The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-09-17 00:00:00

A ?Kit AliVsN FUI4.

A tra,l•3lVl from lire .f n .111%.1 Siena, at preseet
.g a haiidne a• imrborough, on Wednesday
lemming started .4,h the intontioe of walking to Film,
by a Togged be.oh vat, • iiietanoe of eight mil's. U.
did not arrlye at Filet, am expected by hie wife and a
party of friends who had gone by another routs to meet
I him, and be wee seareh,4 for in vela all through the
night. On rhuratee morning boats were despatched
from Scarborough sod Filry simultaneously, under
iadrnetioes to marsh the east narrowly; and it was
by °woof these search p•rti. that the miming cootie-
dal we. dile iMeVe.l percent on the rocks uses Filly, in
• Perilous position, and newly famished with thirst and
hunger. The rest of the story (says the Lords Yerceril
must be told in Mr. Ilion's own words. He says that
. Laving w0,.41e,i his way along' the c,44, egt,boNg
par-
ticular ...rotted uatil he reached the hay adjoining
riley. ,ting paused the fint arm of the bay, be was
prone. ding towards the oiler tide, where the Brigg
, rune out to sea, when he surtionly found his progress
I barrel. Tbe sea, rising mildly with the sprig tides,
bid already submerged the Brlgg. Mr. Bina then
taros I to retrace Lie steps, in the hope of being stabled
to get clear of hi. erabarrassine Posides ea the other
side, when he wan horrified to fist all egress out off is
that gear, r, f 'he tide which lied aneireled the bring
wee II SO 1•.112( the enter egtremity of the bey. Mr.
ilien's first orject we, to end.avour to climb as far
ea he could up the rOCICI and obtain • footing where
Is would be olo.r of the tile. After math difficulty
Le succeeded in canto ring to • position about
is. feet from the bass; but it soon became evident that
the spring tile, which rime to a gr.-at height, would
ere long (mean him if he remelted there. Exhausted
and weary as be was, he mutt make another effort to
secure a footing higher op, or perish. With the *sera
, of iimpair be wade the attempt, and anoceeded I.
. reaching • spot several feet heyoud bia find stead-point.
Upon this narrow ledge, about two feet in dreamier-
woos, cod oliaging to too rooks for life, he peened meal
' hours pi tortunok suspense. Even here the waves
, teemed to t,y eith their victim, for high.. he bad
. climbed, the surf reached bins ant submerget the lower
part of his body, while further progress was barred by •
bug* ridge of rock, overhead. In this perilous position,
amid the rear of thunder, the bash of lightning, and a
downpour of ra a, the bows of the Mgtet crept dowdy
on. The storm of rain, eidoh had been a mese of
alarm to rawly, was a wile 'me visitor to him, for
parched, faint, Ard weary, even the ralowater whisli
poured down the rocks will a refreshing beverage.
S oktng tie liandkerahlef In the rain es it ran down-
ward., lie w. coat 0.1 t., bathe hi, heated temples, and
to slake his this.., for many hours had elapsed slam he
broke his fast. Of course the tide receded at midnight.
but In the &Antes, which surrounded him, the unhappy
prisoner durst not stir, lest, by one falai step he were,
dialled to the bottom, and thus keg his life. Here,
thin, on this dangerous perch he must wait until day-
light approached, and until the tide rose and re:seeded
again. At the last daylight broke, and LB the boas
wore on lb., tide began to fall, until eventually Mr.
Biaos was enabled to leave his perch on the reeks..
The arrival of the boats containing his Mends mast have
been a weloome sight. Saturatei with wet and
thoroughly exhanatad, he was taken off mid_ eptedil7
reitorei to his sorrowing family, by whom he had bees
given up as lam, after having spent nearly twoutplotur
hours on this desolate rook.

The Cambridge magistrates have sentenoed a boy els
years old to seven days' imprisonmsnt for breaking
wiedows.

it -BOW-streot polio -court, on Saturday, W. Walter,
a betting man, and the •1 wailer of •• discretionary
investm,nts," was filled Cid° for carrying oa the bombast,
of b.tting,_

Mr. Clatters, the prosecutor in the Tories libel sees,
boa brought so wise agaiust Mr. Ilensou the mails.
trate, tor ddasting hts cherecter in dtkalaring the
charge szeictst him last Morn.

A 'SuliN•litlST.—A youth named Hitobregek,
residing at inudisury, Suffolk, in walking in hia sleep
fell from his bedroom window, a distance of 19 feet. By
the fall his spiue was injured, and all the lower pert at
his body is now paralysed. He is unsble to eat any
solid food, and hi. life is despaired of.
EXTRAORDINARY DLAYII.—Ro extrsordMary fatal
cireutodanoe oc3urre4 at Barnstaple on Sunday. Ifni.
Hayti:inn, wife of an innkeeper of thit town, wail opticy•
log some fresh-gathered hedge-nuts, and is she spUt oaw
shell • pii-ce tl•w into. her eye. Poultices were applied,
but infi own viol. set 111. DAlrium ensued, then death,
although cverythi34 was dot, !.;• uzeniebi skill to estreet
the .124.

