The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-15 00:00:00

MONEY wrrIIOUT ISITRICTIBS.

BEFORE APPLYING elsewhere far a loss, mad
tar a Prospectus el the
NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK,
twit's, 51, Queeaarreit, Exeter,
Which will show where rwponsible Borrowers can
imusedlately obtain mosey spas their own security at
a mach lower interest than charwwlB) Lora Ecoletia
or Deposit Basks. NO BURET' Law Costa, or
unaeosnary szpeoessrannaimd. two strictest
secrecy can
be
wret‘sa'oired64arniel!,. Apply "ma"
GatvEGE W. FrrOMPSON,
Manager.
N.4,•7Dintosoo no object. Fire mosey solvairced by
leak daring ter waTel. (wears moods
" TWO
no pod opptioodos rotoiod.

\WILLIAMS' OHILBLADT LINIMXTIT.
Owe or two TS/was will, witiwat
eradicate aahrokes all ewes Owes of the not
severe kiwi. la betties ed. la. met.

NVITAI(' ANTI-DOLORIO DROPS,
rive Instant WU( hi Tootimba. la Bodies
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MANHOOD. • IsassaL loamr ea the tiralsoo sad OW
coders of the roptadaatlve own Is yam*, raaltood i
old with Otasrootioor au tie Tiatierrat am Caro o
NatoomlzMo, Physical Delittly, Lowers at SplrlOY
Am Win the malt GM pars' oroarotot Drattoo D 7 .1. I,
'La, 11, milouszsanum nocamuy.
Lamm w
“ogww. cw Lamoce.-771h Thotroad. —Ably rattan sad
=daretbas the mann al Yaw dimoota which widow
la yam* Sr more treepasiely prosertaro oil ort."—
DflellooraTitZian"="it
Do la tar bora at yoatli mad
ail tea IS la • maul poliloolioa. Artasplag tAr trarmsat
Ili 11 deli %pi Illd•difil Iliiil IWO too lon boat Hal
Yr DM at owl —l7oHat Ilkwoloo iroort.
Wia :IN ligi I. Bisliedisi. 11. Clunia

L°MYER'S bIMPLICII, HAIR LWOW will dartia
A./ to the tomer 'bade triir that is atisialtdagy wldlalla Awl
tan days; bat where imam a ansaawalitg all Oil
bent and temples the Sulphas Weil
rendering it uoillatingaishable fres tlrrtira
=—Lann Bottles Is. ad anal, ell Camilain ara
fort 'rim uu. at [...km' &gym Hair
Banoter le now regl.wand under the Ad 1175 as •
auk work. sad mai not he Inataaal.
' "001:10H BALSAM" has a
WlLZ"liffEloaderfal alma la
a=sadk deamaartammadtlllerr. Inbrarta.Vl3l sle,
lima It aad bola . , inaaa
last tiald4la tilf="ittell amen aa
lion to In OMNI of oaranuopalaa, lauremenTr us,
rabid, aad lakes In Its saran tin
A gaga dos* tiara whoa &dna* anaakaas all
isig lboow. thanandyna will usually Et ii,
imam •11140111. In Beals. 7frd.,, imo
ILI ma b. k=
ruebottle beers Übe
, Willi • MR, tils Ulidt gm"
Woraeolli.

T.I Atte' SILZOTED OOD LTV=
si=dl Par% Palsgzd Tristan.
This OU has r ce two
youtaldas. It is selorled Irak great can am asarat
us pm*. Ingham. sad freedom tram all asasseas trala.
mid it Is gasaiatsad io bs as doh sad gdoi,__la,L,al
ha obtalaid trans aay source. Every ele_irr...—
rb=tri: tg.agrigileL Wri ja-osiss sisdalso
lag Mao b. Id. Bottles, at ga esti rare gralia• Wee
Ism thiftastare thus—
V. WILLWat. th• Mawr Zoom

