The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-15 00:00:00


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shot him di both lip, arid he fate. •lie
helol MP. The brothgy.lo•law V•en wit off
MAIO./ any au Stifles, Oriffe.l./1 fellow _
anrried him hone ~hore ha lie. in a cl.mg-r-ti.
Ifo is under the a re of Dr. Wijia as, ofSiierbni„._
non • •11 thtin,r a twin in C 11 blood is Vic
'vElso trlithind indignation.
BROADMAYNE.
CATI'LE STR \VIM] —Thoinal Hurst. of FirniOl-
crtayne, was summoned by Supt. Uuderwood, 042,
i4.tordey, with being the owner of a horse, two.
g,,,vjg gad i cAI; which he unlawfully allowed to stray
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on the highway, Defendant said that the faingort,
allowed their cattle to feed on the roads, and he GIL
Del know hat that he had as much right sin they had..
He used to turn his nettle out, hod when he hart earns,
one to mind them, no one said anything &tont it..
The Botch told defendant that the land in the ru.4'.
bel ngerl to the farmers, ard, Situ all.rwed him to-
go along it-, and he might just as Well tern his stook
~NUI their gardens al in the roid adjoining their
.11.1.1 e As this was his first cagie be met pay It,
and take care not to offend again.
Qtortaesponbrnce.
LORD POLTIMORE'S RUNT. -OBJECTIONTAHIik
REPO/Mit.

To the 1341teri,
[ln consequence of objectionable eremite, Mr. Sheridan.
h.. curi.rdered it Advisable to priest the subjoined'
letter • tdroned t f Mr. Edward Pope with his reply.]
Frampton Court. 19th July, BM&
.. DEAR Ste,- t few days before the election fer Dor.
chaster, and during my airmails in the borough, Pea did
rrie the favor ha 0r,.. the street to address am; pea
w• r • kini enough to wish me sumo, and to express *
hope that I should be re-elected. You even tendered
your serried., if you could in an• was, render .ne•
anetanos. I wee greatly flattered b this mark off
r ...peek as I was aware you ' of my *Mimi!
opinion.. On the same oseasitia yea referred to Lot&
Poitionme's inteetiou to retire from bunting .o D0e...,..
. $ ire after the next worn. You also informed me that.
. there was a report in circulation that VIA 411118tl of his.
lord.hip's resignation of the Cattietook country was hai
trenitequisnoe of a disagreement with we, and you added.
;Viet a 0.-loon in the teen had begged of you repeatedly
ito admit 'list there was some foundation for this report,.
.that he might be enabled to mike u.e of it to my pre-•
iju lice during tie eiecrtihru This of oourae you were.
imirage t, do, AA you had been in eomtnuniestion with)
Irma Pelt more, and knew from him the real cause of
hie resignation. On the day ef rumination, you wets,
agsiu in Onchester ; and chile I wes arldne lug thei•
etettore, you endeavoured eel w.s informed by seventl ,
pesons to interrupt The proceediep, and yes •
made use of L .ni POlAleflOred Tame, lIAILIAA in A loud.
tone-" Where's Lord Po/Moore? where's Lord Pole.
more?' thereby, rur I understand, giving an iinlowidor.-
(rum your si•orisinance wiih his )erdship. that there wee
. some lonnoation for the report to AMA I have referred.
1 di n••t venture to complete of yew expressluv et
dLapprehatien at any remarks / may huge vide; Salt '
iemarks urey have thoroughly deserved 'one dilided
',v.v.! ; at all create, you straisfied year iredege4llllv
did not injure me, But I think I have reamer flo move
plain of your mskiug use of Lord Pultimore's
you are reported to have done-in such a inannee77ls t'l
giveithe impression to those who heard you, that 110' '
been the onus. of his ceasing to hunt the Catentoeht"'
o•untry. In oonsequerece .4 your remarks turd ibis -
impetration thereby given to AllOOO who heard them, II •
wrote to Lord Poltimum toren explanation. His reply./
le DOW Infer. me. He state% :-" Mr real reason Ihr •
"giving up the country 1.,., I think I mentioned to youi
"in Loudon, having to leave home for SO long • ['tried '
'9ri the Whiter. Mr: Pope wrote to me tome weeks •
"ago to knot if. tie reparehe bermet about my realms."tion vim true, and I answered that iteres,thongh I hada
"not definitely arranged .it.fi Irr a postscript Lonli
Poitimore adds :-" Shall I write to Mr. Pope,
_"onteelee you wish, to gay my roe/ reviews for .giving op,
and that there is no truth in the report of our Li*-
" understanding?"' You will, I am sone,die ready to
admit, after reading this statement, that fitei /sport re
industriously cireulated is untrue, and. that there is tie
foundetion for it. '1 ' have fur many yawn been
accustomed to beer of simnel' mierreierttalliotur. I
linve hitherto. treated them wells perfect indifference.
