The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-12-23 00:00:00

his tut -or, bis 'tower", his mother, his wife, and his
father.in-law, and the whole geberation of lent
we refrain from (rioting the words of the saint,
although we would sek why leo o o has liatene.l t the
waraing which has been gicen them to "nee from the
wrath to come?" It Is ....le ilege to be awe of the
aaious p dolts connectors" nit h the history of the en-
enaction of the Somerset and D.),Pet It li:V/ hy, 31.,1
also of the Poole and Banraeonon'h Vail way. It wia
also our privilege to bear Mr. NViving explain aeveroal
matters relative to the making od thee, railways. in Inc
epeech at Parkstone, and we Are in a WWI bel to ei .t.a
that the mind. od many who were in doubt. a- to to t'ae
(Acta of the ca •a e now relicvesl sus:de:ion ; hut
there is • I mg, lonj at..ry t • I. told about these rail-
ways yet, and all that was sail at Parkstone dole at
represent • hundredth part of what might hare been
said towards taking elf Mr. Waring's shoaling lb.
burden Mr. Ilentinck (aftsr lee had dined) so nos
generotuly places! there. ‘Ve halm that NI r. Ws ring will
toake it hie businres.o lay 14 f rc his constitnency a full.
true, and particular account of hie c Trace i n with the
local r.silways of P. sale. The I ILI, he han sdd j,‘ calf.
defence has already gained hint several ompp were
who had Wren for gospel the twasi.lle which Ms enemy
thought At to indulge in. Did time a-id space permit,
we mlzht, as we did upon a reek nt occasion, by a few
altearvions, meta phase the leader of the last
impression oof the local " forts 0 i.aro" int , a leader
well Bpi Icing to our si le of the q cation. Perranal
abuse in this* -dole is c ominenta I upou a, freely th ot
the memnry of the editor ..f that pap-,r moist be
blank no far as the late Coneenative &moor is c uo-
cerned, or he would not "lave c ornmental no freely
upon it. That Mr. Waring ridiculed the elTeinin ote
efforts of his opponents., wh trie it , make their ra,3-0
good by an amount of pereocal eh i.e which, b r lend
upon slander, we do but deny, but the p sition of the
Liberals in Poole in, an I will remain, too firm to
necessitate them or him descending no low in the scale
as to abuse, or say what 11 not true of, their adversaries.
Suffice it to say that the report of the " Tory copal"
as to the late Liberal meetii go is, as far ai it goes,
perfectly correct, and should it ever fall to our lot t
have to submit inch a report to our readers u,f a
Conservative gathering on which the element, of
success line plainly imiorintel, we shall, like a wise
man, append • rider to it. suggeating the a lvisability
of our candidate respectfully taking off his hat to hie
constituents, and, a, was suzgeeted to Mr. Schreiber,
should his nati nudity compel him to take such an
excursion, going "home warms the water."—Poore
Tderan.

WIXBORNIC
Oeum COVELL Toriday.—B•fore Jude L ,tr )y.

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Jamas Hayward. of Holt Wood, a George Goieriet, of
Holt—A claim of 15e., for harvesting—Hr. IL W. Gibbon
Mowed for the defence', and showed that the harvesting
was done for this person to whom his client sold his crop.
—The Judge gave • verdict for defendant, without costs.
George Cutler, of Verwowl, s. James Steele. of Three
Legged Croe•—A claim of .C. 4 for rent —Defendant's ooly
answer wm that his rent was payable yearly, on
hi. Honour ordered him to pay the amount in monthly
instalment' of 3'.. the first in a fortnight.