The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-05 00:00:00

..g shooing that the diffeetnix was to be accounted for Mr. C. Jeffery an Timothy Teams, and Mr. W. B. P. Jeffery
eb.. is
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thth.oykldiudlynuOtboti...t, the
.Fainiudneroldllani.„ey
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place themselves no, • level aith chn„, or err.. oth his wont off well. At the close Mr. floe:nen returned thanks to
a.feeeloi tiny what od that Ito Ms. would Ire • true preaeher, their kind :garotte, and hoped lofore long, the toncrany would
API his OhiCl quablbstlon the Spiiitof the lord. presctit a sun ~,,,,, cutertainnient, and retain the friends they
11.pp,p truth was recognised to what is eallesl "the lona or hat secured dunng the winter.
manner id Ina. ilig, ordaining, and nniseerating i /shots and
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WEYMOUTII VOCAL AS.SOCIATION.
r:.ta'L:t,uarnellio:sus.l:l°:!:l:4lc.t. alilliu'ult4:n;:feb",:i*::thi:hl:l"';;l:t.leia;:iY":l".tr..'''rlit,::/;P:::11:.i'er..11:t:Il'..iill The fourth concert ..f our local singers association Ciro 4)
by amm.y who sought or held mike in the Established sliunit ? off with great satisfaction ait.l Allem.. on Term lay evening
Wen: 1101 ollitation, seholsrshiP. good birth awl breeding het. for %hid' evening they. hail prepared Arthur
regarded an taielittalli, Mel the gilt of the Spirit awl ability LI :minivan's; •I iratorio, " The Itolippil Sow" There
mach treated as mere isassitiary mitt:erns ? . earning was not were ime tiers ot singers. extending the whole length a
1.. be dispbed ; tovial ippapj,jp, .10„01 p,„t 1,,, either a stitioblb.: the platiOnii, besides Vie professionala. The conductor
block or a snare ; but the profoundest scholarship, tee most was $1 r. .tvaut, atol 31r. I. 'florae aecollipa ~ i,,1 on the
finialud niantiers, the highest rank, would net wake a luau a piano, with Mr. T. 31. Morgan, of 1 brehester. at the hartilos
true minister "(Christ. The spirit of the Lord must Lc upon taut.. A
-toe pally, the concert was as soon-4.1,11,1as any
him, and this could only be conferred by Coil hituaelf IL Elm
'Wet intl.+, t Ise a !Mien., W. is it 11l 1 Itierolis 'Mc, Mal nearly every
dile' ialakm "In true preacher, " r.. prcaill the t0...1.4- It
• seat atipearol to he tilled. An appropriate in trotiertbm was
Devilled ahnot superfluous to cay that every true aid:niter is; . .
LaYed by Mr. Thorne on n lisie tfrawl piano, and Mr. T.
Christ olimild be 01. k to ireacli,bat the uttei anosi, Witty welling . .
.Lrgan on a full-toned bane...nines awl these able
' of the yracti•es .4 'sane, io.a.i.• it dmirable to lay- tun basis Upon
iisns gits-e ,4.....1 elfeet to the intootion ..1 the tousle.
1 thi"!"4 1"..."4 '.ii.'‘i'lf"; t'a,ti'' Cht,i't hi""dt, "'" n,P"?' 1';,...i.i.t..ti.. ....1.....1 tif., .4 the family, at tim otibet
brute-der. ..e commune, i• at tip... 1.., to go alto a.. tae } "'' n ""
' I hl fl wi and the (cella expressed
l .rtil and firma the Gospel to every creature ; mid they Uhl I the Ore'le 1.." enr", t,T p ^;., . i, ,
was coat or gentle, moque, quiet. enjoyment. /ne Csiortl•
. the same injunction ,e 1 all a houti Usti onlained.. "It bath
t " There is joy" dealt a ith a grander subject, and was
pleased Mel," mid l'aid "II)
he convenient of men, Rawl the ! fettle ite .
...,.,, th.... tem, eoh„. • igh2.6l7t',l:'l'l: 'l.7"th'u4 I:Armk.i'hiwut.;:a"., ' reeelfereilithat tireLtinsegitliieduli,e ifiiiiiiji.re
joioi,l.oviiii‘enseest 11171
tpahell7isn,getlesie
appointed by Christ for t
'nest id the y.mitg..r Pin With all the
i rezoitilberser
g.l thv:sti.very,... well, aitil time audience apidauded. Mr.
'• nwant us to be preachers no . .
