The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-08-05 00:00:00

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WAIFS FROM THE ROCK.
GO4 .0. far 00/ salon. No necessity for a stock
of hie hods on bowl ship. llow sweetly they a ill
0, the leior ocean. knowing Dot only the
oetforts ,4 a bed. Irtt with the knowledge that should
the liettom of the reseal fall out, that melt-same
11 invy thout proudly up. We clip the
IA ,eic; from an official source : -
hoops.% matuoe. which woe recently
~i,...7,4 , th., g ~ .4 Und,d Scrvi, lostitutton might
:eel' be •I pied tor the isormcie. ae iiii re would mem to be
as to it& efficiency. and it ii wit hampered I y Lit.
....1 ar.cbek, ev,sstso co L I ant told that an
, ~,•11 bilsolltock tost'n -. wool I 1,1 ,sont,le of ke.uinc
.fl ,st tNo men at Wet, . i it. ;ince s% "old oaly le. als.o
lfit
0. ~..re thus that of 1.... t rt.43l** jou ls,llssUed ad .it.
140 10 .0, it slut at Is' "sot'. a &sr t ....ply WI, Ahl 11
IFILII lIC 410 411,14141.1.113 41 54,1,,r ~,....i.4t I.
of
hi... I

It i,„er too late t! mend" is *well-worn sayin:,
WI there ie en exreption to every ntle and see
I%ul our
cri,k,wre found in their coi•teit with the visitors
mor,,tet, being estphed to play a man abort in
kitting., tripling tam fortune to favour them
tar:bre.T,...Natie,sl, hat their opponents' lead wee
eelt waken'. slthough the extraordinary idea
era• woo of eis wickets falling for two runs, yet (ae.o.
„. ~• •
raqi .r.) the lout WA. nut on too late and
I
the ttir I ,i,f,at this Demon was mortal for the local
handlers of the willow.

s.....hing .1101111 be Amato tho public play ground
redre-llill to put it in roper order lum pleaseil
to
,lad. that indulge in the n Ale
crwrxt on this ground every ilav, and
sow •
they a. ad theurielv.es of its um it should be
drained mi.l the turf re•lasil.
At ...Anus pirt. roan I our coast brigmler of Royal
Nog Vidouterre hive leoni forruisd. and a g„ab,..t
..umb,r b2r4 h see been visiting on lately,
n I • simil ir bririarlo be rai.eil iri thin neigh-
hood.... I I A .ul.l Omsk no. There reelnn to be
ow element to form a good Ttis. Our Government
'cosa .pare a veseel for drill
bit,: es parted c rme at last. Our island has assumed
•pirearolice. croirle of id Atoreen throng
I and rung climb the pebble rf Igo to
Z",!..as 0, bairn), air from the elorioue ocean and
• tho Alrniii I inorarna luil"ut before them. All
vt... has ...owed her cumin r garb the steamer.
ind the pier IVO better. f,lenda than ever. The
fi4orstrornt. bone. ara lr,vli.c a ro.sriu: trade, the
pull. it.oiray frri.:hui f excinsiouist., an.l
one appeore in wonderfully good humour with
an.l all rreAoin, (We KW./ our ziorrespon-
dent.whim lit wrote, did not expect to.dayls downpour.
—En.)

