The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-03-09 00:00:00

WAREHAM.

hal gone out, you would not etch a peck of neatens.° 'ovorr Perre Srastoes, Tuosslay.— Before the mull of
that came from the drain pipes. Another: "The ropes of 1:1 si, Lieut.4'.6nel Manse', Mr. M. Roolgett, and Mr. G.
ships in the Harbour are 114 clean now as ever they were, 11. lhoed.
rather more 110, because there is net now that current in Je.set a laol living at Affinel.lle, was charged
the harbour which brought stuff down from lbolitsole on with treqs,sing on hind in the soccupation of Mr. Henry ,
the ropes.' We are informed by gentlemen of the %Toy. Frampton in maccltof conies, on the 11th, ult. -Williaut
mouth and Portland steamers company that there is 110 Painter, a mock...per, stated that Ise saw the slefen lent '
difference as to the state of the bottoms of their steamers :on the heath, beating about with • stick. He watched
ansl barges. One ‘essel is iron, another is roppered, some 'I ' for some tisue, awl then went and asked him what he
have laid for months in the Backwater without 1110 Villa, I 1041 about him. Defendant said "nothing." Witness
and they are 1111 clean as when they were put there, no then searched him, and in his pocket found four wires.—
mere collection on their bottoms than ever there was. A Vu olliain Saunders, another keeper, corroborated the last
gentleman points out to us that lishdealers are able to witness.—Finesl 2s. rel. and costs.
lay their oysters at the foot of the (1...erg0 corner steps for : Harding, a qum-rier, of Swanage, was charged
preservation, although they are from the Channel, and with being drunk and riotous in High...street on the 21st
peculiarly susreptilole if there were the slightest taint. In ult. Defendant slid not appear.—P.C. Freeborn stated he
connection with this, the failure of an oyster company in saw defendant drunk, swearing, and making a great noise.
the Isle olViglit te prove damage from dreamy:calves: them lle was obliged to drag defendant home. —I kefendant who
is mentioned 1111 showing that such stuff is dispersed and has frequently been before the magistrates for a similar
dilutes' till quote harmless. One odd charge was brought offence, wan lined £2 and costs.
against the harbour dierharge, namely that Jesty's Anti-
fouling Conueosition had failed in its. object since the olio, BWANAGE.
charge. It has lout been sold in the town, and inquiry Wit Ku. The remains of the Will Wave, of Iteter,
into the rase complained of has shown that the charge wrecked oil Peverill Point some weeks ago, have been
was without foundation, arising from parties using it not I purchased by Messrs. IL Brown and R. Dowlansl, ti-her'
having laid it on properly : where is 117111 effectually laid ellen, ke., who Sr.' using every means onevery opportunity
on, the vessels were as clean as ever, to recever all they can.
As to the Meirembe Regis outlets, it is fuliollS, Of MIOIIIOII WORK.—TIIO rector (Rey. B. It. Travers) has
would he NO if the Harbour plan were hurtful. that 101110 secured the Nellie.. of a workin.; loan groin a London
of the finest vessels in our Harbour continue to lie its their Mission Society), who is very earnestly olsires..ing large
old berth, though one of their outlet is close to their herth. auslienees, tespeeially of the working claws.) in the large
That would seem to show they lin.l no inennvenience. I National Selionlnosoni in Gershon, on the subject of
Our informants make al t the same suggestions as are I "Salvation through faiths in Jesus •
ott the lapis. They I 1., not lle n y that the Harbour is FATAL Affll/I:%T.—The sad intelligence W. 1.1 reeeivesl on
sometimes discoloured ; but they say it has beets stained Saturday morning of the death of Mr. Jain.. Travers
in rainy times ever since the memory of limn, ansl it has Nnieilmore. ehlest 4011 of our mote-cies' townsman, Mr.
b m been seen last month as fre-h and i green as n the Its), • John Sunslonore. irem tttttt ger. Mr. Stated:non., junr.' who
where the water is perfectly pure. The collector at the h 'io aa fir nic years b been a commercial traveller for a
Fier gate also says the Harbour IN ill the same state as Birmingham tine, accidentally fell over the babostnele of
ever it was. But our informants, in order to prevent the staircase in the Georg., Ilotel, at Shrewsbury, the
suspicion of the staining king hurtfel, urge the romp's, evening before, lionss
hen of the weirs on the lhon, an.l, if they are not (mind , injuries puritan-int; concussion of the brain that lie expinsl
sufficient—since alluvial matter (river mud) will always shortly after. 1t5.,.. suppoeel he had some slight it, and
come down from Itaslipole—that the present plan be . the jury, after an inquest,gave their verdict as ".techlental
extends...l by discharge into ebb tiles alone ; and that care ' death.'
be taken that slaughter-house refuse be all convey.' to
Land, and not allowed to enter drain pipes. In addition LANGTON XATRAVERS.
we may suggest that the watchfulness of the Gast !sompany'a A VITICIIIII NELL 'The donsolition of the unsightly
offieisds be strictly continued. so that no charge be made edifice which ha.s for the last years passes' for the
in that direction. S.. we shall escape any wish for a porish rhun•li of this village is progressing rapidly. The
sewage farm. Anil as all parties are agreed 011 that psint. old tower was belt standing when the late nuslern church
la lus it, fOrlf.lll4oll beg all to consider well their state- was built: and in it there is 3 very ancient bell. It b. MI
thetas fiefore they jompound them, or • cruel wrong may an incriptien in clutracters so "bias to be sesreely legshsle
hue prrpetratusi, and a glories, opportunity for the except by experts :-" Mach. Mow., ora pro 0i1.'."
advancement of Weymouth wickedly thrown away. , Besides this inscription there are :demon it the sign. of a
There is plenty cif room fosr "huslitical life," if no it Ise crown awl a ship. These, we are informed, are not of
call.l, for agitati and discussions, without bringing frequent oceurtence, being chiefly found on /10111.2 of the
cle.rges of things that happen.' bong, long ago, and things ' oldest bells in Somerset They are believed to be the
that never hattlment 1 at all, to damage no at the present ; signs of a foundry, probably at Bristol, and tie the age of
. as being at least ben year'. Two

time. If anything is uniciished. let-it he promptly .lione the hell IA being at east 501.1 ;cars. -Two sister bells.(pro-
and If it he necemary, let there he any reasonable alllollll. belay of the mnie date hut recast. one in 17s) the other in
of discussion WI to who is best to do it. and how it y. hest 176.4) lie shattered by ruthless hands on the nom of the
to be done ; but let no nut be frightml by b *anal which Iselfry ; whilst this veter.ut, in obedience to the injunction
have no substance into crushing and useless expense. molten by 'ohms hands on his foram.' long ago. has
rung on with lonely but unalsated clearnem through all
iLangers and vicissitudes.