The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-30 00:00:00

To the Edi or. on the let of November 700 will be called upon to
recmd or Vol°. I'lr lb 't Purpose. They have gre..t
S r.- May I appeal th.o igh you far help in startle( a
e. Mc mot reedinit-r one tor Swearer., I articut.rly for pleasure in placine cur
Your cli.P.eal." This
I .... ronowt,d .11, the railw.y I We have loug been ie certainly the most mi.:4'lB7:l:e four Triplet.. This
central spot nar Jubilee:noes., whib we are payers
.. elan,: for euttalle premises, and have at la. t secured • adduce. 'bottled be
read by all the rate
Botith.lieut War.l ; there la no " beggi of the
ng "
.e
.. o mi. I, open withoot delay. We have every .eason to here.
1. iieve that those we ore animus Is help will make
o ....I ir. A c,,newittee bee been (mined, of which the The other eveutiug, at th.t •
r rt tr is cheiretan, but largely composed of the men big " held so the Amity Halt .‘ra7d end
ginri'ene
inint-
-Ih. inselyis, to ,a-ey out the scheme. A. the long nights ..nt,
how
tow.
own, o::., o the •peekers, rearlina
at. upon met ought to he ontard at Gs co. I true., there. • betuer they were written i:tl;:l..l.'x'il:elisiCatilidYh:.:)i:fpieisdrPyLliaautu''at:li
boy, many will help by donatlong, however emall. In stmt-
col': .inaleer4attioonoces fileiTneu npolsrd_nenitn"eoida an,
jog that which I believe will be • real boon to our town.-
in deelaug with the bums •
Your obedient it r rant,
wing " Puree • tat h.e., ...
endeavour t o show my y,..d,ar ,be., 1 b -^ti`• ...•
Cup° t ng Imp. rtal p 11 ice into . locdecodur.:- rri.._it,y of
scat r:rwuroeinLn::.xwine.n:
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POOLS.
rote for men. and not mire footles' heel. of Colour.
S
IR JOHN BANNETT AT POOT.E. Le is meta that object in vi.iw t: at! avail myself of title
Sir John Benn. It, who hod kindly lent hie services in
. .111 e anuouncerueut the Come rvative. had nalecalcule t 34
oprrtuoity of taking "a attyeet ....co
the time at which their nouhnetion Pelee,. should be sent
I. ••••11 of the L•baral mum in lbw men. •Lireseed on
Monday evening a lens and eethu.thstic audience at the
Amity Hall Sir John was not by the Town Band and in-that lo hot they entre out is ;he
weed, led through tie streets, and the t i rouble-4o In an excitement. which, In • small Way, °quelled the
Which the hall is intuet .1 was literally bl eked by the oelobuttcd Heals bereb•ebell. An astute lawyer like the
crowds aeh o endeavoured to obt.in alin.tt n.... Mr. Teen Clerk I. n .8. however, otter caught napping,
Chattiold Clarke, the L he, a' candiast i for tee a ,r..nigh, and eh, armuiee-tice of another gentl-man learned in the
. . ea, present, and he yeas supported by the Mayor ( dr. R. lave-the Mayor-in the oat axed °facially for the
delivery a he nomination caws haa„ I outlay.). elfecta.
It. Aldrideef who prestdee,.km Si riff (Mr T. Attune). the
1 ally dupe, wel of tile Literal attempt to 'tat. aria.' out
C ark of the Peso. for the fl .rough (Mr. a. B. Aldridert.
a-Mayor (Mr. 0. Cur.'s), an lort tu other side. I think lam not wroug when I say
d a large numbc of the
' Mr. Howard, the Mayor of Wryinyeth, uphold. toil Taira
1.08• mattential inhabitants of the Borough.
1 C.erk in the r oursa he hae•dopt .I. No better ' °mama "
S r Jolty Bianarr. on hating his app-aranea upon be
ple•iorus received • nmet warns ...51 co-aial greettoit than that could poestbly tie bat, sad we may therefore
..o .t •rts I urther extunded to Kr. Coettiebt Crake. lb., look Spun it that the election will be Lusb,. out upon
the rap cure mint. of the cardldatee, mad no mach
MO, r. and other member. of the Libel al cause. Woe'.
will b., atol, II Suva either the one std. or the other.
