlti-a-e,-

em that
poring
11Z0 SI
law of

'tiraCilie vital organs are re-
lof forty days. Heuoe the
nig any length of time will:1-
=4.rib foe rebuilding our
constantly replace what is
that is,
.to saanstain a robust
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