The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-08 00:00:00

sho•tld do the latter—fur uslawfolly drieltist
Whatu Horse boathouse. Wed at
past 12 p.m., on Suuday the 2.4r4 t. yre.
had been convicted of openteg her huuen for sho
beer at that time. 1411
CRICECT.—,):I Wcatiitiay • rnstth
s„
Haniworthy between the l'oole au.! Wara,:"P4,
when the former achieved another rict
excellent snore, were male, eepeeially tto„
Demon,' (ii 2 and 48) on the Puole ',Ult., ;41,1
sentei with a new hd on the 0c..a.,i0n.
115 and 114, and Waretram iu first
Fridsy a match was played between r:al
:riatfirth five place,
whin the Cenford elevui
wickets to spue.
f
infants school being without oortificstod
awli'n thu NaTIUSAL Settuot.s.—ln
ns
s couse,iete,.,
Government Inspect a (Mr. Trail!) would
Upon this the sheriff was requieitiouel
and curate of Si. James's and several leedie,
to convene • meeting t consider the ..,Ittem, -Ts
lion in the town. It was duly hell o 0 Frilo7? A
The meeting hid for its ol.ject tu decide
elementary and other public schools %lieu)/ j •
be supported on the voluntary 3yitt,,,,
immediate application should hr.
bo .rd. The Rev. J. A. Lawson °ample.' the e!"4
',evens addre•ses were I leliv.,red, ti: Is
favourable to a tolooci board. Tte to:'4l
was not definitely decided.
POJLII Journals AND D,RSEr
s vestry useatiog was convened in the
St. 'James's parish, to c ,naider the preetpt
the Clerk of the Pasco for the couuty
return of persons liable to serve on pules
the rewires of Dorset. No inch lists b."
been tarnished. An Act of last lesion reoge,
Inhabitants of corporate boroughs liable to
jurymen at the uaises of the mum, vz,,
borough belongs, but the general opinionof
was that the Act could not apply to till,
mash as Poole is &county in itself. Mr. G
,s*
stated on his brother's authority rust
similarly situated to Poole in this
habit of sending jurymen to Winchest-r tenet,* tte
Hants After considerable d4cluits, uee
unanimously agreed, on the motion of Hr. ILlistsile7
seconded by Mr. Clench, "hut the
requested to ascertain from the overseers of
tampion whether counsel', upiut.n Lse erer beea
favourable to the liability, and d not that tee
empowered to obtain wmasel's opMion the te.,,
the matter of sending in the jury lists be decided ,s;
EAST LULWORTEI
A MAIIIIAGII has been arranged betem
Ed ward W °Lesley and Mira Weld,dsughter re
of Lulworth

BRISTOL AND THE BALLOI.
Last Friday evening • meeting cj" the
Ballot" was held at Colston's hall, and there
large gathering, A slight distuibauce Levi:4or*,
at one end of the room upon the hearsaan
the disorderly were ejected. Mr. C. J. Thous. es
man of the Liberal Registration Asiaciatios, pre*
and upon the platform were Mr. S. Morley, IL
D. Hodgson, MA'., Mr. Mundell*, M.P (daefida). t
The CamkmAn said the meeting coati be ulrea
express continued confidence in the Santry. es.
whether on not they agreed with the ce,..ars raw*
cast on the the Government by the Hove d 1411
(laughter, hisses, and cries of "T.ira 'en ea:: rag
want reforming").
air. W. Pirraicz moved a reanlation ia farm dig
Ballot• and for petitioning Pariiaia:rit, on, rn
why Bristol should be especially iaterewed it es
Ballot was, that in that very hall the Lin:rib lewd
It was possible, amid considerable party laelied, beet
doot an election by ballot peaceably and properly (as 4
hear).
Mr. EDWARDS motionded and it was earritd.

