The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-03-25 00:00:00

OUR It IRCHANT WAVY.

There we a luee sod olithusisetio mewing in Ezeter
nail on &turd./ night. is support of Mr. Pdiseo3.4
sipreal on behalf of our merelthat seamen.
The Sari of SilarrtaltaY, who prodded, real •
letter Prim Mr. Jobs Barmy, bead of the Canard
Steam Collapse', it width he expeseeed hie belief that
there was great neesswity for •• in the
direetioo is which th• hon. member tor 0-rby had
moved. His nuteere agreed with him le thinking that
the f•Mllif of the proposed it gliry could be highly
beneficial. Tim noble earl sail. P..• are called here
to prorrot against, to dooming., and to do that in
yen h., nadir lb. of in pland to
on. of thrt moot genital. and rilairrlk,..l ry•temi that
ever desolated znadkiod. Yon, the +wide( men, mime
bore to stand up on behalf of your fellows, sod to em
what you pas do to provost hi, estahuras extension
of widowhood arid orphanage; to noi bow we cea re.
serve for the peb:io werviter of this oenotry the Hoes,
the limbs, and the generous *buxom'. of *housed' uf
thou noble fellows who now or. in denser of being tab-
merged in the ocean. I mill upon yoe.to make your
deemods 114 to what is practioable in the most energetie
earl emphatic meaner of which you are capable, via.,
that two thinss shall be inathatlr submitted to and be
octeaidared by Parliament—first, that oar 1151151160 shall
amjay the protection width buboes extended to miasma,
and factory children, and to emlgraet ships.
least that not a day be lost In psmdag an /Let of Par-
liament that no ships shall leave these shores without
full and am-unto imposition. Insist, morsever, that
the lew than be stringent in the extreme against Is
possibility of overloodlog--(load ebeere)—an ebonies-
tlon width expoaes hundreds tied Mimeo& of veleable
live., even is the serenest weather, to the danger of
being sunk, and withal makes it almost • oertainty that
if • storm mime the vessel and all her grew must go
to the bottom. Our sailors must aver be espied to
great and fearful dangers from the storms and tempests
of the raging winch,. These are dangers which are sent
by Provideou, and we bow before them ; but this.
perils imposed upon him by the iniquity of men, by
aerial sod by greed, we trill imperadvely forbid. I
ray sow—and noosho it, in.. of London—l say, new
we will do, God belpleg us, all that is us het to moan
to him a safe voyage, • happy Muth, and • joyful
reunion with those whom he lova in the haven he
desires to rease—(loud cheers.)
resolution moved by Mr. DAIII6
seeoeded by Mr. T. Boasts. M.P., deploring the greet,
and in very many caus preventible yearly escritoe of
hump life at..., in overladen end unomworthy vessels,
and orgies epos the Legislature the seeseeity el poselsg
—pendia( the 'smoky and report of the Royal COIN.
Mii•Bioo upon this subject—a "bort temporary Act to
give proteetloo to our rumen, by preventing overledge
• uneasworthy vow& being mot to sea. Mr.
Hughes said when in July, 1870, Mr. Plimsoll first
brought forward this 'object, he (Mr. Hughes) felt sm-
eared that be was In deadly earnest in whit he wee
talking about—(cheers.)
Mr. Pulthou. on rising to speak to the resolution.
resolved apertegt ovatioo, the vast assembly rising with
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oee sword; sod wavier iltioir hats sad lUrrikeriales.
g He said the aria of this vut seam* have sottoded
; to my an as fall of hope and emouragerneat for thole
i whose cause I plead as war the windburn' too* of the
distant bagpipes to tat belesgured in Lackner. I an
going to ask the House of Cotomoas Co enact Ale
session that no ship needing repairs shall go to tea
without berg repaired, sod that no ship shall polo sea
I overloadad7(cbeers). The list provielos el the bill,
is, that all sups bolero they go to 11•11 shall he surveyed.
, Tim nett that there shall be • maximum halloo Wow
; which DO vessel shall be Put into titri wake. Kay
suggestions hay* bites made to Ink and cot • single as
unsttanded to, sand • very anodes 0.., made last
Moeda, that we should limit the operatics of the bill
to all stoma which are to be built in futue—flanghter).
I thought It was time, thee, to joia issea—(deen).
lbs geotloman who Made this proposal said, "This
people who own these ships will be but to • good
dal of enema Why, if they go to Lloyd's for
sway. some of tbit ships will have to be half pulled
to pleas, sad it won't do. These people will be
conciliated if you let Aar ships g 2 on as they are, sied
, apply your bill only to new ships. I need hardly say
I could not sot my way to amid that propositios.
I trust you will think that the meteor. I ask you to
support is a Mir and nameable one—(lood obeers)—aad
that it does not attempt to do beforehand the work of
Oh" sontuiresioo. The operation of the bill ii limited to
two years; but it oar, of tonne, at any UNDO trivia/0
be repaid by • more thorough and perfect masers it
the °Gonfalon are able to report earlier. I have been
frequeotly looked lately why I trouble myself so malt
on Mut allied. Well, / have done with hominess now,