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D trasetat ire. Lord Peanut thought crest care 'herald be takes es to • 11111 new before the Roue of 0411m004 Mereemed a
the answer to be given. No objection it eld he taken to
Cu" wilt be e'en to nwiletraitim at Petty Semirms •
the &cum of the right hon. gentleman (Mr. rimer); but t Bill will pro entity bo pesos& so that What the alters:
----to---- to ~...,,,,," A. Cotir, that the r,,,,era or the prams Con. Memo of the nose of s«ises will have the effect of Mews
pot= Sumatra W
—Captain Willie, th. Gomm. =omen wee that the Niece was in every vrq
.eeeelt- lag the number at trials at .19 tarter B.eoloss, the result of
mem
limped.
01 path, for the
curt...
4.4 h.. ‘at., and H. Hainstyn a jwimelit Milt 1,421140. They. the Bill will be to losses as number of trials at those
lend his soma for the peat year, fru. witch urged that As report ma to the cella was not • report OIWU Seelewee, T ,6h. 0,4.,1.. ....tea
.. a...
....ey
, tying that the building was unsuitable tto serious character; but oas or t were rather diBareat
we leers that the ire force c 'seiete of .ta es' was contemplated by the Act The report on certain room. from whet ordinarily a Nadir their sodas. No 19 on
pereono-ome constable to 4,443 sons and 1,109 of the . aat a Toed .to H. gate of • whole haunt Oa the Weeder was • die=raf upsets( • plass of counter-
pupulatios. In 1878 then were 82 indictable °frescoes, investleatlon of the books at ths bl tot they found live felt ode, but the meow of swab coltrases Is tit.* they
against 96 in 1877. Foe offence' determined Inspectors bad co...tilled the (tool to be everything required were committed knowbis, ana the j mom outsider
3,263 wsre__proceeded against ;fa by the Act. letli ft into of the older mm ne
member" would whether the man k
summarily, persons w he the coin that it
1877 the member MA 2,023. The number of persons remember Kr. Perry corning to luspuct. tad Mr. Player 1 was amutterfeit. If the gird fen feud he awed it
wl h swells on the police in the ear, lan and ctbortet;eore "rttli e'lat:trinraanardetat:llli° t° lost It; altetbee 11.0PA•eteee mid 18 was rams& they maid
eateicya
respectively.
were
24
..a
31.
sty
were riot...at
..441,,,,rt
to
tei,t,„
to.
resort
of
a,. p...... nit
....... _ doubt his guilt. Another wee was that ef the
of • Ashler charged with embeds/Mat
441 with general Unease, end 10 with 11011.• 8 vreeery soon after fouad some other coWire.yntent • company employed it.. . ~..n. w.ek ob.;
six Weems. Of the firmer, 13 wore eaavicted. for Yu Peen ; out hie iwillthiP istrilestsi th at perhaps the mast. get oysters Thry went to Wey Gibed all
sad of MI beer-homes four were convicted. For fieszreten of Male had "On Vii, report of Hr. P4"7. 1 etta the gawk sad the fish were sold. The atZ Saar the
drunkenness and drunken and disorderly conduct, 41 net thole of 'to inoPortfon (A le.tflt-) He "Arm that tumble was bound to sooount, Yspulieual wee
and a "water
WeelOWS Irele against; in Ifirf the numb,. the Home Secretary should have lals "Mont, alled to the mehe to aim for . a_cnunt,
WM 4•6; 1 fl, 318 ; 1875. 856. Th. number of ". facto, panting Dot that lb. malsgre. . cost about came down to Wspoooth, but forted lb* master had
, relieved through the instrumentality of the lAOOO, as mail • canal* Urns the warier. pald rest, the
property Laving been bought for the purpose of setting ablmattia, crialuwaatittrlytthirloi". ditattacamnt• If that win at%
