The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-19 00:00:00

BRIDPORT.

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HIVIVT SLC)7.IITIL% T ) TFIZ PUCE.•• —.is
t C 'Unir nolo Ctri.t nTue day, before M. P.
Mont 0. W. H a... 1 W. 'olio' 11., M .t, hew
Henry Cherlt .1., of FL le Farm. Lim' RI" •''l'ea"
to • "."Ineng issued at the iostance .4 .1 •ho
landlord of the Itosal Lo-i. R .g s, for threat,,..
lug to la" hi life. Fr. in t • evideece it appeared
VIM Ch. Moo. twin.: on the peemi.es el the ford 1 Lion
at the M her pat .d let week cr-a ei a diet lirb awe,
and In shush. I.oguaite thr-atened the lair alord. lie
Bench b .no.l defe I .nt over to keep the poses f..r
ronnilm. Metal( in Ll5O .ed • Mr. Andrew Loa,
on behalf of defendant, in £lOO.

If ths ram .urr of Mr. Warton's resignation, and
Mr. R&M'. in'enti us hay. he] no effect on the move-
ment. of the forwer individual it hoa at least shed •
benign [aliens, on the 7 rise oof tb, b orough, who
have not only conoblered the gueeti..o very aeriorpoly
and selected their " intended " representative, but
have actually opt themselves shout canvassing on the
stre.ogth of their trust in the retirement of the sitting
member.

Mr. Cochrane-B.IMo. will 110011 be &mean • "feel.
fog "expeditton. When his turn comes to fight the
11.1dp .1 Liberia, I trust his reminiscences wllb, more
{deeming than those of a gentleusao oorst in the Isle of
Wizht Should they prove similar in the Ville, de
Brydeporie there is • w,ll.anpoiatorl hawse ani coach
at the Bull Hotel ate moderate figure.

Probably the Actin:timid— Mr. Warton found no
better supporterl both la perms sod liciald property,

during his memorable campaign than the brewer, and
yet. *tram' to ray the Inew-r t th • very man to
pre-ide over that awful a.aembly which ignore.4l
Warton, and extolled the virtues of the new and hon.
candidate.

Warton's revenge is to come. llit likely that
Warton,
The iCqrla end wonder of our days
Who. eollas PalBloo I. the lust of praise,
Is going t meekly succumb to this shacking indignity
dung at him with teli ntles. ineratituds after all the
service. be has mu rem( his party Not likely I 12
IL 101* probable that the renowned perrousges
" owe 41 vs ion, lu it 00tbiu.: Sew,
and our DI idstone 100,
Will neglect to sees reparation ? Does it stand to
reaso that a rem )16 barrister " &hid up" frum the
ohecurity iif Clapham, mid "dished up" in such prime
style before the astohish• d legislative assembly of
Great B.itsn nd Irelan I, will submit t be cast
aside at a monknt's n nice to serve the °splice of
revengeful voters who '• washrid him is," in misrakirt
No I Th• wan who n.e flii l.b a rusty smell on,
an i rustier lialidkeichi• f, in Ole face id the Premier,
who ao semi his soul! b.nth o niunii of th • beilehesamiii
roars id lauirbtar, arid the s.me m meet with
b •mbastic &name tau at the ruling of Mr.
11l tnt.. , cud eater ot I.•ber 1 tosetted, in not the man
to be thus set asi le like a brosen toy.

" Yotite not in tho swim" nraclously observed a
Toty friend to me teab.r toy. "Do y--u think Weston
is going to 'rest his party in ouch a way as to split up
tdoir votes? Stipp -sing tiler* should be a pow to
undeuttan line be stern bun ...I the new cm-lidate—
that Watton should re•-u quietly when the time
itne', and leave the lizh, of the field to Bsilbe I
What 'hour ow my Ty friend was really at the
recent tn.-tins. S. or airglllll.4.ll sake I +teatime it.
n -t improbaile tha: this t..xit arrangement exists
sabag his patty.

Tuat the Coneervatitcs Ate on the alert, an l that
:heir industry proclaims something sh.a I, it were
Dimities to note. It ooly ,ehoe. the Liberals to
Ink to their work, stu.l for the future to trust to no
ridiculous sense of security. _ .