end I build give you may reasons, but I will jast tell
yen one little Inciidaet wide), gave me, as It were, a
fresh start. The boo, member then prooeedod to
reopens, with much /rookie power and Effect. • toted•
Performed M • steamer from London to loin Mrs.
Plimsoll, who was staying at Haar. Tll4 nee,
which, be said, was surveyed urns a year—ea Parla-
ment took ear• of its members in stamen going north
—kft the river during dirty vestal.. There after.
wards °sauteed • gale, through whir& the ship, being
sound and demon, made the trip safely; bat oil tere
Norfolk asset they saw tar mats of a fouodered ship
width the ma was breaking up, sad on Ma ironda mod
Yorkshire oast three weeds, the earn of which had
bra all lost. On landing, be found the Mood with
whom his wife wee staying bad beta oat from early
morning sratoblag with appreheasies for the 114641•401
arrival, white his wit., who had pawed • sleepless sight,
was byeterkeLtand sobbed out horthookfaineas to God
banns his life had been spared. I, said the boo.
gentleman, mingled my tears with hen, !GOMM I was
Waking of those other women who had also spent a
sleepless night, who would never see their husbands
again. I was thinking of goad and bravo moo who
would return home and I resolved, deep dotes ía
my hart, again to davotii spat to this work—(lood
sheers). What was the differsaa between me and
there poor drowned ? Why, Pe/lament had
°seed ier my safety, mid sat me to ma in • alp which
hag hoes surveyed. while they aroma to see in any ship
so ossom aroma, pod are, is the eqitor of • Newoastlo
piper has said, 'frommittel to the many of men who
rased them a ao much map" to fora into enormous
growth theirs ova private loricuseer, —(ame, hest) I
resolved tar what was good fee' me, and had swag ,y
Id* was a good thing for that ; sad I naiad,
and I have never Caked from it, that I wink'
easider sothiag that I had, or that I sled have
obtained la the way of moan miss; that I would giro
mytelf sorest ; but that I would devote waif ad my
hifiamose, my duns and my mosey, my body and my
sal, to the effete whleh I am now many— (lou
sheers, the adages again rimier en muse and waving
bete and handkerchiefs.) The boa. gentleman tam
west on to ay that be sod Mrs, Plimsoll hod never
/lashed from that papas, aad, describing the mesa
"bah they had easiderod for awakening yobbo
in the metier, be regretted the lass of dm aid=loe felt sere the late Charles Dickens would have
gives, and deseribed a proposal which he hod made Mr
Rana Dort to paint . harrowing picture of wrens
sad drowsing seamen at the bottom of the North Ba
in the leo great channels of trade, from the Betio to
Bermuda and Hall. His antkoty to condo pahlie
support he said, wee basun h. knew that the Board '
of Trade would move heaves and earth to stop his
prooseding• Thor* were papa tanning in and out
of that department who would give half their fortaa
U they could stop the Wintry being mode—one man,
Is particular, bola almost beside himself. Mach was
said about gross exaggeration and diatortios of the
truth, yet the very people who said that things uo-
aouseriously supplied lite streamed *daces of his
absolute searay. He lad Just gel • isolieitor's letter
on the port of • shipbuildlog am in the North, who
said that his °liana were unnoisteltearly ideetifiel as
the people charged with putting " diva,''' Mead of
riven into thole sea If they were Identified whale
beams of the story of these statemsets hong lab.?—
(ham, bear) As to the 110101CII of the Board of Trade,
the hoc. gentleman oited the ease of an inquiry ordered
by the Hoes" of Commons into the lom of the Sea
Qaoso,
of
tweety line, in whelk the damning 041-
40004 of the Custom House °Seas and the hampers as
to the unesaroetby state of tbit ship had been deitiJr-
ately suppressed, and • serayeee report printed in the
bluebook, trying to arialpate lbs owners from their
responsibility, they having pocketed £15,000 as the
profit of Makin'. Meetings would ha waged di one
the country, and • doputotion, reprearated by two meat
from wary town, would malt upon lie. o:adatona ; for
be would go no atom to the Board of Trade, ifs would
like to see Mr. Gladstone, if any Jack in °Mee said,
Beau we oau alloy this deputation to enter, you mad
give us a pledge that nothing shill aJgorrar lo the maim"
I fancy (seid he boo. voltam) I eat see dlr. Glad.
domes look at that man. I world not Ma many
TOW& pyrohass for his Aloe. If we go to Mr. Gladstone,
whole aloof the best ma that ever lived, sad eertainly
the beet Miniater lbw Ragland ear had—(aaother
trentendousdernonstratan here took place, the adjs..,
rising alpha mae, apt eberriug and waving hate and
handkerdies for mead misulast)—re shall get ladies.
You see, Makin, thereto nothing surprising ia the
saps which I have taken, for, silica the morning that
I stood on the amide at &dew, I and my erl'e have
needed everything we possess as held in trod fey MG
sailor. If it is rosemary to *feud our lad shilling, we
will speed it for theta as freely as our sailors would
shod their blood for Mar amintry if we got Into
trouble. And now, if you will do your port, I will do
mine.

