The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-12 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1879.

A "Jr to an of the fair end frail, but &Idea adding • ,
11:1Tfitt uxiireos. rTie4th—du...7iittrptadthrkoolhplawbrastritriat lad
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proved therefor by Mr. fiymoads who thought
TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1879. It would be proper to bind her over—declared 'twould
wravate anybody to be called a " Never-
theless," Mr. Symonds said,__" You must keep your
aggravation to yourealf."—Hutchings deposed how
Mrs. Hine struck Mn. White a Wow; he requested
the ladies to tto....outiddie, as be did not allow such
Dentition the honour of being a member of a Town things in his end out she went. Witness.
Council is far beyond what the million may aspire to, inked about the langnaged:taphemistingly declared
and when to that ciegres of exaltation is added " Twee about something paseecL" Questioned,
fact of the said f.:ouncil being that of a county town, he contened to haulm the bad female MOM pan from
the height is vast. But even the old Roman general Mrs. Hine to Mrs. White, who Monied the compli.
who had been decreed a triumph was subject to a meal, and said she'd make Mrs. Hine pay for It.—
°bah hen one who, behind him, uttered the Hine had been at the Court before, for
rem• being drank
der—" Man, remember that thou art mortal." and disorderly. —The Mayor laid it was a -street
althoughSo lt Is with fear and dread that, we approach I quarrel ; but no doubt of an assault existed, and they
so gusl body aa the Town Council of the county used the defendant Is. mid costa, 12e. M.—Defendant:
taws; yet, lest one or two of their =anon-and-villa- I I shaahlipalLu!n default she was sentenced to 14
residing highnesses should forget the wants of others days' , Mr. Symonds remarking that next
not of their clam we venture to pull even their coat- time she would have to be bound over for a longer
Lk It is when they express that client of time; and it would to pendent for a man to be very
the working claws, their residences, and their belong- careful before he wee bound for her.
Lags, so neatly uttered by one of old, Anon= Queitam...—darea Bull ems summoned by
" Cal prolamin venue et arose," Emily Hoddinot for an assault, and handed in • paper
for the magistrates to read; but this was deferred till
Amine "1 hate and spurn the profane vulgar" the case should be over.--On account of her condition
—we give it literally, though, when we get the new defeedant was accommodated with a chair. She said
Grammar School we may have • nester translation— a , a _ _ _
Lila when this supreme contempt for follow.Kagliali. '" ,717.7.="."1t5r Ou who w raartprasialtadH.lttle_h_ard.
_t_sa:biLy
men is thown, that we are compelled to do our duty :rot=
and exclaim" Aldermso I Councillor ! you, too. ere r";;;; 174.77.0. cr7thrbi:ingaulig:
ri.L.we had h.(' it whlepered with bated
with. 'Ttro Hai boys, about four: fir/aware shows
=all that the working chum", Dorchester,_, as the mums of the quarreL—The live next
for men years been jireame° hard '4'r "'Ty en" door to each other in Milletrecn Mrs. Heddinat
commodious houses, au it seems oaly,ratat 'ef Lb," wee sitting at haute when she beard Mrs. Bull exciting
a working man, "'Wiring cottage age hen" Tommy" to "go into hirn." Mrs. Hoddiaott
garden plot, was referred to the backyard of a p°"'"'" left her house as it was, and rushed to the fray, where
where the principal mune connoted, not oe tbil the saw a young Bull, older than the Tommy pro-
gouge a ouch bard° 'Ls tatk rum' timed, striking
_her boy (about four), who was calling
of
Dorchester, but the of skittle balls in a " Mamma." Mn. Hoddinott want to take away her
hadbowlb.ing-alirer:j.tihoe,
ebacity...
cOonzsdhloipzdofthuatorcalLthatter child became
by
ilthewasharthe. foorhand
6dtimye •,bwebut
repeatedly
neatly neatly styles se '' infernal" this mit-locally. welcomed Interrupted, sad Mr. Symonds, quiet-loving,
none. And trees have been felled, public meetings
mheuritto.be.sitlen, ; but she shleditaritionnautil
occasionally Interjected
she
held, and building lend granted, with the view of aid
scoommodangl the surplus Pc= and „_eik'tri,„__ag while 'Mrs. Hoddlnott described how kis. It:21:1
the town to grow. HAPPY with Yu"' her on the bacit Another neighbour came. and
have room enough for new wings, toJd are followed by exclaimed—" That's too at.ch ; two an ono,-.iiria tried
the toneriffulationa of the L'"""1 and the town, when to pull her away. All this time Men Hoddinott,by
extended accommodation is combined with arthitsc- ci's har account, ma= to have returned
nothing
ea
tarot' testa. HAPPY are we to add our good on to the assaulting Mn, Bull.—The defendant's answer
the Increase of Young olive plant.. But there Is arif revealed another quarrel—about some beans from a
in the precious ointment' the working cow." a" garden re which Mrs. Clark had threatened a "cast. mough ha_ "o*"han„._
_l_ounreaeoaa,._ iron ememens."—Mrs. Sarah Bert told how MIS,
enough to wont rue" .uaa ""' have to be Ball mestehed Mrs. If oddinott's face, and they called
on the watch ever good sites
expansion
but villas ono maim, had nano,
should be run up, and ao the thatdreed, Mrs. 801 l was also summated by idir. Hoddinott for
ful element, the working class. too la". The "ter an meant& on Tommy.—Mrs. Bull admitted having
y manifest on Thursday, when, on discus-
?G amid bee o Mae brio" agape' the other, as a
tiPosition by Mr.