• I•crtorniers ; a...chine to mak./ lava better,
7*"l IC
a feeling .4 author hitisself, as of a brutish land dein-aced ilicposition ;
1 P'4...te.ri!rmi'a'C'll'''id'il'ail'ittillia'pit's•l:a..c:lsig II
eg."...elviang eillire '''Pr.wilii_nalthiee rne'ultn'eltn.ce. ii;eile),'Uaeca' tirinelll'igrtitOUnth"ef
ritual, whist thaigh " waY.."..""i la
' 'al
tlinem• open but as s buoyant, restl..., 3 ottth, tinsi ul the nionet.my of
11..1111e. Mr. itTa ..1. tin refore rendered the 1',..1j...1, leech
1 11.4 as a deniaml but a tietit bin, :111.1 We were reminilcsi of
uer.k.nuebet,..n.dofiy itihi:
I:ollritrt.ualik.etsiti....p.l...to in the world ; and ,it e
✓et trent, and eau, c.tun.4 excise traio... g si -
' tis'asi.l;!:l33r.'fikei..i.a:lllii'eh."afautralic;.:.'t'nes'aierin 1!;.r Mr. Ilol4nteill
the writer of
treble followed 0 iti. the recibiti.e. " Awl the Younger
for maul nice ; the good 101111 that man and thel limy be rtrup.l, ii. a- rather do ,:rii,e to be influential. Mr.
vonelled through faith hi J,'"us Christ- out thin t..."1"1, , nob... ci ~Tl. • WOI : hut not tvitli 90 1/1112•11 conti.knee as
; t:.ialt:1:,.,.11;i:t":10.,(ie:t.::11.10isliiiw::;-lki',t1:ruu.11yhi...).•:.hthi.:•:•.
hAl:eisse:..!,(:hil.lete.-egit:i..iluti: 7.'-do..):gotal-:teyid.: ii.dileileacr.
kth..,...r.g'i
inoniY m.1e..10 1,,t in m1,....4e `4..leme"m_ti"" M.° sere') ',. he a all de well to 3-.... .. 31iss .les,ie Jones. the leafing
iiiiN'ai.4.lxbilteerssifin,iiii:t.t7b.ealu%ll,:;ranitea.:ll,,tiltli'demasir..ti col ~,,, itted hy tile iirodigal.
ha:l-L. 1 In'itisar.tal' tiL rean'ill.g.auapeaOal..7.l'it7C-aatl,cs"."....o.:l;Laia Irwo'r.... Illi,'.‘ ti,,,, t.. An, ha. ,t bt„ottif,tity
it:.r.....l..:::!......,.itictem:tii.nel:,lrietiini:,,gial:l::..oimn..
itA,hoe:
is,u"l-Tittil‘gre..
ii
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the
0.e...........„4.,thk.d io. tn. ~ ;., ... • -
We are somewhat hiliatient with *woe simple. eel
drntplirel:re::llli":iltilim:te:hrnire.htl'dhstke.lir language
mrreil
erd'lti.!;),witi,,i,rns.lV'Olin film trate .. i ;
but rosily good IPCople, 8 lio if they do lot hear
to p.u.tilda.y.tafh.,tteh.re.h.e.:u..oi:i:illiyir,,,
oh.;
.t,I.:::
~
the
...gig,
,m2,:utruldthlesen.lia. .1 the nasiwial: been More assisted by
Us eat awl drink." 'i1 Mr.
I...chat...ban character of
ewe music ipi here somewhat I.,ss etre, live than it
disre.pect to then
t,.. the elo.rus is a 1.., rather .lillicult, awl requires
Oay be eased with the poldii.g, anal we may get the nutrh ""
iii: I.
:rilfig'll;ill:7;:its‘'-'siur itt.l:2""vl7'..sey (arty
.... the doctrines of
..iiiiii.tehineaxacrititi: i tdor
render/al. The 10.11 treat Wax %heti Mrs. fikwlenan nee,
17'..L'utilra;die.sorse, thtoth nut
mid Mr.
then. "it was 1 tri lilt al il th . c short ch3rtts can
Moly aga , • rit lifted you out of the nitre of hill or the stream of "e!m-nem? sung. aii.l en. eil all too hooll. The warning
I iiwe in N nu. Ste.litMll again row iti tli-it fine II leg " lAn e
worldilliess, SA°, l'lm!ted 3..", u ~.!"!. th_Y eit"cki?.. ii." Y" it's" ;tot the werld,' elle of the in....t hes;itiftil solos iti Ute
Aca.h.itlaiutenlitlia;rs,t)..ah. r7le7dUhing.i:u.'''Zi nu.:4:."'"ugt . The question Is
stronger, purer, linipiPicr lor as. 5.n... ail. toongosioi utttraiicsw .
r._ ... lie
..
'tile .
ii
rt. l
is,
thf
. ..
