The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-01-29 00:00:00

" Let time who made the betties be
The only owes to fight."

Our lad great dinner in Weymouth wae almost
warlike ; but now the Government have spoken
.01 .0 plalnly against • pro-Turkish war with
we can scarcely expect anythiw but "Unitt;lniaa
Concord' at the Merchants' and Traders' Dinner next
Wednesday. Of mune the great men who accepted
the Mayor's hospitality will gather to • dinner of
their own; and probably town topics will be the texts
of the minim of the night.

It is wonderful how the whirligig of time bring*
about its revenges ; not so very long ego Sir John
Coode was in the aecendant, and his supporters were
delighted with his schemes. Nov the great masa of the
Council are bard at work trying to get the Local
Government Board to let them Zone, while a small
minority, in the event of the Government Board Wog
obstinate, and forcing them to do something, look with
hope to taking most of the town refuse in the opposite
direction from Ellr John Coode's plan,—to conveying
It easterly beyond the harbour, instate! of it to
the gathering-place on the other side of the back-
water.

iii-e-onie-oraiisig • d s
he looked hie watch vs. hanging down. Primmer imme-
diately ran sway. An soon as this was dons, the other said
"Let us go, good night, he tried to steal my watch ;" but
be fated Lk watch was -Prisoner Meted that
Benvalt gave him tits w but this was denied by
Benvalt. -Prisoner asked to be tried Woes the Beach, but
pleaded not guilty. In the 'loyal Oak he wee Ord, some
other men came In, sad afterwards • stick was miming,
and he was told that these men had It, he followed than,
but they had not got it, and be walked with them torso..
time, when one of the prisoners handed him the watch.
ne se under the of drink, end ekes too A new road will be welcomed am one of them things
polio:man cense be ran • way.-Tbe sergeant present said we want in Weymouth, and the Local Board's notice
prisoner bad only been in the reginnot about six weeks, for tandem to get the new Road into a
and brought a good character from the Depot.- Sentenced civilised state shows they are to program.
to IS days' bard labour, the Mayor remarking they were
very sorry to see • young man with life just opening before Diamonds and poreety don't generally go together,
him. and a fair prombe in life, in such • position. and when a lady treats foenelf to jewellery worth over
Caroorrrama Amiummat -On Tuesday last, Wore
the Mayor Olr. Lunde). and Mr. JAL Millidge, J .
.B. • ..ID: 80, the can't expect to plead " narrow
Wright, an apprentice
under the clarity of Sir Samuel mane successfully Wove that keen indite of peoples'
Nice, to Mr. J. B. Watts, of School-street, appeared in affairs-Mr. Lafroy.
order to have his indentures cancelled. -Mr. Watts said be
had bees subject to great annoyance from the lad"' bad I did not Intend to take any co-operative part in
conduct for • long time, did he wished to cancel his calling attention to effusions of which both writer and
indenture. The tics had asked him to send hits printer are so ashamed that Guy don't attach their
,Lporrivatir and then he w°°ll get lid of names • bet some grunters at the ualification of a
and if it were not for the apprentkes mother, beoouudillor or two have sunk horn bo%
pro. to
woo.,
hare dose so ; but Its did not believe ha was
esisurseed at home. and thenefore did not wish, for his verse have even Pirated the Iso• valued
a sales, to and the lad to prieon.-n. Mayor said of " This is going a stel), and it is hintV'tru:
it was • very sad state of things that, after siag fin -6 letter-too far.
years, the apprentice should in the lest two years, when
be might he expected to be of value to his mother, Our Harbour Bridge, tiny tell me, refuses to move
, found of so little see that his master wished to get rid of with the times, is fact 'tie hard to moot, at
' him. The Moo charity Ina treaty &nand If 1•U was the Some day w• MAT to refuse to dud,
red Mina were coming to and what was intended for • mtd_amtm naka
boodit lissom an shoes. Did not the tan wish to -s great cbson to yews
follow the beelines to which be bad been bound l hotwoo the °we more htuoughe of W•V-
Wright : Ye., air.-The Meyer: Have you arty moos oi mouth and Meloombe When we are thus
complaint apdast your master-that leder net Moth you compiled, How 'art it tVite to have • new
ea. bolas. ser4 I-Wright: hi4e:-Tims Mayor: Can't we abridge the time for considerfogbadC.
And still yes wish le Isere him I-W t lres. Ur.-The Howard's plan
Mayor: That may be all eery well your point of
ewe, built livery unfair to year sealer-Mr. Why do 1104 our borough magistrates have a rots, NI
•02.er. the Mayor, said the "°"° that tw• may be always reedy to dispose of came at
• mail a JIM. -The •net es rut I the jOn ruaiday only Mr s
_ . Milledge was as Id bemuse of value, sad your mists" is about to to compen-
sated for all Ms tem Too toe mead wad say-" I wish Poet and although the weighed' WM. Wei raw aid
to leave' If that is to the one. It will be very diMenit drleale, and our worthy Havoc In • state of bad&
to get a isomer to take Mice: boys at all. I would not, I , that made It mod nadeetrable for him to be out, It
know.-Mr. Watts I have put him on Maw of the very ; seemed nocemary to fetch his Worship to Wood to
best work, er.-dresohorias work; but I shall loess all the two small cane.; and this wee actually dose, Air •
nemrs if be stays.- The Mayor said th•
.11DPemilico great waste of time. Great demands are oseclo upon
would lease with • vary diagreceieltegut sad the time end sammtut of our chief
A.ruhe "gag I"Vewith )so"lich avvirfarryreouftatiß the
inyomga-iarr. Ilmodlttetieprasen who are on Her
I.bsea.
Watts: For the last six months be Ins not earned his mleem
vareatioe's w -The Mayor: I don't think It Is fair J.P.-bleseed borough,
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both Ocamerediree and Libman
that the apprentice should be discharged in this way: is haring added to the roll. A little system olltzeit
then no punishment that can be inflicted on him for such required for the mamma nubik budeozzd
behaviour I-Mr. Watt.: a• has 'eked me several times mDo mom far a of public
lames
to hen him down before the magistrates. and give him • theweei,,m_ews
,m.mtmddim which wood in
ewe in Dorchester Gaol, sod then be would be free; buttail minty to mattleam= tad
on his olotlise's account I would not do that -Mr.
It would be a &woos=
=Wee the =ticiew," dEruni".„ I xhararMd example Were he, the "el
you Sam of your
NU bees iliti-ist to yew =abr.-rho Nli the el "Wishing the willing hors too kerb"