The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-25 00:00:00

POOL'.

A Douai., Lien Dummy Rounarimotrnt Leo
POOLE. —The work of doubling the line on the 8 nab
Western Railway betwiwn Bourne Valley .10nctl in
and P .01a will be contutenced forthwith. Ti,. new
be. will bei oast, on the I...rth le of ibe pe,ant
metals. sod tkla will in, dre the wit... Mar of the leo
bridont only, viz., a. 30 Lao at P•rkron-. lea tang to
the Aandbanks. The c,,otraotora are Maws. &fowl.=
aad Bart.
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TH2 Moose bseakfait took plats at the Town
Hall on Sunday. whim Mr. Mate wee eappirtod by
Mr. liwris, XP., the 'car of Si. James' (Cirion
sal a large numher of the geatry mid
inhabitants. After the dejenner. which ww nicely
eerved by Mr. Gown, of the High-street, the Mayor.
in his robes awl gold chain. took part in a pm:orlon
said to be tbe largest men for =my years, sod which
was headed by two butts. and marched to St. James'
Church, when Osumi Williamt preached In behalf of
St. Jamas Schools.

A CLIXICIeII COMPLAInr.—At the Polioeisonrt on
Saturday, before the III•yor (Mr W. Mote) sod Mr.
Alderman Styring, " a ootomercial "—in the silent-
dictionary esnae--was brought up In auto ly, ch vireel
with refusing to do his twit. o.s b dog p1ita.111.41,1 I
the her be bowed to it polio -ly to to., Slouch, g•.o hie
name s• Charles Palmer. sod ',slim 1.1 that be w
travelling I. couch of work, in CAN (1 topes of 'b.,
depression in ths Staffordshire iron trade. He wag
dressed a.a navvy, but his band., which woull hsc.
been well-fitted with an 8 "Dent," did not cc,ry
much proof with thous tb.st be bad blest sootistomal to
, bard work. -Aostordlog to the master's stetesosir,
nit., be had enjoyed tbe hospitalities of tbe sat sbi.ll-
- for • night he was pat to dorm. wood-splittiod.
This he absolutely refused to wisdom, and th,
gases* was that the receipts for thi quarter wool I be
Oh. rnarolfioent sum of ons..•yeath of a penny Oa
less.—H. said be bad no qnsetiona to put, and when
salted what he had to soy, replied :—I slot'', your
worships, that I did &Khoo 1, do the work, awl I
did iii.. protest against tile mliterabl• way in which
I was treated. I wee put In a damp oold cell, In
which wee a heroin sok, iota, oil rug with holism its
It was given to. for a C owsrlug. That wee
all I bad ; the cell was not named. &hi
you know what bitter nights we hare b...
having. It we. down riot brutslity.—The Mayor
&eke I why the prison., was allowed to remain • Iwo as .1
night &Igor refoslog to perform his work.—Mr. Allen,
the in•ffistrafo.' clerk, read the section of the new Act
which orders that veinal, be kept in the house until
nine o'clock the 110 J sud to 'roles if ter their wrival.—
Prisooer Toat's quite right, your worships, but ther.
I. also soother clause In the Act which say. the
Guardian. 'ball provile such accommolation and
clothing Seth., think fit, Now, if they a...bider that
to be a damp cell and an old blasalpet, they must be
very bard-hearted num.—Tbs. Meyer to the gds':
14 the cell warmed. —The hailer: No, sir t bet If I
were to neva e, all tip, want I shoold have to leave
a bottle of poet wine in ••ch of them. The cell wins
O••••ed sot S•ulusublir by the Governmett Inepostor.
—Prisoner : I thought thee:4li was newly erected, and
all I can say la the Government Inspector ought t ba
mate sloop in reply to the Bench, he ti.l be
should make his way back to Steffordshire, a, there
was no work to bo got here —The magietrotas said
they would enspend lodgment to give him an -poor.
trinity of leaving ths town, and the privoner, with
three snore artistic bows to the Bench, mad* off at
" lb. double."