POOLL
o lai* Mr. .1. W. Ilanstml, of
At Scout • \ Imo -
an the eeconn prize, a cup, value ill, in a
thr.e.toile laccelc race. hi. brother, 51r. F. Illansford,
'Ain.: the lir4 prize, it Alter clip, value
fl. 31r..1. W. Ilandord start,d at •' scratch.- but
hi. faotner wa. 311.0We.1 NO yard., At Crewkente "to
Thur-Lay Mr. K. 4 DAIVV. Pie.le, won the Ladies'
Prise. A 41..1 cup. in a I aaaaa ,iro.l yard.; race
ot ltvaluticts, Thursday Lest Mr.
C. T. Manton todt the chair. and the o.ly other '
members present were Mr. W. Mead= and Mr. 'I.
eminpler. -The Local Government Board wrote sp
proving the amended plan 01 the new dormitoe le., and
unctienin g the beceseal expenditure for the erection
of the cane. The Olerk els, read letters from the
,e Government It.ani confirming the appointment
..f Mr. Edmund Pearce a.. olliector to the Guardians
at flu rer cent. remuneration, with E 2 per annum for
the delis err of the precepts, and as assistant overeat,
ht a salary of Ll 7. a year, in addition to £llO as
collector ot rates.
IN,rn-ttoa ilia Int llcnninc, a
e,non,,n,kr f tie. Ihwielseetur depot, held his
&weld ilopeeti ,d .eir rifle enrps Monday
a.,wing. Ihe oenpaur mustered' at heacloluarters,
nailer the ceountann of Captain Stone and Seconn
Lieutenant Barri...el. •nd there were five sergeants
had cot rank ion file prewent. Colonel Henning
haring inepeetel the book. id the corps, the men were
itsnited to Ilacchhurst, where they were drilled in the
sew 'Totem./ allCk in Liententut itml;e's in block.
At the clew of the aril! the inspecting °filmy expreseed
himself well astidien with all be had icon.
&Mtn SUSIDAT SeHUOUS.—The anniversary of
thew scisonla wet celebrated on Sunday, when the
IL (/shoran preached morning awl evening,
smith* children P trig special hymns at both servines
wa• a 1... ..!.ti''li in Ow evening, on.l
the W• 11. 1.-tter than la 4 year. The
peli'lme' hit their alum .1 treat on Monday, when thee,
a«,ehlel at the echodrieen, and, headed by the fi
&MI drUM 1011.1, lenceeded to the railway station.
whence they were conveyed t. Poole Jaw:aims by the
132 train. Th• children were penvided with hew sad
%deiced is Tarte.. amusements in Me. W. Water-
man'n grounne. and the weather being beautifully fine
they thocmghly enj ,yed the naives. 'llta party
'damn to Poole by tic A.:Winds.
Sr. Jane:. SUNHAT 4ytt0.4.4. —Peak is celebrated
far the numeri,-.1 stretreh el its Sunday Sch.a.la cml
the ete .1,...,1.1 .lesoi oistrationa. nts.l the
ens on %Venue.. !ay a'acrno as. when the eaolare
lame.'.. 5.1)04. laaol their treat. MIN no exception
the rule. The proeenion etarten from the seho.l.
✓.„ is Church street at about a quarter t u two, and
hui persmbulaten the town proceeded to the field
hi 'it. wte. lent Iv 3tr. W. It Ifitplale. The proces
iprin..l al. nit sae children. and all the female..
• 'whets of Itorers or bouquets, which, with
IJelsawl...ual humeri aud bectuerete, 6.1
envy e umi. wing appearance. The girls w,re headed
hand earl the boys by the drum-and-fife
ih • Bev. J. A. Lawson, rector of St.
the 1,,.„ vic .1. of Kilning and
Ikural Was, Mr. W. If. Baker, p trin. churchwarden,
sir. toes churchwarden, Mr. W. U.
Ihignale, 31r. W. T,. thee, Mr. C. &Lalonde, r. Burt,
.ied the praors.ion. Thu infants
In.a...bt up the rear iu watenne lent by Mews. Oakley
31„.„ T. Belben, Mr. C. 11111, the
Smith-W.:Were Railway t 'ompany. awl
Mr. G. Donlon!, min Mr. Henry (urtiss break and
for. Tet awl nUel+eliSente were provi.lon for the
rhildees at Sterte. rile weather was somewhat un-
favourable, but there was very little rain.
ST. SUNDAY ecgoote.—The children attend.
Wetter/ eleol. hall their seines' treat on Tuesday
aftenio.m. The aelodwre ....sosubled at the sobriolniom
I, 1.1.4,1,ne half.ps.t two to the number of nearly
el. Leaden ny the fifroutiLdrum band, proceeded
by way ,1 la.gland-.4reet, Wmten'alane, Iligh-atreet.
awl Mount-lane to the paddock at the rear of Beech.
horst, lent for the oecasion by Mr. P. E. L. Budge.
All the female 'cholera carrien baskets and haucucts
of dower... and there were a number of digs and
banners in the ionicesatm, which reflected credit on Mr.
If- Fanner, the superintendent of the male scho
by whom it wan formed. The Rev, P. Pocock, vicar
Gilt. Paol's, the Itay. G. Itliasstt. of Psekstone. the
Rev. W. Jones, curate of St. Fail'.. awl the Rev. J.
A. Law..., rector of St. .lastica, were among those
who socwepsni..l the proceasicis. The wholes's,
teacher-, awl friend, partook of tea in the field named,
awl the weather being lwantifully fine the youngsters
thwoughly enj .yed themselves until about half.past
eight, when ti' arty returned t / the ..choolroont.
Here the female tetchera preeenten their snperinten.
dent, Mi. Penny, with a has la.nue Bible, as a mark
of their e-t.ern I‘..r, awl all )..ine.l in singing the
Nstienal Anthem, a. nnpani n by the band. Tien
fire hiaente were afterwards sent up from the Beam:II
Pla3.7..uun by Mr. Leonard Ballard.

