The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-01-21 00:00:00

CHLRMOUTII.

TOMO= 4.1.1. —IQ remaraltlon of the sTa.t arid
humans andstanos renderol to the Grew of tho Coeri,r,
Ishieh wreekod off Woehay. on the mornln.: of tho
?Atli of November, by Mr. hate Hnnter sod Mr.
William Harris, the inhabitants of Cuarmorth and
neighbourhood hare antearibod for and present, I to
each el these irentlearu a valusblo silver wat:l,
suitably der:Abed.
WEYMOUTH.

Ai gxpix&yg TUMBLI —Wri notice among the cow-
palmation. granted by an aimident imam:o croworly
that of £9 to se iroefounder of Birminghem for falling
over • chair on the promenade at Weymouth
CotnrTY ZIPINDITURI —The guardians of the Wey-
mouth Haien have passed unanimously • vote &Orion
to Mr. J. H. Calera(' and ether magirtrates who voted
with him for the manner in whinh they reostei the
hit:moose of the (aunty expenditure towards the palate
fund.

TH. 11111111 T.—Our Agent at Weymouth is requested
on behalf of Mrs. White and Mn. Stone t thank thou
who eo generou.ls contributed toward. the above fund.
The amount realised wee £24 16.. elz. £l4 16.. oolleeted
by Mr. Samuel Chules, sailmaker, and £lO iy.lleuterf
by ML.Roberts and on.. ship Moines, he, P•trthtocl
sad it has been shared as follows. Two thinie to Mr..
White In oonesquenoe of her let. bushed rl baring £IOO
in the vessel and being left with twoohildren, sod the
rimming third to Mrs. Stone.
M AIDE! PrITT SZ/1810X/1. —Need*, : Present : Dr:
Josep prole Moro were no priamors In e(i.tody or
a
summonses t) be beard, —The New ficeining Act
certainly tends to a diminution of night offences, and •
reduotion of the labours of the poller, for, al we heard
one of them say You may walk about tho struts all
night now, sometimes, and not hear a nolo,. Seen the
rs soldie don't courol so mush." As to drunken o,see,
i th/derieof 10a. 0., u . hm
r seven dars ay time
allowed t.. p.y.t yy, w
blowllbeirt
sea
front
disconnects:Dent to drunkenuee. We w..dorstal thst
some of the magistrates erlith the LeAltlattint to ma.
the time dole/log sena o'sleck always, without say
diooretiosary power.
" 111 Tilt BEOIIIIII/14."—Oax boil tenet mid nut.
DT. Joseph Drew, has published • nay agreesblo book
of von, odor Ilia above this. It dolls with the flort
ems 61711" of °rendes and Beat, and narrates the
Wm of tie blessing la vory gouda te hogoose•

Though necessarily dealing with the some subject as
that of the gagers discourse to Adam in the " Paradise
Lost," Dr. Drew doss not in the loast copy or follow
Ills nullities is full of the greet wonders of
creation .5 seen by the light of mod.rn science looking
beck on those astounding events. The following may
glee en ides of the anthor's vigorous style
_

"Po. no, the hfoseen.ln ono olotinefet.resr.

Relch.ull star en star throurhent the field of spine ;
Llhe drops of molten gold th.y seared their amine
(Per murky clouds tower Ir their distant gel,
An era! crackling of one cooling crust
!lad lout itself throughout the silent
The booming thunder of another birth
Buret on the ear with deep *ma startling mash
Through the dark gloom of the affrighted air."

"The wavitur tails of scorching comets will
While glowing meteors from more distant spheres
Iloilo' through the writhing fields of torturwl.space
With sounds prodigious and with mighty force;
Till round the sky those streaks of Phicum•ring fire
&tensed this tworli In D,t I of brillsot Ilsht ;
. .

And an some jovons festivals aro beta
cannon's r ,ar set trumpet's shrilly blast

s arm this woodroti. work af Nature'. find
Proclaim ad 'mid showers of firs and thunders deep
To all the If vies hosts, whose choral strains
_ _

Hymned I °rill the triumph of &nett:Pr day."
There are alPo purges cf a more peso dui beauty fit
the hoot, as (hue detcribing birth of fi ewers met 'mita
on the third or the lovely picture of the frethlv
61‘,..e4 world through whit walked Adam and Eve on
the &mirth Day; but we hays to ro,m to plot. MOTO.
We only boost that Dr. Drew will continue the work,
and Owe on more of ht. artistic word•plo•nres.
horosza Dania. —The bazaar held last week be
ennuection with Lower Bond street chapel, Rev. R.
Glasabroolc, pastor, hoeing proved • moves. a pre-
Bogner, tea orating well attended to inaugurate
another, was held on Thursday evening le the chapel;
and which it is Intended to hove mentbly, as well aa
weekly sewiug members. The !adios basins entered
heartily into the otisg, a committee has been chosen.
from the chtech and congregation ; MU. [loomed,. of
Commercial Road, being aprented treaturer, Ski Wee
Oleg ,brook, West Parade, secretary, by whom or any
of the committee or friend. wit a will he thankfully
received. It was stated at (hit meeting that lifr.
Rowsrd bad even the lady (renewern ten shillings em
dot:maim, and kis worship the Mayor bet proatited
that he sip would ambit by Aft". The proceeds will
go towards ILlotl4nt.ng the debt on the chapel. We
wl.h the 1.01:44

Gam SPIRT Yon Vtiurn ,lanuot refrain
from swain Gelling at :,:ion to the narnificant p'nter•
to be vic gel from or Nothe. or even 1,,,,n the E,pla-
node. 'file great tie,' of tuerobest ships wmting for
the wind to *hence mem- cautioned, to receive acces.
sites, .on. they nsw etrttoh away from P ,rtland ”ght
M. front of our My. c, that,. counted td,:ht of th, in
actually s,orth of the 1:oe where the two red lidiasi
mmolte Mr. Tizird's wot.'t be soon In oar, mid ell a
thee.) ware shre—teasted ships. Th , fi.t Itself woe
Intitneted at ow r some time ago. an 1 the Ten. of
the se-sels alone am Mien calculated at over £l,OOO 000.
milliou pounds), while that of the -exams., lA probably
a 'arse amount. The slumber 01 men on board, (Ind
We @coterie fro.o the ealoutet ion the cmareship
was probably between 3)(10 and aOOO. The eight gotten
the whet changes, ant this large fleet set sell, will be
ber42,l aomparlono betetiful ; but now it is worth a
visit to Weymouth to see in one grand panorama this
proof of tbo wealth of the nation
" VniO•C march
.14 o'er the th 'ordain worn,

Wbss h eee I. on the deep.
But the flags of manv nations beside Britain us eying
there, an i even In British etiins there are men of the
moat varied ocionalitiee. Flare is &large opportunity
for foreign mierions brought to our ono coasts. Whet
• pity but some society cool I borrow our now useless
lifeboat, and sent a missionary, or Isalf.a.dove, in her,
from ship to ship I Doubtless • certain proportion of
these fins vessels will never return when they once set
sail ; some of the crews will find their long home in the
deep. When we strain so far our missionsry operations
as (rightly, too) to send across oceans and oontieenta,
ought thee. men to be left unvisited now that, almost
in sof,rossi idleness, they are disposed t listen to kind
words? Or, Sr. we to say, when called upon to
give account of our dealings with the wind-bnad
fleet—

" iWo only know tkoy ea !ad %Inky.
And neer wee non or hoard of more?
Let Exeter Hall! Nay,let oar own National aohool•roont
glee the reply.