The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-10-23 00:00:00

A TALE OF THE SEA.

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A letter has been received In Liverpool from Mrs.
Hills, who was a cabin pannenger, with her hunband
and 'seven daleen,on board the Jesinge,whicli wee run
into and mirk by the 'steamer ronsett on the morning
the 10th inst., when 17,0 mile. from rape Clear.
The Jennore nailed from Liverpool on the 7th inst.
Mr. Hill,, in well known in Liverpool, where he was
long connected with the Similay School Union. The
following are i xtractri from the letter which Mel.
Hills addressed to her sinter :—" European Hotel,
Queenstown, October li —We are better than we
ilarerl to hope, but feel so shaken that we exn hardly
write. (Inc find feeling in thankfulness to God for
epared live'. At the terrible moment we were all kept
calm. The dear children behaved therwielvoe well,
each doing an bidden, and MO they were plumed irons
, hand to hand until 'safe in the life boat
words can give any idea of the real eituation. We
were all asleep in lied, and were awakened by •
sudden crash. I was junt wondering what it eould he
when my hunband came to my berth and maid Jenny,
dement, a collision. Up quick ; the nhip in sinking.
His calinnew helped me no much, I Raid, "Oral help
us; bring tin altogether." I then heard our noble
mate's voice, "('hoer up, all will be ',AVM' if yes will
all be quiet." . . . It was pitch dark. We were
told to wait in the cabin until the limit was lowered.
'Then I heard the mate call my name ; and in Gomm I
shall neon r forget, he called out, "The nhip in *bikini
the women and children." Jireeph came witfi
on to the edge of or .hip to help on. The gentlemen
in our cabin awl the sailor* all helpe,l with the
children. The mate took me down the ladder, and
then with calmness called the children by name, and
pairriell each down. Never Audi I forget the kind,
gentle way he took on in the mirlet of so much that
was terrible. (Stir of the crew was going to ,hoot him
because he would not let him pans into the boat before
us. My dement and Arthur were left for the neat
boat. t di,that was a monient I We knew not if we should
meet again on earth, but I felt a bright hope npring
up in my heart that they wredil be gavel, and I felt
thankful and proud if them en they Mood there,
doing all they could to ',me the others and Nordin;
I them, akin all that were dearent to them were of/
the Ail,. One or two of the steerage women made •
great 'mine, and that inarle it hard to nave them.
After getting in the lifeboat the mate took charge of
her an,l took tin wifely to the nteatner. lie that returned
for the rent. We anal, etnly awaited the return f the
hoar, and my myelin!. men were in it, and we were
all again together, and stoml Oil the .leck to wait for
our noble captain andl mate. 'They ntayeil on the nhip
until a few minutes before the boiler* of the donkey
engine that worked the pumpn explieled, and only
just in time to nave their lives. We new them (it wee
now day light); they were in the last boat, and we
knew the end f that grind ehip was near. When
the captain and officern were a abort dietance from her
nhe gunk. We etood on the xteamer'e deck and now
her go down with all our ;wearing treasures in, board.
Its a few moments all was under water.

VIONEY to LEND.—HENRY W. BUER
01 can he seen daily between ten and four,
Saturdays ten and one, at 19, London Bridge Station
Approach, London, directly opposite the hooking
offices at London Bridge Railway Station. remit lent
privately in Town or Country from £2O to £5OO on the
borrower's note of hand alone, or n deeds, leases,
life policies, Farm Stock, Implements, Crops, Fur.
'attire without removal, trade stock, plant, kc.
Interest £5 per cent., re-payments can he arranged
to suit the borrower', convenience. No Life Insurance,
no Law I. ant no delay. Interest added to
advance. Th. rwloti prime!, 01,111Ve4, and a crates
'Mora off c ',pu red. theft not Me sikhlue
poi ie• 1 I,e oi,ra to ,n/,transaction. pply
personally, or by letter.
Note *Addrcs. lIEVCY W. Bunt, 19, London
Bridge Station Approach, London, directly oppoelte
the booking offices at London Bridge hallway
Station.