Mr. H• J. MILL• moved • vote of thinks —to salei I
ildenoe in Messrs. Gladstone and Forstcr. h re
possible that if the House of Izirls prescuai
bow the pkoolo should give their ',re; f.l. the tktil
of their representatives in thn Hone .1 Commas,*
people might ask them (the Loris) ti whit riguM
sat there (loud cheers).
Mr. turrow seconded, and it wit curia
Mr. WHITITCLI. propoied thieks to Me..ri Noiet
Hedgers', and Mundane for suppurttui Mit It*,,
and it was carried.
Mr. Mose complained that the lumberiejd
give Prince Arther £lO,OOO • year fur so pena
(blues and uproar)..

Messrs ALior and KLARISEY, who war cn iLrs
form, provoked cries of "Turn 'em out," and ins=
log refused to hear them.
Here several disturbers were ejected.
Mr. hfoaxer, M.P., was greatly eieered. As t:cs
he begin speaking • man asked " How abr.l
Church of England," and was turned out. Lui•
member maintained be had acted consistently wt.
pion:doss. Messrs. Alston and Kearsey again at
notice, and after being hooted and groaned
were thrust out. As Ito the Ballot de i
member was satisfied It would be law before
next election. He deplored the loss of ths
placing what were lealled tha legal expensis
election upon the loeslities where those electi,tu
place—(hear, hear, cheers, sod disapprobation).
was quite aware of the indisposition of the re.eFars-
to talcs upon themselves heavier responsibilitisi
they now had ; but he appealed !obis hearers as bss
men if it was not reasonable that the expenses
Li enabling the electors to go up and record their en
should fall upon the district to be represeuted-L.
iso). risers might ha . difference of opinion, Inv
effect of the rejection of that clause was to pisn:.
creasing difficulty in the way of working men I• 4
represented In the House by • workinx man.
Mr. K. fl HODGSON, M.P., agreed eitir&yei
Mr. Morley in what he had said of thst clause v-4
put the legal expenses of elections upon the ritemel
—(hear, hear, and no, no). Let them see what mit
would amount to in 11-istol ; it would li.tacerkth:4
like one-eighth of • penny in the poand OaCt ie
years—(ltear, hear). What an iafiaitesiinil nag s
was when put upon the rates of • city like the:. al
what a glorious principle to assert that the peei4 d
England should have the largest possible chsiedso
didates—(applause). He trusted the Loch eil
given wisdom and clearness of sight to pass
Bill. If they did not, at the very first 0pe5i0;114%
Million they would present it to them 111,45-rls'
hear).
Mr. MOYDrix.l4, expressed an eunest
Shad they would have John Bright amongst thr.:
tbs next session sitting among the Radicals below
I gangway, instead of as a Cabinet Minister. They er--•
then see that theme reforms, which their opro:,0
thought they had carried on 'too fast," had only .
been initiated and begun, and they woold otra,
yet to • glorious concladon—(loud cheering). tf.i
peers rejected the Ballot Bill, they would send
them next year, and perhaps would send with it Sir
form Bill for the House of Lords—(great cheering.)
A vote of thanks to the Chairman closed the P
(reeding*.

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JOURNALISTIC AMENITIES.
It is not often that we care to speak about th
Semite of our own business, but we cannot rein:
from doing so now, to acknowledge the greed:
courtesy of • contemporary. In consequence of
accident, last Thursday, when we had printed lane
half our issue of the Telegrams, ws shawl have bee
put to very great lnoonvenience, and there would lis•
been much delay in getting out the remander, but NO
Mr. Spicer, of the Dorset Comity Chronicle, !mail
placed his machinery at our disposal. This kindly se
evoke. our thanks, and deserves mention as show*
that amid the struggle of business the amenities
life arc not overlooked, and that inalination is 1,,
wanting to perform • good deediwbon it is moot needet
By • Leicester paper this week we perceive date,
the same day the Chronicle of that town was inlets,'
to its contemporary. the Journal, for similar aid._