it,e emertog and the waving ot bats and hen ikercbiefe 1
h.l Imbedded, Mr. Oho. Selo Clarke briefly inttoducod thr 1 That bailie so, I have the somewhat deltcate teak of
Jobn, and isolations that that gentleman wee app ad,na . toying a ward wit i regard t i each of the 'outlaw,. n who
h.., ore 'hew at conslderable inconvenience, as he wss .of. , otter theucelves se candioat re for the 'Mirage' of the
U.- tog from • sprain In the leg. Sir John then preaented ,i bares...me
himself and calm. t with • neglect furore of altplatio. I To did setth the N a ts• West Ward first, we have in
' the Weer el Lot reit Maio.. R. Aldridge, T. Buckley, and Ile sou attar d iti • da•le velvet 'vomited coat and *mat
cost. with brown continust one (hie invuriable coot-.= 1. G. Curti., du. erst•La Zed is the wasneut Meyor, aud
4.d hie speech, which occupi-d •bout an hour Lod the Inat the ax.MAYOr, Sail. Mr. Buckley, cams upon
*lnd htly severely taxed bins, elicited repmtedouthreaksul I chat I bolo's. "s bv the modelthis advice us his party, te
ch Cr, end taught's.. The gist of tt Wee 00OUSISKI in bis I Put I retard to endeavour to wrest tie s.at Isom Mr.
opening rentarity, when he emphatically mold his hearers ' Conway. Mr. C inertly ts • gentlem.b, woo is respect -1
that their Sue Win and object shoeld Let . think tor them' ss all bunts. but If bid antagouot ts eucceastul 111 Sid
solves, I, sot I. r them...lves, ad to ride for themselves endee•iiur, and oae woo had tufty end faithfuLy creed
The ma... p,,,,,,..1 . ~ t , 01 tntukt t , sir rob. toe public for Ultima years is ousted, le will only
Bran tt lor his attradaace that evening, show ti what an extent of ingratit me pandas wall
This wee seconded by Mr. Tneveution, heed m.o. Ail to Me. Aldridge I belose• both Tonal
Mr. CIieTVILLD CLAIMS proposed a tote of thank. t 3 awl aselicelo are agreed In their high estimation of Wu
lb. Mayor for occupying the chats, and, urging upon the mantle( in which fur two years he has discharged lito
audience to vote for Is. Literal mendidates, exi reared • duties of Mayor, and their o onvichon that It woold be
bops they would prove the next electmu a terrible oult fano' he seculd be sent beck once again to take kle
N moils to the Tore,, seat In the Comical. With reference to Mr. Curas heft
The motet on ems carried with loud cheering. woat I can her; hie seat will be made the opportunity el
Mr. BALATON, Mr. Cul2lll. aud Yr. 8. 134111 C- the lad. living expression to °pelotas, either for or enema toe
n .mtod of whom referred to tie POO:u reIeVOIN. and said Otoposed /Nemeth grounds. As Is well Meows, In this
the remarks therein contained proved the aim laritr of his in.tter Kr. tjartie le the prime mover, and eh.. who do
own Opinions and ib,.... whet L 160,d ()ma 'estate not oajeu. to eeeing the rate, burdened with another
Coleridge had stoma din Aster ca-also sp.ke.-A ,f,t, nv• thousand pounds will undouit Mly vete for him, whits
of cone hence and support in Mr Chattleld C.arge was the huramees, who, on the other hand, lad to see the
finally carried amid the grantee% enthueleam. florae 17 01 aura an expenditure will Modesto from accord-
Ina Una ttawr euppert.
To otntwet she Ward, Kr. Z J. Conway. to whom! have
already retro rd no an old aa,l tried servant of the nubile,
Dr. Smyth and Lieut. Wbe.tiely r. at the Ousaaraa•
tire side. Dr. Smyth as • medical man would probably
Prove biassed • useful member, but I think he will have
ta wait a little Saeger. L eat. Wheathoy, although it wr t
said at Sir John Beonett's nese trig the ether night he teed
been brought Into that mu purposely to oppose Mr. Curtis
se an auctioneer, has male aimed( rapidly popular, and
Wilt, no doubt, severety test the strength of the opponent
othinet whom he is pitted.
Turning to the South-East Ward, we have on the Cone
sery.t.ve aide Mr. R.B. inckinson, Yr. IL Farmer, and
Mr. C. T. Manton. With regard to the trot and last,
'A Ratepayer" in a sou.b mlys he is amused by the In-
genious but impudent attempt to throw dust in the elm
of tie ratepayers by those, gentleman, and proceeds to
argue tmt as one newt with hie tether and toe ocher
wauagee me father's bemuse., (who speeda ho mosey in
Liimelnehire). they have as' identical interest,' with the
rise pea era. N ew, 1 here yet Latently thut tither of tame
deutteinun outsiu their goods by parce.s post, lire
Lap -u or, or Jo wtt spend a coele penny In
the paw,. With copect to the first. I belle!. most
tyro, tt,ree at would be a siting CnaplisiJat to • gentle-
man woo tius no •orthiy uhrehureed toe anti.* of Town
Cl-11i or so wa ty y.ara it he wore elected. L ed..
al .rot 41 i, uutioubtedty opoue d upon the respe.tive
merits of beer ••,1 ve.t -r, and Crow who wish to lan
bus my C.. 1114, Local Opt-a, and toe Ike in tore. SIM.
