The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-01-25 00:00:00

ow—a Wednesday attains*
Vas eleadia.g: frame of Mr.
sao.lt%) ano:raa ham:
and tbe horse got :ie.'. Hi
the harbour by a boaa. .ad
no doubt to the eatioteetbed of
Green.

• , *Nut TO Da. Fox. —ln
tria.6 : cur. attractive shop in Bond-
. -, .., on Friday • most beautiful
.. ob Übder glees dome, elegeptly
with appropriate ineari
- eeot.- • molar; They ware earllna-
... •- ... .... p.i : • FOX.
! • • schooner, which has been
r . •ro some time, was arrested us
. . • .ijk ; . Nob Court of Adraircelt7, is
bolsollii7 bead holders, lea may
. . `"`-'4,• .
- 'rry BLIA.--rWe born that the Wey•
, , !repute homing • woad invitation
• . • and a preliminary meeting
"".- - Peres at the Crown Rotel, on
, last, when it was decided that the
1.. , at the Radon Rotel on Widnes-
,
Du &maga, Viten= muter,
ha ' '. 4i 7 . Rotterdam, which was waisted into
~,,,, by H.M.S.. &moon, as previously
. " of rudder, has been supplied by
"sr of this Forts with • new one,
,
..V4, : • lly shipped to Portland Roads on
Bbe is now ready to proceed,
~ -2
• to but port of destination by •
-1-Apini--..elilete tag.
el gind. ^TES ROAD STATION. The ealket place
- -.llZL,llitina hae been decided on, and Mr. E. C.
• 1/11;71..31Irotomeaes the work on Monday next.
Ns oar 0 Platform 100 feet long, 15 feet from
on the Wyke road. Passenger, will
iiiiwit *sat dawn hbe present sloping path, and
/lswasd. the viaduct.
steam tug Fiery Croak
' to tow the Detail barque to Rotterdam,
berboar tor smile, and attempted
4.... *ow shoat low title, at the beginning of rotor-
Veueoo. The oonsequenoe was that she touched
• fh,...117011114 at the harbour's mouth, and was detained a
,Zer,
wit Sherd off, however. Is the evening, at high
!..01ntairu e•irris.—The following oommuoiestion
' UhaZlX._."4 by our Liberal borough member on

Zll.l.___Libiwilwerilind WarbylleBsTeM list
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...g. IwWWWWwt of your letter dated list Umtata. forwarding
111 wiesellal from the ToorClouncil of Weymouth. requeollny
Mkt el aide IA talked might be owl ao • place of public
moat • OM to aoqualnt you that a further communication will
4 you on foe subject —I bare the honour to be, Sir,
'll or. ' Tour olootliont .cream,
• .. A „a: EDWAAD LCIIAJU).
... . Remy Idwards, Wm., 111. P.
1111.161Mdere, Weymouth.'
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.401ille& —An attractive entertainment was
tOlgraTburotley evening last, by some friss* of
Ni reading-roma, to the members of the
Weyeeoutli Working lien's Club, in order to en-
ontol kindly sympathy between the two inotitu-
Now ; The audience was very nuwerons, though
Milet.entartee between the two rooms 11 .0 great.
Mr. Board's glesunion greatly enhanced the pismires
of Wee evening by singing a number of glees, and
MOOR Beard, Pretty, Roger., and J. Barnes were
1"
spplended, and would hays been encored had
, bees time. St. John's singing class also gave
II her of glees in very fair style. Mr. 11. Oakley
, Good will to wan," and "Will of the wisp,"
Sensual, did not Wtco please. The Rey. F.
Pietro, both read and sang twice, and caused great
fen. - Excepting the glees sung by Mr. Board's
parly_r_Mr. George Thorne, organist of St. John's
In. Wyk., accompanied the pieces on the piano-
forte, with his usual skill and success. Votes of
thanks were given to the performers, sad the
Mali:mai Anthem concluded the entertainment.