_lty to alter some plans for trfu might gelato a Natal Kafir ; but H
on the Biggers' Keen, the root, Interfered, and the result was one of theta was Med
thConnell aPP•arod to be—"a ascendu ture'°°"°* to the ground with a bloody nom ma matereal
lags.' No doubt building Imbue" or any other gorge was roomed, sod Mrs Bull rushed to the reams
houses without •dm proportion of garden od aud with one shoe off and one shoe on. Mrs. Hoddinott
breathing room will in such • liare " Dorchester lead pulled out some of her hair, and Kn. Bull seised a
to meet mil resahs. But the Coupcia do not seem Oolitic material guarantee, but on Mr. Symonds
to interpose to ths building or, occuP•tion of enquiring if she left it.—" She didn't want my hair,'
snob boons, so long as they aro out " tha way, ,_aa4 saki Mr.,BulL —Mr. Weston inked for the lo dt of
the light or matt d° not °°°" „_ theWWl° Mn, Bull's hair; but even be didn't keep the fremare,
and their nobility." The charming ounaintr of Mill and Mrs. Bull soon charged him that he woe fee
Omsk sad the romantic terms of Tubb e Corner, talking, —Mr. BT.& mu, urged her to map her
Buy be copied, so long se they are not Neu, though temper end the Mayor bound them over each in lOto
000ssionally • gram may oome from a member near imp tia path, for ram months, each
people
that
whoseback premises the unburied refuse isoarried. But own roatL—her. Weston urged that what moo
when they are olaßinthan "a second GrortrlwildhiP" bound over to keep the pen*, there were no costs.—
is • horror that even Liberal menthen do notextentthair Tho maga said it would ha unreasonable fog the
they acly tugs that the ft they Woad will not Watt ratepayers to have to pay the carts.—After
to its being rellosnted. btle" we but reveal our oasts in eanal "mounts had to be paid by earn party.
blindness and want of form when we can't see that Jn a tahoura of Broodasyna, an old won,
Greve Buildings Is "quite too awfully bad," or that it with a scar on his face, for hang draw, on the highway
would be • sin against all Mod taste to aromnradate in Feedington on Anglin 9, after two previous °frames,
Lb. houses on the Great wastern road with a bake- the thud Is. and coda; and allowed a fortnight to
house. Further, we are net quite sure that the pm
Coulon have my right to make a byte.law that every- Imes Warm, • sailor, for being drunk, was fined
me who du more B._"ixtientai to speed shall do it 2n 6d and oat&
In the loner circle porer', 010.t0w,0- It was Man Carr Darns*. William Orefery was
alldiygratitaitai
pan° LA'unanara wa°, don't look o, bkrt summoned for driving a home furiously on the highway.
=on ,so lone." thejahuou wuu usa He drove the mail cart from Menke by the way of
so low, and ProbablY their mat" Puddle/town to Dorchester and declared he was only
&sadism is confined to pennyworths of nuts and daring him proper ran—'.C. Bortia., last mood._
apples, or modicuno of tinned biscuits and sweet. night tho,it fi,ro wool. .r.h. aa''Z the dorandoort
mot& One worthy member did indeed speak him mind driving up Fifrh Best-street with a
frankly, when he thought it was very unwise to build and --jto 'rat;ia""-rraa fun or people o"rtho'-'"”th;oZr ;T.
at all, and could his idea be carried out, the surplus pace be should judge was eight to ten miles an hour,
Population might be thinned down, as farmers have and defendant nearly drove over a female. When
their turnips hoed, or as Sir Bartle Frere 6rilises the spoken to, he turned round, laughed, and urged on the
Zulus. But we fear the country can't be supported on hone fester. -The Contractor (from the back
J.P's., each with his of the Court) We've got to make our time, sir—The
Little garden, fenced around, time being given, the Mayor said, allowing for
Chosen and made peculiar ground." stoppages, he could do the distance at six miles an
Rania, Germany, and other despotic powers are grow- hour, if he started at the proper time. The time
lag in population, and Britain manatee; Yankesland Is allowed was ample, and if defendant had time to
threatenlntooutbldusaadsWallowUmopPeaoefull7, make up he should do it on the open road, and not in
and the eked States will do it more easily if our the town, when people's liver are in danem-n-gFined
is stopped. And among the towns of Britain, Is, and costa, its. 601., Mr. 8 mail
Or=nater is to grow and maintain her relative im. cart drivers the road ia made foir thedipublic as well as
portant*, if she is still to enjoy the glorious privilege for the mail.
which has brought her a marble bun of Her Majesty
as she was years ago.—to say nothing of the honour
and expense of finding the marble a niche—why, then,
Dorchester Corporator' will have to put up with
something more practical and more wealth-producing
than 'half-skim " villa* on the Beggar's Keep and

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