Inas lie yeti:keno, within you a nobler spirit than the self. u ton • r NI IP s• a pipl• or tear was
e,eiting,deliasing spirit %Web contact with the world engenders/ especially good, an.l formed a filie contra.st to the preeed-
Ilat be IMAM-died a 'thin You Maine and aeldratiout alter a ing chorus, which ended eti.l.l altilost suddenly, as
better lifer-lit. The chief objects of the true preacher's expressing the sliortaiess of worldly jut. Alin...t. a cry of
solicitude "The Spirit ppf the Lord is up..n Inc, (mamma: he aligtlisli arose in NI iss Jmies's " Awl a len be hail spent
haw anointed wet'. preach the Gomel t., thii p.••••••• in the all: twist inusieally sung, and yet most expre,,,,ico of
East there was a wide ell•Mli hetween the rich and lame The terror and lmin. alut the depth and despair of his pot-erty,
poor were despised loth by 'lie Sadiluoaa anti the Pharieees. was given with much imi.n...ssiveness its . And nu 111211
'I be Jewish doctors diedaiwal to teach them. and LsAod down gave unto him." A claanning relief fi.lloweil in the air
upon them with supremo em.tempt. They believed the "Oh ! that them haelst harkened." bliss Jones's sweet
mesbaah would Mem the upper clue. of sodety. It must Kai, mid pure tote.: were here heard LO the beht 11.1smita..;e, and
been extremely alines ing to them, and Inde.l perplexing Owll when she Inirst into the entre:lay " Turn ye, turn ye, why
the immolation that Jesus 11119 lilt Meissiah, to liml /lint will ye die," the audience waite,l breathless till the te,l.
2... dating with thmie who occuided the lowod walka of life, when they burst into applause. meant for a decided
and to hear Ilim my "The Spirit of the laird Is 01011 nie encore ; but there was scarcely time to yield to the demand.
because lie lath aeoltited nic to Preeeh the thelml I° the P.'"." Another great success was Mr. Taylor a " floe litany hired
We are thankful indent when we and the Gospel arnoting the. aervants : . the d ;nail desolation of the starving imse to a
attrntioll of the wealthy, illpi dr6llll3:lheni 911011N•CrlIcell intl chutex when he exontine "And I wrii. with hunger..
delight to the holm of prayer We conliany ride :lie all
arliollir the rich who are labouri•
ng hand and to-art for the Ills itleadinif •• Father, I have sinned " was also very
eirnest, awl well-iltyervell applause followed. The ladle*
extension of the Ih:deem...es haled 1111 l ; but we would remote 1.... • .• I r o .
os 100 association lielt won great siOlipplir, ior tie way in
her for oar encouragement in am king among the teeter clam.* ,t
e 4 the community, that Jesus was anointed to preach the
wolbicahofthtlelye Wg o‘P.rae 11tOhllew.;ilain";nu'le.1 Ot.o7::..:lreelizili.tifil'vhiy"-, and they
U-lioesvy
thei,d ba the impor. 111 C C 01131,1011 .4 the pour prestispoom '"'"-- .. . . • ". •
nise a tin wink it crescendo. Tin. a 11l 111'O. was great.
them for Me reception a n.vo.iy richt. Men who lust: little
" le h
of this worlda g..... 1 are store suseciailde .4 impressions than llie recitative antl duet And or ..... , 'w
those who are surreunded by the connote tend luxurie• of life. deserves milieu from Mr. Taylor', ... I•ie _: .tug of "om:illy
lather
Wealth often fills the heart with pride Pw11ip3113.29, And self. I have ai 111 l ed ; " Mit Mr. nolpin. po 2.3 loon: pilll33.9oPfUl
~,,,,,,pi.,,,,,,,,y ; and ..in,„ inn u,n,,n( d,.,,. t,> 1,„1,1 a in " llring forth the lost robe," e..1••,...11) at the joyous
the rich and learned, ~,, „,,,„,,, 0",,,, h,,,,, o„n. part " For this my eon was dead suit is alive again. This
opired fur their imprecement, that the precise influence was one of hi* hest, •IPI lie was much applauded. "Oh !
of the gram of leud I. not no clearly penaited. It is that linen would prelim the 1...nl " %NV a first-rate chorus;
among the pour that the effects of the Gospel are mod though very ditlicult,tite attack of the ilitferent parts was
strikingly apparent ; and it is by thine atm that the blowing' very spirited,and the whole e,f the intricate tatusie woo ming
of the Gamel are mat fully apprecatol. The fact that the through in excellent time and tali°. the tenors, perhaps.
