The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-09-12 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

MSS EMMA STAMLIT.—ThIA most nocmnplidied
%artiste gave her entertainneeat of singing and
numtel music, lively deathbes of odd oho/eaters, with
escallop dreming and mimicry, to • crowded house at
the Royal Hotel, on Friday and Saturday evenings.
So well-known is Mils Stanley that we need add nothing
too what has been said of her talents, while it would be
almost hopeless to attempt to follow her through tile
"Seven Ages of Woman," to all of which the lay did
jastiei in that rapid aud brilliant, yet clear and distinct
style which has won for her the plaudits of si many
audience. Miss Stanley was particularly great in that
lifelike portrait of here Grandmother Grey, aud In her
snatches of songs from (other countries in which she
not only represented the peculiar styles of music very
well, but also 'changed her oestiune so rapidly that
this alone was worth seeing as • kind of conjuring
trick. All was of a most lady-like character.
FATAL ACCIDINT AT TEI DAM:3.IOOe CHAPILIIT
WALL.—It le well-known by Inhabitants that on the
left-hand aide going up Chalpelry Hill, and Plat h fore
the road passes Trinity schools, there is a higli well
banking up a part of the ground which here is 15 or
16;1ect higher than the road below, On this high pert
which overlooks the approach to Chapelry, censtently
assemble a number of children, who of ten very their
play by throwing stones, and other rough mo ire, none.
sionally, for fun, dropping the large stones off the wall.
It might have been thought that,considering the ground
Inside is very little lower than the top of the wall, the
latter should be raised, or railings put to fence it off;
but so Is has remained for many years. Between
four and five o'clock on Saturday afternoon,th accident
which proved fatal in a few hours, happened, which
might have been prevented lithe place hal been prol
perly fenced. The group of children were little
ones engaged In joining hands together, and jumping
from the will Inside, and back again. A litt e boy
named Richard Hunter, four years old, ran out and
joined them, and though the little fellow wini told to
go away, no one had geese enough to take him from the
dangerous spot. He bad hardly been out five minutes
before he fell over the wall to the road outside, 6 feet
or 10 feet below, and pitched on the back of his head.
When picked lop he had injured his shoulder and frac-
tured the back of his skull, Dr. Griffin was sent for,
and promptly attended him; but the child had convul-
sive fits In the evening, and early on Sunday morning
h• expired.
Cumino Or Tull ACTITiII DIAMATic EiltAlerl:
After a rather shorter stay than usual, Mr. F. N c,be
and company closed on Frid•y night and left the
town on Saturday morning. In spite of a most dis-
couraging season, Mr. Neebe has kept this source of
entertainment available and has provided constantly
fresh attractions. On the last night Mr. Ned)°, who
Is always received with applause, was mire cordially
welcomed than ever, the audience being apparently
sorry to lose him so soon, and taking this oppor-
tunity of marking their admiration of the pipulir
manager, who has catered for them so well. Mr. 11.
Collier. too, woo as usual warmly greeted, his Muth;
and especially his dancing being extraordinary, •nd
cinch to the public torte, and in the beta fad 'a
be made • capital clown. Mr. Selman is a good
motor in another line, and Mies Appleby c nieribute I
mush to the entertainment by her dancing as w.. 11
so
her acting. On the closing 'night the port mnancei
concluded at a reasonable hour.

On Saturday afternoon Mr. Augustus Smith retired
from the contest for Truro, and the struggle will ap-
parently ha fought out between Mr. Jenkins sod Col-
onel Hogg.
The Queen's health is steadily improving, sr..' do•' •
the last few days her Majesty bee beeb able to toku
several Mae.
Their Royal Highness. the Paste and Princes
Lords of Hess, with their 'Andrea and ruin, I, Ad a
Legg visit to the International Exhibition on Saturday
aborsoon, and were conducted by General Scott, C. 13.,
over the Albert
The es•Empreas Eugenie embarked on hosed the
Oneida at Southampton on Saturday last, 01 rota fur
Liaboo, whence she will go to Madrid to riait her
mother. The ex-Emperor and the Prince Imperial, who
aosompanded her Majesty to Southampt,n, were on
their way to Torquay, where they will spend a few
weeks.
Dr. Areher, a honicoopothiet, has been cleated •
seedied ofileor to the Southampton Workhouse by the
guardians of the poor in that town,
Aoocredent of the Stamdarci telegraphs that
there no doubt of an agreement having been
mane to between Count Bend, representing Austria.
and Pones Blemark, Germany, to adopt an identiaal
Paw/ with regard to the International mid socialistic
movements which at present bear so threatening an
aspen In many Contineatal countries.
Vries CH0000•12. —La Sit ratios (iheAli=4
organ) la an entale entitled " France et
loYs
"None Warms en France qn'une smile name od Ia
let partition du Cacao ecoplote on materiel et on
roans limed considerable. que Deer quo nous avons
lane resins Is Itessieare gm;
w Cod an veritable euriosita dans son genre qui
Sette immeses hawking."
'The wrapper of sob take of Ohostale prepared by
tbla Ire labelled "JAMBI Erre k On., PH-omosopathie
Cheseide, Leedom" Also, makers of lippeg 'Kay
Obeeetabs (Moeda* sod 004111114 ILD).