WASEST) Ur.—A piece ef rosewood about eleven
fes4 bag. marked LL 21, 290. B. K.. and C., and on
the end 166, No. 2, was found by Mr. George
How* on January 10, high and dry in Chapman's
Pool, on the manor of the Earl of Eldon. On the
1111 k, a barrel of Stoakholm tar, marked Z, and a
piece of fir timber, ten feet long, and S inches
atoare, was found afloat 1 miles N. W. of St.
slaben's hand, by William Squibb, fisherman.
An tht.r cask of tar was found about half-A.161e
(ho same place by Isaac Walters. Reports
of 6bore were received on Monday at the Wey-
ii Custom House. _ _

LOUS CALLOP. -On Tuesday afternoon last
.:11ors in St. Thomas-street were startled at
set spirited horse, carrying a lady whose list
••o. dub down the street at full speed, sod
es, • Bridge. It appears that one of the daughters
of •. Captain Felting was on horseback near
B_•1 somedistanoe out on the Dorchester
•a cehen the bores, which was spirited and fresh,
star' •d, acd dashed past St. John 'a Church, down
be Eaplanade. The lady loot her hat passing the
Royal Hotel ' • but she kept her seat bravely. The
horse slackened speed a little as he gnt down into
Tbornas-street ; but opposite the Cross Keys be
plloped on again. At fall 'peed he went over the
Bridge, a gentleman following behind, but not too
near for fear of furthecraZittening him. On the
ether side was a cart I with bricks, and the
Indy bad • vary Darrow escape ng killed; but
dexterously wrenching him round. she :to n gave the
horse his head clear along North Quay aid up Boot.
lane, where the bill was too much for him, and he
was brought to • stand still, blown, baring galloped
about a mile and • half, providentially without
accident, partly through the fair rider's good
horsemanship and firm nerves.
DISAPP &&&& NCR or • YOUNG MAN.—A native
of Southampton, named Leach, who has a father
living at that town, and whose connections are re-
spectable, has disappeared from Weymouth in a
way that causes great anxiety. lie was employed
as agent for Mr. Hepworth, Manchester, of a
Trades' Protection Society, and had been residing
with Mr. George of Cove-row. It is understood
that he had bad some hada misunderstanding with
his employers, but not of a serious nature, and his
relatives would willingly have made good any
arrears. On the 21st December, he was seen at the
Leedom' Hotel and several other places, in c,mpany
with one of the sappers. The last occasion was at
ken o'clock at night, when he was recognised by two
et three friends. Since then no tidings have been
received of him by his family. His father has been
in continual correspondence with Superintendent
Viskiery, who bag made all the enquiries possible
but DO tripe of him can be found. His clothes were
all Wt at his lodgings, and be said nothing about
being about to leave. His friends are, as may be
supposed getting more and more anxious, and
would be only too glad, if money matters are
ksigisg bits out of sight, to arrange for his retort).
Is almost out of the question that be could have
bees accidentally drowned, as by this time his
bogy would have been discovered. [ls it possible
he has managed to go out in the Simoon with the
Royal Kaigineeran
*tote LANTERN ENTERTAINXIDIT.—A first class sot
of photographic eta iire. was show n to the members and frnnds
theWorklug Men's fish, by G. Bishop. pee,.. moodey
*thing .at unthr the title .4 " A Trip to the Continent." I Ir.
Tivorbesal, In the absence i 4 the president of the dub. intr.,-
dueen Ur. Itish..p, and Mr. Attention' undertm.k the "dire of
ciescoa. the later rtaiing that their excursion that evening
ow be very ra y sod cheap. We were then taken by Messner
e„, the riot Havre, and thence to Park, do's. the Jardin der
