The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-09-30 00:00:00

DORONISTEZ.

DOW? 0001TT HOSTISAL.—Ths committee bog to
acknowbadre the kind gift of vegetables and fruit from
the Bor. W. M. Yokbaira, Vicar of Abbowbury, and
• similar gift from the parishioners of Sludge.
INIZIDLT 800111111111' tioerrui. SOND•T.—W• ItS
&deed to state the total amount collected was
Ali Os. 10i. The thank' of the committee we
espedally doe to the brood of the let D.A.V. for their
kindless la playing the member' to church.
lenrOetoer Bats or Sena. --Os Wednesday Messrs.
Dube and Sc,. mationeese, of this tow& at Stafford
Park Pam Poddletown, dimmed of the well.imown
sad highly-reputed flock of Doe's' borne, the property
of the repromeddives of the late Mr. Paull. Over MO
were preesat, Mr. W. B. Belmar, 11. P., wedding at
Me luso:been. Good prima were realised the eix.tooth
ems making 57a. to 84..; the two-teeth, 110 a. to 85e. •
and Me owe lamb, 40s. to 511 s. ; oonples, 72i. The cart
hones made lOgs to 00ge.
Q.O.D.T.O.—We are informed that ceders have
hem reweived that Mr. Musokton is to be at ono*
re-lodated is Quertermeator. It will be remembered
that he was reported to Oolmel Flambeo for alleged
disobedience of orden in refusing to leave at Lieut.
Less' perk some logrameeet appliances which Quarter-
master Mumktoa said were the private ocooertY of
his bretbse, Oorpwal Moncktoo, and Mowed. These
apothems had that day beep mod in • tournsment,
La wide* Qoarternuidar Muockton aad hl. brother
Sock pad, 'wearing in %alone by peresbdou of the
Oder& Lieutenant Lees, bowever, was not la
uniform at the time. no did he put os his uniform as
was previously dated. In any 001.11 ha had no
authority over the members of the Yeomanry on the
day in questioc, is they were not in tha monition of
any military duty. We understood that Ooload
Hambro bag air. item stating that the proodelhip
before the officers ooaditating the board of inquiry
showed that the Note were not at fine oorractly
reported to him, sl he has erweedi • hope that
Mr. Mosoktoo will remain as Qoartarmaater. The
result shows that Quartermaster Moackton was fully
piddled la demandiag an etoiry in order to viodiode
himself la the earn of hie Mee& and of the public at
After needy 14 years of service laths reglemat
itir mod unlikely that Qoartformeder Monett*a
would have wilfully disobeyed the commands of any
waMtofficer.
iox or Vona"' Ligno.—Mr. amend Garter,
barrider, &Weeded d the Shtrehall on Saturday
road revised the lists foe,tbeDorobeeter district. re
were •see,d Mr. Giles Symonds (Town Clerk), Mr,
M. 0. Wastes. an I Mr. Arthur Lock, who represented
lb. Liberals, Mr. G. Williams Andrews, who repro- '
seated the Oomerviativen mod Mr. Somme from the
aloe Of the Old* of tbro Pesos The promedlege
were almont merely of • formal character, and
attreoted but little attention, the only 'edam's in
which the respective Ades clashed being those of Mr.
It. D. Thereto' mod Mr. John Webber. —Mr. Wedge
obj.o'gd to Mr. Theratoo's name refadaing as the
list oa the ground that be had left Dercheater, and
was now welding at Brklport.—Mr. Andrews cue-
tooded that Mr. Thoruton was is joist occupation of
"be Bank. but Mr. Weston argued he must
reside within seven milas.—lt was urged by Mr.
Andrews OM Mn. Thornton came up twice • week
sad slept; mod he quoted the mall of Mr. Rum,
which was decided in the °Wombat's favour, ashsls
=y similar—Mr. Weston differed, for Mr.
tom did not deep In his •Wo yfth
his fatber.—Mr. Andrews But be Ma • joint odium-
lion ol lb. beak.-11r. Weston That 141 merely an
office.—The Reviling Barrister agreed with Mr.
Weston, Mr. Thornton must deep epos the prmidese
that qualified him. Is mold have • shakedown la a
beokrocon of the book. or have s hammock and atom
eamewbere on the promisee. Ile would Ohm be
qualified—Mr. Moreton's name wee accordingly
struck oat, but it was held that as he Brie within 15
miles be would not be diaqualified from sitting as
Town Gonnoillor of the Borough.—Mr. Weston deo
objected to Mr. Joke Webber, who resides at Bomar
mooth. Mr. Aadrewe saki he was lastructed Mr.
Webber frame here sad slept regularly. This wow
dimided by Mr. Weston, who add the loam was let
to another porson.—Mr. F. J. Holland (mesideat-
oversew) bore out btr. Andrews' etabseaset, and
remarked that Mr. Webber bad slept Mrs within the
lest month to his knowledre.—Mr Weston : Who is
lids( Is the house I—Mr. Pewee replied Mrs. Dew,
mother-in-law of Mr. Webber, but be paid the rates.
—The Revising Barrister bold this to be solikoiset,
and the objection was dieshowel.—ln the mum of
the bothers • claim Was received from Mr. Cloward,
Head flonetable. who by his °Moe is ineligible. Tbe
dab" was sotaliwod and Mr. Weseasheadsave notice
WM is weft msadyear be MO for
(t.cWI was struck off IMAM,

rotrawoura Pouvree Show.—At this show last
weak Mr. W. Osmond, of Dorobenter, took *woad
mid fourth prises, abd • v.h.c. for dragoon% Woe or
sliver. aad Mr. G. pitfleld took (goal thirl, v.h.c.,
sad h.a. In tlie rase elms Mi. Usuiond Mao so Aired
sosaid sad h.c. la the aay attar variety class.
Tws usual mean of atatlatios Waal by Lus Local
Goversmout Board shows the aocuatouiod bewil-
deriag results Thus, is tbs Dorset Holism ths
oost_por bad ragas from lilt. 6 1.. in the
71=nater Union, to 5% fi I. In the Poole Union.
BM when we MON to ascertain how mina in ths
S is raised by rate we do not find Poole at the bottom
of lb* list, but Stnrininaer, with 101 1., Poole heist
no less than 1.. 91., whilst Bemniater pia a with
Is. 6*l. The greator pact of this array of figura is
not worth the paper on whica it appear% It it%
indeed, worse than tholas, to, as shown In the
hatauces we have quoted, the figura st• slt°ll"her
misloadiug aud app.' soil y irao.octilablo. But in
some other la/Lionises the returo is naiad sepocially
whoa. it show. tee aolount of loots male to paupers
and maid, sad tn. recovorod born taupe.'
relatives. The Wicriboras Union appears to have
heat the m st owe...ant of the Dorset Dojo. In
rot:mooring loans, having rn 10 in. credit nectar tilt.
bead ; whilst this Porta* Dolma has the considerable
.xedit of £2lB, arias( probably from advomos ma is
to tho wives of seamen. Is all the bar *Juntas of
Dorost, iVilta, Haiashiro, and gamy (part of) the
amounts rooovored from relatives is 00 the turmoils,
Dorset showing £989 this year against VIM loot year,
Wsreltion showing ths largest amount-1:197 all
Bridport and Corns tb• stnallost—Ll3 and £l4.
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