The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06 00:00:00

OW3 ant elll3.

Mr. Serjeant Tindal- Atkins in a cue heard at
to Bournemootki County Court lest week, gees •
•onewhat important decision to those who let lo igloga
afdl %boot who hire them. Aooordiug to • coo.
temporary the question at lame was whether • visitor
who tskie to longs for the in lefinite term f" • few
w-eks "can leave at any time with giving the
least notios. The Jodie at first was inclined to the
pi on that in a waterinz-place, where pe 'pie were
co, gently coming and going, no notice was required,
hot when the advocate for the plaintiff sea the
p.eition, and supposed the care of • visitor being
torued o .4 apartment" at • moment's notice because
thy were wants' Ay...ammo, else, his I donent at onoe
re narked that C 4man .11 /awe was Lb. essence of tbs
}:ogish law, st.d that hei could readily conceive that
it might be • matter ..1 great bardebip to apartment
k-ete•rs if their I 4gers ware to aim* for an indelieite
period and be allow. I Lu dolma without giving the
slfebtiat notice of their intention to do so. But it
wa 0.. t a t..attar of. .consoa saanoll aLsao. Calms hart
be ss decided where the dictum of the judge, was
•rry that when Viers is a weakly iliaa4ol
r • onsiden. t ca Duet be given to put an cot to it.
ant the C funty C fart J.idge held that • "race inside
' I. a week. Thi. ins• appear on the feat
C 04100 e.t.a, but surely there are oin umstancee
under which a tenancy of toe kind may be determined
at • motnei.t's medic* ou either ski*. For instance,
a visit e c•uld not be expected 1,/ retook if he fon,'
II gad( moleeted by an army of Norfolk ii.werds
nor a lode ti.,houe• keeper to retain a tenant who had
lie otted specimens f 4 one f the plagues from which
I. is said naroah suffered.

A c .ntemporary rays :
no bratty plaudit. which greet Mr Chatfield Clarke
who ever be ormeati himself before • Poole audience,
•,1111.1r well for hut Mortices of smears at ths u-xt
mentor, election. Kr larks lost the lent costae% by •
fl.te. The majority of ix was • Imre accident which
will doubtless be rectified whenever the next appeal is
tool. to the rountrr.
TM. ia hard y Oornict 114 r. Clarke never yet oon-
tq tri the borough, wed the last eleotiou was not lost
by a fluke, bat by the oval-ounfi linos sod carelmeness
of lb. Liberal party. This. under the present well.
notered &riling mints of the amociatioos, will no
d.,ocit be thoroughly guarded 1111slost, and at the next
opportuoby the battle will he fought out to the bitur
•r, I. With refereoue to this subject I may at °so.
..0 0 lb.. brat authority. Mutt with ragas I to the
rumour th.d. Mr. Clarke is simply acting aa a waratinA-
twi for Mr. Waring, no one would rxperienc• more
surprise upon being argasinted with the etatement
th.ra Mr. t:lasks himself. I sidAbion to which it is
h.rdly likely Mr. Waring h swell would turn Vie
otro r any th.. smack hi the facie he rec iced at
lb. Isat Arctic,. . Mr. Nasky, who is at praerat in
Ceoada, h I Wiser, a better paying cam,. on Mind
n ideating Poole, end the probability Is that the
I .terutustit wit • tap a tb• recommendation of the
teals end-recce. so,d brio./ in a bill for Mt* eaten-
el
nof ths Frenchim as -us f tbrir first measures in
the e. suing eneniori, which, folio.. by Um redietribii.
WM of seat., will give a I.rge number of Asmara, be-
ynnd the mere bargeman, • voic• to IMI choice of a
reprearatative for Poole.

it ws ors not to hate a Flftit-a'.Novetuber
deminftration this year im Poole. Perhaps it is ow well
that and kiodred tom-f•eilery died out. But I wield
make • sugerstioo. Will aims philauthropic gentle
-
Mon •ndeev.nr to tempt rum the pockets of the
inhebitaute tbe mousy which would eth..redas bay,
Ivor, it raop..weier and dee..te it to giell4 • go
ehri,mas dinner to the agal poor. What dose Mr.
.1. tiaerkins.Simps,,n say?

A good many people are silkier why whoa OM" ars
" ,thinesel " by lb. Poole b-noti the &de ideate sr*
elm it invariebly ordered to pay the costs I o ale s
I give it up as one .4 those thWgs that, to qu t L
lvi
Dorian/try, no " (*Dab " ass 111141.1111/Id. It would
probably strike or finery people that U there is no case
arsine% s man h. ought not to be called open to pay
tther expenses in addition to those entailed by his
hiving hod to appear, and answer—it may b•—•
frieolous Of i spiteful charge. While, on the ot'lee
hand, if there le a certain arsionet of blame attaoblnl
to him, there should be no fear, favour, or affection
shown In dealing with bins. Perhaps the new [aegis-
tat.., when their commiseloos hays been issued and
they take their mate, may be inclined t 3 consider the
rabject.