—Tbil bon. gentleman rostimad his seat &mid auothw
outburst of loud and continuod thawing.
Another retiolation aillad upon the Govornotiint to
mato the Comratioion of Inquiry searehing and t waive,
with • clew to more efficient and permanent legutlatiJa
on tho whole subj ,ot of our mercantile marine ; übif. •
third tendered to Mr. Plimaoll, and to thaw who had
00-opeiated with Lint the hearty think. of thszosting,
and appointed& committee to waist in carryidrout the
object of this gstiwrinz.

Lord Coventry, on ble rotirement from the manor-
ship of tho Cotowold Hunt, Me beat presented with •
portrait-platers of himself and On Onuotese, on harm-
baolt. The °mammy of pressotation took pities en
Saturday, at the sea t of Lord Northwiek, at Skokie,.
The Data4ei dduertiser sem that all the tinuats at
Lord /Liamlird on the day farms are to Madre a nth's..
tire of am fourth of their rest now daft, hi OM*Vilna,
of the lasses sustittiod by thrmi °whin to out yones bed
heormst and the fellaro of other pulps.
PUTIJCIDSi GILMSIOIo —Gs Beturds, Miming •
rpm Pooled Nkomo,. privets in Mut llith Itrgtmeat of
Foot, end at present on furlough, was drinking with hid
brother Jetorel 111 the boots of a gum mind Brown, Is
the Calton, Glatow. James wasted Inoma Se go home
with him. Deacon refused, when high words ensued,
Lad James drew a penknife and subbed Duman in the
abdomen with nob force that hle bowels protruded.
Brown rushod upon James, wbo lo an old soldier, and
got the knife out of bit band, whilst Mrs, Brown Galled
ia th. polio*, Who approbeaded lb. erwallabh The
wounded men was taken to tho Ingrmary, where be
died on Banda,.
'fan Onuaw Boos Fouts:um —At the Mensleg.
on Thursday, gdwia Norse, (be Amounts* who
Stands °barged with ooespirlog *irk e man nastod
Warren, or Horton, Bidwell, and bitodornali.
&strand the governor and immunity of the Beak of
Ragland, by forging and uttering bills a runners
magnum to upwards of £lOO,OOO, was brought before
the Lord Mayor for Nihon examination. Beldame was waged to Mow tin *hoods; of bask notes by the
into gold, between the lot of JanuIf lb ary aod the 7Febroary, to the West of over 1011,000. sea subeeloest sooesssios of geld Into seise by As
Bop Masdamail. Tb* Waage wti again rfebiadsi

