The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-01-23 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.
Hove CHAP=Er IDmOrr.—The Penn) enter. 1.
bailment at the reeky came off with as inuoh sumps
se the 'reptiles would allow, on Wednesday evening.
Varied programme was well readered.
PARK-MUST PISIIT }LEADING& —Th o enter taint:sent
sti the Tamperaneirroom on Wednesday last wee very
soessedul to pleasing the audience. Those prenent
ware not so numerous 00 00 a former ocesaloa, on
aosount of the rein and wind ; but enough assemble.' '
to prove the usefulness of this creditable effort to en-
tertain people who much want something of the sort
in the evenings.
A LADY LNITUNIR, —We notice with pleasure that
the eloquent leetureas, Mrs. Bari. Inglis Young, better
known a. Bessie loglis, is about to lecture at Bank
Buildings Chapel after the Annual Tea on Wednesday'.
24th inst. 4, or friends al Bank Bindings are eagles.
rousing to make up for a delcieney caused by the late
season being unpropitious, and we are sure tliMr
engagement of the, lady mentioned to sufficient to
provide attraction to a sewer certain to be pleasant, and

ire hope profitable.
TWO ALLOOSOWIANS.—Tbese talented vocalists gad bel
players ore misting with unbounded recess, and being
welooseed by erewded auditors In every town they
vied, lava numbers being unable to obtain teats ,iri
several emesloas. They are, as will be been, to give •
c. . and evening concert at Weymouth on Wednes.
the Seth inst., under the maaagement of Mr.
'miler, and we would advise our readers who wish
foe a fish musigial treat to secure seats early. Their
CC=inaleider the brantiful chaise " Where shall
Rest," "Th. Ship on Fire'' as a quu tette,
ha. Ifie.
lif• EDWARDS AND fez Milos Peorce.—The poor
inmates of the Weymouth Union Hour were by ne
mauls forgoita in the distributioa of our Liberal
member'. errant to the poor by way of New
Year's Gift. The men had two minus of Miaow each,
the women two ouster of tea and half • pound of sugar
each, and the children, who mould not enjoy strong tea
es tether had • treat, whereat they consumed 50Ib of
evert rake, lib of re, and 13lb of sugar, and very happy
they mad* themselves under the direetion of the kind
mare: and mistrust, Mr. and Mre Bryant. The
gratalthe were reeeived through .1. Tigard, Esq.
WI regret to record the death of • gentleman who
has long resided amongst us, and who by his gen gee;
deeds win be largely missed, especially by the loot
to whom he always lent • willing ear—we ref,r to
the late James Thomas Martin, Req., of 5, Victoria
Terror. where be had resided for several years. Drs.
Rhodos and Smith attended the decoesed. The I aural
arreneements wee* entreated to Mr. W• Alexander
Sperling, of Bond.streee, who started from Wey-
mouth with the body on Meader. the funeral tstie,s
plue at the family resting plasm in Survey on Ta,..day,
and, durum the time appointed for the funeral, the
bell of St. John's thumb was tolled, as a last token
of reeirth .
TIBMIL AIIIIOSS AT OLD Cluth•—The brigantine
Sera; of Pappenburg, North Germany, 'Xi tons register,
Bodege master, from Riga to Bridport, with a cargo of
Sax' was coming into Porkiest' Roads from sea on
Wednesday morning, when, shout 11 o'clock, the wind '
blowing • gel, from the S.S.W., with Olio* weather,
she miesed rays sad went whore between Binclearea
and Old Castle. on the ledge of rocks northeast of
Bather's Cone. She west on at high water, and was
needy dry at low tide. The Commodore went out and
offered assistance; but the vessel was then, u stated,
nearly dry. The erew remained on board ; but the
captain came ashore. An attempt was to be made to
get she velar off et Wednesday night's tide.
Jerrie! Instriran or Waa.—At the Guildhall, on
Wedasedr loveable, was hold • mania/ to emir Mr.
Hoary .tird's motion in the House of Commons for
sodeauerring to establish a Count of Interuational Arbi-
tration, and so do away with all the misery and c"stli-
ars of war. The Mayor (James Robertson, lay.)
podded ; but the attendance was rather small, no
iambi In sonsequenoo of the extremely bad weather.