01 • ,s..a. cappor. tilt oppoueit. Mr. Fenno, perhaps,
altimuci a hietcy•r. .p-ct ,ei ...a.tletom3, may be not
unkint-y uritud It staud sod.. Oa the Liberal side we
-ay. r.111.'1 Mr. S. L. Batter, Mr. Trevaaion. and Mr.
Waterscau. lb. .00 toss 'e n teled and not loand want
the. Ms. Ire. AblAl•P, a...exp., toned tco deb at 5 nail terJ
shanallana .t. Is.. r..usain. I. be seems h..rr the eue.4l or
wi.l tutu oat. Mr. natter is Kr well Itco•n tat It
would be elumomi • ,psifluo is to say a avoid wit. 'pearl
to htm, but whether hi. a ',me d polite* a • acnuracy
&canned. another kw days wilt she w.
0.1. thing. however, 1 h.lieve, a Id that I. that the
ue•Eug ith camakine policy of • vigilanue committee has
toe tattooed cause more hem than so Al
MAN Aeon PooLs.

H. EDWIN &DOLBY,
Corms, of Ssraosgs.
Woodstock noose, Octoher 21th, 1883.

MILANDPORD.

VelleAL PRATER rug Stl:.D.it SCHOOI4.—LaIt
Sduday tesiug tuu day as. u,art by tue suuday :Scowl
I:uieni for mimosa' prayer throughout the country,
weetiugs were held in early 1130111/11g on that .ay is
the Congregational Schoolroom. sou M madam to
ordinary meeting., toreurtiout the day at the chapel'
iu the town, • great sonasinateel oeeun4 f •1, demon-
io•tions ...held in the C ro Exchaug in Vie evening.
[Wootton PoMCC, fuesday.—Before the Mayor
(Mr. Jam. Ban) and Mr. S. Abbott (ex•Mayor.)—
Townes Mollies, a tramp ou the road, was brougot up
ou remand, charged with ideating a coat, value 13s. 61.,
from outside the 'hop of Mr. Joseph Stewart, draper
ad outfitter, of .t- treat, lilandford.—Jeeepts
Stewart deposed that on Fiiday eveni•g abartly Misr
six o'clock be WAS 0 .11..1 into his trout shop by
ptiautier entering and offering some earthenware f
sale. He hod a seek bag on his back. homeliately
alter prasouer had left, bus anninaut drew his atteiitioa
that a coat Wee miasmic from the doorway—au ordinary
.01 liar's great coat, alto c .pe. It was atta:hed &Ude
to the doorway uf the shop, cud was housing there
ezpormal for sale :lust previous to the prisoner coming
into the shop. He went cud gave information to the
He ideutdied the coat traduced by the private
trade mask attached. flie value of the coat was 13r. 6
- P.C. Goddard, of the Borough Coast tbularj,
• deposed—l humid the prisoner had gone to Poole. I
sent a telegram to Wimborue for them to detain the
prisouer, as he watt charged wit i stealag a coat at
Biandford. I received an &newer bait by telegram
that oristmer was detaiued, and the lost propeoy
found lii Ohl poesemioo. I went to Wimborne by the
neat tiaiu that eveuaug, and foun priaouer in custody
of the County Pol.e. I told toe prisoier I should
take him back to idandford on a charge of stealing
the coat, to which he replied- -"I had the ooat, • id I
must get out of it the beat manner I can."—PX.
Suter, of the County Police, stationed at Wimborne,
deposed be apprehended prisoner on the arrival of the
635 train from Illentiferd id accordance with a
telegram received. He asked him what he had gut.
Priemee replied—" Umbrellas." The countable asked
him what else,stud be said he bad gut a coat. tie asked
him to let Lim see the coat, and be Snug it down on
the platform —a canted bag containing the coat. fie
asked him who., he got the coat, and he said he
bought it at • railway station, and gave half.a.r.rown
for it. Afterwards, at the policeedation, be said he
b eight it at a publicbouse, and gave half's-dollar for
it.—Prieoner elected to be tried eummarily, and the
Bench sentenced hint to • mouth's imprieunineot.