WTI

SHOCKING OA Sll OF STARVING OBILDRSIto
At Brow-strmor, on 13e1urda7, William Messeamer sag
Samna Illsonemea, was sad wife, were (Merged before
Mr. Itiowerii, ou warrants, with Deglooting le provide
their two children, loony mid Frederick. &god ilepato
Leidy 9 sad 10 'rare, with proper food aad cl
whereby their bealtk was madaapred.
The pro-scan= was woridneted by tbrwestew aka ei
th• CPr•ari (Jai" sod the drat whew waled waa D.
&mad Mille. of liouthamptoo-amet, Bused. ffil
evidenem showed that as viedamloy ho WWI milled by
the pollee to lb. loftingn of ths prisoiters ha Wiodesr-
°sort, SU so I. H. them hand • boy lyiog oil a had
anode op ou two oha,r• sad on a hors Wasik. TA,
worming woo only • plea, of oil socking. To. boys
bawl, faro, •nd shin was tisd up with dirty rags,
and the (*.surge wore mach makes. The rag.
appeared to have boon pot on dry. Timm w•r•
mouarer aolor t
ssorie; lfrudm,
e. w,
Ito best
i..tobil
lb.fordcoved absandalarbg
i.e
'mild not have lived moot Imager In his then condition,
Nall was eviisint that h• had so medical atteadaant
and lilale food. He imam ware Mod together, so that
la 'add 50t.,,. from the bet The female primmer.
lA* was in tho room, mid that she had lied him la
Nue way to prevent his picking biatielf. His hands
were not it.. There were marks about the bulk soil
besting.
William Bell, beadle of the parish of Si, Marrle•
B:rand, said that he raesivad lafermatioa which lel
him to make lawahrise at the here where the prissems
lodged, sat ha, aseconomiled by Bergsma Marlow. I
I it, sad Dr. ICUs, visited Me room whore the etildroa
ware The female prisms, was pressst, "Ia /14
room • girl, aro Nett Isiah, was foetid, lb, was
weaved with sores, aad apposrel greatly f Maned at
the females primmer, Irk* was bow • 'rb•
Wad. asked bet if wie. bad had satiteleat fowl, and lb*
-I wavered, " Yea dem wereber." When about
leave Me room, &nada Illiclowinetimal sem.-
thing iseviag Is • comer of the rem, sad Ws
the boy wee toiled as risseribed. The foisalo
said, Is reply to 111 r. Mills, that ohs had p disease trem
Klag's 04ege liongtml to the boy, but whim reminded
that &wawa did mot lame the hospital for seek mess
fibs admitted that no dust., bad been called.
. .

—ilerpeof Marlow, who eppreheedei the pitmen cm
•arreate putted from this mart, gave sorrobarative
widener, and added Act when selminissntly be took
up ease solve and food to the stildore, the boy ate it
ravenously, but the girl memsd to fmr tablas ring
beim.° of her mutter.
Evraithelly, epos the applinatioo of lid pathos=
be Lb. pronseetioa, a remand wad greeted. Lu the
prisoaers were removed from the desk they were greeted
with Mears from the wart, whicS was crowded with
armee silo. a.lgbburbood.