I should not even now-have notiood them, or treithesil
you, if endeavours had not been made to eause a sole-
understanding with several of my friends and political
supporters in Dorchester, for whom I entertain great ,
respect. Reportsare at thievery time being propagated,
and letters written to Lord Poltimore to say that fazes.
are being destroyed by my keepers on every part or
Mrs. Sheridan's mtate. These reports are invented midi
circulated for the .purporie of either cresting • prejudieei
against my servants or against myself. It against me,.
I can only regret the &Menu that prompts the authors i
to do ins so 'much injustice. if against my servants, it •
will prove of no avail. I ani perfectly *tidied they.,
-have performed their duty to me and to Thiel Poltimore,,
by strictly observing my directions to preserve-fogey,
and to promote his sport in every way. Te aush as i
extent Ins this deference to his lordship's wishee imea i
carried, that the keepers by my direction. have (issued to •
rear and prinerve game ors the north gide oftheriverFroine .
running through the property. As long es it is kiiir
pleasure to keep hounds at Cattistlek. Jam mast wain",
for his sake to submit to the parted deprivation of the' ,
amusement of shooting tor Mune friends who visit rea,, ,
daring the season. I shall continue strictly to preserve.
for him on the Prydling property-Nether Cense, Cher. '
menace Frampton, Gorwell and Ashley, and Puneknowleri 'it'
estates-a distance, from point to point, of nearly 12 '
miles. least only regret that so little consideration be.
been evinced towards me in thi, neighbourhood after
making so teeny seerificrea end endeavouring to w/Wwweli
the sport and amusement of the gentleness', Foiskatag 41* ,
the Cattistook country. i
I am, dear Sir, yours faithfully pad o
E. 1 'sag •
• ' Edward Pope, Esq.
•" Since writing this letter, I have reeefeedtbefelkierliai
additional oommunieation from Lord Polthensre•
.. err; fei.- • ' Pohlman', it* Ig,:IIMK
MT DEJA MIL..BUMIMDAW,-.4-lesti sorry surd silemieni .
should be elhise respecting eargiving up Marlikillieleir-
oonetry. I have lawny( not trith,ppur I. !
have hunted it, and 1 intend resigning it pleilliffell,
entirely uneotieecied with you.
• • •ro rtl
Believe trie, youra very iffeCtionatel .
I may probably consider it adrimble to print thole
letters with ybire fife Per's) imply.
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i Great-11°11er, Mahlon Newton July 22, 18155.
DEAR Sin,-4)sagy•setsenitenniftlimma 'me even-.
log hound yew leefer et the I.9abhuit. 'trouts= I nue.
greatly surprised at the °entente aid lawatetieM.effdY to.
i it. Ido not recollect the precise eepremion I used 'Owns
I met yea idDerecharter during your (sextet, but 1 hart,
no doubt I 'poke in tense of the fullest friendly feeling.,
consistene with loyalty to my own intim:lloes and party.
On the day of fichnination 1 happened to be to Doer-bee.
ter on Minnow, and forming one of the crowd eineashiedi
at the hustings, li.lired the niventage 'ef ' lessi=dbe•
various spesebese,but the -nispereinebiels 'hie '
yen, that I used lard Poleiniese's-essiwimi ening& rer
. excise pophlar feeling rid rawly. to yea is Wadig vital- i
out ,iewsdation. I used Lord .Poitimere'll,..lolenlvill Illie-
wey whatever publicly. I believe, Bat in env
with year gardener. Mr. Breams; I asked -him if you bad
lately seen his lordship, but I to fin part beast •
demofistration of feeling, much is. of
extreme that Fisted You to give the new .tbseeretteet -
a i hoar yearawyeding. With X reined teitb= „
stnifiet ile.- ut tessevonirine pleased; be • r
t. Abel* tit leans thet foedinallihe Mr '
-‘,l esernasertemseeigholohded - •••
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es greeela en eomes i can have ne.eolocemer to row ,
"pa iakieg• your Meter to me, or this My replip.oes.
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:: • • . .1 am, dear Sir, your obedient fletvile
OH. 4,-; 4 . , •KDWO.
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