&twee l'oriGica awl Waite, 114NICS Corits admitted
stash.... 6Ulbe. of lea.l, . the property of Aar.
John atone, from the Coale, Parkstme. on 1. uesday
ni.:ht. anl tbev were each somenosd toll dare bard
labour. -Venable." st teed that Mfr. J. B. Dural had
seize I his goods for rent -ince his apprehension.
We. Pride admitted b,iog drunk and disorderly on
the Quay on the Medial July, and wags fined 6s, and
cost..

The Court eat till alter tire o'clock.
Poticr.. Idonday.—Bolore tho Mayer (W. N. Western,
gal.). J. It Duren. E.g., and W. C. Ligkester, Esq.
George t.WU. a bricklayer. war brought Up in
by P I L charged with beau drunk nisi in.mpolil, on
the (I lap' at 12 erl,lek on Seturday oicht.—Prianner
sdruittcd the whines, and was Oiled St 61, including
costs.

TUYADAY. —llzforo the Mayor and W. C. Ltaketter.E.q.
Chance Wyeas. a boy about 12 years of age, was brou.tht
op iie custodr cliarged with atealing • strap, value la.. the
property of limo. MgAtermao, twine smetntr. of West.
atreet, from Mr. Thountron's roPe.walk at Haniworthy.—
Prisoner stated that ou Saturday he left the strap pro-
duced on IN.. bench ha the abed, the door of which was not
lodged. /b. mimed the strop on Monday morning, and at
din natal's*, • boy named Fisb broneht it to bh...—th.gry
Irish cold prisoner showed him the strap produced sear
Ham Portenr no Monday. and said be bought ii of a boy
for It He told prisoner It waa one of the straps fr.on the
rope.want and to .k Pot.ousion of It, and afterwards
handed it to the p-osec itor.—P.O. Chaffee Proved nveiv-
-104 the wrap (TOW prosecutor, en.l lb. eupp,,u.., app.,
beagle, of prison. r.--The prisoner, who was recentli
di.eharged from a reformatory, had nothing to say, lin
he was remanded tall Thursday