The Rev. G. W. Humphreys, of Wellington. having
ii_u_sed es the subject, the Rev. R. A. Griffin pro-
ud Mr. Thomas aimponded, that a polities In
posed. and
of Mr. Rishards's motion be adopted. Carried•
• vote of thanks to the lecturer and the Chairmen
ended the meetings Armes the startling fare mentioned
by the Rev. G. W. HumOreys, were—that at Grave-
l:ire 0000 of the Pruden Guards were destroyed In 10
minute.! Yftthin the last eighteen years two milieus
(2,000,000) of human lives have been destroyed directly
In war, whir is about self a number equal to the whole
population of Wales had been killed every nine pare I
(Snob destruction in Doreeteldra if the country were
re-popileeed every two years, would leave not a man,
worth, or eldld slim)
&MOOS Ttholleare PiNlllOll.—A deputation from
the school histhere of the Weymouth distr.{ of the
Doter Asseretion of Cartilled Tearer, waited upon the
members of Parliament for Weymouth, 11. Edwards,
Req., and C. Hombre, Esq., also on Montague Guest,
Req.. last week, with regard to Mr. Whitwell's pension .
wham for certified seheolmasters. The deputation I
were Introduced by the Mayor. Mr. Moore (Portland)
having shown that certified lahoolmuters are really
reit servants of the State, said the pension scheme is
hard upon a dedocition from the annual grants made to
ethers by Government, which deduction might range
from 1 to 5 per out, but would probably not be more
than 21 per rat. Teachers would be eligible for this
pansies at the age et 50, if they had served 30 years.,
or at the ap of 155 after 20 years' service; bat the
maximum would be paid after a service of 40 years.
—Mr. Edwards said that, no far as be was concoreed,
he umpathhed with the movement se far as he could
at preset ma.—Mr. Hambro entirely sympathised with ,
the sober% end aright that the Washers theeldihave
pealosta—lb. Geer alms promised hie rapport as far
as he weld at present sea —lfr. Moore thanked the
mashers for their promises of support, and the Mayor
for intredthiag them
'Ti MGT " Earthol."—ln oonsequeue of the
report of a sailor at Newport, that Captain Barrett and
crew had been tithe up to Quebec, Mrs. Barrett has
made 111111quision, Nal it. ....Me go to show not only
that there was no truth in what this man said, but also
that it was impossible, sire the St. Lawrothe was
hone • day otter Captain Barrett left. BLth....L.Li_tinici
the Dupree get to Rio Island, return was
and when he bad arrived at fla Paul'., the river
Quebec was a solid MIMI of isa, Captain England, of
Obit ehip Oran Pearl, writes from Bristol, on the
Iltli :
" I think the min Trott, of whom you make mention li,
your letter, could have no foundatioa for the statemeat he
mad. at Newport. We neither eaw or heard anything el the
. Easiperw" from the time of our Irvine ;guar to our arrival
at Bastig. Ido not think any steamer went to Quebec after
our Maytag it, the tAlhOloventher, se the lot was right screw,
and we wan maledded in it sli days. . . . .
• Weer frees a freed of Captain Barrett in British
America, deseatelted to mare him on his arrival in
Illillinds soli f
" There was • rely strong (rod set it a few days after you
Est; several which left here on the following Donde" have
been angle In the toe down the river' three or four rd not
rWM all. So far we bed very severe weather
ies. a bawl
I Moe moo to bon from you and to bear that )ou
had a ill.peniee holm ."
iimxi ._' . The letter then continual
with prlifelM , Incidentals waling that scarlet fever ho.,
been very tatal at Qualm this winter.
We understand that the Board of Trade have made
on She owner the call for the wages for the relatives
et the captain and orew, as usual when a ship has been
lest.
BOROUGH Parer Barrows, Ttheclay.—Before Jas.
lotterteon Seq., (Nayer,) J. Ayling Seq., Dr! Tigard, G.
Reynold,
0.3 kg., sod W. Talbot, F.sq.
111111 IBMS was brought up for not contributing to
the support of his boy William, now is the Milhome Reform-
atory If`kOal, sad to be detained there tin February.
Supt. Vickery proved the cam, and a,, order of is per rook
Was Made.
WILLIAM 811111111.11 was summoned for • similar delaL mien.
Adtalreed ter this week, to give deleodaot an opportunity of
paying lie arrows, and to maks aa stemmata as to future
IP= Bagemi was summoned for not Meg%
_for the
support of his boy, who was discharged la July Ma Defendant
was summoned rev Os wean. Ils-bad been ordered to pay la
a week each for three children; but on the Superintendent
writing to the Secretary, it vas reduced toed a week, and now
be led (My me and, a lot I. the Devoe acid Exeter
Beioresatory.—thedell was she summoned far nell-payment
towards the support of his girl Mary Jam, 27s wen due for
21 wield arrears.—Ordered to pay forthwith, or 14 day's hard
labour in default.
THURSDAT.—Before the Mayor (James Robertson,
Wag.), mid G. Birstiolda Eq.
Jana IL Flutes, of New York, seaman, from the brig
Sparkle, was brought up for going on hoard the ship, and
asmutting the owe
Primer was paid of en the Dilth, and on the next day went
en board and aaed the mate to come &shone and have a glean
of beer, but the mate, being at work, refused, Prisoner , who
was elevated with driak, mid he'd make him, and strck him
Over the tilt rei, musing the blood to row. The mate stood
se the returned the ompUmest, and gave the pe-
acoat leasZZy.
When before the Bench, prisoner said he was drunk, or be
third stet ban dem it
Reed ite end cams. Of ti d.y, in default,