The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10 00:00:00

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Poole •h .ul.l re.lly appreciate its to•mker more than
it ...,me to. It b sal.t to b. *6...1i1a' for, althourh,
periri• a, it ,i4N.WI'L k•I'M it. Whs., ouly • •hort time
ago he mile a pi.intive •ptwal for the expenditi.r.
of ...me b 5,000 noon the ceilirg of no 01 the mom, cf
ti • 110.1.... ii..inful t.. r lat. Mr. Bbrrilier W6B
68 .1 6• •- A. a balm t hi. disapp .I..tmeot. It w.
ever, he w ;monis." that the stat eof the Hyde-
pa.k ichill,s, in wh ch be seem. to take quit. •
broth...ly totere.t, hecan.e, pohaps, it's orn.m.o.tal if
no u•n 11, should b. o• 'el ird with ...mower mi., or
a m.tii.rnotti 1 .1,418 i i hi.
ought to give itite..sesatisfacti .n to his oons.itueots ;
Th-o, azain, 12. Prot th.ir gr ti ode loot w..ek by
Toting against the istroduetion of .ixpeaay telegram..
Of count., there Cr. no busine.• men In Po.ile, and
ev.n if there were, they would rob ibly prefer to pay
100 ii-r rent, more for an article than there is auy
nacre I y f r. holloa boys, bollo• 1

Tempora etglanter d ROI NW 'nor in / Who-
ever woe,4 heye thoisht that we were destined in this
year loft; o, Ma, to witors. it+., spent scle of the
no' le lard, who repTesents be B xongh of Woodst.mk,
h .1:-1.0`,biol with " Trn hfal T ,mmy," of N rth•
nod proroutit g exaind the j hbery an
robb ry involved in the ("vol grsnta. When we find
1..r.111, adolpt, raising his r. ic • ten t the fila,k meal,
isei.d by our " Royal pope..," as an hon. member
aptly termed them in • debate the other day, we rosy,
indeed, hops 'het the faint gleams which ai.pear
np^n the political horizon will, Infant I..ng, expand
Into the bright glare of common seuse and ludic&
Nor ha t bsyond the lee things p •sible, or per-
haps ere. probable, that in tits near tutor* we may real
the reports that the noblo lord sopptrted" Iconoclast,"
and voted for the extinction of hi. ps'e p. ..lon, on the
ground het why Os old genii-ma, is still allowed to
thud it no fellab can possibly understand.

Toe RIO TJer's decl.ion in the case of the two women
clisrged with stealn4 articles of c'whirg, heard on
Monday, hay fallen like a bombshell among the trades-
men of the town. Thele is, howev,r, scare •ly any
reason for a seri, WI disturbance of their equanimity.
Should another like coo come if re Mr. Wawa, or
a future occasion, th• nrohability is the result will he
d &rent. Stone distinctly Isy it down :—'' Where a
party obtains goods, amuses furawli, by trick Of
fraudulent .xpedient, sod the owner did 0 4 intend to
pitet with the right of property, a conversion of them
to the patty's own use, will be Woe: y. ' Stone fur-
ther lays d ,wn that where woods entrusted to a bans
are pistenerl, six months should be allowed to 44100 for
their redemption. if the value is not above £lO, unless
there is shown a clear intention to deprive the owner
of his go el.. In this case one of th • articles wan actually
s i a value. In the bicycle case hia-d at
0., Dorset S.avion, it will be 'am' the Court eatirely
difflrs from h Recorder of P, ole.

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o,nr Tory friend, with... ex-tumble and easily
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understood desire to make the most of everything, have
hsen high4alittin' around, cotisetviet.t up .c the
decision .4 the Liberals of Stuthampton not to
c intest the seat, but to allow Mr. Giles,
on this occasion, to have a walk-over. M. Giles' un-
oPP reed return has nothing whatever to do with
politics, hut is a deterred rso ignition on the psrt of
the Southanapt .n tradesmen of the efforts Mr. Giles
holt sum *dully made to keep a large line of steam
packets at that p Had the" Union" followed the
" P. and 0." t s the Victoria Docks, • U. ion of •
different description would probably have been whit
the majority of ',moths's:peon shnis•sepers would have
hat to f.,,. The Sliarborne Journal says :—" The
appoi .tinent of Mr. Butt t ra ju Igsohlp is slats • free
present on the psrt of the Got, unbent of ttor • at for
Sonthansoton to Mr. C. Giles, the former Conserve-
firs installer, wh••• g iod (ottani, is nr•t .emsrkahls.
Teo months ago he led • mM 'city f ths " Uni in "
Steamship sh•rsholders. cut with the resolution that
the pockets should he l'010•04 ft im Southampton
there went, appirmfly, all Mr. Gies' chances of ever
&Mae r,iirssent leg S othansplon. A denial error in
makisit i tr. the prime papers invali tat• I the removal
vote; the eleerity took beast, went to law, bade
_rad
their opponent*, tarried ilia point. ails. GUN