The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12 00:00:00

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I was diegusted myself, and I should think all
p...p:e sem, to hear M. Real,. uwin
to respond to the west f his health at the Fareetyre
dinner on M .nday, saluted by a few vulgar idiot'
with hisses. These geese—No, I beg the much to 'Hoard
bird'. pardon. doge not Pliny °onion 1 " the,.
Crodsree here an appreciation ..f wied.in," and the
(oda who hi.,, I no Nionday would never be
credited with that—let to. say thole boor. could not
have reflected, were they even equal to such • t's
upon their their capabilitlea, that it oouid have
been f no love of the thing that Mr. Harris had
put himeelf to the Inc .I:tan:sacs of travelling several
hundrede .f miles to come and take the chair.
lieskie it was doubly ungrateful seeing that just dolor,
the ho.. gentlemen had promised that 'whether
returned again for Pool. or not be would endeavour
I. leave hie mark in the pima, in • way that h lb
Liberals and Coneerwstives ghoul 1 oaks .wledga. Now
if they had favoured Nil% Hatubro with • goo I ttii.ing
when he alluded to tt....e who took part in •he great
Hyde Park meeting as "a paid to ,h,-I cqul.l
undent ad it, but Mr Harris he, I dos." his beet tOl
mt. the harmony of the meat hag by carefully alstain-
isg from any allusion I elilic., end hie utterance.,
a. Wiii be Nee from th" repot, WM, rather in .re
in'erestiog tbs.. poet pra...11•1 spesking is a. a rule. I
c..n only hot* the p.u-ous aho rxhlMle4 such
wretched taste were not Foresters.

" No man can be in two plsoes at ..noe, oedema he is
• bir.l," cail so.ne yeere AZ,ii the *MVO of a debate
the very Irish member, :lir Roche, hut that is
pn ci.ely the c .pability the public would exact, were
It p (row the police. If there happens to be •
eroe.t row, aid a c oteteb:o is not I. sight, the British
ratepayer eavagely lip. lii. beide into his pocketa,
an I eo same " where the .levii aro the irliio.—aavar
there whir they'ta waated r The on'y woodsr to
we is that in Poole they ire over to he found wiibis
"a meeeurahl diet ince" ..f coy diaturbsooe, eating
what a small in elicitor of arupethy I. extended to
them in their antion..loti... by those who ought S.
feel themeelvea b ono' to if! .r•I the lice all the pro-
toction that lios iu their p over. Some two or th
years air I got myself lot . rather ti..t water by draw.
i..g • c unparison between a C .ttpl4 of casee heard
O-lore our local .1 ID the use, • you% lad, for
he eklug over a Salvation Army ceptel •iy the
Wart there was an Salvaii a Army is the days of
Pb eroah to plague him, or he amid Noon have -aid,
"Blom you, my chi dreu " (of lii..), soill let hie
captives dep sae " Iwo". for • mouth's
bar, Moor. I, the ..thar, • brute, who bad booked
Iwo • polleema and kickod ..0 •of hie front to Ii
down hie throw, got off wdh a lie of 20.. Ii It it
my duty th-o t draw attew.iou t this 'aileron met
hit out of bete's; awl I now think scam which came
helm. • u owl* of the magi-trate, on Sarrar.i.y
cialle for • little attention. A great, hulking isavvy,
✓ending over 61t., and powerful as • giant. wee
charged{ with ovarian the police, sod below dru ik
'Rol disorderly is Bee public streets. With
rd./at.' to the latter part of the charge, there
cool{ be uo doubt, for it took live men to get
biao t the at Won, awl, ea to the
that WAS quite as couclu.ively prover+, not "air by
Lee, one of the &Wait mea is the form,
the offic-r aesaulteil, but by an lodepes feat witoess,
who prove•l the icisoner, like • savage Vast,
en twinned to bite the c .o.table in • dm/woos
part; while Lee alto stated tat the fellow aitne.l
such • for c uus kick at him that if he hal not ste prod
aiii•le hi. lex setald have been broken, which any., ie
lookily at ati lots W. I powerful limbs of the pricier
• we.l believe. .ts it was the kick just t oth .1
hie thigh. The mard•trartet arrived at the entrain-
dirtary •leclei•rn ti nice the p inner a mouth for
being druuk mad diairderly, h It thy would not notice
the asaault upon the cooatab!s. It appears, • trivial
one, and of c oars, they in mid rod go ioto the iotianr.
N .w, with all due reepect to the worthy joeticea
wool•I awn that that is jart what they could have
duos, and Not what they cr ight to have done. If they
will take op a newapaper any .lay of the week, sad
look through tip. pile, new., I guarra,tee th y Abell
see i.e. or more manta of assault. with (aka ti dia
ails you. helily harm. To, ea.' io .11666 ot, I
venture t • thiok, came well within that category, but
ono thin.r is certain, the off-host lel manner in which
th • juttices dealt with it ia n 1 calCOlataki iv; bol I out
much encouragement to the but%