The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-22 00:00:00

BROTHERLY LOVE AND ODDIELLOWSHIP.

To the Belitor.
Sir, —I am extremely feed to see Mr. F. Amey's
letter le your journal. I hope It will hare • good many
readers. I think with him that "Old Member" ought
to be ashamed of himself In the Order ; be will not be
thanked in the big.; he is not respected. Sorry I
am to say we are not unitet afraid I am we shall not
be. We are not all in the same position In life, that
is the cane.. Some of we cannot read or write, some of
those that eon don't wish us amonpt them. Again.
some of us cannot express our meaning on *ono' points.
"Old Member " and his clique try to pat no down by
jest an I Jeers, in fact a few of the very cream would
have it just 64 they like, rules or no rules, but it won't
do. May I ask " Old Member " who WV the members
who disregard rule.! I think he must admit, they
are those that are 'leap preaching about them.
Again, who are those that bring politics with them,
au allow them • share In all their actions? I say
most respectfully to "Old Member," he and the party
he eadeavoum to lead.
_ . .

I.i—brother, " Old tember," to get
all, aye all, the venom out of him, an I got Om spirit
of Od.!fellowship instead, work for It mon aad bully
1..., and I venture to say he and all cd us will quickly
see the result. . _

-1;;;Ili;;Te not dreaded soy one by them few
lines, if nooept my regrek I Dope lir. Editor, I
hsve not taken too mach ,poot; filially I ho:4 'did
NI ember " will follow his own &deka. One more word,
—t ike ofßoe. —Your., respectfally,
Yoingo Ming&
Bridport, Jimaary 150, 1884.

WWWMOITTIE.
THM IT • SOLDIZI.—AI the Polioe-oonst on
Friday. before Mr. Talbot. Mr. Robeetssoc, Mr.
Robins, and Mr. Hooking —William Jackson. •
private of the lot Cheshire Regiment, Portland. wss
abased with stealing a pair of saddle girths fr°ss •
stable in Gloucester Mews, of the value of 10s.
the peop•rty of Mr. M.rria. of Oartoe•road.—John
William Coleman, a Madames in the sroglssi Mr.
R. Hardy, Mews,
, of Gloucester sekl Mr. k•Pf

his homy thews, and with it • sa 410, bridle, and breast
plats, of wines& lie had the charge. Ou Tuesday Mr.
Mot-ia weal out buotiog,ieturniug about fur
He (shawl.) thou put um noise in 1.01 stable, rem.,
log theg th., 10121 C“ he bug outside n the beau, of
the 010.0/0 door, but tuisieJ mem *bout a qua: ter-p t
hrs. Pr'.oucr Or, near toe stable in Odin ciuto,
hem a quarter to five tea qua-ter-p -it are, an I it
whim he er: gone he raised tae grits. Ha wiie oat),
aim." law" """130a1U. aad go nil returo to missed
, Um girttie—only 'Mug from the viable tut
harimes room. No CU. 01,0 WWI iteur toe at•bl I do
but pri attar. Vats va 144 (leek LI, Ile tutt.nt bol 1.11.
fie told hi, inaatrr ot wust gal oucurr.d, and tool
went to look tor prisoner, mama' hurl to Ins a'-'y"'
Hotel yard. He thou Judaism ue meiUl ries ut pipe
Clay on the left side of be ore/oust, aud him d
U. hail Wien any gutna from bie outbid door, but he
denied having dime s°. 'rue midi was not color. lie
bad a horse belongitig to nit moister to the y.-d, which
he was directed to take home, and be oiLl so. Ho
(witness) -ter's% gave -iforinsiiion to toe pvllo2.
11.0 trud peps clay to clean toe etch., awl be
!bought the marks on pneoner's coat were from thia.
Toe girths prcalnoed belouged to bk. Muir He
could identity them, uas by bat .og a spur us. g•
ih. °lust by • .ta-i ir on a new sail. I. Lo
orose-exa mioation witoisio dewed Aug uns law wh'
proietat but tx•itoneir •heri be left toe stable to go
Into the h. nen ruoin.—ltiourid Li. rdy said he SOP&
livery stables at Glourositerdnswa, sod Mr. Alums
hired • horse of him for Cho stlau/s. 'sae girths Pr.'
doted belonged to proesiutor. lie tens.' prisoner
with baring stolen Wein. He Ituilor Itnil by .10a, ae
• Netri.le's servaut, atadooed at Yucttaast. Lie
charged primmer '1 the preamioa of Ina mastor— who
bad just returned from booting, and wi s lu toe ltoyal
Hotel yard—with gnu ing the pram, whiou he doomed,
aud he told lila be shoild send for tad tiai"cr, 0 •
intentions being to hare ths man leanilett -111 and
Una% but in his absence We master directed idua to
take als harm to Portland, sod he rods away.--li.otart
btickland, a warder, of Portland Prison, sad Ui
Wednesday he WY in charge of • party ol couvims ou
tits Fermi. About ten &mock be nuticod cue of the
prisoner% F 41, &must Chesney, take • pun ut
Saadi' girths trona wider the boards of a MoVathe 40164.
A bailor was in the placaa fie took toe One. 'rule
tee convict, aid headed thaw to Olsj it Cudubga
gietas were found inside the citadel and
Deal the °those's' ambition—Winona living, regimental
polute-sergeant of tbs let t.ll2ealino ltegiwouti, said
prisoner was a private in it sad so otlicer's groom.
About sins on Tuesday ingot he great voita one of the
Weymouth ponce to the Vero., an pre...Joss's
cleaners. lis brought bun to Itie staL,led, sod, with
toe Weymouth polaisenian, 00arOtted all the plaeas
pei•ooor had aeons to, but eould n it hod the stoles
girths. The neat day las reeeived that. from toe
orderly-room, Stud lisnoed them over to toe Wet isiouta
V--dupl. Fakery salted lot • ij./uxuanatt toad
omwnilay, as Wars are two other *merge. agstmt
and tAIII property had not bees racovonol.—Prieoom
said be would plimi gouty to this oaarge, mad asked
for the awe to be otsponator sodonerny.—Tue 'upon,
tomb nt said he abouid raise no uojection to that
ooursii.—dergsant 'trios said priou..unad Lama in toe
regiment over loos years, Miami/ whom Liam be had
been • good °bawdier. —Supt. Vickery said prisoner
had just told the provost-sergeant waere we rug was,
and whoa teat was recovereo be would with& !kw Übe
other two shargen—The case was remanded =id
Satarday.—Tbs two other charged against 'Arisen':
were bye stealing • halter belonging to Mr. Rowe, ut
the Bogs' &ail. sod • rug Ulm tar. rope's carriage
at the Royal Hotel yard.