The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-07-22 00:00:00

trob3n Calk anb Street ettom

mad.YouamaThruardily take It fiorwragawhat ft
bia.k Sagrih,
uhib°ll:ol"r
I hays just recalsed from. oarsespultdo".l"slasaj:
faithful at tha forthcoming Culimervati" few.

The same correspondent asks me if Ilia» hotl
whether or not it Is true that the wreath I e1K416".
purchased by the Carlton Club as a memsto el LW
number of Ceoriervatir wenang Lem
The only barrier to Use. purchase Mini eric"%r
doubt is that the members of the dub think it 2
sell," because thff kirw that there are eft CV"' •
enhaid.°"gb th° aga= to buy it at One POIY re

One of the faintest sad mot humble Windier of
what is ruldarly known as • squib "
dal of the Uhevel doenonstratico.ft " "..-
eterything else in Poole which the CoeservAtvne (0
such) have to do with—" twaddle."

I read • " leader" in a local this maxis&
the BM men lines of whkh awsPerimil
local twang. The remainder of the "
doubt's= be found in numerous papers of lot aim
Issue in various perm of the kingdom.

of
In a local paper I read as fellows Ths Pow
using strong language is no proof of political ksolf.,
ledge, and constitutes no claim to palatal
--mPrrter
Tbi. la evidently some blunder of the eee•Pe.••••a...
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the sentence should read thus :—" The power cf saw,
flailing petitions is no prod of political tad sad do'
stitutes claim to wicriesi unpopularity."

The volunteers have retuned from dal, mg 'lir
burnt, as last year. but rather paler thee meg
remark applies to tits rank and Ala defy, a' OM do
officers kAdd very blue, whilst soother weddefell •
dreadful yellow tint, evidently of roast spesanoms
but, nervertheless, uumistaahha

In reply to a number of eters I have reeired ham
various writes relative to the forthcoming Tel
" I•t• tad MM.' I have to amexmos that I ammel,
after this date, take notice of anonymous corrected-
ewe, but I will break this rUI• this 6r4 aid last Mat
to Meet • few lines met to ms by " Om reread Tell
although they ars but dowel, to the bop that KAu
otiraulato him to annul othess.

""--;;;;yaread Tory " eadome an advertisement
The
c fioni • Somersetahlre Liberal newspaper.
opal
aieri by powell King, bon. vac," which advertise.
Ms b. Punch 111 A Jody shows, proprietors of
amanut "Miebte VP/stem. shooting
oat Pay. c AA* kx., to apply for positions,
Pilgrim''T do " good day's Widows r
sod COOS an
Twas as • rather stormy day,
His work was just heron,
When Pennell at the counter Wood
A looking for the sun;
When scowling in his (meow Caine
And rid—" Well, I confess
This weather's vile, and quite precludes
" A good day's business.'
o ow, op, good sir," the youth replied.
Though wind and rain I hate,
claw from 'Onduras to-day
I atends to old a Me ;"
or rather fret, I think he said,
With true sageciousnees,
" And if it rains—Why, air, 'twill poi!
"Their ' goud day's bulimia'
0 Pennell, naughty, naughty boy,
Your wishes brought no rein,
And avrugh they did we'd all have gone
To see OUT friend again;
And those who went enjoyed themselves
With no small gladaorriene•s,
Five thouland welcomed Wining bare—
"A good day's business !
My friend you have slot tolearn,
miriop, Pasch and Judy shows,
Aunt Sally. sticks at cocoa nuts,
Of them each baby knows;
Awl stalls, and toys, and nuts, and swim
Mew babies, End.. I guess,
rum Mom who keep them if they do
" A good day's basilicas."
- A good day's business," dear Pen,
(But not at trash like thso.
Wu done when Ashley beat the man
For Poole who never .it,
Nor never thell—tiot all your Fetes,
Though they be nutnberlew,
Will ever let him do In Poole
'A good day's business.-

Itiottiow: of alLpgkeherm and bu
bead jinees
vitgi.,,riarthat advertisement for a political as3lcl
,itti evert mention of poils. But wk.;
471/4„4. i'se care for politica, so long es thguic,:r.
at cocoanuts and Aunt Sally, and me
j.di. Little things moose little minds, and
nen if s ram variety of in. latter in the Conservative
ranks.

..Tha Wanderer" Intends to go to Start*, an take
, „via 01 Bola of the more serious events of the day.
Ho* sufficiently alluded to the nainaement depute
maet, sod the oicoorout "shining," nothing len than
pw, nul cutting Open C CUC DON will be worthy
of Ids oxiiinent.

I war that tho Liberabi hare not yet filled up to
the brio %hor cup of smumment for 1879. They aro
.2t ring to bare a second Fate, but intend " to keep
tho ball rolling."
_

rmajold cottages don't give people rotas for the
Bocongh of Poole quite so readily as Mr. Ekock may
had they do. It is true that an enormoos amount of
consfe Pr"PartY has h•ea Paaahaasd. and "the screw"
pat upon the tenants to make them vote as their land-
d tell, there, but waggon don't always do am they
ars told- If they did it is very probable that • gentle-
man named Ashley would not have entered the Roues
el GOMM* until the nest election.
POOlll, July 14th, 1879.