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tpressed an euneet
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duet Minister. They en.
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and they woold be
on—(loud cheering),l.
804 they would eonl
spa would send with it • A,
Lords—(great cheering.)
he Chairman closed the
,TIC AMENITIES.
we care to speak about tt:
mitten, but we cannot rein;
to acknowledge the grsvi;
torary. Ire consequence of
y, when we had printed abet
'clegrani, we should have bee
assistance, and there would has
titan out the remsinder, but lb
lured County Chronicle, remit
at oar disposal. This kindly is
ad deserves mention al show*
tgle of business the amenitiee
Aced, and that inclination is S'
• good deeillwhon it is moetneeds4
er thle week we perceive ths
Aronicie of that town was indeberi
ry. the Journal, for similar aid.
aIIENTAL SCULPTURE.
N GRASSBY, _Volume,"
, Wood and Stcne Career,
DURCHOITE a, supplies Teillbo
3, and iii3AUSTONES, in
one.
tug Ilitecirai Origin& Dal"
ierishable Letters in Solid Leal,
TONES FROM 308,
e and other Chimney Pieces to order.
BIRTHS.
Tincleton, the wife of Mr Jilllo%
, Dorchester Ttarraeke, the w.f. .4 ~:oswsiss.
Alum. RU. A., of anon,
A 62, High-street, Poole, the hde a 111.
pf • sea.
at B/andford, the wife of Mr lno c..pornbs,
at Blandford, the wife of Mr A. Cutiiihr,
at New Town, Chariton Marshall, tip.. •
,t, of a daughter.
2, at 1, Terminus Hotel, Portland, the "
AMIN, al a eon.
, 3, at South Walk House, Dorchester, lb• ".
ope, solicitor, of a son.
M AREUAGES.
10, at the Vicarage Howie, Long Burton, Derve.i,..:
H. Mayo, curate of Folke, Dorset, with Ohl
of HO Grace the Archbiehop of Canterbury,
I William Price, curate of Long Lturton, one of Lb'
U Prim, Ban., of Highgate, to Mary fteli•
,ter at the Bev. Charles King, vicar of the pari•e-
-y 31, at St Peter's church, Dorchester, I), the
ear., M.A.. Mr. William Albert Sweet, pt Froths,
to Harriet, youngest daughter of Mr. A.
:heater.
µgust 1, at St. J 112001.6 Church, 1)), the
o and Bev. Lord trbliell, &misted by the Ito.
'don, M.A., Hector of FAA Hampstead, Ashely be•"•,
Iraq., of illerrbsgston, Dorchester, to Emil) 1.».)."
synd daughter of the late Mr. Trcherne, lost.
August. 1, at the parish church, Moseley, near Sirloins%
the they. W. It.. Benison, imbued by the
Lim ii9Cht% ofilethbeettlatePikDeimrge AY"'llollanol dP,&rEs."IW., noN.Woolei"r).,
Anglia 1, at Brown Street Chapel, lialisbuo,. by.
R. Ashton, father of the bridegroom, the Ito' I.
8.A., of Weymouth, to Mary, widow of the ww
Blakeman, Em.—No cards.
DEATHS.
July 21, at St. Mary-street, Melcombe,
Rep., or bronchail
Mr. William Whittle, aged 20 years. ores
July
31'
cc 6. liii4berQugh-WrmTL jutraco
ethbridge, Bart..
Catherine, daughter of Sir John Heats%
July th, at the residence of hi:, w`4„i'd,; to are)
~ .0. a the lei
Augustus de Pentheny
Belmund de Pentheny
'kik,' SI. Si Moamar: farm, ltartalull, t „ high
'a of Mr. Adolphus Andrews, seed 14 dAY'
Mr.
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ge Jury 31, Yeovil, of ssin the lungs,
gestion of
pralanor al dancing, ac.,
as July 31, at Wakehain, Portland, Mal. Wil" LtUb
ay Mode, aged 24.
. Mrs. Willow
uly siii.Julywltilhinsanßeri.rdlenton, kzear.
wl.l2erref...othrd: aged 07.
August 1, at Weymouth, .D. Warren..
W. Doo L
med was secretary of tbe Weymouth Cite.) utea
the A.O.F.
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pods to the bishopric 01 Madritlu.s on the Anti of November
'B. J. He was brother te the Iran. Archdeacon Hustable, Sector
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Basco Velem, Roe lieteelord.
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Petaled Pabli•bed. as 8, thilivinet
Dorebester, by atrium kycnui, or lb. pm..
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