The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-07 00:00:00

/Gotun gat gib Strut echoes.

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lam delighted to find that there a emu
bait.), of Poole being spared the trying ore 44
ttnited mup,ipal election sezt.Noesinber. th.a either !Os h.vo. !fllti,tog ir.143 by
and as one retiring and ionepeadsai mew*. 7.
not intend to offer honedf to! reelection" t find • gooi Liberal to put in his Wu ,es ci
..

I was talking to • Mond the other day about A,
retiring member, and we concluded that he hie twice the Tories • lesson which they wjs we lone fere
Surely they will never support e bybhd
again, especially one with go keen a armee of hoe.. their retiring friend, who, by not breaking hie lied
(in spite of th• heavy pressure thee who °vett t,
known better put upon hint), .Cabled us to ey,e4
Liberal Mayor •nd Sheriff, and keep op our Aweewic
force in proper form
1 When the Ls lies' Walking Field mad seesaw has
been remedied, I would reepectfully call the mien,.
I of the sanitary "power. that he to the anti
Lu
beck water opposite the drillehed at Haravorti which creates a email only to be eurpewei by tii;
piggeries which surrouni it.
I heard • whisper to title that oae th D irsetaliire potteries "had got tio WOrk to
would shortly be closed. I know tluit
management it has uodergone of late yean lug
it rather a losing " spec," but if the owner has lee,/
money, what matters it
A lady in Fishetreet begs me to ackaowledw be
heartfelt gratitude for the unbounded 'undue al hi who paid her rent, employed her eon, earl bey/ kem
out of a reformatory wheo Untie nasty Kirke, (4
course , the Radical.) wanted t., place him is
named institution.

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I am told by "one who WU thin" tie ty
Freemasons' Grand Lodge at Dorchastsr the eta, da,
warn a (mad success. Perhaps the Previa:is Calm
Master's speech was rather long; but tarn
from Poole all enjoyed it.

I asked my informant if they had two dean et
Dorchester (like they had in Poole last year). ,of
was glad to learn that those refined jades, elm
with delicate palates, such sear, to he (sad sews
the members of the " Bank-ocratty` in some tem
are either not to be found at Decimeter, or, Utley en,
rather than spat the harmosy of the matiag they
agree to differ, and all sit at one table.
My Mend Samuel "happy thnazht" lb* the
"two skinny Frenchmen aryl one Portorae hem
thrashed b "ose jolly Br tishar" case rirstly Man
toy eyes main as I sat in the Town Hall ;istesise
the revision of the voters' lists. There visa earl- sl
satisfaction beaming upon the face of the idiy
Britisher," as one by a A he west shied with PM*
his claims, and upsetting his adversaries. Let m haps
we shall 6,;ht on this register.

Tbe Red Lion again ! Well, that is a send how
Surely the T. Ties will be happy now toat dry ta,s
disfranchised it.

By the way, don't you think '' Billy Blce's stnls
of doing business rather calculated to him his cam
than to ?

The votaries of Terp.ichon hare recently had
plenty of opportunities of displaying their and a
detachment from democratic Poole has appeared at
a select reunion at • maniac co the sown booless
of Hampshire.

I am asked to record the names of two en
ter sichoresa feats not seldom indulged in in other
parts of the world. The one is the PAK .isis
Lb. performer disappears through a plawsisie vrie.
dow, and the other, equally agreeable, is the mull.o
ow cabriolet, where the performsr, after driving ssee
a chair in a cab, emerges through the window. With
these feats, I hear, are still very fresh in the memos
of some of us.

I ventured to remark to my friend that the ten
rotsaois mu misapplied; but on bin sande,/ me Out
the word in question via used to designate a dant al
well as a most important part of a lady's attire, I et
the name stand as you now see it in print.
" Deemed as unfit." Welt we won't any we alnys
thought so, Mr. G. B. C., and it the majority of tin
Board of Guardians can't find on a successor to yes
whom the ratepayers can better depend upon, veinal
apply the stricture' I the Local Government Bard
to the Guardians themselves.

Did you go to Woodbury Hill Fair! I best MA
Poole wu well represented there, and, the evader
being fine, it was ram fun. Some of the excorsoams,
however (as usual), came to Fief.

Both Tories and Liberals are wen much divided •
to the propriety of there being ni fight on the !ma d
November. Fighting for gets in the Conseil a
expensive luxury, and throe who don't Foy are magi
the most pugnacious, Ihe Lherale need not for tie
fiesta of a fight on thia registration, which kw taw
too wall worked for them not to come .1 Mu Ilyiec
colours, gill a fair compromise, by which we gala kJ
• man, and our opponmata lose the other half, is by
means a bad way of settling the quation.

