The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-02-20 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 18143.

my "That he, with his two honourable friends behind
asuoueced pub' cly their Watt rn of dyes upon
the Boor of the HOMO or entlflOont befo-e that Bill should
pass." (Loud lattehteo.) Now, be roilly protestr d against
and deprecated any such result. ILtught.r.) He had
great respect for lir. Ekhileber, he had almost an Wheaton to Me. Gteendirb Bsatinclt. 111 r. Ar hut rod B trtlet, be
did not know personal/ y. and, to tell the truth, be bored him.
still he should he sorry to see even him die on the floor of
the House, because it was umloubre ily • fact that the Bill
Wm going to pate, and therefore these thy,. hoooursble
gentlemen would ham to die, and they would be only
&lived in their business by wt. .ndiag their humeral
(Loud laughter.) He im;rlored Mr. S.hrieber to reeoasider
his detarminelion, and eels if he and hie two friends could
met poseibli survive that disbolicel project whrch was to
disfraachise mesy constituencies WA, istolliata with
themealver, so Gist the country might be allowed, even
site, the Bril WS4 p rimed, to enjoy Ibe inset': tble services
of M. Dotal nch, Mr. Sohrieber, sat Mr. Lammed B atlett.
(L-rod lecithins.) Hiving daauded the policy of the
Goeernment io so acellest speech, the hen. st• airman
revved.' t lb , electors of Warehron to again return Mr.
Guest as Uttar reptematative at It, mixt election, and sat
down esuli loud cheering.
The meeting concluded with • vote of thsuk.s to the
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN DORSET.

At • special Puna-court, held at Whoborne on Mon-
day, before Mr. K C. Parke and Cap Clark :-Kennedy,
for yarns men named Kaward Bede, Tom Brewer,
Durdle. end George Herler, were brought UP OM •
cisme of indent assault and rubbery on t o highway at
Cianborise. on the night of the 855 inst., n ono li•orge
Ryinead. ti. driver of • thrashing anti's.. At the request
of Buperintlnifent Batty, Brower and Beale were
libeiatad, as there was no evidenee to erinnuati them,
they having been merely apprehended on suspicion athey
were known to dare been in prosecutor's company ehortlY
before the oftener was oommitted. Yrisioutor stet
that about mid-day on the Bth instant he ree Arai LIS
from his employed, • Kr. Niekien, and that he went with
ti the Flour de Lis 1.111, in Cranborne, whim they
bed soma drink. Hs went to the Cram Kays, where
he had more beer and thin saw the prisoner*
Durdle and Kerley. On going out he Proceeded
to the shop of Mr. Wareham, a year, sad pdd .84
he owed for vocalise Duras then wanted him t, steed
• quart of beer; but he dee lard. Between lee n nod
Meld o'clock be proceeded home. but Durdla and Kinky
foilowed him, and on getting some dietancis out of Cran-
bane one of the prisoners snd to hint 'Wet. going to
bee. your money Of Your We:. owc itor said •• You
don't mean hut do you?' Oa of the gis iners
distil, struck him • violent blow in the face, knockiag
him down ; one of them held his legs, while the wher put
his arm round his neck and qi ckly abet acted them iney
from his trousers pocket Committed for trial at the
next Assizea

A certain little house on the north side of E wit-street
in Bridport eforessid, which was always deemed and
taken to be an almehouae, and now need as such, and
which, ha. been rep:sired by the bsibffe and but.
seems, ii bkewise preen:net t. h see been invested in
them by some grant which cannot hi I.,tuid.
A certain (Aber alinshonm in Bridport, called the
Lower Almshouse. of which there is no 'moonlit
extant, but in repa,red at time SIC 011ie of the pariah.
Abstract of returns under 26 George 111.
°somas MUD° IN
Cluipelry, Weymouth.

believed would be entlrely sucomiefuL Lord Randolph
Chuitthill continued the debate. Sir Wilfred Lawson
ax, mitred much applause from amungat them when he
moved as an amendment on the Rupiah+ question ''That
this Rowe humbly expresses it opinion that no sufficient
reason bu been shown for the employment of British
'mei" in reconstituting the Government of Egypt and
reorganleing its affairs under the authority of the
ICudive." This was 'Pomaded by Mr. Labouchere. Lord
IS law ad Filemenrice defended the Egyptien_policy in an
iniielve speech his maiden effort.. Uuderi&ci scary for
Foreign Affairs The debate was adjourned, mid is Ugly
to c Rigout, for several nighte.