--
Mr. Henry Irving is having • epleudid reception In
America. There is no doubt be was Indirectly offered
abilghthnod before he left Englend. When the sub-
ject ems talkA about, • contemporary salmi '' What
for r w.u, I hardly know, except perhaps that be
has relief the drama to the highe-t standard it has
seen sloes the days of Keen and Macready. That,
probeblv, however, is hardly worth consideratioo. To
be the Queen's dentist is • far great sr call upon the
gratitude of the world. No wonder Henry decUsed
the honour.

"1 ',WI ho °biked if von will at your eaudiast conveni-
ence mime me whether any. mid if any whet, steps iien
be takm, either by J., Council or by the r.t•Parmlt to
lha witbd.awal of ti, application fort Is loss. and
thaveby mare t pavers the anxiety and union • mid the
Wright. of warannal aitondaure Iwt.r. an 'new Mot In
Pool.. cod VII, rximnen (which it le dealreble 1.. sold) of
loch an'. air your obediont
"J. HAWKINS SIMPSON."
'To the Precratary of tb. taw') O,vitum.ti Board.
Patina Loans Depw tacit, Whlcasall"

11.7.111GW00D.
OMIIIILLAWARIP.—The L.y al " M•niliere " Lodge
of Odd'sHowe, which i. one of the mat wasp gas
Lodg-s In this Poole District, is situated in this two.
At •sp ale meeting o• be .neinber4. held on May 8 h,
title nwolution Wert Vaa .1—" Chat the surplus °vital
be applied to increased .ick pap." Is socordance with
this res dna,. application was made t lb, Bo .rd of
Dint:stove for permirmilon to appsop•iste £944 t that
porPner. This having been granted. the division has
beell made, and we hors the pleasure to info. m our
readers that the various sum are placed to each
ladividual member's credit, and will be paid (in the
tweet of inflows) at the rate of 94. per week additional
ebb pay. Should any balsam remelt% at the death of
a mesaher it will be paid to hie widow or representa-
tive. This Lodge mu-% ivertsioly oongatutata them-
selves on their 1,5.1 animist enctiesen, which 1., with.
on' doubt, owing to the diencti It of their radons
ef9Nire. wire especially their worthy eta...tarp, W.
P. 8 ickland, P.P.G.M., who Is ever alive to the
welfare of the society with which be la associated.

BLANDSORD.
Hones rot Urns BOYIL—Tim military band from
the If .naloghsm and Swanky home. for orphan. and
friendless boys visited our town on Tuesday. and VIVO ,
two ante tainuarnts le the Coro Eacbanse, afterno,n
and • ening. At the afternoon eatertaiiittainit the
chair was taken by the Bee. C. ii. Fynes-Cliaton
(rector ,41 hi indford), and there was . oroweiNd an
fashionable etompaay present, including many nietabors
of eh. principal familia. in be 044 iitt,urbood. The
little boys, .irrsosd In bine milli .r 7 tunics trimmed
with yellow braid, rave • capital tonelotl selecU m of
notconts, mnrchre, intetspereed with s iage and
pit wolfs. At the seeing concert the chAir we.
occupied by W. E. Bronnano, Esq., and the spacious
room was crowded to oon flowing. As in tn. after-
noon, the programme we. we.l readitred, drawing forth
well-marited i.pplanse. The chairman of each matit.
in gave oapit•l opening soldreiree, dilating 'a the vett
+maim of goad accomplished by the home •and
appealing to the andli-noe to be liberal in their subscrip-
tions in aid of the same. We ere pleasod to add the
amount oolleotadtat Grob meeting was 'fey good.

BUIDPO KT.
Mr BaoADtxr's sr, Weisz—Manx Chapman
sad Hall (Lunde ) will pahll-h eery in Deermar •
new book on " Crypt" by Kr. A. M. Bradley. who
sated MI AIWA'S MAO, 00011141. WO believe it will
amain a ~reat deal of eutirely new aad interesting
re•tisr, askulated to throw fr.sh light on the latest
of Egyttlan hisley' besides • iambic of
phi..,
unknown sad unpublished letters sad
documents. It will also include • full narrative of
the circumstances which loiroedietely preceded the
exile I, Ceylon I Arabi sod his Mends. Tb. be dr
will be illustrated by several portraits mid sketches
executed by Ur. Fred Villiar., lb. tamted artist,
I who, I. Egvpt, was I •• special correspondent for the
Graphic. We wish Mr. Broadley's new work the
&acres. which Is attending his " Taos, Peet aid
Present."