The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-03 00:00:00

BRI DPORT.

Mias Sax Snows, daughter of Mr. Maisel
Brows, Up-Loden, was appointed lad Wed-
nesday schoolmistress of Mae Bridport Union, in
the place of Mi.. Curme, missed
Ws bog to remind our readers that no person will
be entitled to hays his name insetted on the now
list of voters now shoat to be made, anises he pays
on or before the 20th of July next, all the poor-
est.s and ameased tam which have become due
from him daring the 12 asleadar months previous to
the sth of January last.
THZ weather has been very fine here the last few
days, bat most oppressively hot. Last Wed-
nesday afternoon, however, a violent thunderstrons
bunks over the town, accompanied by heavy rain,
which will cool the air, sod provided the weather be
floe to-day, will enable the holiday folks to eajoy
themselves much better than they could have done
if the weather had continued so exceedingly warm.

A LLngorox Cetnica —Oa Itioodoi evening •
sermon was preached in this church by the Bev. W. C.
Templer, rector of Barton Bradat-vsk, to • large and
attentive songrupdion, and • °Atonal made in aid of
It. expenses of the evening service. We have not
beard what was the amount collected, but trust that
funds will be always forthcoming when wanted to keep
up this service in ha wend efilcieuey. it being very
desirable to do so, as it is always well sumaa, th.
Rev. B. W. May, the curate of the parish, being the
lecturer. We would just seeks one suggestios, namely,
that the Moir should dsavour to node! the musical
portion of the service as well at the morning aa at the
evening service in this eharch it having been freqesutly
TOTT indifferent in the morning. the caoir sppanntly
reserving themselves for the evening. Bat why not
make it sanest both is the morning and evening?

MELANCHOLY Aocipitirr AT BHIDPONT HAILBOUIt.
—A most sad seeident happened at &tappet Harbour
on Thursday evening, by which a very respeetable
steady young man. named Albert Banes, aged SO
lost his life. It appear. that Mr. Howe, .rotestlos.r,
of Bridport, to whom be was apprentieed,_gave bim and
the other apprentiors a half holiday on 'Thursday, and
be with them and Mr. Howe went to the Barham. In
the evening be expressed a wish to bathe, bet Mr.
Howe advised him not to do so, there being rattier a
roegh see, with a strong ground swell or iMmenneet.
He, unfortmistely, however, went to bathe, the Who
being very low at the time, and it is believed that the
uedereurrent was so stems that be almost immediately
lost his footing, the sand 'inkier; trader him. and be
wee earned out to ma and drowned. Two bus, we
andnstand, were not very far off at the thee, but were
unable to reader bits eey maishente. The emu at the
mokkiet wee neer the West Cliff, where the beach at
low water is very rooky. What makes it doubly sad for
his parents, who are most respeetabhc people, living at
Briefed*, and his otiose relatives and friends, is that
the body has not yet been recovered, and Ills tineeriain
whether it will be. Mr. HENN bad the highest opinion
of the young rasa, and we endemismd that he and his
omeonters &hoe on whom this young mar was I. the
habit of waiting very mush regret his loss, for be wee
eery obliging and attentive in all his dealings with
thew, and thoroughly bawd and steady.

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assault on tbo Iltb Jam Mr. Maetoy for *Sniff, sod
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sad railed tie plaintiff. Jobs floppy, bobber. of Way.
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