J. C. Hawke*, T. P. Ilicks, G. Huey, R. Edmeades, English, an enormously increseed taxa, ion, and but for
W. IL Baker, anti J. Mules& The catering. al the beneficial results of liberal legislation, which keeps
II 'U it at. this establishment. WAS estisfactorY. The food cheap, and after a succession of bad harvests gives
custom iry toasts %ere honoured. and loins good 6°60 DA .dir four-pound lef for sixpence, many thousands
were given in the . .ur.: of thl carping, the celebrated, of our population si, uhl be starring, NYlio can. after
Joe Shinier c intsiliutieg greatly to the mixes, of the this, about "II urrali for tho Tories ?'' Let fanatics
affair by singing miaeral 4.1 liis origihal comics. Ti.. wander to the regions of Storni next Monday, and
compatty dishersel at lib Alt 12 o'clock, ba.ing applaud the IpetiAl.,l ilf none who Vote for 'pending
thoroughly tojoyed thenuelves. the money of the Ine4ioll for war, for &mansion, for
taxing the poor Luau's loaf, for the use of the catti-
1' vtt r 't DBl6lO DS 4 Thn4l44lAy kit. -- Before nine-Mile, teethe adoption of Imperial rule, and the
th" May. r (W. ':''' Western, Er'l .) and tl• •T• Skate, retrograde stepu comprised in that tallow' and to the
J. It. Dundl. EN.. F. Nliitegt h:-.1 ,H• Farmer. Foiglishinsui iim.rilrgions torus of I.:outran.; but let us
Lei , and I'. t:. Ssuders, Esq.
Lave our listru lllliiiioil IPI 11,011 avid d we do not
I;, , , ,A, To. , dra'er, of Lytrhett Minster, was sum. . r laaaitatat hut boo ay tell thour du; our t pinion of them
hall
.1 tor ~,,, ~t If iniat„ry mid Amish... ii,,•,,,,, „..e. ie that they are wilds t, MIUUI igip. 'ADM s
- we -
breach or the peeve, t,„,,,,,,,u be only telling them the truth, the truth which must
kifillialti 'lvory litiaey, leowe of the Poole Maiket Prevail.
Tolls, On lb., previous ThiirelaY. -Mr. H. S. Dickin. g
sou aopeared for the complainant.- -The evidiuwe .4 olsn galk anb Siren edjons. ,
Mr. Ittiotry awl Supt. Hunt proved that defendant -0,---
committed the 01111:4:0 sifter he hal been outside.' of I bear that forty voters have signal the ".roull.
i d
aaaaultiog the cou.i.lalnaht at the last Petty Ithwaioria, rebid' ahortdy to he ,on. to Mr. Schrieberwto ask hm
-The nench homy! defendant in the UAW U 1 LlO to t'snnutaat the 13"nuilhaf Pool° vita Mr' &Msg.
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keep the peace for six lanolin.
Fora time I wondered who this gentleman was ; but
Milk,* (rives /MA Cooes as, aged 17, wee bronght on r.ferrui, to a 4.4014 y of the " Maser'. a few Years
op is, • init charted
sly chred with staling
a lain', rhhhtt. oil I find Last he ia the gentleman who taunted the
value :is- the p-oporty .4 a b iit Named Harry Fidier_, 1,,..A. .rori. by tolling than, that although they
Ilvirg in Thscies.strect, on :Wordily night.-Mr, IL diuml, and denionstzetol, and did other sundry
Aldridge appeared for the prisouer.-floory Fisher, . expensive things, atilt they could neither return a
Prese.eata..,, father. aahl he to I the rsltltit on Saturtkiy Tory member ti Patlkuucht or get a Tory majority
eye !, and iin Soot' ..y mot inn.; he mi5....1 IL luau In the Town Council.
the lurch. I. ielnual William Fiaher, prosecutor's -
brother, ideation' the tralaltit produeed, which in, said I New that wAil what I call A very 111S-Aneing
he laturitt when a uiouth ttld, and gave to his !notion. • 'tenth:man, and 1 respect him greatly for administering
-I'ratcuior amid the rabbit wine safe on Saturday
this wellatleserved rebuke to the party ; but iny
evening, but on Sunday mond.- it Wall miesing. H
-6 • admiration of him will C 04.4 if he attaches much
'
next saw the rabbit on Tuesati'y dinnergime at the weight to the " round robin, ' which is "all gammon
house 411 a Mr. :Marsh. -A boy name,' ch.rj,
an
dspinach." Am I right-or any other man ?
Mar.h said the prisoaer Comnbeti wild him the -
rolibit produced fir a shilling on Saturday night. - Then why is it drawn up an signed, you will ask.
F.S. Beak= said he apprehended the prisoner on the , W.U. my friends, there are • lot of peoplo iu Poole
previ 01s morning at in, father's house, and ho denied especially in the Tory ranks, whose oecupatioo would
the charge.-Mr. Aldridge auomitted that the charge Ibe gone were U, not tor polddca The I.o'6'l°l°6ml'
must foil, as the only rvidence against 1114 client was , I know, and you know-and that very well too-that
that .4 the li 7 in whose posseasion the rabbit was , there is one individual alone who gets amolestannuity
found, and who w AIM naturally account for it in the I of .1:300 for doing nothing but "looking after the
best way h.ti c0n1.1.-Nlsty Ann CO aub.s, pri.onsr's I party," and that besides lie hari a special allowance of
mother, . ni Comnbes, prWoner's father, and Jane I:10 per annum to find himself in Keatlng'e inns%
Laventure, neighbour. were all called to prove an I ww,gir-ge-to-deetrey 4140 blight in hie greenhouse.
aliO.i, and the uch dinnianoll the case.
.1,..An Joy, th ist, of 4, Westover Villa., Bourne. •
mouth, was su maned by Ellen Ann Keni.h, a young I
4,4111-111 4.1 P s, to show cauae, When I look at that large bill., and the brilliant
eamenteu our town during the lest few ye,
Dickinaon appe red for the applicant. Mr..). 1./ruitt, hare or
&, _sir. H. s. I likenesses of se_
...era! eminent local. (..oniseirvativee,6whichi
jun., fir th fesulant.-The Bench made an order
'ts4,%
h. Why, if you die a
for 34, a week.-- A notice of appeal was given. I were nu polnace in the wow-
, think w_hat
.a. low it
.wo.uld be to that printer if there
T L
ory "the party" will get a cultist made for you,
The bon Walls, nmught up on rem and, pleaded
eed bury you decently, all for nothing. if you doubt
guiltr to stealing the strap. an I was scntcncel to 11 what I asy-die--just to try the experiment.
days her lalsiur. _
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Jost what was waatiug—a schoolmaster coming to
' Poole to tcoch toe 'folios wisdom.

