The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-02-01 00:00:00

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WEYMOUTH.
o.?!.ng.gAiri.—The order for the 2nd %Milian 23rd
enit to 'Roomed to Portland and Veymouth is
gs to , and the 2od battalion 'tli Fusiliers
, llisteal.
164 corta's H
loquaadad
4,v um was alanghlered ia the
Zn_ll:ttlitit..l4 wz brought to Weymouth Railing
tisati;:illibeTiookeroyut,haidf
itreoh.:dived int=
"trimly
do the bathe dive, to apprehend any genet
*meld so
suildlt%i•roa or Wrirmoirrn left for Belgium on I
King Y
ontligli!,_
sto attend the festivities given by the
the eel— ••?lonsy there would be a banquet eit
St. ri-77', and gni Wedneeday a ball. On Thursday
ou "i'iturltanster of Brussels give. a ballet, and
invited gn mt. Altholl His li slaty bag
belie/ed that Mr Mayors
ll 1 theee
ketiei
it
ie
attends a_._ • °war is the may Mayor who
the county of Dora.
ex:infwilloQuou'll Sc noot.—Aniongtke MlNNSiftli candi-
eiia
dates for 'a scholarships at the ft...a chrietmge
our young I we., are pleased to see the name., of two of
Robert ~ to amen Mr. Henry W. Clark and 'f
-- -Li Made, of 'St. John' . Johns School. Mr. ret.'
ohieds high on the Ins-class list of 44Taleeeines -
' 7,:tfrit di England. Mr. Slade unfortunately had
bults baud Dist beloni the examination, and
st"iliwasauo:hwriiialte er
poil" on
weiltiorhtLiaittild doubtless have
fiXtli 9011.4ra Girt: IttlesttnELS Bitriens.—Duriag
Nan the wife of Mr. George Green, fishnioriger
Lind Poulterer of filt to 4.•""
Girth to , --entreat. Weymouth, has given
the extraordinary somber of ten children,
usooniih. of whom are now living. On the 9th of Dec.
;,77._,n0 gave birth to three female infanta, but one
illtnamteethe after birth, mid Mrs. Green received
17, , 'it eft of M. hint te to the above date a girl
MOor were horn. In the followingEr two boys
is
•••4I childbirth, sad in HMS another was born;
al" Cu that Mat of the present month Green was
witlf delivered of two
......_ !If IIYWOOTH AND PORTLAND RAILWAY. We
nonsimilatid it he. been derided by the above own-
Pony to 'stead their traffic to Broadwey, where a
elation will be erected, the inhabitants of the neigh•
bourhood bearing the expense of what will obviously
be to than an immense benefit. We baronet bawd
Whether the Great Western and South Western
ethipades Wined silo to "oar at this ellatith on
their way to and from Dorchester; but swims addi-
tion to their system would be a great advantage if it
ouldd b 6 gsg66od,
To Lea endemic Aseoctirfon.—On Wed-
llesda=ight the Rev. Mr. Pam* chaplain le the
lest hishop of Sierra Leone, gave an amount
--••• hi. missionary labours ow the mot twist of
to • crowded assembly at the rooms ,
of the Young Men's Christian fiewoolfolon. On '
Wednesday last, the Rev. R. Whitely, dianedlor
of Eli. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, and meter of St.
Werberghs, in the same parish, son of the late Arch.
thZWkately, delivered a lidera on " Influenea'at
lentibe Regis National Reboolromn• The Rev. ,
R. 8. Ashton therthith the chair.
WilfifoUTH LiSititOtT.—A statement of Moonn t has ,
hese forwarded es with reference to the lifeboat, of '
width the follewisig are particulars :—To balance trans 1
last year, £7O 1%. Bd. ; amount resolved for mined 1
subscriptions, 1:39 fa. ad. ; donabloas, £l2 Hs. 4d 1
from permit institution towards espouse of beildini ,
Highest house, £33o—total, £452 104- Bl• BY cash—
east of building lifeboat house, he., 4.396 Si. 11d. ;1
east of stores. £4 Ba. Bd. , fees for lease of land cad :
(potted mot, El 2a. 64. ; salaries of coxswain, resident
ecaswain, and soot of exercising crews, .Fl 3 ;• postage '
and other incidental expenses, £4 19s. ; balance carried '
forward, L'32 13s. 54.—total, £452 10s. 6d. ,
SINGULAR FAL:M.—The Devito, Goalie gives some
extraordinary padiathirs of • funeral which
Saturday. The
In that town on aturda_y. The deceased nu a 1
lady, 10 years of sire. Ftye years ago she had • nl'
made, of which she was so careful that she would
allow it to be removed from her room except when she
paid aa °cessionsl visit to Weymouth, and then the
took it with bee! She always kept eight halterovrns in
It, liming 6e. spies, for the bearers when their oleos
became neseseary. The old lady died of dromy, and.
the cherished eon% beieg too small, it was found 1
a...emery to have another made. Her reletions bow- I
*vet, would not separate her from the constant
eionmenion of her old age, and so they had the smaller I
then chopped up sad buried with the corpes in the '
same grave.