' lII° have bees 1.581, OP ' ''l 4,374 IMe warders mum !Manly under the entrol of the Court, ...... no 13.41 a.% tn...a"thlit bier
.do.l.ty
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Fisteport;ll."l" , agaisist
tho previous year, heift an increase or 2,9‘03. It
Is however, asked by the Chid Constable tisk n -
withetaadiag such increase during the post yaw, the
t.stal number relieved Is less by 21 per mat than in
lb= irsistr the formation of the County
and no doubt the past year has
bass an exeoptiosial year in respect to bedlam of
bode. The office arrangement' and books are
adadactory, sad the stotioa-bouese and lockap plane
are mahatelsed In good order. The clothing is of
good quality, and sot locally obtained. In this police
t there was on. Army Reserve man
earring when dm Army Reserve were calla( out,
and ho wee afterwards re-taken lob the force, end
there are now serving in the establishment two Army
ROMWTO ma. No system is in operation in this county
for equalndng the rents of the police. The inspector
coooid.nthe fore, to be in no efficient state In all
respects. Blandford is ineligible for Government aid,
its population being nadir 5.000. Its force oonsists
of three persona. The station-house sad cella are
maintained in • satisfatory stste. The Dorchester
force of eight is reportrd as efficient, as are thous of
Poole and Weymouth.
DOZORZSTIZ.
DMITOITIT. —lt will be seem by an unnounoensent to
our advertising columns that Mr. Wallace, of 91,
lierleyistreet, London' visits Dorchester every
alternate Saturday. his as:wahine rooms being at Mr.
Lockett's, I, Camila
Mall ow Ma. Macu's Son. We are sum the
inhabitants of Dorobintor will sympathrsa with the
of the L.d.W.R. In rho loos
issMaagar.didlir. Treat Mears, who was station-master
ese Daseasinouth West, died on Saturday altarason
leek In lam prime of life. The cause was congestion
elf as bay btaialt was net expected by deceased to
terminate , sad the death must have been •
great shook to respected father.
ELM. Pareor.—Latoly there has been only
female prisoner in Dorchester Oasstie—a state of
that of course spoke well for the good conduct of
woman of Dorset. The officials, 110Wever, found the
lemales' work liable to get into arrears, and they wore
obliged to have help. Six woman prisoners arrived
bore on Monday from Winchester coder the charge of
chief warder Gregg, ono male and ono female' warder.
There was oleo one female warder transferred from
gl=Mallet here. Only one primmer as yet is to
Dorobester to Winchester on May 9th.
liamtgaro L1111T4111111317. Miss Annie de
11catford, a popular and powerful mennserlst, gave
ontertainassats at the Town Hall, at lb. beginning of
Shin weak; she was vary suossodul, about
half-adonis' yogag men under Ims infinonos. these
• militiaman obeyed Mies do Ifastford most implicitly,
and we hope he'll show similar subordination in the
make. The deeds of the IDS 'lanced were a
and still more so, their !liability to wtrol thorra2.
On set opening and shutting their hands, they kept
an for • time which must have wearied any one elm,
they could not got on Nab coots, which they had
thrown off under tits Impression they wore on Ira
and the writhlup amid supposed swarms of wasps
and boos were ludicrous. Odd too it was to me this
turned to supposed s.llcrs and lanhablo were the
performances with supposed ropes. Roans of Lanelstor
perpetually ban* out from Ow spectators, whose
wader and amusement were both very greats

