The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-07-29 00:00:00

BRIDPORT HARBOUR RZGATTL

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The regatta came off on Thursday bet mitt ere
favourable circumstances, If we take isms mei deers
the exceptionally bad weather of lats. With • ere Is
benefit the fisherman of Bsidport Harbour 'ad lb slob
bourbcod, am Tells to provide • day of neg dainties
for the public, the regatta of 1329 was erg
An appeal wee made for the ash iv gagged for pin
money, and the response was most sails(,o Upon*
al £43 were collected, end efts: the `Amory smears
were considered the cootexittos were argued to a-er as
sum of 1:31 its. as prise mow.
Everyone knows that the sower of nog is eederta.
WS in • grist mem= UMW@ ern i as able boil fannies
• committee, aeon whose. Immo •er of meg
devolvee The IRWOlsithesatitissi typified, spas Mom
G. Berman, E. Boucher, G. 11 way, W. Geer, G. 1.
Wheeler. and J. Shekel'. with Y. T. Gots (hoc. sec)
The weather, in spite of a wird pia Is
the previous day. was MC, poPtious. and everf•
thing • peered favourable lor the aibea nate".
i.er
. The . .. C, .110 With • 110gibild whoa
and although lowering clouds during the mere*
threatened storm; the r ain fOrtall.6, k•l4 nu
harbour and Ha Amos clue Pram 51t15 (1017
Fermine throughout t be der, rho reed was
ortnum and vehicb egi diecriptions, wield the
hour wee deolealeit with banners grid basting is
honour of the occestio,,.. Upon • commend* lent ein-
newels to the Bridpo st Arras Inn, so elevated slang eee
erected, from whlea an excellent view of the tape.
Obtained, and undruneath refreehmente were mrvell
ldre Bomber, of the George Hotel. Upon the lose d •
PreloaratoM
.gun Nom the east pier, the been for ths last
sailing match touk up their reetertive mitten. end 6
second report denoted the siert. This well for a pin d
DS Is. for boat. of any rig, not mediae 19 feet Ilmer
30 meads per foot :-Tiret prise CI: rimed. a 5‘
third. X 1 ; fourth, 10a ; eat:macs fee, Pa The comer a-
brade:l upward' of six miles, the first peat bril=
ward. The start was nude 1136, eed
swingeing up, the boats kept well together. 5
the west buoy Fleetwiag led. followed re -
RO7. The Taal loon pecked up in excelleet sir* sad
air being very clear, the galling rieslings el all the terse
were less to advantage. When the Iserling bed WWI*
way round the tonne the wind bega. to drop and /ff
thetimothert" wianingboals • considerabmgml was
daftness:l44g art o=6l
between five end six p.m. The following was Sbe len 1:-
14114 IC nt. itci4 3
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Rose and NelliBl66Vianan) . -
The sewed waa a relliaroidaten ler f,e hole
SOS "Mai" 15 Ir•t. false kola 1106
-C2 mew% Ll 15s-enemas
wee • fele race, but Jane and Kart war /81.
wee'-
R.b.cca 1
Fen (T. lormy-3
Jane (J. Fond to lig
The third wag a roering math for he_
_.,fer
rowed by crows oar boats, four eels. winns —tr.;
First prim, SI; second, Ll sa. ; third. I-Ct
The course was from the Zest Her to the Zest issw=
and back, making half the diets:weal the Woo=
This ram was an interesting one, all We
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well together, the three first arriving 'Bine Kw nr,'"'
or each other. The mull was
8 ter(T.Yarns) • • •
Tlia lout wee prier ot de b. to be w erg nit
awed Wets, not exceeding 17ft. Ina cex
wise Cl 161. ; escand .L 1 Se think _
ir wet
This wee undoubtedly the beet cast, .ged se
often difficult to discern which ass
par •••••• wag ..1.• lea Sod three baste were exesee
together. The result was , 1 lob Rol (GI Hininee)
Irak Wind (D. Naakeltl, 3
Ellen (W.
Elisabeth fle)
,i;eieed
The avo seer yea to, s 4 to „4;n•r___,-, 01 101.
rotrweletArirst prim ; ora
Aliillinee le-This wag elm • WAY F...
vAth ihn moth :- 1 , Lostrr.his cbto
r.r7 Bomber) •• 3 Hoe tr. Polk jax)
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M
renal of Wavle also iook t;inte eadoi eer=
above wee gone through. age.. a dech • -
Baba one-caret P.causingseno IZatia--..."
the greasy pole for is. 6d. was • feat if so
boa Timms. proved limed .eJas IS pu
eremethis. thus the prima
The bead et tirlhor
.R.V. wee Prawn/. miditi...iserndit
41/MI Ihn signal Wand played sow •-•—•
day.

