The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-03-11 00:00:00

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ler dr re the greed piano."

Hew loss are liagietrates' orders to be set aside,
and treaW aa a thine of ht Them are a class
of °matures who think that Jack so-and-so
went to the same school they did, they cap Mks all
soda of liberty with them now they are mon "the
pointy that be," with regard to their clop.
If certain animals of a superior type would but
strive La cultivate the fine era there would be fewer
of the yelping, snarling, and crafty animals of a baser
sort arieutd us.

In a noant cam heard beim, the Weymouth Bench
of hismistratm, • pm dog bit • man, but, the dog's
master Wing in hie faithful mr•sot, left in
oharg• of th• house, mid it vie • very Woe and quiet
fail it wail pet dog.

Awl the poor fellow who had been bitten by the said
dog thought so too, tor he oompromised the charge by
aooepting the very beet thing he could do in these
depressing this.—" Gold, gohl, gold."

ileme one with a view of making tko Pere& mos
attractive nommen& the plaatieg of trees along the
Esplanade. There am airealy too many young
shoots 'pries* up aloog thit favourite molt, and il
more were planted in the eak-.and it I. to be doubtei
whether they would grow. Two splendid specimens
heir* lately be mif-importeg into tM town, but the
soil of Maloomlie doer not seem to agree with their
roots. However, they have their guardian angel to
watch over than.

All right. Mr. Vickery. It is just what is wanted,
• grand sesembly room meths Market-hall. Looking
st the building ails nowl 4 seems that this could
be oarrisd out without muck ioconvenience to the
000upiers of stalls beneath, and with • fountain In the
°entre, with shrubs and flowers for adornment and
for sale, what • OoMmeque miniature market and
aseembly moan should we have

And our worthy Town Clerk I Hie dation me
certainly vary heavy, and the School Atteadance
Committal owed its apprecistka of his valuable
servisse by granting him an additional £lO • year to
his salary on Monday lag.
Weald it not bo bettiev in these trying times when
the majority of mankind are attempting to solve every
new problem that mops up under the sun, and when
many have to live as ahr,--isitaad of enablishing
schools for cookery, to establish • servants' home in
Weymouth? It is pitiable in the extreme to see the
number of servant girls loom upon the streets, at
night, with nothing to tempt them bat the UPAIIii&M
of a soldier's coat, or • Use jacket. The result being, m
will be observed by your polio, nsport—it lost ataractic,
instant disabled from • situation, and the inovitabh
disgrace which most follow such • wretched breach 01
trust. Cannot something be don* in order to establish
• Servants' Home or Institutio, not for each as those
just alluded to, but for strange girls coming into the
town unprotected and exposed to the various snares of
• port military and part sea-faring town
Lot it be doss tborourhlv, 0, ye members of our
local parliament that is, the crossings sod for
the teeming multitudes which we invite to our shore in
tho season. Lot it be deo* speedily and well, and ye
will thsraby remove • reproach, and save the blushes
el many • disgusted female.
Dux LLJITIII.

TEI METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.

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