The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-23 00:00:00

tab= Esik ant Street ef ton.

I find that there is • great deal of grumbling if
various quarters of the town about the depoition on
rubbish in the streets for the duet cart to take up. To
avoid this I would suggest that the poor be made
acquainted with what is an off WIC in this respect, and
what is not. That poor widow who woe fined ad. for
nnerittlaWending in the =Um' of dust had to pay
110•1311 costa.
DOO't be surprised, Mr. editor, if, es long as the
" Wanderer" writes for your paper, you ar• refused
copies of the scores at the matches played by the
Poole Cricket Club; and further, don't be surprised
If lOW you that the matches are not worth the trouble
—[bear, haer—gu.) of aaking_Publiu In your paper;
moreover, the colour of the P.C.C. flag look, a great
deal too blue to please me.

[Thanks, Poole 0.0., or any othar club that does not
Mid its worse upon us. A narrative of a match is
always more intarestiag than a formal score list.
Immortalng each self-amumer in a separate lloe,
and making us seem to prstand that layers of ducks'
egp cackle like hens over every fresh or,/ Why not
write thus;—" Kr. chonkbaLl took three wickets in
successioa, Hr. Butter-fingers mimei a spliudid catch
from Mr. Hit-emtard, mad tits bowling and batting
of Messrs. Hodadon and Hanger kept their opponents'
some within • single figure, and ran that of their
own side up to nearly ten time. as many, &c., instead
of boring our readers and iscreasing the agony of the
learners and malos-wsighte

Lrt Wednesday the Band of Hops proceseion
.* walked, and it was a rest rooms, particularly
when we remember that it took place in a town whin
only a few Sundays ago irf people broke the laws of
God and England through their morbid craving for
beer.

Yee, the Bowers the children carried looked very
piety, especially those meters which were missing
from my garden, where they looked a good deal better
than they did in the hand of the little—well--thief who
carried them.

Talking about Bowers, some of our local evangelists
disagree about the altar being a lit place to put them.
"Th. Wanderer" would not go to a church which had
flowers upon the " Lord's table."

Tbeceiktren'e flower 'hoer m the Skimmer-street room
was a great sumer, and I hear k to be repeated every
year.

I didn't go to Eitsrta, as It would have bean too much
for my weak norm to have dons or. Thu thought at
Soak Holiday would have rushed Into my beak' and
overcome ma, eel trout 'along Quay" and took=
and steered doon Um harbour with a good
fishermaa at ties taller.

We "got" (se Mr. Sehrieber eure) u far ite Branham' ;
but be order of Mr. B. H. Fry we were not allowed to
laud without pernurnioa. no we sailed along the edge
of the mud.

Suddenly sre beard Mei MUSIC. We stopped our
oars, and heard a mnaloal voice singing
"Cushla itayourneen. to. won't you marry m.?
Don't you fancy the bouncing young Barney Magee
It meg so pretty that We couldn't help joining in the
chorus. This frightened that, and they summed
front ths long ferns and joined the rest of the picnic
party that had penniellon of H. H. F. to laud.

The politiool Prongutooss of Poole want MOM—
more wist I Why, Moon, of warm

" Blood and Firs" aro Menai-sounding substantives
with MA* to bead • placard relative to ths Salvation
Ana g
_;ll6r to be terms admirably suited
to lard Deroomasid a m
admialetraeZ ia wkidi public
geg sbakta Numore every day
Air thio OeW badmen.

last as saasma—a
Mr.A gLatfiaid'a boa., ca:Illa Pots. ivvy

Here. • conundrum. What is moat by e Ns.
peotabis sliest?" Do you give it up Of mum yan
do. then, • " ramps:table diem" is • Ormasrna tin gettlemar, who bests him wife, and gets sett to
jail until after the November municipal electim,
At the Tory 'meting relatfee to the forthwith'
municipal election it warn summed by the passim.
of " legal acumen. that a oomproiniee with his
Liberais next November was the but worse to take.
But the Conservative working man didn't me it, mod
Midgot.o_rfoting means to the a jolly
good day's fun at somebody elee's expense.