C4OOTI COORT. Monday. Before his Honour, T.
tam. FA.
CI Andrew% of Stairminster Newton, v. H. Duke and
so, of Little Mayne —A claim of .CS 10a. dosages
&&,yoed though the breath of warranty_ol e barrow.
Mr D,,,j...pp•ared for plaintiff. and Mr. Howard had
bpar, mooed by the defendants, but be wee unable to
iLiad. sad Kr. Audubon applied ou hie behalf for Si
sdia.uroot. on the ground that the pilot whiter
was ts Dorchester Gaol awsitieg his trial at Aria's.
op &eons of em \dolmen% preferred against him by hie
lase employers, Moue, Dubs, —Mr. Davies did aot object
t..a adjournment if the costa of the day were petd.—A&
a. ..m.6. of the Judge the caw was amicably settled
set of Coart.
Goers Knott, of Stormiloter Newtoo, it. H. Duke and
Soo. of Little Mayne.—A claim of 1:8 its—it.. Atkinson
semis a similar application in this ewe. and by plaintiff's
moot, the oliourotoont was granted.—lt was stated
that ia all probaOlity this awe luso would be settled out
it Court.
11..•ry Warren, weountant. of Weymouth. an Trustee
and.r the loriodatioit if 1 Valiant Henry Atkinson,
onbritor. of Bianolferd, s. Mary Paddock. widow, of
Rourthury Bryo.—This was to recover poseassioa
al • cottage, garde& amid premises, at Hatelbury Bryan,
occupied by defendant, aad which form part of the
Mats of Mr. Atkinson. —From the statement. of Mr.
Misses sad Mr. litonry Thorne, of Sturmiortar Newton,
it appealed thet the property originally belonged to the
lets bastion Paddock. defendant's husband. wise
oettirapd it, and the mortises' foreclosed. The property
posed into thoi hands of the late M. Joseph Straw, who
alond Paddock toromaiomu poraeotou as him wain% and
II IMO Paddock ai&oed an 'velment to Po/ him £1 ii. per
rota tat. Several yews ago Strome sold the prowl,
to Mr. Thorpe, Woo re-soft it to Mr. Atkinson. Paddock
was seed SI the County Coort @arena times for rent, and
jedgment was always obtained against hlm, but the
oleo WY sot recovered... hewn. unable to pay, being
t. receipt of parish relief. Tbe amount due for rent was
war CM hut all tbat wee asked for was poeseeston of the
setters. —Defendant said neither her husband nor her
had ever paid any rent, sod she warmly maintained that
the house was her own. Abe worts:lo.lot she would news,
15... Os rotor miler she we. dragged out by the hair
.1W head—Hos floor ordered defendant to give up
poseete of th• cottage and premises in a month.

LOCAL BOARD MEETING.
The mewl sostbly meeting of the Local Board of Health
wee held at the Town-hall, ots Wednesday Isst. Mr. H.
Dada is the Maw. end there mire present Medan. r. T.
E Smith, J. Ball. C. Peed. R. w.. 1111.4.. P.
A. Panto. J. I. Barnes, IL J. L Brown, J. G. K. 'ATP
man H. W. Abbott, and A. B. Hodges.
Is the &Mean of Kr. Train, the duties of Clerk were
purloined by Mr. 'ohm.
It. ?oak es behalf of the LAMMAS CannollhAwt
reported mat several now lamps we,. wanted, assa
reduced spatter's lamp. which he styled "Park's patent."
Tie lamp wee constructed Iran the plan of Mr. T. M.
Ork, sad wee glued without putty, so that the penes of
eke ma be removed at will. The cost of these lenspia
of the clam, would be from 16s. dl. toll, each.
Epee the propiiiitson of Mr. BAAL, seconded by Mr. H.
W. Assam the Board decided to have the necessary new
Imp mode os Mr. Park's principle.
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t. . J. rya -street, applied to
1., Me feseigetk there exteuded to his house, and the
sepliesam was:Mend th to e Higbee? Committee.
The lespeeter el Noisencee reported the abatement of
moral ioliilai complamert of at the loot cuestas.
mis waitron= gelation.
The followiaa letter wee reed :
" Local Goverment Board, Whitehall. W.,
"SIM June, IMS.
" are directed by the Local Government Board
sgai e le call your atteettoe to the letter whorl' they
to you as the 11th March Mat, with reapect to
the 'umiak. el • supply of water for the dietrict of the
Meadfold Fontes Local Board, and to request that the
Bard may be I arcushed with • reply to that ammonium-
am without further delay.
"1 ma, iii, your obedient seressit.
"J. F. Ram.
" Assistant Secretary."
Ii the conversation that followed it was stated that •
6.,ach tabe pump hod been driven to a depth of 74 fest at
the Bisedlord St. Mary Brewery, and from M to 61/
tern* of water was obtained per hoar.
The Board decided to inform the Local Government
Beard that the question of a supply ot water was wader
tellitiwatum-

DEATH or rue Postmarria.—We regret to hare to
announce the death of an old and respected Leedom:tan
of the town, Mr. G. H. Milledge, baker and confec-
tioner, of the Yon, Office, Longfiret, who died on
Sunday evening in his 62nd year. Mr. Milledge had
been for many years one of the churchwardens of
Longeeet, and his remains were interred in the
churchyard on Wednesday evening last, the service
being read by the Vicar of I,llgfieet and the Rector
of St. James is, and the choir attended and took part in
the solemn ceremony.