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
VnANDELL'S HAIR RESTORER
kJ Is now acknowle.hced to be the only
reliable preparation for RESTORING
OREY or FADED HAIR to Its
Original Colour. It is a Certain Curs
;or Baldness and a sure eradicator of
Dunkin'. I,r Strengthening and
keeping the If xir from falling olf, It Is
unequal' Theme ineetiinalile qualities render it ea
essential tiolet regotleitio for ell who prize thet choices
gift of nature —a god Ifeal ,d Hair.
Sold by most Chemists, in Bottles, 2e. and 3s. Q.
Don't be persuadesl to have any other kind.
Agent for Dorchester, Mr. How, Chemist ; Taunton
Mr. PRINCE, Chemist ; Weymouth, Mr. CoLg,
Chemist ; Illandford, Mr. G. WAMPUM. Grocer ;
Bridnort, Mr. Corrock. Chemlet.

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BIRTHS.
October 4, at Porteshaiu, the wife of Mr. Robert %Int
carpenter, of aeon.
October 13, at the Royal Oak lan, Puddletown, the wife
of Mr. J. Trevies, of a eon.
October 11, at %Varzuwell, the wife of Mr. It. Bother, of
a daughter.
October 15, at Frampton, the wife of Mr. F. Robbins, of
a daughter.
October 16, at Piddlehitton, the wife of Mr. C. Mayo, of

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October 16, at Cerne Abbas, the wife of Mr. IL J. Nor.
man, of a daughter.
October IS, at Rushohue, :Manchester, the wifo of Mr.
William Skims, of a son,

October 11, at St. Peter's Church, Perlistone, John
Veregrine, eldest son of the late Mr. Teregrine Baker, of
Parkstone, to Emily Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. WWl=
Selb Wy, of areham.
October 11, at St. Peter's Church, Perkstone, by the
Rev. E. E. Dugwore, David, youngest an of Mr. Thomas
Horn, of Parketone, to Charlotte', second daughter of Mr.
J. Brewer, of Hollow Oak, Here ReFis.
October 12.. by license, •t St. Marys Church, Weymouth,
by the Rev. T. A. Falitner, Mr. Alfred Cherles Hyde, to
Harriett Ann Fox, both of Weymouth.
October 17, at the pariah church, ymington, by the
Vicar, Mr. John Reid, of the Angel Hotel, Poole, to HMO
ADDY Young, of the Nag's Howl Hotel, Lynaingtoe.
DEATHS.
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October 8, at Abbotabury, Ellen Stickland, daughter of
Mr. John Stickland, of the Brewer'slAnne, Martlnutown,
aged 31.
October 0, at Iligh•street, Poole, the infant eon of Mr.
Job Loader, aged 8 months.
October 111, at West-street, Poole, Edwin, eldest son of
Mr. Robert Benson Parrott, aged 30 years.
October 10, at Heather Think, Parlcstone„ Mary, eldest
daughter of the late Alderman J. Aden of Poole.
October 10, at the Vicarage, Osneington, the Rev. Frank
Newington, fifth eon of the late Mr, Charles Newington,
of The Highlands, Tlcehunt, Musses, in his 58th year.
October 10, at Loturs•road, Fordington, William, the
infant son of Mr. Frederick 0. James, peed 15 months.
October 11, at Sutton Poynta Agnes Mary, daughter of
Thomas Pope, aged fl years.
October 12, at Tudor House, Lynn Regis. suddenly,
Mary Ann, widow of the Rev. C. Mends Olbson, vicar of
St. Clement's, CornwalL
October 13. at Puddletown Heath, Joe hide, aged til.
October 11 at Ltrnington. Somerset, Frederick James.
, WU of Mr. F. G. Sherren, inland Revenue, aged 17
' months.
October 15, at Puddletown, Mr. William Brown, aged
87 years, Deeply lamented.
Mr. E. M. Fenwick, of Burrow Hall, near Lancaster,
was found dead In his chair in his library on Tweedier
afternoon. The decamped gentleman was a magistrate for
Lancashire and Westmorland, and took part in the trans-
actions of the county Mishima at Lancaster quarter
anions on Monday. He formerly rommented Lancaster
in Parliament.
The death of If. Bonneinain, the soak of the Prince of
Wales's household, who hes** died ham typhoid fever,
demands more than a mew eettem Thu* well.known
chef was for many year. eramerikalitcheo to the
Emperor Maximilian, whom. even up to the
time of the incarmiration Ide Highness in
Mexico. After he left VeZ n entered the
service of the Prince of am, and while
there so won the confidence art,. Mese that he
was selected as chief cook of . and for the
Prince of Wales during his journey India.

Printed and Published at A 1141retreet West,
Dorchester, In the perish of Noir Tridq..o=.
Yummy, of tbo parish of All Saints, D
for the Proprietor.

Tuesday, Ovtobes 23rd, lir.

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