_
Now I believe that there are ids reams why ths
Tories should not fight, the principal one Veins that
they don't want to show their candidate elect " ths
leanness of the land," the second being that they eset
tied nix good men, and the third bsing that they met
find anyone to "pay the Ow," and won't pa 7 it
amongst themselves.

I hear that two of the retiring Tory Corfociners are
not to ehend main. One of them the party mil
have at any price from a mixed pickle point of vire
and the other is far too genuine • specimen of hill;
Ball to look on at their tricks and not speak Me WM,
Torten hate pevlr who speak their mind, and that's
why they hate" The Wanderer."

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I also hear that a gentleman pm sassing " lard
acumen," and another gentleman intereeted la tie
public-house which did sot trade on Sunday, have
both refuter'. to stand, be one for the south and the
other for the North ward.

I heard • whisper relative to • rosetiai the Liberia
had the other day about the course they should Leh
on Us., ist of November, and it was to this effect—thos
they have six good men willing to I.:Wit bard, mil bk
for them, and that the Liberal exchequer cm erg;
pay the met a municipal election entails. This doom%
lea like • compromise, does It?
I beard two stories, but surely they mat be ton, or
If they are they did not happen in Poole. A weir
whose son was in trouble was offered legal dehisce sad
advice if she would prombe her husband's nil la
exchange for it, and a father whose son is in pablic
school was told that unless he (the Wiser) Nome
neutral in politics his son would get turned out al the
school h• wee in,

I heard • man grumbling about the market Ws the
other day. He said he thought some people had Io
pay them who ware not compelled to do so. Perhaps
the Council will remember this hint next USA Ai
tali are up to let.
LezElainte have reached me hem aeveralx
that a large, a very large, incl id
uatrial
went in Poole, the proprietor ol which lee true Liberal,
has for foremen and managers • well organised Tory
clique. I aka hear that at • recent Tory meet* um,
assembled chuckled and boasted ol this. Should sot
this be looked into, am Liberal foremast end ma'am
would work as well as Tory ones any day, aye, sad
bettor?

It is a nuisance, Mr. P. aei B.W.H. as yon lastly
remark, that the late train from Bournemouth Utak*
off; but I am not surprised at myth* the L sad
S.W.R. do to acoscomodate Poole, or otherwise.
A mouth or two ago I praised the said Crer•
pan; for the punctuality of their [train.. I will
ne•er do again, for some of the afternoon sad might
trains are again becoming habitually late, especially
lb. last down train.
If the engines they me cannot do the distaste*, I.
the advertised time, why not alter the tistatahlts,
and be punctual, and not keep people waiting about
as they do now t

I trust that the LibersJa of Pools 101 be olb,
alert, and not fall into the wary snares of a ma. who
in a most persuasive and genial manner" erlfeedies"
hini,elf into the good graces of everybody for tries to
do so) for political purpoees. Having a great deg 01
power vested in him at tlen.e,by means of patraeuge asd
various oonsiderations, he is able to compel may if
the poorer voters of this borough to be under as obi
gation to him, to redeem which they are supposed to
vote as they are told.

I hear that a gentleman who rather
e=l
figured at a oomparatively recent manicitoa
has a good Liberal living on either ode of him 11011.
Let's hope that be, with others of our Seldown mem.
toem may be as impresaionable as clay so far as
becoming Lfbershi la concerned.

I wu delighted to see so many happy faces ca bawd
the ' • Telegraph-on the oc.asi.,n of BiNe Claw
taking Its annual outing. The meistere of ihe dew
spent a happy day, and had unusually fise wades
for their excursion.