A numbs: of South Yorkshire colliery OwDM ban
adorer tbe prior of ocal to-ley to Barnsley etos.
miners, four philtres per ton.
Warren, atire atria &dwell, "plinth sena to bi
tin real name of the pergrtrster of lb. &aria for.
=on th• .ak of Uglaad been saluted at
Bnab. The only parson impliiteed Is this rest
frond still remaining uneeptared is George Bidwell,
Two tattoo mills at Stelybridge, the property ef db.
Bonsor, were on Saturday pinning totally destroyed by
are, ooerioning • lon of about £30,000. Th• two
mills stood in ear ere proximity to each other that
the roof of the woad was tired by sparks before tb•
the brigade arrived, and both were compiling gutted
in It than animate. A large number of people will
li• thrown Mb of employment by tile oalanity, whir,
It le supposed, originated In the oterhasting of the
webbiery throngh (Arian.
Ag APPAZAI7OII AT W IST AUCILLAND.-Bloas the
diasoney of the horrible crima at West Anakland,and
the exhamationa of the hair at Si. Horn's Auer-
lard. the village has been rile with supenitirola
stools.,
rid seas at the more writer minded of the Inhabili
tell most eatraiattiory tales of sperres being sees Is
the earn, of the oharebyard sad the old reetery,
where the bodir of the too children sad the lodger
thane wen dimosted. On Moeda, night • Omar,
awed Thomas. Barker, Urn at New.rew. about half a
min from St. Helen's Gallery. had been at • eiird perky
st St. sod was gore h 0... little ales
night. After paring the pit, he states that he saw what
be thought wee a child by the side of the read. He
saluted it, " Ho," but, all It gave him so mama, b•
frit • sinking sensation, and endeavoard to go peat,
but the spectre, as he now tapered it to be, moved r
quirk as hissieltand kept airier* of hint. "Grad s
toner inereard, and he felt his hair prosily n.. 5
until, as km ran, a %din the ghost still kept on 9
taros with hini,his hair stood on big heed. Who. be apt
So his boor he woo itemplet•ly exhausted sad sheer
bang the door open to ses in before the spieler sad
shut it eat ; but not so, it was la the hoar as soots se kir
see went direct upstairs. Baker, fortaa.tely, Las •
wife, harm/ beep married about two yew, rod she
partly prided him. Be would not, however, sloop
minters, but oonsoated to sleep la • abr. War bedls
Us downstairs' room. They had not, however, besa
In had way minutes when he bears the source of hie
term walking sheet the ohamber door, making •
similar arse to a oat with cockle the I. on its fast, and
st length they beard • tars resembling • dighi of
TO=go through the roof, and this was
by three awful rashes of thunder. Hakessal
his ode simultameorly leaped oat of bed, raving ther
! yoang arid, and ran out, naked, to the boar of •
terabour awed !lodger, some detour Wag Use
row. Hodgam's family were roe reseed, sad give
thorn shelter. On hearing their "tale of tenor,'
Hodgson sent hi. .on, at Barker's reqaset, to bring the
child oat of bed and and shut tho door, whir, in ask
harry, they bad left pro. T'bra lad weak bat on look.
lag la, soon took to his heels, saterting he had sees tbe
ghost miming down stairs. Ultimately Hodgson sad
his wit* went sad brought the child awny, sad Balter ..
who had logo to the pit foreeblft, met to gle" roarre
to take Ids W..; and he hoe Wee been so terrided
that he has so Isis this eleven sionanies at his here
ea the follorag sight to sit op with rm. —Northers
Sao.

EXPIRATION OF LURE.
• METCALF AND 00.,
jiWELLERS. SILVERSMITHS, AND WATCH-
MILNER& DRESSING CASE AND TRAVELLING
BAo bums,
8, PALL MALL, LONDON, &W.,
(Folablisbed I 828),

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Are Doe dispoolag of the whole of their Stank, pre
vices .0 fililoVal to other Premier, at a Minden,
for web only, of
per Mut. Discount off the Narked Price..
Vidtere to Leedom are respectfully invited to Wipes,
their large ant varied areartmeat of to,
The "PALL MALL" Dltiltilltlo GAG, fitted al*
eterllpp silver wean. An, prise al bet La
Oatelogeo forwarded free oa applieation.