Gospel Is preachesl to the poor, and the 111111143011 Which it tieing particularly tiowerful. This of course was touch
exerts upon theta, are among the greatest i.roofs of its irivio• iMpiplaUded. Mr. Taylor succeeded admirably in "Come.
origin. mei doel not exclude the poorest from participating ye children,- the concluding part toeing especially good.
hi the hiehmt and tiobloit gifts that nan Can mom/. But, The treats of the evening followed, ease was the quartet
unfortutiately, men differ in their ideas of the beat Aft, It Is "The Lord is nigh,- hy Miss Jottes, Mrs. SLCIIIIIIIII, Mr.
needful then to aline that no higher attaimuent ia possible for H. Taylor. and Mr. Rotiinson. lio well did they ren.ler it
any man in this world owu the knowledge of God in Christ ; that the audience would not le denied an caCore, and the
that no wisdons Is equal to the wisdom that cometh from eingers tenderest it even better the second time. The
above ; that no position is non: hoeourable or glorious than tri 1111 l I,h of the Aymeiation was the concluding chorus
that of a stun or daughter of the Lord (oil A hitighty . It is not "Thum 0 Lord, art our Father." It WA. really grand, all
el.'s)** me.y to convince the im°' of • 'tatement In`e thUI , but i threw themselves into it with touch Iteartineas and cer-
who are Is, he blamed ler it? Are not those partly, at lout, . „tn., and thew rxeellelicies were sustained to the
who by their workliman and atlf•indulgence, mei their eager. very cloee. It was a vapital finale. Some secular pieces
time to be rich, suggost the idm that lemony is the greatead composed the oecon.l, neutueneing with liarnett'a " Magw,
earthly lilessing, mid Mega or are unwilling to mid that wove scarf e
by Miss Jones, Nfr. Taylor. and Mr.
tioß'utheinti7iTg. retilale 17":1.1ctii"r!id,w1,11.rt_._! rLa'ii.li'f...r.ll,srul'tiU''• i't
e lin 1114
.10.nexeit
amidst it all, it is possible to be miserable and discontented ?
The fact that mere hest Ots are nese which are eiaritual is
too much meld...lied by us all. Melibel culture is geuemlly , .
delightfully. ....7els. Stuull'.7 ll
'lritueic.ruTl4.ike Itorn'.."
rylliarp:9 Part sot. " ' I M • - I '
seknowlesiged to be an isimtimable t0e.,,; and the which is
and well retnlere I : a hearty encore as. the' retault:
....i9p; Jcp•lic 4.010; K 2112 113101,111 y ;111.1 pir3.3gigly "Si,.
put forth at the prevent day to wenn: the education of the
. d , wandered PloWli the Mountain, and for •triing point
113192211 91,112 low touch the initotialice of training the
,16.77el"i':d•rtil::41.r.t'f''nesli.irbi;;1),1.61,,r*th.leel.'"f:-,klanl",..".,..th;',l:::7;"''..h't::l:',::thi:rl'h,'•l'..-'111.771,71,71711)7a,1i''11'.,:r1.11Tattiti'd:':1"1,1::41,1h...:11) 7"14 • beatwaditifinal Ittighlai wil."-te'tealtiaoulottwiterhlille%.CriCe:r. V'Sh.heerel2•ll4
C.. 1, and the bleasodsie. of those whom l lest has mita:used. . keertilY elieored. Mid nix:atml the lad, ,or.o. Catkin'.
There is nothing do adapted to the prowing in.:eds of men as part bon i. :..
Itreatlie ....ft, ye winds- Pollee cd, and can
110 Mated, and therefore Jmue read out in the ,yitagogue of agreeably wing. Mr. Terlor prilN e Mr. :1111111'S own song
Natareth this %Alcorn.; truth, "111. Spirit of the Isir.l is upon (words by r. Maii•tield) • Ily, hinlie, to my lady love," It
me, boCaUppc Ile hath aliolipl.9llllc lo tinach the Geopef te the is a ter)" PrettY 'dem of utueic. WM phle. Sir, ,tVarll, l,
'poor," It, 9.o9ch•liepg, IN, tomeher ioniteel ...lithe ananellous ETI9III a., 3 plover ; Mr, Taylor rendered it asltnirably,
chant:di which the G0,919:1 tod fdriwly e1f...-Mel atteeig the 199 pr, slid was much aludattiled. Mrs. Stemn da aeain chaninst
and nuale an earnest appeal to Ll•we 1.113001 to ;Am. on that us w h itli er *n eel :eel rich V 01,.. siii,:ing %1 artier s" To
glorious work which Chrit4 had begun. ' the Woods," atilt we shou 1.1 Imre liked to have heard her
The *ere ice WILS closed in the usual way, and the an hour longer ; tile Ilk. -tin, her ein,:iiig gives i. boquisitat,
cougreo for the year broke uic Mr Robinson Ming " lle 'lron Illackstiiitli" (Hatton) and
- was .11 applauded. The c........r1. concluded wit', th.
