The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-01-15 00:00:00

POOLE.

r is stated that the South Western Railway Con •
paoy hare bought up tbs shares of the Riegeorrl
and Christchurch proprietors, sad that the Christ.
obsrob and Bournemouth enemies will be complstai
in six months.

THE RIFLE BAND. —I 1100, Mike I CIOFFOTODdent.
• parafFsipb in your piper of lb. Bch. "Sung that
the bind belonging to the Poole corps is hamming
defunct. As bon. OM of the heed. I beg betel.
that you have been misinformed, it hating nese
attained such efficiency as at the prises time.
Plena contradict the stetemeet, es it sight teed to
damages..
MB TICIIBORNI BA ROE BELO —Tin Upton
&tate, near Ibis 10.0, forma pert of the property
which will be claimed by the alleged Sir Roger
Tichborse, as the beiriat•law of the late Sir Edward
Doughty, Bart, who resided for many year. at
Upton noose. The old black earns of the family,
Audrey Bogle, who is referred to as having arrived
from Anstrelia with "Sir Roger," was well known
in Poole, Wring heed Is the serene of Sir
Dinghty /or many yeas at Upton Hoses. Bogle
was twin serried, kin and wife wee busied in Hen,.
worthy oherohysid, and Use usemoriel mese withal..
issoriptiou, "Pray kir tbe Odd ofMisabedi Bogle,"
seeding se it does nes elm esterase to ffie oburob,
moot fail to attract do who* of Amos' every
pares who enters the billklisg. His essowd wife
we believe is buried at WiDolsismor. It is not at all
improbable, we should imagism, Ikea Sir Roger and
Bogle may visit Poole before los&
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A Ponermrr or Ma. Dern iMirMOVIL tree
not mush se by Mr. Denby dynamos ereapad‘e
Ido no4lmgloe that be d•ltheretely inloaded to mi.
repreatat awl slander Hr. Bright; for, the truth la 11r,,
Seymour 'savor does anything deliheratelv. 04, ham
woes I may oall • heram-ssernot mind—ii I may nee
colloquial word—eolloquial, but in the
istirerthelem with theme meanings attached wild. rash,
giddy; • maid. is abort, Mat warm ma
.d7itittrlkOd Aad. There are mealy sash minds is
the Hones of a.... They are i 5.... tens Meyer
enough, and ocarionallr seats; but they are restless,
unsteady, and as utterly inespabie of quietly poodering
• subject and stedying it to distiorer all its bftrisis
and ramilleationa, as a swallow is of settliag
long epos the ground. Mr. Bernal Osborn*
has a mud of We sort; and hones it is that,
charmed as we are by his wit and moved to hieghter hr
his rollicking fun, nobody thinks of trusting to lais feats
or taking his logical cratelnaone without sandul
*gemination. ond Mr. Denby Seymour is lb. ante
Osborne—minus. though, his wit sad Ohm Mrs
acayinour, like M. Debora' seises held of apparent
facts, never pondering sad etaminiag newt.' woarteta
whether Way really be hate. It is enough for him
that they have beets pruned to him as sterling elan sod
that they bare the outward appearaime of it. I sup-
pose that them is as men in the House whom bets Twee
critical and weed examinaldoe more than *est off
Mr. Seymour; and, of course, the as.. peealiatty of'
mind leads him to reason taeorreetty ; for, if a calai•
' cannot calmly and quietly study and eseartain th, truth.
of his preinhas, you may be awe that he 11Same4 meat
fatly. Now, it ie net easy to moos carriectly upon •
sound premise.; but if the premises or faits he ail
wrong, and the ressoning all wrone too, you get into the
most psi pieced of enihrogli.a. Ws, Man, Ith •ha.
raiser of Mr. *vacated Naiad. It .me! have ventured
i et call it, a haremaissram mind; seal if you will take
the trout.* in the 114 M which I have gives you, to read
his seta* and letters, yes will Sal that, strange Se
they am they are not uesieroweitable. Noted, espahl.
al n Luting o aid have thought that Hr. Bright odd
that all the land of Scotland was to the beside of glean
proprietors, nor that he eapreaerl • wish that the p.ne
ought to legislate for the rich. Five wthrutee relleotios
would have oorminced Mr. &wooer that Were mast be
some mistake in both ems, bet that is essetly what
Mr. Seymour to incapable of giving to outprablest.--
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