elthoush Way they bed beenallowed to campy s..
cottemse rent free. the aceostot being taken oat it their
weese. If the Court secepte I lb. £lOOO they were bound
by that, resolutius ; but the Treasury were not bound to
IL Theyani, it; b. bound in honour ; but so often did
they see the Tregury throwing over the Home Office, and
sometimes it was found I, be Sir Edmund Du Cane—(s
laugh)—aod not the Home Oaths that they were obliged
to consider the legal bearing of the else. The Home Office
was well contrived to save taxpayers at the repine .oth.
ratepayers, and if the Secretary of Sista set Isis beck against
the lave, it would be very little use for Um Court to go to
law. This was the first Inttaoce for many years that he
bad bed the misfortune to hay.. difference of opiates
with the deputy-chairman of tho Court, sad wee 110 try ha
had sat lone mouth in the Male to bete that differeoce of
opinion. He was supported by the °plaice of the Finance
10onunittee, and be now moved • resolution to the tired
H that the ome Secretary should be asked to allow the
Court to re-sts'e their rises. (Applause)
The Eul of FADog explained the committee were to
favour of representing the matter again to the Home
ONoo, in order that they might gat something nearer their
Just claim (Applstio • )
Mr. PLOY.* could Dot undert tke to argue the tate math,
because be thought the argurnout wig closed. Ito had no
I wish, himself. in the matter, und If anyone else would
I undertake to make the repress/italicise be should be glad
to give any asslatmos, but could not take any personal
part.
Tho CHAMOIS.% thought an ooo,lal letter had better go
from the Court through the Clerk of the Poser
Tbe motion wee put that the £l.OOO be accepted; but
tbe amendment to represent the cgs again was carried
by a large mej oity.
Ilex. H. B. Mionterroe had asked whether they should
apply for aortal...id regiehmo to be placed in the county
record tome, end the sager wee thst the moat should
Lettrd.,..% the fleorelary of Slag. He asked that
enePori the andication in order to jive
II mote ergot
The Court sooededL
Mr. C. Ramo read the
=DOI AND 111111.0130 1113.012.
Which showed that /Al (ta. 111/1. had been laid out as
bridges and £39 16a 3i. as the buil/ling&
The Committee reported that in several cases where
septic:atlasi had been made to constitute certain portions
of road main roads, thee eogleimed the elogicitioes, is
finding that in some cases the otitlioritort adjoining had
not applied for the °maiming roads to Malmo made main-
roads, some were quite of a local eaters end ems. were
formal, not turnpikes.
The Csaizetax considered the postponement to bubo%
and as much had been postponed that he somposted the
reception of the report, and the Pottemeneent of may
Mammoths. Lord Selbocse had gated that the law le sot
quite clear, and knowing Lard lielborne; they could under
stand what that meant.
Mr. Hamm, was quite certain there la • feeling among
the ragwort that they are smog to hart & certain
amount of relief. and if they were to put off until the Act
I, dossed, they would Wont to wait an indefinite time.
The Czateathe said no burden is Put on anybody by
peeeposisg the metier, the question ts ea to the time ef
relief.
Mr. Hamm° pleaded for those who expect relief. No
time is thought of greater importance in the history of
England than the gramme moment From now all the
rya& are not wider mhos ratee but district rage—sot the
perochilli rates
Mr. Barran pointed out. If the order with myth it the
Midesenteer &radons it would not take .ffect till
Michaelmas Sessions, if at the Michaelmas Swaim& it
would not take effect till the following ithasiona
Mr. Hansa° : And than it will be too late to do any-
thing to the reads
LATNATICL
114. JOIN FLOTZI. 111. P., read the report, which showed
there are lffi males 1100 feteeles, total 3111 of county
patients; 31 melee, 54 females out-county patient. ; end
06 non-peuper patients, the number of non.peoper patents
GADO:Arwood by three. When the wham with built
• provision was made for 20 non•peumor psi luste, and it was
astudactory to And that more could be received. The
receiving of patients lust above the pauper class at 10..
a week, bad tem every great boon to those on whom the
support of thee. patients would have been a very (real
burden. tAppleabe.)
malice

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oboes. as people there had noise dicsltl is stung fire-
wood; bul the Aimee wae 001 01 great sagaitode, the
boy use sot welt cooties away trout the place, wad f Ike
Orsad.4itid not thick the efideuce coeclasive. they
would y uot thi to nk it desirable put the boy as
bletri.