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Gently, my frionda—nu who have stigmatised that
bill which hi .ticking op in Me windows of the Liberal
Hell a*" disgraceful.," scurrilous," &c. The Liberals
of Peelle like eoeaeloually to tell the truth—they never
tell lies, say very little as a rule, but when they speak,
! they speak out the truth.

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I And this offends the Tories. Yes, of mine it doe.;
they can't bear to boar the naked truth about thew-
selves. Many a man is a fool, and knows it; but for
anyone to tell hint that Last would be to offend his
dignity.

This is how it came sb-out that the "scurrilous" bill
wive such dire °ileum.

liars lee chance for oily sporting gentleman. The
Wendel% r" will bet any respectatile Tory (who will
pay if he loses) ten pounds to one that one, if not two
or three of the geutleineu advertised to speak on the
4th, at the I:to, will be absent. One, k know, is
eidoged at Bournemouth on the day niuned.
Of course the large placard would not be complete
without Use Paine of the Preeident of the Poole Con.
servative Association appearing; but as the gentleman
inqueation is not !ping to preside on the festive 00014
aims I allude to, tell use plow), Mr. New tiroum, why
his name is introduced in the bill

That tv to iv to be a paying concern. and if the pro-
ceeda are to be handed over to Mr. King, to reward
him for the pains he ha. taken in the matter, I should
like to albaus with him.

If you mak why it will pay I will tell you. One a the
four opleudid hatde wines Ir nothing, the drum and
tfe band gets four pounds, and the other two ten
minds each. That is £.l; printin4, £lO ;acrobats',
£l5; erection of eta.ms, £10; tinworks, noes;
erasing concoct, none ; total, Ci.).

Now forth. humane. Fite thousand people admitted
at sixpence each (they could not have leas than the
Radicals had, you kuow). that is £.12-1. Twenty-lour
carriages at half-a-crown, Ed. Thu contract ft
refreshments pays cocoa-out "'hieing" insip-
id'. I -re. l'inich uol Jody MOO, who
are invited to ',I-.a g.e, I ,Lav'e huAnette," couldn't pay
Ir•• than, say. 1111 for curl, a'• do," making ato of
£ll3. Fr on which deduct CJ expenses, and than is
I:81 to hand ovor to the treanurer.

Now, ladies and gentlemen. you will batter nada,
otand what the Tories mean when they speak of doing
" a good day's biwiuess."
The "Wanderer" hi very anainue to bear what the
Judge- lalvocate-f mend (who, with the rest of the
Parliamentary speakers is.lverthwal, voted for the lash)
bad to say on the subject of flogging.

What ! Are the peopl3 ,d Poole going to stand by,
and lou, and prolidbly applaud, men who pretend to
represent the feelings of the country, and vote for
their fellow creatures being wangled with a cat-o%nine-
ails, a relic I the irliaricn of the middle ago;
which id ad grest a itiszr.dce civilisatiou as it ho to
those who emisswer others to nde it.