The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-11-04 00:00:00

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DORCEIMITIIII. NOVEIKBiII 411, 1184.

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Moeda, short of • jadloin isvestignion will emir
Man up the !apiary of the Aston riots The Ba-
lalaikas Oomemeativem flatly oontrediot the onto-
mane manned la the &pension' reed I. the Hones
og Opiunoal by Mr. Mumble:lan but alms the
depodekaam wen not made la say "mums of matter"
Is the legal seam no prossoution for perjury is ma-
lanai& It is bard to mee in what nape the Mint
an be brought before the Courts, mos" indeed. in
she nape of • promotion foe 000mpirroy, • fain of
Droned* when involves assay difilaultiee. Aped
from the lateen& Intaohlog to the subjoin matter of
Tharsiay night's sleben, the mamba may be here-
sies' deemed stasmorabl• m the fleet formal pitched
bean between two men who or. looked span or the
futon leaden of their respective parties. Mr.
Chamberlain not only recorded • victory over his
opposes*, but made the greatest parlianseatery
sesers of lila political We.
It will so doubt be remembend at the dinner of the
Caolsesier Aviculture! Society, Lord Allusion
advised all who had any spud eovenigna to put them
on Seadiway for the Cambridgeshire. We believe
IMO patleamso followed his lordehip's Melee to their
met. Raerriag to the sans'a Mien, Trine says
13emidivray got on well, sad wee "bong I. frost" mid
ankles @tram rumlog daring the drat part of the
teas bad. 01 the Red Tod, aim looked am If she would
vla easily ; but, literally, to the twiak'lag of.. eye,
she wes beaters Wag appareetly either it the eon of
hes tithes, or nee arable to go the pan. How this
mania Ile lie be nomalled with Mr Damaster form we
do aoll sadenamd, mid it is not surprises's Mel the
Duke of Westmineese aid Lard Allogtoa we., in.
km* *mord at het asexpeond oallseme.

This roar* party aro rattier hardly treated by the
K. twat braciltra &wordlist to 81s Stritied North.
ar6a, Lord Raadolph Obarohill ir a " boon t; " *ad
arraidiag to Kr. Ohaiaberialli, Sig Hairy Wold la as
" lirilud." whilst, wooed* to Lori Roadolph, Mr.
Ohaiaberlala Is • Warta This Agaretlvr styli ot
aratelbtai opposer by land*/ them 6* aalaals
spun out • Mir Ilidd. " Tbo hosourabhi Apse,"
"la. boaoaroblo baba's." the ham/able Joidiara,"
"She hosoarable yam" "KU (Ma itiPPormg •oat
Wow* the caul mod* ol addrisslag • poUtwal
oppowist Is &bat*.

111 Is • somartist leitmotivs °mamma upon oar
galley la Ireland that lad yam a form of away
11,000 Mime sad ms• was found amessary to garden
Illis ermatty, while °ply 1420 were statlowed la Sod-
laud. II elm, however, something Is dorm to Mono
the Sid& laud system. It Is mars than probable that
ete elan my slimily bars =Wm Ireland upon our
bawde starer buss. Already the Skye trotters sr* la
• date battlethip oa Million, while those of Tine
NMI passed a resole/den Ila miss a traot of had by
fame. U It It not pima op to Mom withia • staid
period.

Clews Mashie alarm has been mused by the istelll•
mos that Omega Gordon la in the betide of the
rebel& Strums to soy the news was list published
by • Paris newspaper, and tide rives room to doubt
fle vernally. It allayed the fears of the public to read
Skis nava*/ la the Bailleh dailies that up to a We
1... la* aliht the Government bad received no
isformanica whenever respeotitiv the reported fall of
Klassecian and °Ware of Gators' Gordon, and In
sibilsl Oilliall the news Is believed to be entirely
without foundatloe.