Few people over-setimato the amount of good PA
men as Mr. Goff, Mews. J. J. and G. S. Name,
Mr. Green, Mr. Buckley, Mr. Allen. sad a hos of
others intimated in Bible Claws and Suaday Schools
do in Pool*. The amount of self denial they maim
In thus devoting the whole of their Sundays, due six
days' hard labour, di elms as ibis/ pen than minds to
c.mment ttp,u it ; still, I au, to have the moor.
Malty of noticing IL
So the 114EDMIC (ouch ow it was) is Dow more or km
a season of the !pat, and the last of the welight
excursions has returned I understand the boat era
cavwdsd, is cot dos days and 'mins it slims owes
to be. .....be Wandernr" call. upon Mass who read
" Town Talk" not to forget bow meek the Issra Is
indebted to Mr. G. IL Fennel for Ms piewsretie
excursions he provides for the public.

MS • •OW rimmagrooor's 'bop is Highatran. This
has been a bad esseon for fruit, certsial ; bat Pools
is bat badly supplied with either vssiabl.. iron, or
flowers. I tried is rain to get green peas in the tows
weeks ego.

I have • word or two to Bey about our Poole bust
which is largely composed of other than Poole pima&
A few week, same it favoured the inhabitants with
some music, and sent in a book to each boor that it
I played opposite for subscription&
I thought that we enheaibsd to this band at Oltrte.
man time; I know I do, andthat most cheerfully ; but
for our subscriptions we never seem to get any music
exoept when we pay extra for it. I should think that
during the summer we might get something for our
subscriptions in the forma • few tones in the eve Mar,
once • week or a fortnight, In some Pabitr Part ol cau
town, such as Market-etreet or the Walking Field.
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I don't understand much about molar., but quits
sufficient to state that the music I heard the day I
Itioesk of was oontined to two or three rather anti:put-
MO aim Why dote not the band keep pace with the
taand give on something new? A modern waits
rn be a perfect novelty, and " Corneville" and
"Pinafore" will be worn out long before Penis eere
hew them. Tim Warms.
Poole, September 18, 1879.

a& ANDIPOHD.
LOCAL BOAILD MUTING.
The usual meeting of the Local Board of Health. es IsH
in the Town Hall on Weobteaday last 4 nodthere won
present the Marone (Mr. H. Darden lad arm C.
Poad, A. & Hodges, B. Abbott. 11. Abbott t
Park. I. B Bmtt J.. A. &
80rn...
Leonwretes, J. Bell, L L
.
Mr. POND reported on behalf of the Ligiating Committee
that the lighting of lite worts was very merit tnproyed
and the quality of the gee =patio'.
The (Auk sae he wrote to the Leila Borersieset
Board with reference to the special rats. end mend the
following reEly
Local Govenvanot &lard.
' Winans& S W ,
grg got, )P9
" are directed by the Local G moment Bong'
to advert to your letter of the Slot ult, sad to wan tin
they learn with rw,t the predate elect Ins tea
adopted by the Local for tb.dl*lctsf Ineediard•
Foram of overdrawing their mown whit thar tresween
The question se to their powers sriti Nord W
o "4" rate. so sudgeeted, Is. hoorays', no. am "'Web
should be guided by the advice of their *es nig
adviser. _

" I am, rir,
Tour obedient ourvest.
' Wurgit J. SPDALL.
" roman "
Mr. Mau, however, Method to Mites ths Beard
Mr. POND PIS natio@ that at the sad weft hP
should move Mat the proposition mood at ths la men
logto oah. • Modal rate ot ls. in the to risaingsd•
,
bostàatosbsatot.dratllollLtthhi°
November aad May next, iodised at totd
This would maks too collections Wird at env
aumass laid I new tar.toth erm shot et he Ma
111 public snbraipttom Irma Is.
ford EIL Nero Bridge, sod Me Board trasZormiliod
to_ the surveyor to use Moir plant me

ldr. Palau criticised the proposition serried at the lat 4•
nftillid of istirpay•rs, Lad west ts:o Mud to Moe
how littwrly impnnakyby Ite seNT
it out He estimated that it would mit
£1,900 to demi out and All in yricl
VW to provide earth closets, making a total el AHlii la •
addition to which he thought one hoe 100 sad airt sad threr
noon would hardly be seacient to remove the mil
supply earth. Ile contended that if this
out the question of water would not be aed Ow
eluded by &clarion that ha codg -..-176-a
niouely with the Board he hail WM aykh siod era *
scla• • meniber..

