The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-02-19 00:00:00

To Ole lcheor.

IBir,—ln addition to the 35 memorisliatot who
practically represent the pariah of Hamworthy, au
also Lord Alington's Fly Farm 'stet* referred t by
Mr. Conway at the Parkst ms meeting, I haws, on
the 2nd hut., forwarded to the Lout' Gover*ment
Board a protest signed by 72 ratepayers. oblrfi,
Poole. Also on the 9th inst. • protest signed by
ratepayer* of Parkstoce, some of whom were at tb..
meeting above referred t I her* oleo pointerl out to
the Local Government Board that the Corporati
hos almsd, rupoihri beautiful normal
bail • mile from !minions.
If the Town Council brings down an Inspector to
viol, the grounds Proposed to be bought Iron lowd
Wimborne, it lath. opinion of many in Poole that he
should be takso to the alleys and courts of Fool'.
which were referred to is (he Poole Herald of 13th
December last, in order that he may say whether he
thinks they are, structurally sod otherwise, fit for
human dwellings.—Yo, dear sir,
J. tiswitss Slurring.

P.B.—Dr. Verne& reports to the Poole Town
Cotuscil that there are, thoording to his rawest lIIMBLO-
-141—At°n what would be, as described under the Artissn'e
11-
•-•vomolsete Act, unsanitary areas, and se =oh con.
&waned. With these exceptions he cassiders the
health state of Use entire diettith 565151 k".
showbsg 15 par thousand deaths. A short time ar it
war. I believe, 12 per thousand. A man in In
very dull of Intellect to argue that this r.port prong
that the article in the Poole Herald of nth December
last gives too dark a picture of the hovels, in whish
many families live in Poole. However sober and
cleanly in habits might be the families dwellitur Is sorb
places. they oould not tiers live, with olifidoss. so
to be healthy and decant No doubt they are happy
hunting grounds for rabid politicians, but many ol
them, however, ars aoi fit for human habitatioe (.1
anyone may the If be will take the trouble), nor have
they ever been each. Fifty nest sod sweet colleges
could easily be built, at onos, at moderate rents, on
some of the waste garden grounds near the wad skeet,
where building materials are handy, and several WV
stores could be bought at moderate figures. 11 15 to
be booed we shall bear lege shoat total abstinsoms sad
shutting. up publichousee, until the advocatio• of these
meanest. hare don* something to abate • cruel
nul..ss which anthally fosters a craving for g.Orir
r Logd and other noble mete who
conikkok. boo =poi

Logo thaw:ma's Lovs Arras/I.—The Prom
As.ocidion eye relenmos 1.. the action for
amed enacts of proclaim of marrisee, brought by
Fortgemse (late of the Savoy Theatre) ersinet
Garnoyl.. eidwit eon .1 Karl Csirns, ne nut.,
stuld teat ef .r• are still befog made to settle the
out of court. There is, however, little
wobability that ao arrangement will be a.mo to,
t,. p;alatiff, feeling thd, as her acquaintanc
with tb• defendant has been freely dloonwod both la
sn.doty sod the public Pres., the has no alternative
hut to brier tee matter before • Court of Joscos, so
publicity may be ffiTINI to the arrow-
mimed sttroding lint severing of the outioeotioa. The
met...smog of the plaintiff's clahn him not yet been pot
to, Ant tho damages will la all probability he laid ae
00.000. It will be urged that no leen a sum than this
utu compensate the lady for the lose of the poeltice
society to which she would here been ent,tled as
the wife of • Peer, and in &elicitation of which the
retired from the stage. It I. dated that the alleged
.o,tagenient wee broken off at Ole wish of Lord sad
L idy Cairns, through whom lawyers the negociati
—op to di. prompt wwooossoful—f or •compromise
hos boo conducted.