The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-08-27 00:00:00

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Iwith her neighbeare—l say the sight is a saddening meauatowardsgre nuthib°d"tenaureemwe-1". amadl, Sja"adrach 'rogues
one when the .4.1 lady suddenly, and without apparent is ch...mbio th r Tr %rho
cause, rushes from the court where she has her 'amble opaireg for defendant, .onn coo ~; 6w:rd.:lns had
lodgin's, flourishes her ramp with in sbri tel antics,
rose
won. az.tolciebtit...ttatt:....eßv S.O coino to mute the
indulges is a war dance upon her bonnet—atterl::
regardless as to how many years it had done her good that th,ze iltezdedutnow,cstsz....M.: -ose to the ur
or 'ea he 'had to
service, and commences t spat ter with mud anYn uoloufl'ii r. midst/Pint
passing "swell cove"- -the more swell the better, to irtoouateg inns Mot t.l s.as at.: cao.
whom .he happens to take an antagonism, emplement- hut Ito 'did net oppose ts, adjoomment.—lno Bench
Mg the performance with the choicest Billiustsgais. adirouned tto awe to. a fortnight.
When we look on the one licture And on the other we &lawn snow Rolla was summoned for obtaining by
are bound to admit the truth .1 the (Milli!! faeilia Mire proomite. frost Mr. Chsrles Ihsterson.—The defend-
dew-maws arvriii. Yes, and • heti' more. there's noltanw•
ths but he alt meads obtained themom y from
lug when and how it will end. As I, to.t, perhaps. as
te ... in (tovalue ot the braid. —The •iifetruant
ant was ex:sailed trots the Tool. T oriel Ilan I :dotal 13
thedirtdoesnotstick,theobjectsof her vituperation may rj,pcor, hut a ulogratu was iteeived from a
be content to treat her disagreeable proceedings with; lloartionsdld Dot lala solicitor stating that ho had J.:4 been cs'
contempt, but, when it come. to ehalkiog on the doors Maud Co. the defence.—The mogistrata adjourned the
of respectable inhabitants. libellous assertions, ugly eye for • weal.
named, and abominable peramalitice, why it is not
improbable that *owe day the disreputable old bailey
may find herself in • lawsoourt listening to an
Intima-
tion that as an atonement for her conduct, she will
have to hand over the partial contents of that old
stocking she has at home,
In like way all who have the respectibility ft jornab
ism at heart must experience regrets when they see a
writer, who after years of connection with the pro-
tension, undistinguished in his productions by even
attempting anythiug sensational or emerging from the
ordinary groove of all commonplace pwlding, exactly
suited to the palates of readers who have not moved for
the last 36 years. detest modern innovations, regard
Liberalism and progressiom as they wonld the plague,
and swear by the rood old days--one cannot but feel
sorry. I say when such a writer. forgetful of his
traditions, sinks to the lovel of Grab-street literature,
and uses his pen to cast upon gentlemen who give up
their time to the discharge of public duties, the most
gross and indecent abuse, and in order do P I not only
exaggerates to a degree, but is utterly careless of the
confines of truth.
I ask your readers if they have ever read • more in-
sulting or disreputable artiole than that in which your
coutempararY imt week attacked the Mayor and Mr.
Councillor Burnett?
Is it any wonder that if gentlemen who endeavour
to do their duty are thus bitterly assailed by a certain
section of the constituents through the medium of
editorial articles that they shonld feel disgusted with
their thankless office, and resolve to leave it to those
who may perhaps value it?
I will not give further publicity, by reciting to, the
defamatory allegation.; but with regard to the value
of the legal opinion of one of the gentlemen, I should
advise your contemporary to invest 6s. &I. to learn
how near the wind he may sail without grounding
upon the quicksands of an action for slander. If he
goes on much longer in that way he will need it.
Phalle excuse me for censuring the press, but I think
In this cam it is deserved.—Yours,
Canso&

CHEISTCHI7IIOII.

Sot H. Deuratomo WOLF" bs. Made II LlOOd choice in
his pelmet, ecreteep (li,tuat relatienship see okstants). as
last year. Mr. Walpole o company with • friend spent
several months in Roumelta, personally witnessing the
terrible state of atfairs there, and cam... Lily whilst with
Suleiman Paalai• army, having the opportunity of bring
on the track of General GronrkoU raid when the atrocities
Just committed by the followers of Slot leader and his
wild Bulgarians were not rat cold. Soule of the moet
exciting events of the war viewed nod r Li, eyes inclui-
ing the that of tboumnals of Turkish awl Jewish refugees
from Eaki•Sagra and its vieMity. A Brecon would be
mom suitable in Bulgaria Orin a Solon a. Lawgiver for
the rowing orgaatestwo. —Vaeity Fair.