716: Fait tbert.left the room.
I. awns to Nir. Brows. the Oak said U a member
&belated Wesel, from the meetbeit_k"."li
_,llappli2
mouths hie cake bows, raceld. hot 6"r"
1 Yr. SMITH brought torwerd the Oka se in--
the looPontion to prosecute arta: peewee for ellereS
malpractice, it the um ateoties wee pat te the neetisn_
whereupon emend metubste loft the rows. 1•••_,
costiowed that the ameadssest woe voted Km bat
=Position. and ULM it esssequeatly bed wow bra
The ()lark read the ralaules. rrbisb Sfl7bme
audth's costeutiou.
Yr. BROWN then propowd sad Kr. P. Beane Iwo."'
a propostioo that to. awl be eheadokeed.
rt. Citaismax ruled that smite tto be 018.4 ta•
PrOPettiti..n, and would not Vol it to the wattle:.
Mr. Baows thee gave eaten ties be should wove tie
pr iposiuou at the next mottos.
10 answer to Kr. BROW/I, the 'Clerk said be had
w mum to the Local Goverereset Board arid mewed a
copy of the propoeitioa pared at the public mealist est
Yr. Buoy,' pare sottos that he ehoodd requite MO •
the leiter t, be reed at the seat meetied.
Mr. Las mum sad Kr. Blum spoke at some hmdth roe
the dry earth sysbeut. which they contended meld be
made profitable, and the Baud bads, ampread On*
of • Proposed oddities to the National &hon. the no"
redid.

W ARIZ &IL.
Comm Parr! fismozo. T.otaar —Dean Coked
Mame*. N. Bead, E.q , IL liodsdo, Z. 4.. id d
ILidel.
A WWII Cat& -.06.11 Wes.of Nietortodd
stow.. .••55an0.0.... lot slot. gra...china, tskew Is dr
oresaitoJo tb• lad thoistobsr. dB load in the secsisti
ol Mr. IL Brant. sad taloa • boa— fdr. A,lgaitom
d•for dot --CAArk. Bags. keeper to Kr. Gloria !Weer.,
sod stolvedoot was Jo.; over tie bossYry /46.1.•
Piadell'i grouse" Om rots* 61 uksSellSOMber.—