Pa
In conclusion let me iflO the Mends el
that Mr. Waring is delighted with the ,i 7 no
registration hoe been worked. An analysis si
voters gives him party a good healthy majsity ;
this must not let his friends despise their ramie
The Conservatives have those in their ranks
the payment of large aubsidies, devote the whole of Mel
time to political maslonarY work. and why! Beeme
they know that the borough is Liberal to the bat.
bona We do not want inch men Our AseseieMe
I. admirably worked; we are an amorist of Wolk
corps in our rank and file which mishits on to Memo
with hirelings, besides which the rift of IL'. Junco
Grove to Poole, which raised the rates, and eased !v
end of bitter feeling, is still (long aa it was tgol fook •
onr memories. We wantnethiardmmtha 'M.P....-
stagnant state the country is in, end Me death
ed
d
n u mb-rs of our bravo fellow countrimm ia Zl.llmb
Afghanistan, to show us that" Memos at the wk."
In steering very wide of the mark, and ii" me.
mated to exercise the usual freedom of ePea•
allowed to all Englishmen. we shall not sisal rad
we can do for the rood of Cmford. bet for the hewer
end proverity of bid England, the mightM•
In the world. Tax WoDass.
Longfiest, Michaelmas Dal, WI
PABISTOIfIt.
...eery —The
Callao( or EJIGHAND Turttaircs,
first anniversary of the Parkstme am" 7.4,;;;:
eoolet was celebrated on Tusedsyvaming. , •
apsciai service was held at Si. Parrs Ckertse:y
sermon was preached try the Real Dem_22lm• 'tbe
F. Daniell, vicar of Ki[lloo. r ""
annual meeting was held in the
being taken by Ms prandest, the „
ricer of Parkstona. The Chairmen he
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the Proceeding. 4if the pant year. the „,
A. Taylor, read the report, the adoldi°°.." ir
the p Dna',
moved by e vice-president, the °•'' Eser
curate of Parkstone, and sec .nrisid by the Rural ;
The Ray. B. Cbudleigh moved " that the
prevalence of drunkanneas in tin. coueul Wl'
'arty and oom hinted efforts of all Chinches's. 'NOW
total abstainers or not, in the came of Immlmm.a
rvicv-dstiott." —Mr. S. Vosper.Thoteak Wimbwi.
m
seconded theresolutio .which wascarried
Major-General P. M:Meas, of Desa's Court, el.
Ws'. moved "that this parochial breed of the MO
of England Temperance Society recolabm, thee
faction the organisation now is Veda° ^
disc'arY for carrying out the work of the vedfdYl
Mi.. Taylor seoooded the propositios, which rea
Nizau'ualtt carried—On the motion of the 0.4,
.J. Barrett), seconded by Mr. R°C•'•
of rules was then adopted, after which the eice-.2:1
dent, the treasurer, and the semerearl, were
and Mr. Cul was chomp as assietaaterveddarl.
committee was also elected, and • mb°15111". sl do
ladies having been appointed to take charge
Band of Hope, a vote of tha.k, was accorded le.
president ; and the meeting concluded with the NW'
of the doxology.

BLANDIOILD.
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Coo= Pirrrr Samosa, Satrirdar
Portman, the Hon. W. H. & Portman, it P..
Parke, General Sir Charles D'OPY.Charl.
and Montague Guest, Rm.
110.'h PO9O and /emu Doevie bob of ifilbele,
Andrew, were summoned for Wins drunk sad reftlig
ati,t tha Royal Oak Inn in that= oad mrthe. 010
13th of flopeombor. —The •v
We landlord, and P.& Holloway% showed that Dario "I
the most abusive and noisy, and ha was Assad to
fra. 3d onto, whilet Popo was hoed la. 3d. SW SI
casts
Irdiems Coward jun., of Woodford, was wallowed AI
being drunk in Bryanstonetreet on the 6th of Seltt
sad Aolt'!'
nilladrog guilty, he w s fined I. ed. and coat.
Alma Tamara. of Blaodford, admitted beim anok,_,
rialiabnryosseet on the Ord of August, sad she was
le Id. and Be. eri coots.
&moat Thmoaa, of Wig:abscise, was samisiotiedDbigia,bri
Ann Cols. of Stourpainn, to slaw sonse, an—
consented to an order fork • week.