County Prriv Saintione, Tuesday.—Before R. if.
Eliot, RN., • seaman of H.M.S. Nary was brought up
by P.C. Young, for breaking windows at Portland.—
Remanded till Friday. It appears that W. J. Sagliiiyin,
of H.M.S. Achilles. was charged by P.C. Young, with
maathing four large squares of glass, value 55., at Mrs.
Reread's, near the railway station. He had been there'
the evening previous and when he returned to the place
about half•pad deven,sbe would not lethim in,ou which I
be aniashed the windows. Remanded as stated above. ;
SHIP Araciax.—On Sunday morning last, between 1
nine and ten, the barque Tinder, of Shoreham
Davison master, from Taganrog to Leith with 2,00 u
quarters of linseed, and lad from Dartmouth, got
have strained."—The captain in his deposition before
J. Grieve, Esc). (who was &misted by Capt, Borrett,
R.N., as nautical assessor) receiver of wreck, stated
the Vinder, of the port of Shoreham, was of the
register tonnage of 290. She is owned by T. F. Gates,
residing at Shoreham, in the county of Susses. She
is rigged as a barque, was built of wood at Kingston
by the ma, in the year 12.. and is clamod in Lloyd's
list as A 1 Dime years. The crew consisted of 11
bands, including deponent, that the deponent's
certificate is a certificate of service. The ship bad
on board a cargo of linseed, 500 tons in bulk,
shipped by Leawe and Co., of Taganrog, and con-
signed to order at Falmouth. She proceeded from
Taganrog on her intended voyage on the 29th day of
October lad, at 3 p.m., the weather fine, and the
wind blowing moderate from the NE. That on
Sunday 23rd, at B a.m., the tide at the time being
young flood, the weather being fine and clear, and
the wind in the NE, blowing moderate, the ship
weighed anchor, got tinder all plain sail, as the port
tack, and tacked for the purpose of getting Out of
Portland Roads. at 10 a.m., being on starboard tack,
in the act of fishing the anchor, deponent being at
the helm, the ship took the ground about 14 mile
from the shore and remained fast immediately.
Sounded round the ship and found no difference in
depth of water. Trimmed the sail. aback, ran a
kedge astern, and endeavoured to heave the ship off
but failed. Furled sails and employed men and
boats from the shore to cowry out bower anoh4r,with
75 fathoms of chain, with the intention of heaving
off next tide. Steam tug Commodore offered
service' for £5O if successful and £2O if not, but
the offer was declined. At 10 p.m. the steamer
offered to lighten the ship of cargo and tow her off
for £175 which offer was disollinA Ccenmesiced to
heave on bower anchor but ehip still remained fast.
Monday the 25th employed lighters and commenced
discharging cargo, smooth water anti fair weather,
ship making no water at 10 a.m., about 50 tons of
cargo was discharged.' High water shout 11.30, all
available force endeavoured to heave the chip off,
bat she remained fast Cestinued to discharge
cargo. Got out the other bower anchor to anchor
the ship in safety in event of her coming off. At 10
p.m., discharged 100 toos of cargo. At 11 p.m.,
hove the ship afloat, and warped off into four
fathoms. That on the 24th January chartered
lighter and 21 boatmen to help discharge cargo by
agreement at ba per man per lids, lighter at £3 per
day, coastguard at Wyke and Weymouth also
assisted as required there being two boats' crews.
That in answer to questions, (deponent dates the
headline was not used at the time of the casualty,
the ship being hardly fairly under weigh, none of
the crew sick, pampa in good _order, anchors and
cables good. Position of authors, oriel in the sot of
fishing the other banging by shank painter ready for
use, and the cable was ranged ready for use.
Exact time of casualty was 10 am. on Sunday the
%led of January, IS7O, nil the place was called
pesky. Bar, the red light at Breakwater end bear-
ing SHE. Cargo is partly discharged. At the time
of casualty the vessel was going 21 knots, the
gssater at the wheel and all hands on deck. That
the loss on the mid whip cannot yet be estimed by

deponent.
