The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-01-06 00:00:00

WEYKOIJTE.

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RATE COLLSCTOR FOR WT EL -MI. W. Percy has
been elected rate collector for the parish of Wyke
Regis,
FALUN ARONRY. -On Saturday Mr. A. Graham IMO
initialed as Worshipful Master of " All Souls" Lodge,
Weymouth. A banquet was afterwards held in the
Masonic Room. Brother Dunn, of the Victoria Hotel,
catered in his beet styli-.
Wzrunao - the marriage of the Rev. Mr. Hetling,
Chaplain t, the Marquis of Salisbury, with Mi-s
Bayley, of W yke, took place on Tuesday last at Wyke
Church. Tr-e lady, who has been a teacher at the
Sunday schooi, is highly esteemed in the pariah.
TES WEATHIER.- rho expectations and hopes of all
lovers of skating, which were so sanguine a week
before Christina., were doomed to disappointment, for
on Christmas Eve and the following day a deci led
" brick ' took place, so that 'testing wss 2Ra:ether
on: of the question. On Titeas'av a rather severe gale,
arc onpa..iod by hall and heavy rsine, pas-ea over
Weymouth and the neighbourhood. We have se yet
heard of no antique mishap.
SHIPPING Nt.W 4.-A rrires : Aquil I, Higher, C'ler•
hourg, general ; Liberty, Foil-, sea, fish; reat
Western, Palm general s- trygeow Painter, Jersey
and Guernsey, general; South ol Ireland, Pram,
Ch-rbouro, general.—&zifinis : Cygnus, Fall.,
Jersey and Guernsey, general ; Great Western, Illsm.
pied, Cherbourg, general ; Dbut:n Luther, Hurst,
Poole, nil; Otto McCambie, Watson, Newport, nil ;
Aquila, Flisher, Cherbourg, general ; South of Ireland,
Pearn, Cherbourg, g-neral, Cygnus, Painter, Jersey
and Guernsey, general ; Great Western, Mace, Cher-
bourg, general.
Ties °Retinae and most recent attraction of the
semen at Brighton has been, we learn, through the
Brighton Go:die, the appearance of hlioi Lila Clay's
young lady minstrels, • party of about 20 well-trained
young lady artistes, in the conservatory of the above
Institution, and our contemporary adds- -"The appear-
ance of about • score of young ladies arrayed in fancy
costume, chiefly of rose coloured silk and lace, had
quite an exhilarating effect on the audience, and it was
soon discovered that these f-ir watts had no mean
skill as vocalists." Further we have the pleasure t
announce that the same company of young births/ will
very shortly appear at the Royal Hotel, Weymouth,
and that all particulars respe-Aing the seam may be
obtained at Wheeler's Library.
HOLY TRINITY PARENTS' TEL-This annual parish
gathering on Wednesday, was attended with its usual
stICCOM. About three hundred persona est down to
tea in the Boys' and Girls' schoolroom, which were
tastefully adorned with flags. At the conclusion of the
tea • concert of vocal music was given in the Mission
Room, which was crammed to its utmost limit.
The Rev. W. S. Shuttleworth acted as chairman.
The programme was as follows "Two lie.
plies, Mrs. Steadman; song, " Jackie Dream," Mr.
Warren; duet, "The Flower Gatherers," Mrs. Pelly
Hooper and Mre. Steadman ; song. " Polly," the Rev.
W. S. Shuttleworth ; song, " Let Me Dream
Again," Miss Graham ; song, " I'm a Merry
Zingers," Mrs. Pelly Hooper; song, 'There's nee
luck about the house,' Mrs. Shuttleworth ; song,
"The Minstrel Boy,"Mr, S. Newman 'duet, "When
ye gang away, Jamie," Rev. W. S. and Mrs. Shuttle-
worth; song, " Olivia' " Mrs. Pelly Ho Ter. Mr. G.
'I borne (the orgaoist of Holy Trinity Church) was an
able accompanist. The Mission Room presented a ve-y
pretty appearance, and Captain May must be thanked
for allowing the use of the flags for the decorations,
also for kindly lending the services of the Coast-
guardsman, who afforded great help. Sergeant
Arnold (Royal Engineers) was also most energetic in
the work. _

Cli RISTIANITT AMIN.; rue JIII,I —The Rev. H.
Stern, the deputation from the Jews S cietv, preached
twos. mons at St. Mary's Church on Sunday in aid of
its funds. The annual m eting in aid of the same
object was held on Monday evening in the parish
scloolroom. at which about an average atten lance was
present. Mr. It. if. Eliot presided. P WI/
off..re Iby the Rev. d'. A. Falkner. Thi Chairman
said it w.u. quite unnecessary f,r him to occn!.y the
time. f iii. meeting by in iking aby rein irks ni oi a
imeiety which was .0 well.kno .n as this one, neither
in intreducing the deputati in, who was no stranger to
them. The appeal of this society, however, CAMS
bvfme them at a coy s demo time, at the clone of the
year, when this wonill be the last occarion they would
Le asked to do anything iu this ptrirh to help on the
work of God, as no other public alp al w.eal be made
to them in this parish during the preset year. Mr.
El'ot then spoke of neglected °plant *Elides which
could never be recovered, and urged the meeting to
contribute liberally towards the funds .d this excellent
so&ety. The amount remitted to the parent society
for the past year was 1.71 Its. ill., showing a decrease
of £9 on that of the previous one. The derpitatiln
gave an interesting arc munt of the work now being
carried on amongst Jews both at home and abroad,
narrating numerous cases of conversion, and showing
how God was owning and blessing the works of the
converts.
WZYMOUTH HARBOUR TIDE WILK
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TUE ALETEOROIAMIUM, REPORT.
tkromater. Thermometer. Wind I Weather
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47 30.20 30 24 30.15 30 30 45 SE 4 ~
28 3..10 30.105199 40 49 61 W 5 Rain
2930.00 t 3 89 30.01 44 60 45 I W 4 -quail,'