The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-02-12 00:00:00

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doin thi harbour -ths Pietro as poo- _ - -
hal pemengare oe 117 Withal* we. ele l•Ite
oat. Saw lb. l.abaila. th vssee which ras lab lb..
thailywir. opood wi the
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were gong fed des Ibis.
too boots to go -oilltor ahead or odes. The bead
wee about led. The beet ode road the barrel•po4
and he thought ba would dm !X hat, es ad
did not do ea, the drainer v.a slopped, and Oran
called out. The man is charge of lbs Isabella then
pot his helm down sod be (dimes) thought be was
going astern • but se:ddeoly be ported his helm. and ran
right into the shaddr. The bowled .44" rltb into
the (=away. Ev.ntblag was dose that peed 'did
be doDe to avoid the • Tb•
Isabella ilret put ber of. down and this pub it op
and ran into the steamer. The dieted* between them
was shoat 40 yarda. He consioded that mime Id
Isabella saw them, the ouddlubos dud have berm abreast
of the barrel•pod f ttwy had Mori her fall they
weald have gct der of the itseater. "The boat owe
to the steamer, not the elodatir to the beat. ',be
steamer was gotta; strait oat of the be:bold—By the
Judge: The steamer was slopped about • rabid. and
aMU before the collides teed- plus. He coald not
reverse the demo The Order aright tan had a
little way upon Intr.—By we. Howard Could not have
bided eaters in time. Could have kept hot head toms
to the northward' bat there wes no oemokm.' Otlid
ad have ;gad imam the stern of the need Mids
reverie lb. engines beadle it would Idetto:
&aggress to the boaL—By the lodge : The
eight have bad os Mar • win of two or three odd an
hoar.—kr. Bowand than darmed the Colletajte
evidence, edtending that tie-lidded Oapt , of .
made eat what he bed sid oat st the ememedeseest, end
eamplelety proved the plantife ons.—Tbe Judge said
11,tylicilds was • credible witness be had
amp • bet If be was not a enable wither,
=re 'bad make oat pialultirs mad The witness hod,
ilidever. sot broke' &ma ander the test of a ads-
titheminatioa, sad therefore was entitled to belief. The
• lamas bad said be saw the nisei essedime before the
deed saw him, and be west rediarly to work going
down the barb iar, and if the vessel had dome what id
ought there would ban been DO widest at all.
pe=
Heyaehis said the *Wirt mistakeiwasleot in
Ime helm, bat afterwards patting bee helm le sash a
Peellties as to coed the breed sod bring Ism in her
PM& • He (the Judie) was tett we that the wither
we set pariestly right Is him aseertios. They feed
afterwards what de a mod imeerteall point is the
i.e.; there was ooly 40 yerde betweee the deems sod
Jeakdotheadhet, sod at the time the weed was
min at right angles, sod if ea the emaseptiam seed bit
theists* was ening. Ibis came die dedloo, what wee
the deed to do deordieg to the Act of l'arliameet ;
Ohs was to ADP and reverse her engine..—The witaem
accordingly said he did stop; bet it would ban been
dangerous to reverse. He did, however, mote than he
IVAN resided. He stopped for • minute and a-half
laden the collision odurnd.—Adording to this stair
moat the rod on board ..it have bed very bad dr
slim, whim they bad a minute and a-half, if they weld
sot rectify their Doane, Instead of longing Mtn the
peddle-box. That would be esilledent to mettle the
ease. The Act of Parliameat said nadir certain
oirensistades he ought to have dJam.more.—The
wilocen answer was . 'Under the dreassellanees I was
ia, I did all that I add." He (Id ledge) wee
inclined in think that the within had made eat that
the steamer acted.yroperly ea this deasios, and of the
two the Wade of tedimooy west to show dad Om
mind boat wan in orror.—The defendant was therefore
entitled to a verdict.

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a MatiOli
Wean ulna.
1 the lemon
especially th
to children in um 0”....-_,
/stood. They must remember that
an Keetern history, aod therefore
teeeltere should know something of
i and customs It was won also to
what they sew and beard *easy
, Lemon should be prepamd mei
7, ohiolly prayerfully. If
his lemon and for his olae.„.
• the subject of prayer, then .
would anon be felt throughout the
school. The next point to be omieidaed was when
ey Auld prepare therms. It should be prepared
repilarlygezeg week. If they undertook to do
work they must do it oarnartly and
Miltittionit two evening; every weep!
engageassull .
eseateUra.te of less ire'pertease
would interfere with such • plaa. If they
lca*ed at the ratter in the light of eternity they
wand feel that Mine so employed wee beet employed.
•M'to mha
minder that whet you are preparing y
incitie joy in some young mind, and fit it for
*wait,. Bat they mod Me remember that all
thi preparation was only • means to an en 4. God
able pall give his blemieg,—Mr. Hadd said that
as lie. Green bed coodeed his obeerratrois esto die
they should be prepared before combos to the
sers::)oltio. would makes few remarks as to their duty
in The world had got a notice that teachers
wire a very slow set of mortals, min the mama was
Lb 4 apathy of the teachers' themselves to the high
exalted pciatiou ia which they were Owed. In
th school all teachers, whatever their palatial.
lid!, were equal—(lood Men). He had repeatedly
noticed that there were disliastiose made in the
school ae in the world, mad he bad seen use.. who
mimed to think that they ought to role the school.
*for the benefit of the Mod 01l ought to ho
• to bead to the astbority of the wapertn-
1. paid" Wail °Mier to the rule of the
My moat taut to their owe Meer owl Is each
in the lam, not taking notion of me more than
soother, or giving tie skiver boys the only °piper.
tudity of amorrabig pram They meal Mr
kildly and lovis.l). He need lordly tell the ladies
to do that, for they always fund the lodise
the best tesoliere. Mist they tamer they meet
Mil properly, and perseveringly. Again what
they truest in the Mord they moot prudes
oar the world before their children. Mr. Heald
ouoloded by showing the importer, of Main; the
children at their homes. He also ailed arena°a to
the advantages which thepreestsmd la ficabool lirtitnte
offered to embers by its lam. book and
by be of Union which t misteined between
--The Bev. J. R. (bark oonveyed the beet
thank. of the meeting to the redeem for their
kelpies is addirming thee., and impaired hie belief
that it was to viatisg children at their boars that
teeehere pined the greatest hiermee over them,
and the parents Mime interested In the school.
To Ibis be onnedered Mir old friend Mr. Bush's
mum was doe. Be willed be hod bees present,
as be was sure be would have bestial, irjoyed the
Ur addressis cilium& Mr. Quirk seneleded by
a:priming his very great gratification in series oo
may Maher,., and a hope that what they bad heard
wand be of great vales to thus In the work.—A
hearty vote of thanks to Mr. Quirk for hie kindlier
having been given, the meting Mead by @Login
the doxology.

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