151°1Lnc/flit Prrrf SUMOita, Weddelday.—Before J.
lizard. Eat, and .1. Ayllng, Fsq.
Wier CI SI Mkt, a prostitute, was brought up for being
druuk and riotous, and weiaulthig Mr. Daniel Vosper, on the
rdb Ind.- Mr. Vomer did not appear, but P.C. !Selection gave
e‘ Wen.< in the ewe sufficient to Jiro Ify a remand, and primner
we. renaming:timid Thiinslay, but adniitt..l to bail : and a Am-
mon ow teased for Disappears nee of Mr. V. mwr. Prisoner went
into the :.:eluon tap-ns,ni hut Mr. t'o.per declined to <rye her
there, ..0 which ahe took up the poker to break his head, but
it was talon away and she was gtt. into custody.
rdnidlDAT. —Before the Mayor (R. N. Howard, Eaq.),
• $ H. Maggetti,
NWT A“. Virsitri an old offender, was brought up for
heir, artotk and rietem.. The cm• had been a4)ourned from
preview day, fur the attendance el Mr. Daniel Voaper.of
iuoll Ims, sln. moi appmred, and mid that On Tuesday
• ug about half *.4 ten prisoner Lame iuto his tap room.
nint wee, Wien. mnienoed • distUrbanee, Ho ordered her
ot. but ahe rettlined go and took nil • puler, threatening to
inocitty• bead of. !le imooceded in:wresting the isherfomi her,
when the took up a met:iron spittoon. and flung it at his
tic fit this away from her aLau. and turned her isut.
the noes-wary lone to .1 en, When in the etreet
tery ahualve. on which be sent fur the police, and
kerg inba custody. In are.wer to the plumer Mr. l'osper
the priwmer dbl not take up the poker, until he
...1 her out. Prianner the was ohligtal defend her-
ben' Veep:: almost choled nor.- P.C. Delamont haring
e,neied to taking pn-mer into mistotly.—Superintendent
liltckcry said that duos he load been in Weymouth prisoner
heei conri,ted twice fur a similar ..fiance. The Mayer
bali why the tit., hail not Len I ght on on Wellinuably. •
7• ~,edutendialt tit Wry explained that Vo•per did not apiawr
daY, •0.1 lw us obliged to ..10.111.11 him for Thumlay,
in Teo)• to the Mayor, Weiler sad be war warned 11. WI
t
rorti.nd Wt.ineelay by a proviatt aergeont. The Mayor
aunt U a 1er.... once put the nuiebbscry of the law
elm ebound to. attetal the coUrt. I,:n.ler the
.mama the inagi.tr des would ballet a lenient inam
t!..,::•nt..ionee 4 m
, 111116 ud pay a •hilling awl the
~ ,
thew of the • WA., ii hkb IntbA be paid by Vosper.
BeforelL N. Howard, Lou., (Mayor),
n. !Leggett. DN.'
J. In`_.tii;gigaufortf was numundnAlor olettructing the high.
CaT'uherary by !racing her cart In Southampton limy.
wOf ~roved the maw. and ,the Was lined 4n,' inoluidinic
NUMlllontel tor negketing In ',um...,
nr',7,-„.,µ1 a girl of his, the boys Intl.. Milhorne
~, the Devon and Exeter Itelormatory. Bendel!
nt7ll ",,,r)tht,i:tivt4l ut.ofth"thel"dirlitnoc"lthteht2?t.int"44lJ*julnkt7:"l'ne
of A ultaae.
WI plaid Wore than 4s. for the
fas.o th.r„ tl Vickery had received • letter from the her
k .
.. ether it hail hems a bed winter,
sone
in..; with three chlir,t e. net .numb., elliglit 145 some-
a tlieir etarra .. onienal the Witnitlntw
thing for
t , over for • nrtntgnt, ta wish to ray •vok Ily next WOllllO.
and re. the followutlf wst.
day.Wrlbessi fil,•‘••• • •44• F f"n•el4 .4 the venel Pilot,
hha !-.*:.4..alinir a eateh, than, and ke.
imm aor
pr4474,„temdty tte • ca.-Polo. the euieter. Tic
„utile lath Mg., but the master conelderwal he
„e, ti gad disehargedl lltl that •enoint, paying him
7. Th., 1.1 .ent in 'surd the .hip last night, ar
in the uarbour, about eight or ninc, Mid took the
, • th. raSh.whet, the an).
0• /1,6. n, found him at tbe White Horse later.- The hoy
.t he Ogpipitted lb. "amo6 " iM o*ologh money t 6 take