'' Fishmn era s I 'ho," ...el
rn c..... snug throughout with
Mr. Ellis, who 1n,,,. strDvisipt totirrtlais?iWN.
lage.a ill, his turas:stowed l'c'rf..t '"rn'ili"" "' I" tini" "o'l toltio• alit much Odra
literality, on Yloiskty gave a tiretrat.• repo.i to Man) of ills ;lot ta*le. It IVa• 11.•.11111V 310 d 1 e-eree.lly app1a..,12,1,
inhabit-Into. .ni 1 nestles he 310pC • large number .4 children a Ihe aildieliee foitie•l ii, the National .liitlactii ie.fore they
capital tea. Th.. T••lpudile hind *as it. attosdatea., and played swporatssi, congratulating tho 'Vocal Asosiati...l on their
Wapr• C. 3111 P.. ken 149 of 111.921 ditogalar the vide:Lim. great ..tsee,.., 0 hir wooslists have now *titled dos n into
nods etre much enj...) ed. mid ni,th 1. IV 'ud .iArd asire regitlar -twit , Oboe cello 0111 V 3011101 ill tl.e tint flush of
exprmeed fur lir. and Mrs. Ellis, and family. eXeiteisselit apiwar to hate left, and the present society is
- evidently capalde of giving :titbit enjoy meet by their
IirEYYOI7TH.
tii:iire'triticriln:initalY gi:lll:24.leMwrnirl7ol:ilii'dia'rl7:ll'3l3i..irir...3aLeArt'gra:n" !I.6o"aicild:tkunli:
Two F.NE SALMON were caught in tlie West Bay last
week. One weighing 1711, was taken oft Langton Ilerring, wl pnties.
and another, weighing 191 b., was caught nearer home.
They were both sold to Mr. Hole, fishmonger, of St. Mary- - -
*treet, Weymouth.
Fent IX lIIE I I.IIMIVATEIL-If is said that the water has
lievoine so touch purer since tie .lam rut oft Ita•lilarle lake
from the Harbour, that there is a great increaee of tisli
111 the lake, an.l not long hence, angling way be extensivvly
jiractiseil there.
I'AIXEIL:I. At:calif:XT.-On Saturday evening some play-
fill loys were ined.lling with a large craue near the Pack.
water, hoisting, and turtling it noun.l. A Lid named
Enceinte got poi it, and tie: boys limiting it nond again,
Elleeirtie WWI forced against a post, and tile large inn, hook
at the end of the hoisting rhaiii struek him on the lea. and
tore a large rent in tire flesh. In. Griffin we. called in,
and he sewed up the wound, and the loy, WhO ipi about LI
years obi, will have to stay away from liiii work for a long
ti4w.

FIRST TRIP oF.TIIE SEASON.

7lie Weitiesitli and I.ortl.in.l Sleaze l'aeket I 'nmpany
gave a most pfea.sjuag outing to iiharat 1)1 ..r","1/ of their
frit:n.6l, int dation, on :11..x. Ls) afternoon Iznik
when th.t new ly relitted l'ruice steam v... lit made the first
trip of the neross the hay b. Lulu.. th anal back
The afteriebei was Mae mei vviimi that it
11e43U/1.1 lamie to stay 41111 up in lieu,4 Silavit the fresh
hew. • `vcri• '•1 .... ale•ltt the IL.). atel tho
toppmi wavelet. fall ..n oar Saul.. S. the friends
aecej.te.l the kind ins hallo.. stills mach and a
cheerful party WerU ae5•ii.1.1....1 on board als.ut lialf•pabt
two. k:veii Use Pile 11.-r tolls u re retunn• lAo the v iints.rs
who lia.ll heen so sharp as to in.inage to pay quietly, anal
wane anal biseuits were provided on Issipl, at the elail•
luy mat. The beautiful steam yacht, for :11 years air
twos, a favourite in Weemonth Hay, looked fresh as when
off Smdt ICasselrs side at tir.t, for she has during the
wititer been idiiced on the gridiron and thoroughly over-
hauled saul relittml All her I.laek Iroll work lual been
seraped to the isiotal. carefully (Aaliiilol.l aUII re-Id:eked,
mad lave bright iron every iii.•ll of it I.s.ked over, every
la•aring, every Paint, every crank, every u heel, everything,
all seen to, an.' the parts even in the least worn, restored,
for prevention ix better than cure. On the re•coannenees
talent of the Company us must mingratzilate them on the
capital staff of °divers idel servants. lb. lzrew makes a
111-an affable said courteous chain...an of directs.rs, 1414.