MONUMENTAL SCULPTOR&
1.4 KNJ AMIN ORASBBIr, Mosisismto I
-LI &dinar, Wood mid Stowe Now, Marti.
Mann, Ix.. Doaclissria. "applies TOMBS.
MONUMENTS. end HP.A.DSTONSS, M psalm,
nimble, and stone.
Or Aix iramiras Ornal Duero.
Imperishable Lettere M Solid Lead.
lIEJLOSTONES FSOld 30s. BACH.
Marble sod other Chita:ley NOON to order.
Hearthstones, 91 per doze.; Small Sim, fyl per dome.

BIRTHS.
August 23, at the residence of liar 00114111. a.
Burke, ktoawitore, Bt. Helier; Jersey, the wife of
Captain O'Connor, 47th reit, of • son.
August 31, at Tornerspoddle, the wife of Yr. W.
ibps, of • daughter._

A :gist 31. at 7iB, Higbetreet, Poole, the wife of tb.
I. H. Mundell, of • son.
September 3, at Briantspoddle, the wife*/ Yr. T. W.
Legg, parish eters, of • son.
September 4, at But Chaldon, the wife of Kr.
Thomas Payne, of a daughter.
S-ptember 4, at Dorchester, the wife of Mr W.
Palmer, of • d.ughter.
September 9, at East Chaldos, the wife of Mr. David
PAM., of a daughter.
Slptember 9, at lifigh.street, Puddletows. the ffik
of Mr. W. Kaym.s, grocer and baker, of • daughter.
MARE! AGES.
September 5, at Nether Ceres, Mr 0. Scutt. of Mr'
tinstown, t Mum 5y..., daughter of B. Symms, litho
Nether Cern*. Tim wedding excited much Were*,
and was celebrated by deem:nitrations of raspiest ea the
part of the villagers. The bride worse dress of wide,
moire antique. • wreath of orange Nowak sad a tulle
reiL The bridesmaids were the Mimeo ficatt(3), misters
of the bridegroom, and the Mums Symee (3) slams of
the bride. they wore dries,,, of white dowered
wreathe of roses and birds of Paradise, sad mills
earth carrying a taadsome bouquet.
September 5, at the pariah church of Laagton Long
Bluadford, Dorset, by tha Rev.°. D'Oy ly Snow,
by the Ten. Arohdroon Hustable, Charles Edward
oalkeld, Esq., Captain Bengal Staff Corgm, to Eta
Maude. youngest daughter of the Rev. Robert Parqs•
harem, prebendary of tialiabury, rector of the What.
September 5,.t St. My. Caurch, Bridport. by the
' Rev. E. 11. Heaslowe.masiated by the MeV. J. W. Warms,
Kr. Thomas Bradford Sprake, of St. Giles, Doess4,
third son of Mr. John Sprake, Wynford Eagle, to Rog*
Ellen, third daughter of Mr. J. Knight, of the Ball
Hotel. liridport.
DEATHS.
' August 30, at South-street, Bridport, Mn. Karlin
Ward, aged 54 rear&
September 1, at Blaadford, very suddenly, Mr. David
Shave Orchard, aged %.
Septembtr 9, at Poole. after a few days' Waimea of
brocchitia, Jane, widow of tam late Mr. Jobe Bober%
aged 76 years.
September 2, at South-street, Bridport, Mr. William
Parsons. tailor, sired 40 years.
September 3, at Plush, Dorset, Elizabeth, WIJIof Yr.
James Lovell, aged 45 years. Her end was perm
September 4, at liracipole, William George, Wm*
son of Mr. William (hoarse Gale.
September 4, at 8, Duane-street, Brighter,, KM
Jon, Swain, maim of the late Capt. John Bonk, aged
76 years.

Lefg,

z...ptember 5, at Alexandra Terms, D•rolmieti
Albert LisLyn, twin son of Edwin sad Vidalia
Mucennbe, aud 3 seeks sod 3 days.
!Uptown's 6, as No. 4,810003641 d Tersam,Wayeaciatl
of paralysis, altos • short kluges of nlae hot" 66
y Anse Mama, In low of the latis
John Soper, it. N.. MU& Untamed by all whit
mgr.

----B.optember 6, at Batton Palau, after a keg sad
palahli Woes', P.m/4, the beloved wife of Yr. Jima
Chore, parish clerk, aged 56. Her sad was mem
September 9, at Charmloster, illaaboth, wide d Me.
H. Chubb, aged 62 pars.
September 9, at No 13, Irma/Abe-Week W. -
mouth, Capt. Robert Mttoholl, after • law sod puha
illness, borne with Ottristian fortitude, be Ids Ellie year.
September 7, at North-street, Peals, Mr. Baran,
aged 84 years.
September 13, at North-street, Wareham, Yr. Jemist
Huddle, aged 62.
September 13, at last Most, Wafthsta, Mrs. H.
'rreaohard, laadlady of the Three Taus lea, aged 61.
At the thus, Bridlingtoe, Yorkshire. Holes dorsod,
Bretkelded survlviaml daughter of Jahn Lowdhom breM.
Fog , We of Corte Lodge, Poole.

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