tn. footpath, i was standing about
onsetwThrtiii ailed, witness saw his dog nen • herein
to tbennm. tars It twice, and catch it mated lb.
the I wail a lumber, it picked up the hare and
Tree
▪ roeoals vitalise a Utak way, thee put it down.
0.4" tags watt across to Hiller. told him ble
ond he was Mere for the of
heak'r, „Tme• --11fiagar denied baviag sona =sand
e'" deg bad ran one. Abed what Maoism'
ks'w
sad be replied be had as muck hut.
defellwhal "Irnrionnki -By the Clark: Defendent said it
nves tho• -,(og end be led seen it wowed times-The
...eh-- dismissed the cam
w"--- Tiaras, -Alward Miihr sae charged with
Gag', ge• Regis for lb* purpme of tskiag
doioaden--fleore• Perry. keeper tat;
St •
har.peet three o'clock is the af tenons oat the
-eaw defendant endives • fleld oorupeed by
.."'s"tropteard with two doge, a greyhound sod •
Atkisson objected that there wee no such
se clamed is the sumeneaa-Witness
urea -,dr Hombre, of Milton Abbey. and the mag.s.
"al it dot the sumasoaa -Witness coatinued del en.
tots "rdir,,,ngh • leant Into a field of Mr. Arnold'.
dui r Nod occupied by Hr. Belles, and tried a roam
tem
oittsgme dog in there while the other he kept
4 tried the own fog 10 minutes, then went
to.aibf Nue. tato another piece of studios corn,
kra o dog oa sect side of the hedge. When the
,edeared who gam bins lure be said-from Mr.
witeenu--..0u noe of the fields was la the occupation of
ot•
lea 'Kr Ationion :He celled the clo out of e feed, -1
Own be saw me coming.-Kr. Atkinson sold he
the ▪
ie.% • esevicuon in this Ca..: hat defeadant
hal • right there end he (Hr. Atitioati) nonod
sm.r.woiootlnlentel they could-lb. Chair-mut
ilit,"-o-rtoodesit Lit. lecleiding Cada or II days.
Lour -Joel,/ Checks wee summoned by Min Ently
for .a ••••1111.-CAtopleinent at Burton,
niointis, and on September ilth, between eight And
Velum lobs sold) • boy pasted with some coca
inns ta -- •
iz garden. Slte went out end spoke
in n
owl just is she had do. speaking. on came the
seinnies.aad mid "Hullo! hello! la that thee, loony r
twos sordo ascent time., sad her husband
1k7:77 the gala to speak to Charlet end said "Her.,
r, yea Se a mac, you will hear what
oor pi yoet. I want to know 111 at you alweys
I be
wile ter When Me went opposite I.llomoo
• egicg- in bls hand, and ..iti bee " What
he P.
. r adding various eanynnary epithets and
etto:X. god complainant - It's not the arst time he
arrows. me thus, end Ito in bodily danger of
ta wr day. It is not only Mem, he bave done so
Ms_ oottoyed me since."-Mr. Howard defended,
Seri...ltoat complainant tied defendant had lived In
perishing: nine yeses, within Itall-ateile. perhaps
Go boodred yards. -Hr. Howard Hu it anadvhoz
• •
You don't look very thin now. (A Moak)
1-Toots what (wont to k
mean DOD. - .
„nen • you don't look very pale with fear.-(Latighter,
If •
havi=fresh colour.)-Mre. Kama cot.,
cu. sod complainant denied having
.1 Burt" Dee
row o'er the matter with her-Mrs Cole elated that
con. GSM' up and said "What', up! L. lovey on to
tue Oa&
b4b right, so It, lovely, wire in, lover."
witimmt to speak tot:Marks, and Charles abused
aer
Barrios sad her husband sod nourished hie stick.-
)10. wood Had lived there about six months; kw
I,:rlnxd do dot ; bat she objected to gay how long be he.
Bard= toll the boy he must pay the damage
▪ n,ss had dose. Had Wield over tise" motto. odor
▪ &no. repestedl7.-4 And if she said you hadn't
r.iii•oo orev,_Hit would he false wouldn't itl-Obstinate
wage-Hr. oward said be must alreast apology.s
um in such a ones Mr. Charles had always
bewow
_„trwod ha duties.. bay ward plumb* sad agreeably.
!..71,,0.550ys roelected. The woman had lived amr
insts ; but all at ohm she woke up to say Me
.10:4 bodily two, Imam*e defendant used retie laannage
to we; tut it was laid does in the oldest books that
onoete pella called another only . toy.. or .. ri4,41 „,
m wee not to be hound over to keep the pears hr.
h.ua t, • two women Nowlin ups &Jule bow, aad
be toe got wonder at them, if the cows seat into the
orow, Bard. bad • tamper of bear ogre, and wet
oeing Me boy • elite of her tongue. No doubt 'twos rude '