W. (*.semi an exi.erieneml and attentive co ...... olore, Mr.
S. J. Fowler is the perfection of a secretary, working as if
the whole aUCCCAs of the Conipany depended on him, end
making every olio feel at !tome, Mr. flouring is a Jolly
anal withal a quiet, inzassit ttt i tt g steward. A• for Mr.
liatill, ha,, WaS 110 wrantasl in his .luties a. eaptain, awl the
hospitality .1 the comistily an well .lispezieedi lay others,
that for a n tttttt ent we forgot to give hilla the proper place
slue to his lest ; but when the higher of the com-
pany are away, • is ttttt re attentive than Mr. flail!, and
tIOWII below Mr. Iliml, superintendent engineer, ably and
carefully performs his part. The passage out of !norlsum
Was amonapanied by the admin. of Nlessrais S 41101,
who seem al t ib.rt sail parecl of the ship. The wind
was a little against im as we Si lit out, but at, delightful
was the freslmess of the los•ze that the very weakest
sailor who hadn't 5t.4 her of his sea-leAs was 11011.01C111.01
With maul dual,. ibrOlrielladerd 011 the l'ile
gave Us a Cheer as we stArted off for the n 1.4 trill
of the season, awl • mliately %ye opmae,i portiand
Roads. and noted that while tip. Nothe Fort is near coin-
-I,leime an,' looks fureahlalde with its
iron shield. and terrine 1:1111A. the groat Fort at the
Breakwater end 111.4:111s 01111 1., islll,l,wo I, a framework
of giant timbers. Every vi.itor Is, Weymouth knows the
i view, the pretty eafrve of the " Front 'of Nlelmmil.e
one of the healthiest towns in the worla I, where the pursot
of fresh water is supplied to eiery house, sisal the. clearest
of salt water laves the cleanest
.1‘..1 it is not
only iss externals that Matkuaaahi, Regis is clean ; her
thorough system of drain:ea: has Leen plannetl by that
great engineer, Sir JOllll 12.0.010, and the estuary of her
pretty little stream the Wey, is preserved from isdlution
lay • 1111t111.1Ve .lain, canting Oyer &KUM). Anal Melcomhe
!Weis is ready to go forward in the march of
ilaapraae-
went' there are beautiful piddle ens e m , at the xtree
northof the town, on that ticeulalalll to the right, att.' in
that angle to the left., stim•uzsdell I.y c.,nvenieni I -401
on two sides. "This by the way, although the gardens ran
detll fr ttttt our steauner's 'lock, as she paddles arr to
the white clialk culls. Ilere the land, with its undula-
tions at 1.0111114011 !till and Isnelishape4 dale, has been cet
its sharj.ly anti lay a giant knife, leaving tiae chalk rearing
up in itrecipi•azs twrpeielieular from the sea•line hi where
a trifling coat of vegetation I.arely hides the leirren chalk,
atel lien: again, the landslips have been gra.l".l, and Isaac left alterllahl 1111:111CA of green slopes anal bare
chalk. Further, the great bowl of Itingattal Olguni 10
our view, a pleasant j.stOral scene, shag in 011 north. and
east, and ws,..t lay lac:Hilt:: anal ,edy open to the
bunny south, 0/1 as basis side its green fluids reach to the
very shore. A warm and tansy id•voe must Risigstead
but there are few trees and fewer lemses to tweak the
sheet of hglat green. 'list' n,4 notimable is that on the
hill ha the east, reumb fr aiiv thai...,•• like miglils.Ars
Sisal stmigliug not far from the edge of the cliff. Wislt
could have indumal :say one to pereh atieh a re..i.10.,
there, far away front the convenicipam .4 civilised lip
Au we draw nearer to our .lostination there app..Ars
another kind .1 strat on the cossd ; the chalk line hiss
iti front of it projections ..f a grey rock. standing eat in
fentestie forms- Appanzotly there ti•-. 1 r•Welerty been a
coizat• line of sfritshme or sandstone, thsaaau,tla militia the ..ca
lias worn ita was- ha the chalk behind, anal the hartigepArli
of this grey Cask i.ndeet like Inn tre.ses int.. the wares, la
Idaees there tire little bays the itoin-r line forme.' .1
tee chalk tlie entrance ibirtly protect.. .I by the grey rich
That strange natural an-Is spai " • a small channel 1.11.<
, water accuse, Lobs. 110. 4.101 of aol.lc sach Ital Ural pier,
114. re is another, the frowning 11.4"-e Wall. imainst whose
frowning sli.uff.lers tile Sea 11,•N' 414511101 1111 f
What nsu.t it blue been ..11 that terrible night when the
Ma.l..ira sir: • A at lier a.• asalales off (id,
wind .lead on More : To vastly .liffenlit
now, the I.:lit breeze is just enough to give the waves a
eouithene,lcrest, make oar...Wainer lively,'' soul I.low out
of 114 all the cares .1 la en.., Atilt now we reed. „t
. another hill oirinomited by is ilivg.M.lf (we have paged
Preston anal lb.:della, and and flow many
1110111 sac ain't &i) land again the 1.1,...k sn,i white of •
coastguard hollso comes in sight this tissue on Use top of 3
afrep hill. hi, en agaiii is the ;grey psis, and there is
another loess of the same stratum on the other side of the
'..ve. and inside, fAr this are int.re chalk
cliffs of Albion. UZ.serve LLI We swing round into the
t!ove what a treinzielous upheaval there must have been
ha set those Ix, pillars of Ilerrules on either bide. Or
Wass it • great " settlement" between Uzzit chalk and thc
gritstozie that left this, valley, afterwards eaten out into
the rove t The temPerature inside here Is many .legreee
hcos...o,t...te,m,ratntithyaziwitre,.o.uitanignl.l.,,,ithlue,t3Lavvea:n•ro,
azintaihal:tt
mauidsonthturernfg,ctubleasanyk.hsisrht.ti,
, rd Imlrty l'apt. William announces that vv.e. may lane. , for kalf.e•shour. This is an unexpected treat, an.
