The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-10-24 00:00:00

POOLS.

Tile Banat in ai I of the debt on the Wesleyan
Chapel recently held here resulted in e net protit of
some 000. This has been supplemental by •cheque
from Mr. Jol.n KempWelch, who presided at the
opening. !or

ten—Mr. C. Schreiber, M.P., the member
for the b ha, sent a chequ. for fire comes, to the
organ a re ..f th d. mmistrsti m. Mr. Chatfield gado
conscientiously declines lii subscribe, a. lm considers it
a parpotuAti.m of mama ta that had bettrr be allowed
to dr. p int.. oblivion.
EVANOt LliATlON.—Csiptain Baring, late of the 17th
ulcers, has been giving addresses here dining the
past week the St. Pas!. Schoolr.)om. The gillant
Captain is an earnest and thbtarh.ful spe deer, hot for
eons' reason or 'moth r hbf bills have been 1 faced
w,vl .f paper being nada! on them containiog
such raw. ad.ins as 'No Popery," " Ul,bid Pro.
test ant;!ro," &c.

L1C.N661) VILTUALLERe AIISOCIATION.—Thie
Associaiim, which numbers over 120 members, and
continues to lucre..., has just determined upou a step
which shoul 1 to a lar:o extent in rve to sileoce their
detractor.. One of their members will today be
ch treed before the tench for permitting Wesel drink•
lug in hl + house during prohibited hours. The ase ,cia.
lion el. clines to d..fea4 tho camo sod shoull a en-
victim I ,11. w the ening brother will be struck off
the cAnnates,

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Tits value which soma men attach t life wan awne•
what grota ly illoatrated here a dvy or lw. a.p.. A
couple of m, n pot off fr 'm the 8 in. 1.1 antis in a boat.
They were h aeon.- tver at the time, awl ey lio.l not
gore far afore they were alltseas-uv, r, for their boat
cripois 01, and they went under. With c mcid.ratd•
difficulty they were re, cued from what promised he
a watery grove. When 'll.l wry, once more in solely
on le re irsta a II i
of cratitu la they ought
ver..•.fitentiontd hyetainlee gave Oleo,
ifeexwptlrtnotea-thWat ttlhoeirfee'egh I.e n ono:vol. "That's
all very well, e,,vr, rent.," res; wided one of the saved as
be shook I,lrn.ell ike a Nowlotiodland dog, "but 'nu
alv•nt cur ham% tad ,'t worth a --- now!"

TUC DOOM' hi; itmowour.--Aft.r a reviderce in
Poole of acme four years, Mr. If. Miller, formerly of
Mato!, ha. res;goe I Ins office of Borough Surveyor,
being about to join a large firm of engineers In the
north; and thus moth. r bit of patronage lia. (Allen to
the Liberal ratty, who have duly av theme• Ir.' of
their opportinity. At a fully attended meeting of the
Council on Friday, when at; ohm toy fame worst., lo
5,00 that ra elv are prvseot coo-pt upon such
0,0 Won., the r.s.goation of Mr. Miller was raid an I
accepted, • nranimous expre.sion of good viablea
being given I (fed to. Then arose the que-tiou as to
hme the vacancy was to h, fill. d. Mr. Craw cy p.o.
posed and it woe aroo..deall th it the appllntinen. be
advertisa.l. Thi., .4 courm3, would have prevented any
action in 0 e m itter until the election of the new
Council, when the ronavrratves fondly hope to turn
the tablee upon their political opponents. Mr. Curtis
accordingly proposed, and Mr. Nude m seconded, the
appointment of Mr. John Mord, • former condi tate,
at a salary of £llO a year. On the amendment being
Out 12 rote, on the Liberal side wale given for it. The
Conservatives sat wit l folded arms and an expropdon
of resignation upon their countenance. that was vtry
Inching, but took no part in the matter. When the
resolution was pet., sin of them held up their handa in
favour aa • kind f silent protest. The appointment
was therefore ratified.