The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-20 00:00:00

Berget Canntg Expreog,

DORCHESTER, 81 kY 20th, 1884.

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THE ELECTION PETITION AT POOLE,

Whether the petitim, which he. beim lodged against
the return of Ar limns, will be needy carried out is
• matter of some oensiderab.e question. laud. How
I. pretty freely, bat not to the extent tits promoters
would wish. At present the ;natter rests as follows :
Messrs. Youog an 1 Smith have beau to London sod
Aped it, nod Moos thou Mr. Bldg., the Conserva-
tive Election Agent, has lo iged so objecti to them
as sot being persons of qualtliirliuooua. Uunsequently
il the 1.:,10) rj lire lAf gusra Le i 4 not depoeited
within the next two or three day:, the objection will
hies to be trio I before • " and If found
to be uphst I • few in ;re daps grace will be givers.
The hope ia atilt fondly c ;cashed by awns last Mr.
Waring will yet consoot I, commt the borough at the
metal election, in which case all proceedings would
be allowed to drop.

The Ravuiny Nrs of Fri lay. ii,wever, tinder its
"ParllameLtaryU irsip." has the filo wing :—" We
Wave the beat auttkurity I 4: saying that even shAtif
the Radicals mucosa in their remarkable awl to
promotes petition against Sly. Herds, et Poole, and
so sold the electi,n, Ir. Wariai will nut again come
forwerd fur the catatitueLcy, as is uoauthuretatively
stated la 'attire. aid name I. bAug mentioned
sparely by way heater, col be.:aute the Radical'
feel no other canblate c Add have a chance evilest a
Coswertati ye."

Lord Salisbury loss beau at pains non tha defeat
of the motion GI Canute to explain ton the passing
of nob a vote dues not neonsitat• the resignation of
• Ministry, an I be aided • presnant hint of the
poselbility of a Whig or lioalitim Ministry, .1 an
shaman to Mr. Glaistms'a, If these:
Was, tannins erith the historlo foots upon womb they
non founded, bad been placed before the public
Wore instead of after the Jte wai takso, it would
hare been more to the {Joint. Mr. Gianni and aim.
oaken who do not wish to give " • blank cheque " to
Lord EnliebuiT, inig6t p nibly haws bent r-assured.
II Ii tbe talk, lades 1, io political circles that Mr.
Oneltim and some other Whig. have been csnsiderlng,
dam Lad Sall/ll:arid speech, whether the blank
elisque mlght n .t safely be given, if it were made in
!avow of L,rJ ,r 1 disbury i,m coljuaction male then.
*vet It it •iiid that riog,tl alorai have gmr far as
akle, tluti an anangement has been male by several
of the leading Whigs to Lunt L I isllsbory t talk
over the situation.

Upon the reonnciliati—m—w—hioh was patobed up the
°Sher day between Lord Salisburi and Lord Ran tolph
Olourebill, It was un ler stood Lord Randolph
woad return I, ho p oitioo us President ol
the Union of C inservative Associations. This, how-
ever, was not absolutely settled until Friday. A
eertain section of the 0 ,nwsrvatives ware lo (*your of
putting Earl Pero, It • this post. The o .detaioo
of hie name with Lori Randolph's wall voiflosi,t.
Earl Percy belooors t • the oil sohool, &al ta I. favour
of Lord Sali,bury's if •• of part, inansreinaut, an 1
opposed to Lord Rand ilph's. Northuo,•.:-1 awl lionise
provided • Conservative c&ull ate fr Weil ininster at
b. bra4loction, and the I .0;1 lesdeis .of the party
won enareely oonsuLc I iot in otter. It is jest this
isikulah London directorate ..f the party which 1. ma
Randolph opp sses, and in this the provinoial member.
01 the Party &Arse with hbil. Hi. Utlallill2 lug
re--alsotion to Ow rh jrL of the onion lasses the
reorganisation of the porty on a noon popular hook

The &elm of Finney v. Ga'my'. is alm ,et rivalled
In intermit by another ome, which will also so m be
reached, In which Lb, dune di, ,fletters of a vary hgh
fnuotiouary wiil la unfolds I t the wolf.
Tbe learned person iu questi Isida private weretary,
who was a you.; barrister. The private secr• 17
had the raohness to be on, enamours I of the Jit,lge'd
daughter. They lac (me duos; (1. The father rebus I
his ocaseak aid li•usisse I his a or t
ki thrssaWned t leave th,s lot r siri of, and wont as
las as to advertise he e'f as a music tesc'ler. Her
brother, ale a !mt.','. rt • , I,i • to eller (c'elitei
the ez-privat.., sco ry 0 is rn hi the latter
regarded as If •rlii ve, al I au action (4 HMI is the
result Tho plaur.tif will Coo Wet his owes case, but
the Men lent ha, 014.4,t1 tw of the Iweenn.t coun-
sel of the day I. appear for him. It is sioealer that
two such eminent members of the Beat* shoold be
driven like other delegdeuta 1,4 love tivair dirty linen
washed for them iv public.