the ladies are anxious to avail themselves of the
t aid whirh enables a to w the Plank
, fettis thet alk
fort and without fear. Well ! • •ryone know'
Lulwortli, the Malvent of Weymouth Itaye a , 'nd we needss>
no :Imre to those win. d...n`t know it than a' f'W
Weytnovith, and triii scrims the Mew Hs the Prince, onze,17m
, an hmir of r... hills. and curious spars, anal now.—
* Sisalruants,quaint cottages and hill-patlm appareute
leading into el:tram:lN and pretty giusletut, anal eran.e,
biscuits, and cool lies-crag., and me are ready far tb
return voyage. The steamer's hell sounds, we ke4= tthan .•
etage, awl off out of that little oven below, the f•en
to the open ima. The wind Is with us, and the retain
:wide in Sybaritic comfort. With waTIII aft breast
luxurious cushions, and ernOoth lea, pleasant eeene

hilt WORMIIIP QV liscrltea --The howled stores of
Messrs. Penny and Snook, High street, were observed to
to running eine on Monday night, awl intuteeltately it
was discovered a number of people swat-west like bees
about a honey pet, with all ports of ..ups, to dip up the
stuff running down the gutter, • mixture of wine and
Itutter dust, Down went setae of them on their knee., and
in their case it was literally true " their mouths shall be
filled with gravel." lake really another witte+trinker
torero them, they "ate dirt ;" but probably they soLared
themselves. with the proverb 'We, tall eat a peck of
dirt before we die." I Yuikshank might, if he had seen the
wallowing erowd, filling their ~,,, uths with that which
satislieth not, have addasl another Irene to his faruous
picture. The leakage rould not be reached fur some tiine,
as the store IS fastened with two lucks, 4one key held by
the Custonis atithorities, and another by Mr. Snook, awl
when at last they did get in, they found that the cask of
she that had burst was in the lowest tier, andiron's that
last tier the wine wits strickllng in a stnain. The converse
often happens, when the tears of widows and orphans
stream down on account of the husband and father's thirst
for intoxicating drinlL
31.1. KEREL liktaitY.—The fishing for mackerel has
commenced in good earnest, and with great surceset The
few fish noticed as having arrived last week were but pert
of the advance guard of the great shoals that were monies
Idle channel, and from which raptures had been made in
Mount's Bay, and other Cornish parts. The shoal at the
end of last week and the commencement of this, had gut
as far an the West Bay, and our fisherman have begun
to take thousands. tin Saturday they were tolerably
plentiful, and on Monday the scenes on the Beach were
exciting, lath. morning oneboats of cbiekerel, shot its
net apparently in the thick of the shoal, for it enclosed •
full netful, reckoned at PLOW, which, at the prices then
ruling in london, would have lean a year's fortune for
the fiahermen. It is however, quite ree.ible to have two
tench of • geed thing, and, when they nulled to land, ,
the roughness of the surf, and the amazing weight of suetu
a catch broke the net, the bag of it went to sea, and the
fisherineu lost their prey. The fish, however, did not
altogether escape, many were killed by the rough treat-
ment of net and rea, awl to hen the lag watt washed'
ashore, now torn and broken in pieces, thousands of the
fish were also strewing the beaeh. About 5,000 were
captured, out tel the great netful. In the at tern'sai
another net had the misfortune to take more than it e.eibl
hold, the lag broke, and a similar thing happened; but
this time only about 1,20 U were secured. There were
see eral nets at work, met many cart, of all kinds were
entaiged in the traffic to the elation, cowtiderable numbers
being sent off. The mice fell from 2s. a dozen in the
morning to Is. lid. per dozen at nights
