The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-09-11 00:00:00

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livaut74ll POLICZ, iATUKU ti.—iicture the hi tyor
(11r. A. lieyno.us), Hg s Flog., • " Dublin Irish'
ta tit," wh hsd a vedlar • o•redie tur In his pst.e.ston•
W. eentetto $.l to seven dare -114,d is. our for begging.
—Das prisouer bad hem. goilty of e arts irregular
bsksvi-se ii Es.t and Barrach-streeti, and on
Ouluplaintil befog ludo!, his movements were
wstobed, with tits result that be IVY heald to be
copoere lu South-strest,_

beaValgittVe Ann Vl°Lehr Gum —Almost un.
Pcdoetlouted within living memory was the heavy
gde which violas Ibis iseighbourho 4on Saturday
aright and Sunday at and the damage done wee
something cousiderable. The wind sprung up from
th south, and within so h.nr a gale of great
intensity was ragiug. With the exoeption of an
occao inel veering to the a mth-west the wind iernained
due •out n as long am the .torin prevailed. At rotund.
dren.hing downpour aoc impauie.l it, aud this
added to the deetructim in the agricultural district.
,•1 the locality. All et iodine o an, as well aa the
large qia.il y in sheaves, wwc much injured, and the
uogathered barley was cr lety beaten down, some
, patches prelentiug the appe.e•Oce of the action of a
' heavy roller. to the apple orch ad, the twit-ripening
butt tell to the extent of hen ire Is of Ind.'s, and
in the fruit gadeu• pear. and &poled—toe former
esp-ci id) —suffered croci lovably. In come game.
flowering plant. were literally blows, wit of the en lit
p east at sone distauce. F 0 no outlying
diet repute re .ch or that s one huge trees were
Moan dowu. At the Harbour the damage w. very
cousitisrable. Tb lin of rails laid up iii the beach
to facidtets the carie.m of Ina last Iv the operations
of the Harbour Railway Extension works were
washed away, together with the al epers, with the
• in of • pordou buried beneath • bugs bank
ri mango thrown up by the acti in of the eta. The
pier. *ere comple.els deluged, and the " black.
Ii us.". at the foot ot 11w ea.t p:er hail its end stove
U. A porti mm of 01 s. V ....is refre.honent house was
dam 'gel, and the b iats it late " bosiu " were wombed
on 1., e quay and omme of them ileums I. 'rho
" b ruin" ureritowed. an. at one tone peril intends-
Lima of the Is ab our was liars'. The West Bay
pmierited • tiny grand rip-m. 1., and numbers
Civil, it the Herb 'or on Sun lay. In some cases
p wtry c wire rem iced from the region of
✓io r., as a 11.04 Wei soiT!h.ll led.
FCNIIILL or Ma JOHN 1.164.—Ta• mortal remains
of loon whom life was thus abundeut promiose, were
tr moderns I to limir hurl resting-place, the Bridport
Cemetery. ors Fri lay attain esio. the deceased,
reepscted end deeply regretted by all who knew him,
suicaushed very audden.y at the home id his bereaved
pa otte mu Souttastreet, on Ituselay evening, the
reap*, it II (carol of au °pared in performed in
Lon lon. Mr. Beet ballot winy moths complained
of def ctive sigh-, which there is every reason was
co iti acted by long aul a ortairui d hour. of etudy.
Auxiou. to procure the best possible advice awl treat-
mew, he repaired to the Metropolis. tie returued to
hi. home on Saturday. when, a:though weak cud souse-
' whet xuausted, the eympt one were nut aan alarming
character until Sunday evening, awl on the I il.owiug
in•orallag no Lope of rec iveiy was held out by the
tried.cal gentlemen soden ling him. Partial paralysis
eet, i, rod this eveutually affected • vial put—the
brain, pouducing at times toarl tp.cooeciousoes., cud
S .aby death. 'rho interment took place ad 3.30
the metal choly curies • iit dug the house at three
o'c'ock. Toe remains wets enclose/ within • splendid
C 180, e,vere.l with sahle cloth, bearing black fu sii-
tore, and lined im.ternallv with white satin. Tois
wea supplied by Mr. T. Petters, who was • favourite
of deceased. The dotal arraugement. testified to the
I iv* borne him by bre dimwit and cutest companion..
lbe co.ffiu was literally covered with chaplets awl
4:roomette choice flowei• w.d fems—all made and placed
there by those dear to him. Moat of toe if oven. 84
were kindly given by Mr. and Mrs. J. P. F. Outlay,
awl other c Andy (amide* in the locadiy. .tt Use
heal was 0 magnificent wreath of white roses. stock.,
auil asters. b mod with waits satin. Over the breast
was a lovely cross of mai(' inhatr fain bud white vet..
having a rose-howl gladiola in tte centre; at
the tot lay • chaplet of white clematis. and a leallid4
crow of white wee r zlihiug at the base. Depeudiug
from the sides were e :by amidst., COO' weed severally
of asters, phlox, clematis, verbenas, myortotis, stocks,
gerauinme and anemones—all e Igot with mos.@ end
tern, and other foliegl. The ciflito was b Toe within
en open plumed beam, guarded by bearers chomp
Er' 111 the house of business with which deCtrlee,l was
-r sever
al yews connected, awl by which. from his
geniality, tact, and abi''ty, he wee highly valued.
About 50 led the nrocessiou, and amonget t see were
many of the principal tradesmen of Bridp irt the
couipanious of deceased preceded the hears... The rear
was be mght up by • mourning cost, h containing Mr. R.
H. Beet,lir, W. But, Mr. S. F. amptou, and Mr. G.
Huoisey. With but two exceptions the shop re route
were partially clued, sod at =my private window.
the blinds were cloudy drawn. At the Cemetery the
pr,•cee,dion wee met by the rector of Briilw.rt. wh per-
formed the hut solemn rites very impress:vely.
Deceased (a. •tatel in our obituary notice lac week)
was about 7.3 years I age and 4th ugh cut if in the
prime of youth, ba I rived sufficiently 1..1; to lie loved
and .espected, both in bis commercial and !neje' rota •
done, "In .luty minecientious ; es a con arid lir, th,r
.1 wi.uate as afrieni. loving and faithful—esteemed
by au."