WHO'S YOUR LAWYSIt 1 Legg advioogloom
Y sod mietusee In Obanoary and Sepoder Corsets
upon agreed terms, sad meta advanced In approved mem
Actions 6rocoht and Mewled foe Reeovery of Property,
Debut, Brosoltro of Proclaim., &mart, Libel, Improper
Dupedopoe, Itall way Aosateatc Moorage obtained.
embus et the, Doblora Geld, to Baakroptey sad
Cloispesitka with Creditors (14. 21., post free),e4Rda-
-151 wary step a Debtor should Mike fro larr
Writ, to ,Yedesnoot, and Reeratlea. Punta=
opeetaa forwarded with Term 111114 . 110 by
Call MOLL 4 00., La Agouti, 62, Obwoccr7 Lima,
Loodoo, W. C,

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

Cetilateek Hoseds--TuesdaY (WI (111,) Leriar's
Court; Miday, 1113* IClagebas liassell—lis 10.46.
last Dorset Hosoda—Wirdeseday, Park Limy
Gillhaghim ; 11.411•7 WOCki —OA
r. liadelyffa's Hosads—Wedaseelay, Wolvelis
Claan—at it.
Bleakawar Vale Rana Tawiday Ohio day).
Palawan; Friday, 28* lisasicidge Lab; Elailudair,
Cr•eat HUl—at 11.

BIRTHS.

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March 12, at Three Legged (woes, Wimbosne, the
wife of Mr. W. P. 'Mishima, of • daughter.
March 12, at Hightleld, Lyslogies, the wife of
HyDaietl,laq.,ofa.oo.
Slant' 14, at liaton•squms, Louden, the wile of
Alfred Seymour, Esq., NP., o/ • daughter.
*WA 17, at Slituctford, the wife al Mr. Jelet7, a •
BIM
Marsh 19. at 25, St. Marycdreet, Weymouth, the
wife if Mr. F. N. Wass, wine and spirit simehaat, et • see.
Marsh 20, at T, ti-street, Dorchester, the wife qf
Mr. george Oleal, of the Aatolope Tap, of • doughty.
March 8, at Rolip,le 'choreal, by the R. T. (ntiey. Mr. Arthur Foot, serpents', to Borah Pope, both
at
Weymouth.
Marsh 18, at St. Peter's Ohara. Hammessiath, lry
the Boy. C. 'FLlonales, James Tomplemse.
West Aillegtes, Bridport, Dorset, to Nary, dies•
daughter a the late James Gerard, of Woolleed, is the
same comity.

DIATIIB.

13ecianabei 20, 1872, at Mitcham* New Z Woad
Jme, relict of the late Faunas Jolla., Esq., of Peel
?meet, Rangitata, and daughter M the late Rev.
Blaklay Cooper, farmer motor at Limos* and dam
of Yotaiastar, Mess*.
March 3, at 3, Qum's-plain, Weymouth, Frodoriek
infant child at Hairy and Amelia Hogg, aged
5 months.
March 11, at Boorseateath, 11r. William Re%
...p.m.:, amid 36. The donsasad who was bigidg
mrmated, imam • 'Hamad Its aildreato Loma his loss.
lurch 12, mufti:a, Kt .7sesplt Culabedial agesl 70 ream
mine 12, at Blaartfeed, Mr. israry Rees, aged 9*
rem.
marell 13 at the Cloisters, Weetabtater &Wary it
tin 73rd year of his ate, the Rev. Rum Repsaa. mesa
w,..gratestee, lasataboat of 13resveser (Rapid, &bulb
Audley • street, and °MOM in ClAisary to Hp
!gamin. yoingost son of the lato Hight Hos. ak
Haman, 11,art.
Maroh 13, it Bbashoras, Gleattstts, wide el bk. 411619
Hyde Aish. of Westbury. Itherbonee. aged II
Marsh 14, at Witeharaptest, William, tumult see el
11z. Jolla HQ, aged 12 yews.
Mane 14. at Charism* ItimArry, George /NW%
gut 75.
March le,at Blaadterd, Rise Sass\ A. Grimes, Meg
19.
Marsh 17, M Hamwertby, Yr. William Winter,
aged 74 yeast
Harsh 17, it Blaildfard, Lally Blaudferd. aged I
years.
Monk 19, a*
yews.Fartimitan, Ithsedss. Mr. Natheslat
Manias. aaod 56
a.m. 19. at Lousiest. Peals. a' ak."
Harsh 20, at Derelaseter. • brief bet amen
Masse, Rids, the wife at lir. W. Want, lairmatar L. &War" la the 62ed year et bar age.
Rush 20. at 13, St. Theessa-steum, Weymouth. Obaeletes Woodeasa. Mee at Rs. IPselsit Mese%
aged 46 yaw.

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