The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

TEE Market whistiwer•—• put ri'y to auction
on Tuesday, were not ISt, there Ming no bidder for ths
SIAM.

New POT ATOM —Upwards of 40 tons of potatoes
arrived from Jersey oa Toads, as route for Coyest
Cantos.

LBOAL —Mr. Wills., from the office of John Tizard,
Meg., *elicitor, has lately pared a satisfactory esamin•
ation preliminary to his sneering on the study of
the law.

Tam Brum Too "Abet," Captain Andenon, put
Into Weyroosth harbour on Friday evening. for °oats
whioh were supplied by Captain Cosecs. Bbe was bound
to Swamies, from liundorland.

CO/Min.—A mast swealleat and gratifying concert
wm gimes at the Royal Rotal Amenably Rooms. on
Wednesday evening, by Harr Jung band:names ad
H. M.R. Belloropbon, and his Wanted string band. Th.
'Mondale, was limited.

Tun Cygnus steamer arrived In Wrimosth Os Than.
day last, from Southampton. having undergone •
thorough overhaul, sad received new boars, ha
Sim made her first trip tido meson to Jersey
yesterday.
doornieve WILL li•Prin.- -On Monday afternoon
the troth of Mk marine wee exemplified am • Goal out
77befog loused mend opposite Mr. Sherries shop,
. St. IlLery•strese mbeo the hone beaked and the out
Mil mashed the metre peas of gies•—• lame pints
square.

Tams ALTlMariosa.—The Great Western In
which lett here on wesk.days tor Dorchester, M 10.40
now ameleratsd, and leaves Weymouth at
10. a.m. On Owndays the Greet Western train, which,
up to the 31st tilt, started at 3.30 a.m. does not 11011
leave till 10.30 a.m.

Acctmorr.—A *mare accident betel flapper Hitch-
ings, of the Royal Engineers, on Wednceday afternoon
last He was engaged on the Nothe works, near the
spot where some stone wee being raised to the top of
the fortifiostions, when, through PON of the gear
clipping, the atones fell and struck Hitt:things on the
His noes was broken and he received several
other injuries. He was conveyed to the hospital,
where he now lies in a very precarious date,

011 TITTING PUSINTATIONII.—The Rev. John T.
Vmsdrey, curate of Saint John's Kama, being about to
resign his oharge, the Incumbent, churchwardens, and
others, to show their sppreastion of Hie asslous and
earnest meaner in tibia he has laboured antri
m
them for the past six years, determined to prese
with • substantial mark of esteem, and on Monday,
the presentatioe of • service of piste was made by tbe
Rev. John Stephenson, the inetinbeat. The plate
eonsiated of • massive engraved tea and cafes asevies,
supplied by Mr. Vineent, of St. Kary•strest, with the
following inseriptiou. "Presented with mush sigestion
and deep thaalthilnoss, to the Rae. John T. Vandrey,
by the incumbent, ohureherardens, and congregation.
of St. Jobn's Church, Weymouth, on his kering the
curacy. Kay, 1887.'. Is addition to the above, the rev.
mtldemen lux had presented So him a very handsomely
Bible, beautifully isesribed, the offering of tie
V:nrparlAiortere of dm district. The Rev. T. J.
rey it will be remembered roused years ego warsived
Demons orders rd the hands of the Bishop ot fictlishary
In the sharch with whir& he hue been oocaseted since
his sojourn in Weymouth.