WYE' REGIS.
SUDDEN DEATH.
A dreadfully sodden death occurred at Wyk* on Satur-
day weak. A young girl named Mary Bird Stone,
aged IS. wee taken in what the friends described as •
fainting fit, but never rallied. indeed it le supposed the
must have died almost as soon as abe was takes. Dr.
Colmar was summoned at twelve o'clock, and immediately
attended, but he pronounced life to be extinct.
An helmet wee hold on the body at the New Inn,
Wyks. an Toesday, before Mr. H. Lock, deputynoroser.
The following persons were sworn on the jury: Mr.
John Talbot (foreman), 6 Messrs. Robert Manion John
Gi nrcbill, Ell
Henry James Andr,wo, Samuel Stone, Abel Whittle,
Robert Matson, jun., A. RAsate, and Junes Mack Lad.
The framing evidence wee adduced :
John Stone Mid: I am a fisherman living at Wyka and
the deceased is my daughter. She was living with roe at
the time of her death, and had been for five or air weeks.
She had been living in Weymouth. with Mrs. Newport,
as servant. She came home 111. BM had been living with
her lor close upon two years. Size had been attended by
Dr. Simpson, bat he bad not been attending her stem A.
came boom but had ordered her In the Infirmary. They
sot a card for her to go es indoor patted. but at the
Infirmary they said there was no occasion for her togs, in
ea they would curs her out In consequence of that she
remained at home. She west to the Infirmary and
brought the media's' home sad took it I only think
she had one bottle. She had the cord for 'Amadeu about
three week@ after she come home. She had not taken all
the medicine. He did not know how often she was ti take
It, The bottle of medicine and& box of pills were produced.
Th. Coroner remarked that the directions on it were
that it should be taken three times • day, and if she bad
*ken it regular', she would have finished it in • week.
(There teemed to Monty • small quantity taken) Witness
continuing his evidence said: She often oomplained of
(abdomen. Ham mon her in • feint I sew her in a
faint the last time about three years ago. She used to
ham them very often, bat I did not see them, as I was not
at home very much. IWe not seen her In ens since she
cam* from him Newport's until the Let one when she
died. I was present when she ins takes. She had just
coma inside the door. I wee sitting in the chair. It was
close upon ten o'clock. She had only just been mad&
tha door and had mine in again. She fell down, and 1
went and picked her up and lifted her into • Lek. I
called for her aunt who lives next door, and she came la
and Mended her. I did not its anything else, am the
WOO'S wage the* there. I wed out of doom I did not
bow themes, earthing until they said they most carry
her he bed. I don't know anything alai about
The Coroner: Surely you most know tonsething ales
Wits..: I don't, sir.
The Gamier MI good man you ought to know then.
Surely you must know.
Witness: I sir' 1-111OU YOU the troth.
The Coroner: What did you hoar?
Witness: I heard them say she was goon
The Coroner: What did you widen/end by that?
Witness: That she was deed.
The Coroner: How long after you left her with the aunt
did you hear she was dead?
Witness: I don't know, sir.
The Coroner: About bow lone I doe% want you to be
very particulsr. We. it one hour, two hews, or three
boom
Witness: No, sir, not so long m that It might have
been a wirter-ofem-bour, end it might have been more
The : Who told you she wee dead f
Masan : I heard Lem talking about it
The Coroner : About what t
Witoom : That Polly was deed.
The Coroner: When they said she was dead did you
kink of defog anything
Witness : No. Sir. I was la the garden walking The Coroner about.
: Did anybody do anything
Witness: I don't know, dr.
The Coroner: Was • medical man Nat tor?
Witness: Yes sir.
The Coroner: Who went? Did you go
Wha : No sir. I wes satin when =.Blf
mst for the
medical men. nay rat for bine se Me els they onoa
A inao reds for him as hennbeelk
The Chrome I Yen naderstood she was deed then
Witness I heard them gay oho was Coon
Mary Bird was the nest wllamea She was • laundress
and deter% the last wllneees wife. whew. dead. Eh*
melded at Wylie, saddend ekes by 11(r. Seen. She knew
the deemead girl well, au was HI years old led March.
Whom had men aimed deal of her lately, nom she hed
left her place in Wermeatk. She bad been staying and
sleeping with her. It was her house in which ths body
now lay She had been e
in km vetyuation. poorly. They bronchi herhom Di a cab freak sit
The Coroner: What was the matter with hut?
Witness I don't know, sir, I,t wee sometbing the
matter with her skin they odd She came oat in great
WOW.
The Coroner: Wm eke weak
Witness: Yea sit. The doctor add she was very weak.
She was not able to walk moth, an her lip Ward her
whaq she walked for. She wee alsle to Mak into Wey.
mouth to the infirmary. She had ally one bottle of
ntedicim there. She did not know tharemos that sin did
not take more silt, She took her pills.
The Coroner : Did abe menplais al all
Wilson: She omapietned of • pin in beelaide.
The Coroners Oki she have any nisdkal ethic* r
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The Coroner: Did Fon ever ass her 1
salon ting Mate 1
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it would ham Ildiglitased lb. pub& in;
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order," when la tbe columns of the NareuVlC;
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