The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-05-06 00:00:00

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i.t:foorwmou:,t:ituciah fworortthb—socu.....,h,scy-mof.th.ie.7l.lslntrwinligi.trer:
of Parliamentary int.iitic.no.; my reamt.lll can take
the Dimlyrolrattxi l." 01., bbh.ht op io
Atkins 'to the ad base coodolence recerscy
lb. Hon. of oonnnova the reply from the wliol,
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aa-uranoe of my deep grati.n.la f.o the tn•ii.ooo
of a brutal war by tha uremont .rerunient.
rated in 1879 by L.rd daliiib.irr, sod M. Waddiugt
In order t, guarantee the fulcible extraction of tho
miniuma of foreign bon 'holder. (roman imp .veri.bed
poople. It is true that I have fire children, ell no.iw
nine, datiend.int upon ma, awl that lam in •
tion which enable. nee entirely to synspedbim with the
Docile.. of Albany. but I am the kital t. .ty th 4
theGu&,lian.of my itiri-h have awured me that e.
.tms A. I have broken op toy btu. h ono &n ,j
what few 'hinds I I ccc come iLI, the
house," Irhe.• I .hall have t opt, ',to it,
lug my grief in the wash-tub Sueh,fto eipreetiA of
sympathy I. greatly value by c,.''

It was my It em. t eel.' months ao t , attend a
meeting at the queer old tea of Co fl—sacred to gm
memory .4th. gellabt Lady 114. k, s—which had been
g d up in fevour .4 the ran ltd vture for the retneeente.
Pr..nchise Bill
tin, of the B .r.ingh of Warrhato t , Mr, ti,„d. A
~,,,..1 many spe-cbes were made. but. if I
rightly, the one that apnear.d t . make the mat
Impression upon the audtenco was that delivered by
file, .), ' rinphati-
cthaelly(3amm'Tre'l'lthils.la:Liecret"triist"thr.s.Boupp de of the ire,-01
Guveromsot meant tle rediuributt ... .4 set. as,'
the re.dietrihntion .4 mate meant onthitur lees that'
the disfranchisement of Warelt•m. Haying re..l ,w,
dabs"... I feel curious to know what Hr. Baim
say. t. the amethlin 04 mowed to th.
oo Howley by Mr. Raike., the T ry obunher foe
Cambridge U.,leereily, mid g that th. r.pr..eoteti.,a
..1 the popul du Urban B nit,,, di•trints t 'resent
unrepres-nted be prod i i.... 1 f..r by the tranafer to them
of seats from the lean populous borougb o ...aweless
—in other words, disfranchise Polo .•d Wareham,
and glee ths members to B ttterm. or Brixton. Wad
dose Mr Buie, or 1,40 egastg+t•C u 1 I,raines Os lb.
003 wion I tia.- reftbred b, we.e •n. is dly cheered,
soy to th•t? Wh C. &MA Mr. li.11( • a .), I. th.• fact
that the Liberal Party declined to 1.4.. t. the mime.
tin? If the eirctore 01 Co fe a.' Wareham eh ol I
shortly have 'cc salon tillers., their opinion., in corn.
m o grat tole they will a dtaiuly rent-mb r that the
party to which they are iciletued In the opportunity
of doing so ODIN iblain is the Liberel Party,

Mercy, Shsktrerate tell. us, "falls as the tentle
dew fr,m It . Auuredly, Oa 9 sturdey last lir.
Ball Ksynas, who was convicted of a brutal sosaalt
lutru I; irt:ungr.,l,-do-acaberwit,-I°.:
mist ha..
Hors, was a biut.
who gave a poor girl • bleck eye, an . thrashed her
with hie stick till her back was black
and the back of her head ..ot open, simply because sit:,
would not allow him to go hoots with her. Tosre was
no mistake about it, for he exhit Awl het er“tto 's to
the nisgistrat-e • and yet thews getal• moo th .urtit A
coneis•ent with tleir lily, as protest on of tqs
and administrators .4 jos ice, to let the I -Now ff with
• lion of a sovereign sod c sts ! wight •
magistrate on a sub•equent sp dogetically
remark "we don't twofers to be infallible.

The pill°e inform me that the fact nf our fire
brigade being uniform,' tosteri..lly tee
diech•rve .4 their duties at • fire. At story little
outbreak there are always amnia-is of ton to i•williag
helper., who do more harm than g• d. Ttl• Una
nil, with such people ie to chuck the crock.ry sire
oat of the garret wiodow, and ea...hilly to bring
the mattress*, in their arms. The dorniret.• cat al-o
upon such occasions makes Anon unpleasantly pried.
neat. Yocketahle ortholes dinegnoar in a mysterious
manner, and all rdibles and drinkahlee are almost
in•ari•bly consigned to places of oaf sty, in preforms
to other lase perishable good, 'rh. police, hows.sr,
now know the Well to wh 'in the &dot duty of prittin4
out a firs is entrusted, and any gentleman who with
the most Christian-like iritettions tenders his help
and says 'f hops I don't lotru Is " will he politely
requested to make room for • rsoordwd

My oontemporary, the Herald, is slightly M error,
when alluding to " the repro...oration of Dorset,- it
thomiettat dogmatically asserts t— ' This we know
none .4 them (the caudidereel hove yet made
an appoarsooe in this part of the comity." (rely &
few days ego. "Charley,' accompanyl by his trust,
henchman, the 'Squire .4 Stone 044 . emit g ,
town, and was pritmularly anxiou. in hi. *equines
Muir the well-being of some f the vor.rs.

My contemporary als em .rite " the youth
Humphrey Start o• aclatetrhat avocet him, a. malty
yere•ms would yrrfer as • county repre.enteti re • mai
of more mature age." Now, eu• 1.1 th.plo. kemt, and
beet •p•akere io the liouse—a mend...tined to lucre...*
the fame he ban 44,04 acquiral, in the future—L rd
Courchtll, is only 35. What would the
Herald .leeire to see ; th. Roost converted in a man
(outlying aeylum for old women
Ton Max Mow? POOL!.