The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-19 00:00:00

WEYMOUTH.

Tu Ltis Moo. Sous RIMANS.—The funeral of this
respeated and valued neorant of the R.,. J. D. and
Mn. Addison. to,ls plane on Friday, the Bth lostant, at
Wyke, the Res. J. D. and Mrs. Addisoo, and all the
members of their femi:y, attended the funeral, and
many of Mrs. Ahrasn's old and particular friends. The
genies wee read by the Bev. H. 0. Floe.
Justice WILL A' AND • Watmonnt
loot paboo sot of the laws lamented judge Wm to obtain
• eommutotiou of monsoon for • sailor named Click,
who wonodod irlth • revolvsr • man with whom a
woman he was attolued to lisd cobabitsted, while Chick
was stews. ths lorisAp considered that Obit* bum.
mitMd his sirs's.o tinier grest prosocstion. Toll DWI
has 'Moe reoeleed • reprieve and returned to his
sortie., and it le to bs bored he will •TJII bejwoolen
in !attire.
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nig Bectwetta WOltss ara oroosediog apses.
From early mem the sound of the pile.driving machine
is beard, driving in th• piles that are to rapport the
great dim. Tbe stating has bees carried out to where
the opening be to be made, and here the pike are very
thick. and the heads of the lain will evidently be of
very great strength, to rand the outward rush of
wow, and support the lock sates Os the other side
of the Backwater, near the en i of the bridge, exceivatlos
end day.bordoe or. osl.tluslly IZOlofir 90. Slid i tram-
way rune from that soot alone the Beckwater shore to
the <weer of the gas-house, where the ballast Is Upped
to form the south-west embankment. Thu work,seerood
(tidy is importenso to the great dam. is wivanoing feet,
but is only made from one end, there being little or ao
eiga of work at the Boot lane end. Every one agrees
that this embankotent is oertain to be of ad and is
harm, and is it has no enemiee, us haps all poesable
if one will be made to oomplets it soar.
Logs OW TIM HUMANITY BIM. —Tbti well•known
Wdmouttt vessel, which bite belonged to the port since
1839, has at lad met • fate oommon to so many vessels,
bet we are very glad to say that her wreck has been
aseeeempanied by loss of life, though the blow is still
heavy, sepseisily for the osplaln and his family. ea she
was not Insured. Her water was Captain Welber,
del all his savings for years were invested in her. She
use ow:sod—one-third deb, by Mr. Webb, Mr. J. W.
Board, end the eept•lo. It mast be • great satisfactios
to the owners that no imputation can reel on them of
laving sent the easel to sea in an Dolt state of repair,
or to soy way ill fouled, for only within the led two
years. £3OO has been laid out on her, the whole bull
was fastened with knees, trenched, and caulked, while
within the four montba, she loas bed an entire set of
new sails. A few mouths ago she was on her voyage
from Heryport to Rotterdam with • cargo of pig iron,
ha company with the William Dyer. They enrsountered
so violent a gale that the Humility's iron was thrown by
her Ditching, from feud to aft, and back asaln. The
Wllliant Dyer bore up for Milford 'liven for safety
of vowel and crew, while the gravest fears were ex-
pressed for the Humility. But the letter kept the
see, sad after lt days knocking about, canoe into
Weymouth, to the astonishment of Mr. Webb, who
Dover expected to no her again. After this experience
Captain Washer said he should never be afraid to put
anything into the yodel as long as he lived. On Sunday
lest the Humility was an her damage from Poole to
Itadern, with pips clay, and enconttered the gale hi
Cardigan bay. She must litre sprung • leak, sad on
Meedey the captain, finding she was sinking, ran
bier on the hawk at Borth, to save life and gear.
All hands were eared, also the ship'. gear; but the
ban was in such • state that it was determined to sell
it as wreck.

MIL ASD Mu. 0. CASZ, on Guns EGVITOL—Thers•
very Limited entertainers appeared on Thursday eyes-
Li UM, to i delighted iv:idioms at the Royal Holed
Assembly Booms. The ettertsinment, for the informa-
tion of Lott who have been so unfortunate m not to
Lire seen Gram Lrerton, we may soy 00Ilaide of im•
osrastation of different oharactors, daring, daoolog,
lestremental mule sod even conjuring; and it was
=hout first-eta...-eta... Mrs. Cu.'. personal oppearanoe
as to outlet the stentlem.n so bra side at onm, •
plump and young-looking blonde, Irith hair of the
faablosable tint, and a most winning smile. bed she said
neLing she would have had admirers, when bibs Gracie
Berton. Mrs. Coes supplomenta these charms by woo.
derful imitation. of various choristers, changing almost
instestamonaly from one style to another immedlotely
opposite. Among her impersonatiom, thst of tho
Broadway Bolls, an American young itdy who since and
dames admirably, was mensal, and the enspioloo of
Yankeeism in lb. pronunciation was not so strong as to
be stressing, but jart go?.. *looney that woo agree-
able rather Lan otherwise. Her "mild young tenor
patio:nab," was wonderful, and her teuor notes very
pleasing and marvellous • sod her imitation of •
conjuror exeollent, in fact all her ohmmeters were true
to the life. Mr. Ogee plays Nautili olly on the pion* and
violin, sad his imitation of florttch bagpipes on th• eon.
sorties wee extraordisary. The whole was of • nigh
elms, sad well arranged.

Oman Firm Sissoons, Thoreday.—Before IL C.
throcidsa, Seq.. and R. if. Iliot.Baq
ANIS Me AUssier and MarA.a, NortAover, private
soldier., were brought op on remand, °barged with
asemalting William O'Sullivan. a fello• soldier, and
stealing • puma and 131. at Portland.
Private 13ornett deposed to seeing Sullivan in the
Terminus Hotel, with a oures and money.
Other soldleas were *ailed ; but their evidence was of
seormnt, till Private Small vu re-oalled. sod said
after the quarrel he heard the prosecutor ask Nortitover
be have • glees of beer.
The Beech having consulted In private. said that as
lbw propitiator bad salted Northover to have • glass of
beer, they should treat tie case as one of oommoo
swam&

The Pressentor : I sin very glad of IL
Mr. 0/oddest said if It had been proved thst tbs
bad boss found In the prisoners' posemion, they
mat ni motsmitted them for tnal to the mass. zest
Mardi ; bat under the circumstances they should Ins
sash primer 10.. sod costs for moulting tba prom-
eater. or ems days hard labour.