The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-26 00:00:00

Violin Sika•

WIMI-OUTH.
CAITLIN BA/a. am, et the Preston Coed Gerd,
has teem promoted to en appointment in IralamiL
Sr. Jomes Comma. —Nearly 81,000 itent been
tovanie lb. elderpmeat of this
church. _

Tai bti, polka, of Weymouth (Mr. P. Mace. mists),'
a. eile run from fiblelda to Portland Howls, a
distsare: of 450 miles, in 55 hears.
BAWD or rem 13r1 lisainssf.—fibeee oar last Is..
an alkratios has bre. made in the days previously Aged
for SW Mad to play altentatelr at tbe iberdon sad
Royal Agreeably Rooms. The bead will play as
Iliendsis Instead of Fridays for the Intare, tbosik kit
week no performance took plook
Bomooos Pouos.— Tb• isoffuraishod by tbe
suptrintudeat show WM Use west of the f..ree for the
yem. elided Sept. MI, 1917. ho. bow 52 10t. The
prober of perseeea=hondiel 4•19w9 thie Yee, were
187 males lad 19 Tltitheurre of had shared r
we est doers as 1.9, imdadiag two peMbrbouses sad
(oar blot-shops. The moat serious offemee was s oharp
of bory,Ury sad holeshre•king. The nsethwr of woos.
wossamorilit dwell wish hiive Imes 187 leeks earl 19
fenules--teMI, we. Of thou 84 were disabused. mid
162 oreybool. The biebed pasishymyst was as. .1 .11
mootien. hard labour. Ott of tho 152 aosvistiose 113
yew loss ; only 9$ persoss were &aged with being
&teak or drunk and disorderly. In motrest with the
return* el 1958 there does sot seem meets reason for
geograsalation, for although a few lees eases bare bun
broaght Wore the Court, it dem sot show so grout
a dislanfien of Grime is combi ho wished.

AOOIDISST TO Di TIZAILA—WO an glad I. lad the
ecesiamt that emarred on Wadonday bet. to Dr.
Tigard. Is net of ma a serious thanotor as was at trot
saticipatod. The eirsometames natter which it °marred
arie as fellows :—The &odor was riding in hie brougham
drawn W • young hems gain Ave years sad marly
MorougMord, sad driven by his ocasitasso
sad who. DMZ Radipole House, stmval Immerse;
esteomlac beta tho most at Beeklaad, galloped
op. frs th• hone width immediately halted.
yid.% endttroaring to emiumedashe to
his sossinean plated his head oa the handl, of gm
door, which dew open, PredPitadolf him Into the
road. He wailed fat° Um road. He was kid into 3,
Union-piose, sal Dr. Smith, sad semeal other pro-
lusions& NM, Win moos in atleadente. It was found
that Dr. Timed was math shaken, sad slightly sot
or the fate. Beiag is a weak stale from • previous
glom .11k. time, the shod is perhaps th• greatest
injury be has sustained by his accident. Wit as, add
that tin hone was palled up oppneitt Oloucemer.
terrace, sad that Um only damage done to lb, broesham
was the Ices of a step °motioned by its coming in
matact with a pair of trucks. '
811IPPIN0 Dimerna.—The Reesiver of Wreak hes
had information to the following egest. That the
imahoomr Alio, 50 tee register, John Ward, master,
sad belonging to gr. George Pinker, of Weymouth,
whilst on her voyage from fit. Balsa to London,
leden with • seeps of buckwheat anti videlies, promoted
her voyage until 11 p.m. of the lith Inst., when the
wind being in the SBll.. blowing very hard, the vaml
being toter double-reefed mainsail sad standing jib,
and making musk water, dm Sore up for Portland
Roads, and anchored then on gm 15th. On the follow-
ing d y th• ship was riding with two anthem down bad
sixty Whom, of ch .ia attached to sash, when the ship
began to drive, taking the ground at low water. Th.
vessel streak heavily, sad continued to do el until
itseday altornoot, whoa she WS4 hove off. Whilst on
*hit ground the ship started her sterepost and made a
great deal of w•ter, compelling the crew to he
inommatly at the pampa, and in so doing pumped up
tom of the °ergo. At noon on if onAay the sobooner
was towed into Weymouth Harbour and put on the
rimed, tho "toter being up to the tabus door at the
time. The vessel was not hisurod.

Urinate Inn'fret:MM.—On Wednesday sewing a
lecture was delivered by the Raw. R. Carpenter, S. A.,
on "Iceland," Mr. Borba, in lb. 'hair. This rev.
gentleman introdueed his subject by giving • beige
regain/ of the &miens religion. literature, poetry, and
commerm of the Icelandic mew Bat after the end of
the 16th cientnry the bistory of Iceland was muttony of
pestilence mid famine. Daring the entigiratitioua to Sight
of the initil• ages that enshrouded Omitonentol Serowe,
Inelatil suffer, I in a more than ornietimitic desist%
Noce then tho ram of national bords had gradual)/ died
away, and the maritime otworseros formerly enjoyed
lad paseed lit. th. bands of other nations. laths year
1627 no l-e. than 400.6 th• inhobitants were itarrie4
swayinto soptieity by Alterine pirates, and when, some
time after, • ransom wag off...cd for ;bym by lip. ty,..
King of Denmark, only 37 out of that nomber mamboed
alive. The national annals, too, lad suffered esemely
through the dies-atom of war; for at the bombardment
of Copenhagen, by Nelson, no les• than forty tbousend
were d strayed. In the year 1827 it was emit-
puled that neorly one qoartm of the whole populetion
d of scrofula. and in the saiddie of Imi spew, one
half of the cattle of th• inlani died frono wont of
lberhose, and a fain, took off nearly one half of the
inhatotonts. Voimnia eruptile, ino, had from tints
to time goosed meth deetructi of life and property in
the iolsod. Anproecling lo Pm sorter was struck
with the natarol picture-quit beauties of the rocky
onsets. Hash baseltic whining rose from the sea,
reminding one of the Giant's Causewey, and large
warioa•ly lighted wen of frequent oesurreses.
Not least attractive amougot the natural beauties of
le-lanil are the Chimers. or hot springs, which washer-
women Cain to very practical use. The sulphur
siouotain was also a curios, phenomenon, being onvored
with salpher to the 4entb of several inchsp, underneath
which are layers of clay of vu Mos colou.s. The
lectuier gam copious estimate th• work of Sir
Geonse Macbets,. on firs let,.. I, ant illo.traret his
subject by the aid of mecral drawings in colours. A
cordial vote of thanks era• given the rev. gautleinan at
the oonaluelon of the lecture.