The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-16 00:00:00

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Doscatairrsa, DECKUBKR 16th. 1884-

TaN FOTOHE H01:186 OF 0011111 /NS.
The death of the veteran, Lir. Braley, will care
roPle to rade, whither the sew order of Orr it
• I. produos represeartives (Wrest is type
him those hitherto trailer with re Hour of
Orsames. Will there be more of the miry element
aad 111. Of 111114 of the marry again The very
word ward, as applied to large town', oertainly
suggests represestitives of a Mart ellarestar, sad
the mixture of tows and country voter mass to
imply that the drier type of member so Mostly
erred in the gentleman whose long carer re just
Dome to • dose, will be entirely lost. Perhaps the
best way of arraising what is likely to happen Is
to errs what has moaned la the Per Thep id
Do dour that if we maid ram to the opinion* u-
praised at the time of the Art Reform Bill, we should
Lad re gloomiest priors' as to the future of the
House of Cramer Meaty prior rust have bidden
farewell to old traditioss, and wraps to kiss aid
Orstitatios, Yet so revolutioa took place. Things
shamed like • dissolving view, whet diffet•COO there
WM bike Meer hapereptible. The ease ray be
said of the farther Mona which gave the frachim to
houseltoldera Representatives like Mr. Henley still
at los the oonstithenone to which they had bra so
bag reuitored I they ooatianed to dud • magenial
obese Ins 11,re vastly did mat in Its onsportion
from the or they had knows before. Those en facts
whir upriser itself Is. roved, and should form
sore guide r to whet is likely td happen now that
mother sad • wider leap hac bra taken. Tin only
probable Menace Is that the Nouse of Commons
MU be rote serail thas it was before. Ness
elerents will be irritated bat um will sot be die-
eardag Naill Ha long r straightforward eouslry
geriemeseidel like the Isle 4. Henley—men known
S. parr besiner Wads andbosest opinions, they will
lad reit way to the House of Octonioss. It may be
ger thee fore of Mtwara la sure to make itee/i felt
as herr, though the cdroaratestre are seamely to be
wrogived whisk would mad way repereatatives to
Paranoia of re parlierst elms aid foe this
i.e... that whirrs' maributiosal 'ranges take
pier then is only • widealag of basis, them Ia
ail dewier from the old liar Per Worms, for
baser have giro tepreseneadve powest to many
large mrasfageaviag mares where opinion. ware very
adviser sad political foiling was !Meow, yet,
saving is • few rem, the members returned have
bees of the general type of good mastitatiosal
simperer And so, although tits intsohise now
Isobar" all Beglishisee of whatever Mar it need not
be expired that the sky will fall. The Hones will
sot be flooded with diger repreestatives of the
labourer mitre will these be • suparealty of whet
II tensed la derision the vestry element, but whir is
I. reality • most useful infiture in the training
of ordinary orisons The ehastres of the House of
Oommons Will undergo so peromelble i'lasge. We
shaU espial to see the Henley" Si ,1 yore, end
the Narrate' end the Ohaplias, but n 4 perhaps the
Warms And if • few Amber Ind themselves
Orr the reform, truly will not be very terrible,
era" their preenoe will Wad to mike the popular
rear of the begislsture • true reflection of the won-
ky • oonetinameMou whioh 1,1/0 and earnest
politialeas have MI along been most devoutly wishing
far.