rem., tbe Tuilleries Palace, Notre Dame, and other pintas it
.: The 'nurser was twatinued into Germany. slope the
li'
kmutifol Rhine, and w. Into Switzerland, and the other parts of
the mountain region .4 the Alps. Lovely Interlmben. and
aose finely .s.ntrasted with the terrible paw of
Lee Grande M Plots, the dam:emus Mer de Glace. Maltby horrify-
ing rreee am of Mont Rl:rinet,,.Tl.le,,
.ironcterr Z. 1,07.1.1
recede troltis es f , t„
exern etl. eonibined vigour with the most
per Milo. .4 half, bit, and a wonderful am-dint of
delicsi°
ery,i. and . e5...n.1.11,1,,nt irf.lea.., .4 the irirtraynl,
tp dill lift. The e all. sun! !nu.. meteiely
omary effeet limbic In phttltoerapos that not Is,
nao loit the great alai sheets of stow
'ln re, theoetion, and the nowt awfully impressive
led n''''',,t•Ten of the crew...et, er h Wed' s. f 1 a.: It I.
the
ides I" •,gieciera, and one almost shivered atsthe
bslys"rn,, that Alpine tras ellen. so gratuitously meet,
t.
ere tine
greet e-e. nearly the cause of death to tir.
of the*, `lt bridged with ice and 'mow, and the ;Londe pm-
hinklll;ket Mr. Bishop shotahl first. That gentlernari
.t the dengermis, and on the 'ruble attempting to cross,
iegmliin broke m.„ crock
him ; lot he spng :m rail chaired the
hbr
t e „wet. et hat ruck us oith two, that
YaWa., nir "). Heine*. t. 001.1 et ee haser Moot taken in such piaci..
dry piste. wan, there must hoar Isodi wane plan, to
tltrwe. anti that .plawite
t " c„ald h. anal Out far the sole 4414 m foot.
w ' 0, gee to rrad the narrsti.e of this Alpine photographs
„,. and lie history A every pietore. The pad s. die
„mein dist:vim was excellently taught, in spite .4
Ow '"" (lot camped) from the inrat glare
th •';`7,, the 'mew, anti alteatether thew. ith.t.graiths
all , a ~,,, Vahlaltle sell 1.e.-win:l over hat. Italy,
St. Peter, ,act, the P-pe Wooing the
ec
s ...,"„ther sin and of Rine., H.', famed
p. 1...1111101. Were all hag.liall, m,i .101310 issoli•r
tn. in Vottiee, with the unto halide ifondolas onl
•• emits?' .ifter a brief visit to Gnaws, with
a/1.11111 arehitnsture and stain .ry, we return. fl
in ..,
nro,i,tee. 4,10,tad with all we had well. Mr.
nice futures .4pese Jaoi
Iti•li ,'! ~emts. Captain onnio then toot tit a tory
.‘„,l iiaer from that of thoueuids .4 bad Ito Gm Alps,
,lisrrott baipat, al the" deep, deep sea." and shoats'
.I,l' p. • (onus bnoight up (non thence. MI,: •ora
114 OW d
taking about two hours to net noest
o ,
btained fastened to the soundiog line. From the
ee
tb.olf• cwt.
ki token ut. • little limb nf weed outland-1f the
1,4100 iOUwee of siliceous deport from marine oriesnine..
toort deitcetethey sawild be cruebed with the lightest touch,
ts. digt, "at dolmas where the prw.sore of the water is
moat yet e.s."-,gmt! The form. are 31.1 were
21 tow' toeßebop's lenient, some resembling circles .4
by ;tr. 7th,„, trny eoehore, every linen. their nene
ht „ by the oxy-hrdnven inicroscope A
br.ug amity given to Mr. Bishop, a 1.., (jape.
• t. of than.„k`
wan
rikkm, ke., and the exhibitor briefly and
Cloemo, ar. A'' ohm, the platting gave lion three clivers.
Lardy reePondtimerigg Gar/DR.—lt is now, We fear,
Tits LORI
... got ibis unfortunate steamer has
only too olveaal di. Hoping against hope, we
been lost with an i•
ng public attention to the
have forborne frpril, ;‘, °alois now time quite for the
sad probishihs ; DUD te
ko relieve the wants of those
benevolent/I bereaved. The steamer came
who haws bee* So
int. Weymouth on the 7th September,
nn her way
in the sea of Ax-f. sod
from Newnan& t° Ta^"r°l/'
at unc, attracted attention lay her tine proporli• ns
Slid by her name gilt on her Pilddleb°2" in large
jtimmiag gbaggagges. Tlgo game night one of her mon