The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-23 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

THE STEAM EitN. —1.11:111kA C.e.en. and C...
the .tv; of the port are a ‘ery great attraction to
imitora theyalitioat daily make e‘citridi (A....lnland'
LIIIWO.IIII G. 511., llr 4.111. of the in Ow
Road', and ocaudottalls It.ouritcniouth, and place.
t lii C.11%.4 DU% .1111.11 ire.

Ti,,: limns% ick 11:4, 04111111.111,,1 iii b.lll-111 sea "...It
iii thn ton n of Weymouth, tinder tho loswkr"lnl. or
Herr Duchscherer. i.Ve hope the committee will make
.irranfrenients for the band to play occasionally in the
.tletandra I:ardetts, the 4.:nswhill Gardens, and the
Pier, for these places are the Mg 014.111tabil• in the twit.
Last year Mr. Councillor Curti.. that th.•
band .6.111.1 play one.. a fortnight on th,. N„th,.
hills, fur the benefit of those wit" lire ..n the old %Vey.
month side of the wamr. .

Tug town of Weymouth has berth 11111 l sually busy
during the present month ;tlm yssimanry, the militia,
the slim,' tight, th..'v.luti.n.uy squadron in the Roads,
and now the tine weather have all given an impetus to
the trade of the borough. July and August an. always
busy months for Weymouth, and this year they will
ta mirticularly gay on account f the grand Archery
Meeting? ittld the Dunwt. County Dog Show, both of
which will bring m.iny visitors to our town. We hope
this year to has.. also an unusually :sttractive regatta,
and two large bazaars are riming off.

IT i. most gratifying to find the g•lforts of Mrs.
Major Hough in promoting. the Whit•Mimilay concert
in aid of Holy Trinity Church rcstoration fund have
been even more successful than could have been
anticipausl. From a perusal 4 the balance-sheet we
find the receipts were :—Concert, ;
scriptions, 17s.—tatal, rid. The expendi•
tune showed the iisponate perfertners to have been
elil 175.: printing and adverti.ing, DI; I.tring the
handiiiime balance iif 1:53 Mc (Kt to be handed over to
the restorat i. in fund.. .

opportunity presonts itoelf for the appi jea.
tint, f thought•readml/ topiilitice. Mr. Stuart
Cumberland has issued invitations to a meeting at
which he will relate his " impressions of Rimia. The
card informs us that Mr. Cumberland has made,
"under altogether ftnigionot the
acquaintance of the various statesmen and diplomatists
who are responsible for the conducting of Europiom
politice.'!• We hardly need the assurance which 111.tw.i
that Mr Cumberland's " keentie s of perception -enables
him " speak with Nome confidence " It is only
to be hoped that Lord Salisbury will take the
tholight-reacler into council before submitting the new
Ministry to the (Ireen.—Wolx.
CIAITTION TO TWO 0104116 N. —Nearly every Xlit 11111 l
Weymouth is honoured with the presentee soo“.
" lady " or "gentleman " who an ilesirone of living at
the extent... of "tiers, and who generally wind up by
retiring to !torch...ter for a few months' seellision and
ineditati . On Monday evening a privau• soldier
went to Ur. Atkins' honse in Market-etreet and took
apartment. for himself, mother, and sister. He was
in uniform at the time, and stated that Colonel
Marshall, i 1 the I Mreetehire Regiment, had given him
permis.sion to wear plain or private clothes whilst
mother and sister were with hint ; that his neither and
sister were co g from Exeter, and that M• was going
to meet theni after tea. lie alipeansd a very renteet•
able Min, 11114 t.,1 was prepansl. In the inean•
thip. the " ate" visit. Messrs. k:vane and Morris,
drapers AIM outfitters in St. Mary-street, and, has hg
ask.. I what • Ilwy closed, proceededti purchase
an overtsiat, suit of elothes, &c. lie said lit. would
"..‘e when the goods were sent to his apartments.
i fit(
coital-. wen sent by the le irter directed to Mr.
' Pollan!, Illarketostreet, and " Mr. Pollard gave I •
Is cheque on the Milts and IN weet Hank. written on a
piece of plain paper, signed "James It. Maid," for
Cl 12e. Ile changed his clothes, and leaving hie
regimentals in tle• care of Mr. Atkins. went .int
meet his dear neither and sister, lint he did not
return. On the following ?minting NIVAAN. Evans and
Morrie presented the cheque at die lank, when it W:l5
f. unit tlmt tier. were '' no elfeet.4.- The police are
lin the look sit for " Private Pollard " Private
Maid,'• who, it appears, enlisted on the likb of Nfay
he is :ift. :en. in height, fresh complexion, brown
hair, grey eyes, and is stated to in a native of Toth...,
Devonshire

SturrtNu.—.trrival. :(rear Western 1.4,
Cherbourg. general ; St. .totlrew (.), Haddock. Cher.
bottrg, ipmeral : Brighton (s), Falle, .ter.ey, general ;
Flisher, Jerwy, general : .tqnda 4L
Painter, general : !lay Fi.her ltannker,
•Ter*T. Potatoes : Sapphire (.), Hunter, .len.ey,
ptuatoo. ; 1.1, Laity, .lervey. :
Victtoria(n),C...en.,ltournemoulh,twearngent; Entitle.
burring, Bottrnenituttli, lauwenger.:
&tiering. Torquay, pa...engers llournettiouth
Miller, Bournemouth, Ritlentan,
Shields, coal ; Anna, Prentice, 1 loole. coal. Sailing.:
tlreat We.tern ltlaunpiecl, Cherhourg, general ;
St. Andrew (a), Haddock, Cherltourg, general ;
Brighbut (.), Falk, Jerwey, general ; Cygnus (.),
Fli.her..ler.ey, general : Aquila (a), Jenwy,
general ; Bay Fisher hik Bannister, Jentey, entptie.,
Bappbire (s), Hunter, Jersey, emities ; Delebule