RAM= 0t.01.--71h7o;gh ilTe—exertlons of the
Rev. R. Lee, the aerate of Beet Fordington, •
football etch has been darted for tb• parishes of E est
and West Fordington. Prsetios was commenced on
Bate:day, when theme was • fair muster of 'mirth re.
The Rev. A. A. Leonard I. president of the el,ab,
and the Rev. R. Lee secrattry and treaeurer.
4Mumictra..—We are pleased t hear Mr. 11. A.
Huxtabis has been °omits d, 4 far the Town Con oil
In room of Mr. R. D. Thornton. and thei• being
no other candidate for the yam it Milos he will be d ily
elected to-morrow (Tuesday). This will be gratifying
to all to whom the result of the last election wee a
dame of regret.
Maw, Cannon NOM Signalle.—Mr. J. A.
Plenty. of Brietol. ham bean attracting Ivry. macre/a-
llow to the Assembly room every evening daring the
pest week, where be hag hem preaoSing and singing
ths gospel. On Smoday evening, although the weather
was wet and boisterous, the piece was dens', crowded,
and •••• standing roma 000ld scarcely be obtained.
Then will be a pnblio tea on Tuesday evening, alter
whir& Mr. Victory will trite his dosing address going
on to Weymouth on Widnes lay.
Snootier° AOCIDINT. Mr. Symonds held an
binned on Friday at Simpleton on the body of a lad
named Ernest 11. Hen/ford, who mat with hie death
In • shocking manner. He was in company with a
Darter In charge of a team of horses and a waggon of
wed, sad when on the road near Steepleton be
lured round to speak to the carter when he slipped
and fell, the waggon passing over him and inflicting
fatal injuries —A verdict of " Aocidental Death " was
returned.
Sonoma Parry firestome.—At the Smooth Petty
Seldom on Monday, before the Mayor (Mr. Alder.
man Gresrori), g,. ñ. Darden, Kr. T. Bennett, hi..
Nerd FULA, and dr. Y. Look, the license of the
Swap Inn, Fordingtoo, wee transferred from Frederick
Hoembon to Arthur William Player,— Kr. Boon,
moose. ha, applied for the transfer of the linen..
✓emedy held by Kra Last to hlot•olf.—Mr. S. Smith
tß°yal Oak)
applied for. and was granted, • license
o sell at lb. Amiably Room., North-salami, on the
mamba of an Artie sne and Tradesmen'. Bill on the
Nth in.ll.—Memrs. Slime/ and Rusting applied for •
game licsme.—Gronted.
Oopta*sxr?o • Luau, Caw PLATIII.—Nir. C. T.
Atkins (Hon. See. of the Dorchester Oboes Oloh) bag
eontributed a My oleverly °abstracted problem to
the Solution Tourney and Challenge Oao Contest, now
taking pleas In ommotion with the Bridal Mercury
and the filspleld /iodommind. The editor of the *hem
column or than journals, noticing the problem,
mire
The Ist of the two problems we present our solvers
with this week I. by • matiensan who wee well known ea •
dem ereasessr daring ataunton's time, werel of hie
essagesitiome Imola( appoint in the Mum Player. vol. 1.,
allied by Libels and likerwits. and published in 1851. At
that time nothlag was known of deals. sad problems were
eseistrneesd without Me rigorous Wee whit* are applied
to them nowirders. The above problem will, we believe,
be all the mere Mimetic* to our solver, when ill, known
that tile the gra Mr. O. T. Miring has composed for over
16 reeme and that It wise seastrodad monad, for the
*dyers of this paper. We maiming Mr. Atkin. heck to the
&see world, and are phased to note that slam hie return
to It be has tamed Into a brilliant dame the small spark
of shoes which Dovehester contained.

TEI I'ORDINGTON WORKING 1111113 OUTS.
• metal gathering took tame us Thursday Met. when
magic lantern vie,, were exhibited by a gentleman from
the town. Mere was a very good aMeadanois of Mende.
and the entartainsint was thoroughly ealoyrd. Toe
Int wise of Moos wag the welisknown Unperson it siy
of "Buy Tout 01111 Morrie*" Me itonnecti r 0 roe leg.
being undeetaken by Rm. A. A. Lamm*. At the con.
gingko of tad. interening nary a mug wet sung by Kr.
T. Winger " Rob o the Kill., alter whoh eiao.
al Windermere lake were Mows. • few foreign Vie MI
were displayed, sad the andienom w.r. Mown the
pathestrolig and abbey. of England. At this point there
W.oso interval lot refreshment& darn. which Kr. G.
Sergeant mai the " Motets. Sough " Light+ fusing
lowered. comb elfin were exhibited. which plomad the
Liveisalle palm oi the autism. poetic sisrir. Kr.
zteam ' Lade an WT M" sad Yr. . Wins sr lb.
brlgaw" That followed views of Windsor Ong..
and s eepilal pietas. of low Majesty wee shown, and
lids *included a very pleasant itemise. • rota of thanks
wri6.4=ed by Kr Leonard to the rxhibitor. sot ma
aimed with singing the Natioael Anthem
the evening Kies Mummer presided at the
piano.