The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-05 00:00:00

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The report whioh appears in another *Womb, of the
meeting at Parkstorse, to *Author the subject of the
proposed pkagars ground for this delightful suburb.
will be read with interest. Whither the occasion will
have soy material effect in bringing about the wishes
of the promoters of it is perhaps questionable. The
matter, to a outdo extent, for the time being bas
been UMW won. The Council, at the meeting in
September, passed s resolution to borrow the sum of
£5,0011 for the purchase of the land at Parkstone and
U Hereford. At the sisigeetdon of others more
.00.0.io•sy disposed, it was resolved t CIAO an
I.VII to Lord Witubm he ne whither be could not
pleas for less. The reply was decisive
--that he could not take lea, that he did not oars to
sell it, and that he did not think the ground was
suited to the proposed prpois.
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Still there are many in Parkstone who cliget from
his lordship as to the advisability of the plan. And
certainly there were oonjured up at the mooting most
enticing pictures of what e peany-rat. is t.) aeoom•
plash. According to some, it tree to be converted into
• pleasure ground, willed), of course, iavolves ravtio
&mtg, nice paths, level turf, hatideotte shrubs, and
pretty flower beds aod it the dogs is the neighbour.
d Sr. t be kept from destroying it, en iron railing,
covered with netting, or es equivalent around it.
Another picture presented was of • more Arcadian
estwee—• 'Wiallfwesegdgirere the labeerteg lees, his
lift. aid aim awl apse Is socdal

jetgivonses, Very pretty, Do doubt, if the Oblong et
the place mad neighbourhood at all resembled the
young Ladles of anciecit blot°. y. Ilaforttmately
do Lot either in words or deed, and it la wily fog
probable that the Aloes of the gentlemen in blue
er„td,i hie. to be brought into requisition cceefoec
The reveres nide of the medal as exhibited was real],
pike terrifying. Some 50 second-ratediouace-1
believe the prop,ral I. to build a d —would give
the occupier. of villas on the hil:a tie ',leasing
prospect of a sea of smokey chiunrya, and thtse said
houses would be filled with 1. reign tv.,ramea. eh.
would rut down the wages. Th.,. apnea:, of drainage
would follow at an enormous expenas. acid .0 00 Tb.
promoter. of a weak caw may fairly be complimented
upon baring, by. vast amount of versatile imagine.
tton, made the beat of
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But I would maggot a way of esi Ming the difficulty,
Let these gentleman who nee stria/0y in failou, 4
the scheme, and there was • largo number oa tb.
pluiforrn, dip Lb& hands Into their own pocket,
purchase the ground, and lay It out. Tuey c ibirs
It surrounded by railhge with gsto., Amid the roolutui
sal those who okras to pity reuttl for Limn Quaid hare
keys, the saws way ea the Lond•in squares or. inn
They would thus hove thrlr park, they would k•-ro
select, nod the working moo aged not r• uulia-
help to 000tributo towards what not one in tweuty
own a rap for.

ng Iron b. litter In hi
d it be ooieluaion that be ha. bad
spif 1117:rpsa..J:ilyy,,,sujuhrd:re.
quite euffiolent of the law. Well, hie experissoe, eves
he givea • total denial to Mi. Midst's allegstioag,
iodinates that sin. the first trial • ireat deal mom
has been found out about b., rather canetoeou,
thanks heaven that he is now poegesed of a eisto,in
wife, and oonclud. by drawing an affecting ral 01
the perils and denire• whoh beset the 1.-tt ~11
youth of the male poder when a des gulag member or
the other ees eetu her cap at hon.
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To this the ',Helton of halal Miller have replied,
and intimate to him that if he likes to hare atolls,
tarn at the law they are quite ready for biro. Tao,
decline to swain discus the merits of the ems I but,
with regerd to Um lady who. letter (the eziatirece
which he denies) Miss Miller said be eibibibli
they tell him that epos then the names of four mho;
ladies in Bournemouth, with whom be hat beg. ig
~,gggapendeeoe, and whose lett., he had Wiowa,
be, n banded to them. Mr. Joy menu go agog b..,
quite a Lothario. It only shows what r a
commanding personal appearance—and a bk.C:....
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The agonies of sound.* sad • hoe draws lot)
resemblanoe to • toclipmads lost, me lot oxidative
to say desire to wield the pert mi. mutt be ray
excuse for the shortness of these setae, sod Mee for
the fest that I aro compelled to hold over ibe volutes!
supper tlll the Zapr'es.
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