A TALL 11111.0 BICITLIII3.—Otir bicycle ridera are
determined to advance with the spirit of the age, and ill
place uf the old low rattling wheels, we have umehines 12
Indic. high very c ~,,,, ; but the rage is now for Ett to
IM inch machines, and Mr. G. Dominy 1+ determinesl to
ride the high horse. lir. Icy the all of tools and machinery
lent by a local engineer, has built unte himself one BO
inches high. The wheels are of the tinder kind, having
wire spokes and V iron runs, the latter rolled by stesial
machinery. Each spoke is capable of separate suljustment,
so that the wheel shall he perfectly true. The rubber
tires are very massive and bound in the V groove by a
circumferential wire, which wire Ic. ice' Iby a tiewly-
.l. signed ' making it al st intiescible to be
destroyed by the rough surfaces of the road : :Ose, the
rubber tire has nearly two feet compresued in it more
than the cireutefereles of the wheeL This cotillara.i.ra
ha. many advantages ; it makes it eliii...t to
rut by ',brava, tte., and its aahl Icy it. pisailiar action
to give alsait two mile+ gain in 20. lit the body Part,
there are steer:ll oletailea improvements. alai the front
learino,itelarrangeiumit+ are adjustable laterally toevojd
all ehattering by wear. 'Die bark sheet nue. on at 'tell.
i.,„„d bolt, :owls., designed as to be adJustable laterally
anti in the lore, :tie' at the same t' attached to
It. fork, and al-. proof against grit This itionater
machine is inolitib..l by tn.t sta,lo4. noel lay its
caner. Mr. 111. Donator, and we are given tin ..... ierstato
the terueiic, and tittle: lets leee lea,, IT this latter
gebtlemau, 51.1 is iu the el . .. ion of practical eittine,,,
perfeerion uuu sorkmatehip.
FollisTyhs. tee., Lot
I,ll;:r•ty'rEp‘RTritl,llllS.,T.:l..-:-.,l:l7Market strung i Tuueilay
eve: it,: I oa, onn
ki„,„mbly ttoenut, and int:owned an Ike
usual by a
capital house. There swat s iossl tandy both in 11061.-iiiii
sod slid the eiscort, wore very iiiiintrant
am...peeled, atm alut played iteetrorm,...l
ode...lions Mr Jo•vph ('harks mew • (..ya.k.
stele Bro. 11. suatewarren followed, and rue at, 03.1 to I
hi, IMO+ impnoasi. Mr Detect. ha. eh-s. Imps...red ; h.• capital hall at oith te,te Mr. Ostia:le 'nog' fasrle
tool usl Mr Wistuoil ; the latter vas.. thlIonel" lieu. .
Jl. ikacy rare an Irish ...lig ill oof listmeneely apphohlea ; moss lied se. rarale hs.k the
W. T.
Illoomell gave " lloetenteralferJoe," stet elielted mut* applause by his linghl.f., and Barnum laughter by hls get up: Mtn very prettily gave tt ILIt shall Idu when Aunt it:utiles&
di,„, r. she at. Ileservoll)' applauded. line tt B Ervin...ode
made liis sevon.l &mealtime° this time I,u .. crira 3/..ry
such l•ang very Mantahly hudesul. Itso, W. It I',
Jeffery rave a are version of the •• Weeping Willer," to the
I tufo, of the poptilAr
, faveurite with the Juvenilia. hr. Jelkry was .11Conr.1 like '
' several .4 Mune who preecaeal him ; but he very Judie-ion." !
el dined to lengthen the entertainmetit In the seemel part ,
1,. Condon I osislv gave ate Irish roa& song, aed
was moat 5UCC....4111, an Slut Here T 'few esbury 1,. ' I saw
Esau kissing Kate.' Miss Jeiatay ht.. I sweetly wed uvraystly
mug •• W.s.l you tell law why, !total'," and Mr lIMMISeII, Who
c••• ttt itt impreve and lees blame,: very setts.rior in his
singing 1., what lie M wheouu W Mill tint at these enter-
tal ttttt ems. uetie'Uded till. "Thu Lancashire last." The encore
songs we have net noticed, tiny were so num:rows ea to he
alumna a hire, making the hour very late After all Bus
stitgae• and ilanciug there was a ballet &action, ,etove in
Vottah7e," Odell w en r) 111
t tel.ifilnvily. and wn. en" tee ideht,„ a
:stake°, much, atthough in Itself it is stareely so good as the
one we mw at Christmas. The performers were most suopoduL