The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-06-26 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

ArCIIIFNT TO A INATMAL—On Friday evening, a
drayman in the employ id Mr. Templetnan, coal mer-
chant, was coiuing to Weymouth on the Wyke road,
with his dray, when just on Wyke Knap, the bore.
started, and threw mat poor White, the ,Irayman, who
was much damaged alsint the face and heaiL There
were mouse voinirtnionm in the dray, but these remained
in the vehicle. The sufferer was taken up and removed
to the Union where his face was washed, and he was
afterwards sent to the Weymouth Bo pyal 11,kspitA
! En ',emend, we may say that the horiie dragged the
dray as tar WI the North Quay, where it
kick Itself free, and the drag by the impttn4 before
acquired. actually ran on lsiard the smack lawly, lying
alongside the Quay. A number iif t hildrcn were
playing on hoard the Lail). ; but none were hurt. At
the Hospital, Whits, whom our readers may know as
a remarkable florid, short and stout man, was attsniled
by the gissl matron, Mrs. Morthner, and by his wife ;
but he was unable even to recognise the batter, and
although hs had the valuable skilled medical assistance
of the linspital staff, on Saturday in g, he was
still in a partially unconscious state. An elderly man,
named Major, who ha= defective eyesight was also
knocked down by the runaway horse, and had to he
conveyed home by two men, much shaken and braised.

that this toad wee ohms well received all over the Gauls buried their dead at ter a hard fought battle on these '
country, the Prince had just recovered from an illness 11. We long to stay, so inspiriting is the osone.laden
and he was glad to say hail regained his usual health. al.; blown fresh as farms this from the great West SW/ and
lie al.° Pro Posed "The Health of the Princess of sig.". t.i.aandAlltsjiselS;ll.fact: etoas we turn to go horns, and
Wales." The next toast he would propose was nearer side is the estuary of toy-lion,
titreyrf air
k".".'Veditlifenilr ;
home, and that was "The Health of the vice-patron emerging into some emerald villeynowwhere the '
Mr. E. J. Weld," who alwayA took the steatnlet collects Welt into a lake, and man has
aidescywnohmu zo:i3f:ll:erse:emerald
hill
st in the Roeiety, and always lent his again found a fair dwelling. and it seems as if peace bad
theinw de foot-ball."eei
deepening f layinni yntog a from
malachite,halt,shellen
of taht%Stosiiiietet Society,
beautiful park and grounds for the ownpetitionr. He establiehed herself in the 'II Henn of Strength. On the
had lately been suffering from a severe illness, he,
however, had seen him that dav, and was glad to say
rest look westward, beyond Wineshateh
M7‘rirl.VeJl.d‘wVasLl.sDlorewltylirtretectolvtel'iiannit,hil,rUahUjasi father, and . which "the great Son hangs low and lazy, as if he too
tow:nhi:oiellsoter..
he , crimson and cloth-ofitold.' And behind him, from rifts
stated that his father's illness hail been a source of , were slumhering.
isu,tnhetsghr:attacispuid:asi;ps,...weAseseNteourtms,:e:
Yet is his clonsi•coush wrought of
pestwepate,iAntow,.." "the
grewasatmfaxinientygts.),dthper,f,greamssilyinbwuwt hie. wreacsovgelatryi to say
silent Immensity, and Palace of the E.,,ernal, whereof our
The rewards were then read by Mr. LACET, the hon.
secretary. "Sty whether God may not, front even such transitory
t
elements as these, hang such e
ch a drapery around the great
had kindly given their assistance that day in such an white throne as shall be fitting symbols of flint who is
The CHAIRMAN next proixoted "The .Iftul.fes," who
able manner, coming in clouds of glory, and whom every eye shall seer
Mr. MATO, on behalf of himself and colleauges, It WSW with some such feeling that we sat on the aide
responded, and stated that they had been very pleased rings of the road, and sang—
to attend the meeting. The work was all done fairly "Ah ! who shall thus the Master meet,
Bearing but withered leave./
well, especially in class nine, with mowing machines Ah t who shall at the Saviour's feet,
which was so good that they had some little difficulty Before the awful judgment seat,
In their decision. He thanked the company for the Lay down, for golden sheaves, '
way in which their health had been proposed. Nothing but leaves I nothing lint leaves r
The Vter.-Cuatamaw begged leave to propose the Mr. Butcher speke a few earnest words: but many '
next toast, that of ''the hon. secretary, Mr. Lacey," another sweet song of Sankey's we tries' on that hill side,
who had rendered such good service that day. as "Whiter than Snow," " Ring the Bells of Heaven," or
Mr. L % CZT, in re,ponding, sail his late father tank "The Heine over There," till we met old friends as we
journeyeddown, sang again, and time hat so flown that
the .n.eatest interest in the society while he was the we all had to hurry for the train. For ii wonder she was
secrelary, anti he hued that the duties connected with early, and we had barely time to mtuster and see that all
the office would be SA well discharged as formerly, were right before we were eliding down to Weymouth,
The CHAIRMAN pn.pfleed " Prosperity to the society," the songstresses cheering up the passengers as they went
after which the V ice-Cue' Baas proposed " The along, till at the station they were sorry to part. Those
. who had vvorn their feet sore in their long ramble together
Health of the Chairman."
The remaining tossts were wonderfully better for the short train-journey. The
were " Mr. S. Weld," by the
E
l'hainnan. "The Vice-Chairman." by Mr. S. Weld. ~niplimade wan lively with those listening to the band,
d twat; nearly an honr after that I saw one of our
" The Recorder of Wareham, by Mr. G. A. 'hidden. easiest-going youths escorting home the most tender-
" The Patron of the Society (The Earl of Eldon)." lass, now perfectly cured.
by Mr. F. Filliter. "Else successful candidate,'" by •
Mr. Bates, and responded to by Messrs. Budden and PARXISTONE.
Mead, jun., and 'The unsuccessful candidates." MELANCHOLY DEATH.
UP WET. The ,Deputy Coroner for the llormtA of Toole,
AN OUTING AT UPWEY. Mr. Reginald Aldridge, held an inquest at the
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-elle if William V" '