rei " Go it 1... e- but she &towered
id tholes Ou
.1.M.-entl =cried "SloP to Charles, showing Mop
oore est y fear. He had a vitas's; but was It
rah sahmeary to call hien I-The magistrates did not
thiak Xis. Bordia warn in bodily fear: but they warned
poise to toille he tongue and not use dimwits/ lea.
to • Imam-Cam &mimed ; but the Beach ro-
sined the rests.
ou, orris en. -Hobert Brow* wes summoned for
bow, p ...eyed on lend in s.aroh of gams, at Mere
Kays. se Bogs. 35th-Chattel Bugg. gamekeeper to Kr,
g.nr,,, on the morning of Anna 30th, watchod two
sad • trap is as field in Me occupation of Charles
rA;bh. Almet wen in the morning Brown came straight
do.. to the Ante sheath. ratiret woo, killed it, put it in
hi onkel., sad went to the other sir* and trap Wane*s
war and asked him for the rabbit; he didn't rive It up
.ng witness took it out of his eocket, and asked hien hi;
lot he said be would h me to and It out.-Creges-
.rwiom; I don't know whether there were my banes
• fwg but defoliant cone in at the other end.-
t...onge perry corroborated-Defendant said be came into
th• 1.14 after hie muter'. homes about seven o'clock, and
task...am cone sad searched him ; but he had no rabbit
ser elm-The keeper" laughed at tbla as lilt were &good
rits.-The ,ock Add Brown had elmerly base tip three
tuguer, ye: he Mimi there angl told the moot barefaced lie
smoble.-Fised end costa or in default me mouth's
Liod g her.
A Wmas Bonze -Heary Boor, who did not serw_.;
et, aunniongol for being drunk in S esnase.-P.C. Aar..
linnet is Saturday night, August Slob, was in the
tine, between gine and ton, and saw
owodtor .i.e‘seett.: drunk, ant insulting the people.
Had roamed him beloie ; he had lost, drunk for the
ode mon, theuith be was amen about 311.-Ifin• 1 is. and
k, onus, thy Cis arrnan stating they seats little higher
bermes deieselent did not appose. If be appeared and
deleaded biumelf, they would perhaps be disposed to tine
kia km.
Sit DATi Lamm -An appbration woe msde from
Lea. Wooritb, for the theration of a sevengday
braue, tom • rit-ler one.- Refused.
Not tnArit. FATHER AND 1110TIMIL -nesse Morrie,
• weidese, so. musnioned for ussultug Elisabeth
Kars, it Wool.-The wile mated that on Sunday night
her hastrad mat to s publiciouse, • little out of the
• ain net Mem from amen to baffle.% nuns She
met out that war Is 5 sulk, and defendant'e brother
ums eel el the pablichum when she uked and found
be Orland so Made. She went in, sod asked bins in
semi! my to DAN out; but the husband naked her to
coma and have glade, tout she declined, and uteri him
lisous eat H. did so, bet kickvd her about, used violent
ismse, sad threatened to kill her ea soon as be got
bur. some people (Algoted them but when they got
tete Mont lane, bet husband thought he was free to um
her este had cony hundred times since they bad beam
awned ; bet Thome. Stevens tollowed him, and kept
hia from striking her. It wee ell through his mother they
hal bred anhappily she had five children, two living;
bet he emir neon her enough to live on, get his father and
saber upheld him in hie drunkennue.-Defeedent : Did
I mike yoe I-Yrs.-Q. What did I strike you with)-
With yew tier.-Deferdant : You are • liar.-Complala-
set weed to le period, as she could not live happily; her
Inateete mother set bon against her, and this morning
heeled bet Utmost the tillage, gybes she was coming Ivy
trete -Ile man said he Mould not live with hi. wife,
seas; the, was no peace whenever he came horns-A
yassor ealelia we/ shout to speak up for herein's", when
deleedent ordered her "abut up your mouth! You have
enema to do with yob. said ehe only had this
nem is Wareham, all else of her fries& had tom away
1. lie mitt, sad the man used her sone singe they were
goo. her budged): His mother to give him food and
tar hi. rest, I never heard of such • thing. You are my
kasha. sad oni it. We hove two houses, his
mythe'', and his oefft-The Chairman gave defendant •
torus, that drink is the ruin of half time who eons to
ink fluy vx I,orted him to be a g 00l husband. and bound
his over on ill to keep the pence for twelve months.