• Posy-Orrios hes beet op awl at Chiselborne,
sad Mr. John Riggs appointed sub-postmaster.
tat
ik LPL MIAMI, Q.C., the Chancellor of t Diocese of
Salisbury, has appolotel the Rey. George
Pegei, Mirk. MA., vicar of St. JallaWh' H "ergot.
to. be s Sarrogoo for granting licences for Friars
i' la sad throuthoat the &ones,
A Ronan bel ander to Mr. 0. Jesty. of Piddle
kr.,,ibid.. was b•taeg 114 to the river am the White
Hart wee. Is broke away from Lb. buy laA e 15..... eafti
attempted to eater the hotel. In Its promos to the
bet the mined kloked dowa several doors, and caused
other damage. The horse was ejeoted or promptly as
possible.
Tim Dosoessgran EDZlOtriT.—lcateutrioas have
bees received as Chatham for the 10 Battalion of
the Dorset Regiment, which arrived at Chatham •
fortaight ego, to be held In reelloese to proceed to
South Airier, at tirenty•four boors notice. The men
bore passed a medlosl exemistailon, and those nobt
for salve service will. be sent to the depot
Tar ISZI7AORD111•11 COIOE/Cr Or • SALlallOar
TamoilllL•l4—Mr. Samuel George Smith, 00111 dealer,
of 61, Fishertcroartreet, Salisbury, whose extraordiarry
°ordeal we repo lest week, was sulks*, It
=from religious mania. A et thresent wee
by him after be was taksa into custody. It
was headed, 'An axaot desoriptiou of the Dsy of
Jadment, ae wen by Sunned George Smith." sad
showed oonoluslvely that the writer was sufferiag
bout religions resale One passage lull explains why
he skipped himself. "I was oommauded "he nye,
"to pell off my clothes sad oast sway all worldly
Maga • Hiked I came into the world, sad naked I
mon appear in the compel, of bagels.' " Mr. Smith
wee formerly • farmer at ler., near Yetarlaster, and
lowa keows hi Wits sad DormS.
!num. 13.11111.0 L—Two men named Cob and
Sydealtans were brought h•fore R. Williams, Esc.,
nerd E. Pearce, Esq., oa Friday, at the Shlrehall.
sherged with dsuakenness sad ooatralttiog wilful
=silt, is the previous alert. It appeared the
sts, who were the worse for driak, learded the
old Tell House oaths Obirrznlaster-road was • public-
bones, sad as the "landlord " did not admit them
(Here beiag la fact nobody in the house) they
mamba the wladew and door.—John Squibb said he
wss worlds' seat the old toll gate when he
saw Gab war the door of the home. He weal
up aed found the door broken la. Sydealera
fold willows be weal round the garden, but
scald Roe igel aaybody to opea Use door.
George Goddard said be was working war Green's
boom is Thursday shimmy and saw Gosh earl
neer the home. Oak picked up
li=asealdt=wit at the home. They appeared to
him to be very " drisky."--Jamee Gran said he left
Ms 11001,1 sees atter two on the day is gaieties, first
loskine the doer sad lesvWg It all right. About heli-
port Ise be was called by Goddard. sad whoa he got
boos be dosed his window smashed sad the door
bunt open. Ilse doer was damaged. There were
eaves pease of glow broken in the window. He
gonad tie deleadants still steadier In the road. He
inked them what they had ham doing, and they said
they had dose nothing. He gays them in °barge of
the pollee The damage amounted to lia. or 10r.
They had no right In the house. They appeared to
him to be sober, but he suppoesd they had had drink.
—P.O. Rielaste atatiosed at Dorchester, said on
Phanday afMrsoon, about qu whir-past three, Mrs.
Ilaof Hedge Sad. rams to the station asal °oar-
that two men bat stopped her on the
aster.rowl, an I she wetted polies protection.
Whores waits with her is far as the Toll-house and
hi found that the windows and door had been broken.
He west auto C7barallaalter a :lb Me. Speak.. and
she pointed Its two delendeate out to him. They
west Into the (Impasses Ina, sad wham Pone
171 them, wires they said tiny knew nothiag
Delsadaate were both drank, sad the lead.
lady refused to serve them with any more beer. Gosh
wee vary drank sad ray excited —The Rev. Mr.
Bermes 'polar for Omsk He bad form wly suffered
from the silage of drink, but during the last six or
seine years he had been • total abAiantr without
Maier say sosiety.—He had so far re-established his
Obanisker, sod h• (the rev gentlemen) was extremely
sorry Wm bad ocoarred.—The del endaahr were lined £1
sash, laolading costs sad damage.