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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04

IWAN•01.

" Ilaftts anit Arlichas."
/ ugg dried yet Yr. Editor. bat ;midi:Weir dying of
snout. not however produced from satiety for there really
is nothing hero to saUate, snout nothing. A rg.
Into a isinoqost this afternoon, and we were
gAgligd gg to wish it had been kiteckodku= mime
tike oneself, ttoof so little use. In was not down.
though tits insulter nearly received a quiritun
0

A few visitors are arrivii We are glad to see them
k". they
bowill= the summer.
about tin is looking beautituf Vita pew, withi4ity messy, smell come sad see how nub
we speak I
n,. he Is to be elected Shied of Loodou
sad his *id" di wetter, though, bus • satire
sad • towasaisa of 5 The Aloe could sot be held
Nallaa 181 . We coagratelate ilr.
gun. NA hope um be long enough to follow the
msg of the fimaider of Ids fink sad bemuse in
due ammo Mayer. Anomie who him bold the offge
of cliaismea to the Lecel Board at Swum', Weald
omen* be fully equal to the ditties of irate e mayoralty,
because the Ord loin unthalef al pint. sad tie latter, if
It does cod more, win at lee be rewarded with the
time. of the pees carpoeatiot-
-: o
The Local Board are doing their duty la • quiet and
humble way. There are corbel improvement', which
praxes to hasp tbe asp of High Street less worn,
somewhat depot Sea meal. la all each
they Nam the mallisaas el
lona
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04

" I am. dear Sir,
" Youry very truly.
- "FL 0. CiimaTr.

H. W. thckinese. Egg.. Poole."

Copy of reseisti.et referred to
"An appliestion trona Mr. Dickinson on behelf ol the
Town Connell of Poole to iske upon themselves the
reptirs of the hotpaths situate within Um borough tf
Toole. The [melees hove no objection to their repeiring
aml maintaining such fuotpstb, or their expense."
After wine discussion the following resolution, pro.
tweed by Councillor liuueox, sad seconded by
Councillor CONWAY WOO adopted :

"That the qnestion of footpaths to referred to the
Streets and Highways Committee, with power to adopt so
much of the footpaths ea to their deemetion shall seem
Ale*wattle, anti in make arrangements with the trustees of
the turnpike rued fur the transfer to the Council of so
much additional spare by the roadside as will enable the
Council to complete so much now palm ma may ppm.. to
the mad committee to be wormy foe the public Poem-
Men,. and that the Street and Highways Commit-Um have
power to •zocuta all necessary works ka the making or
repair of such footpaths."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04

CHARLES HYDE, DECEASED.

A LI. PERSONS harinj_ CLAIMS against
the ESTATE of CHAELVi HYDE. lota of
WOOL, to the County of Dorset, Yeoman, deceased,
rsqnsstsol to mud particulars thereof to roe, the
oafs:slimed, aad Pemoes INDEBTED to the mid
Estote are required to pay the same to me forthwith.
Listed this 27th dor of May, ISM
EDWIN BURNETT,
Solicitor for the Executors.

DORSET VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION.

VIGHTZENTH ANNUAL PRIZE MEET-
ING at Munn Canna, Dow:alarm on
TOICBDAT and WIDSIOIDAT, J was 18 and 19, 187 a.

YEOMANRY. CAVALRY.
Cmi rrrmcno E.—June 19th. Open to Members of
the Queen's Own Dorset YOOOII/11" ry Cavalry. 7 rounds
at WO yards, and 7 rounds at 400 yard.; Regimental
Rifles; Entrance Fee, ; any pmition ; commence
at 12.30. Ist Prim, 27 ; 2nd, E 5 ; 3rd, C 3 ; 4th, E 2 ;
50, 6th, and 7th, El each. Last day for entering,
June 12.

Coarwrrriox G.—Sante day at three o'clock. Open
to all Regiments sad Conn of Auxilivy Cavalry
Regiments in , ngland. Prizes given by the Officers
of the Queen's Own Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry.
AUMILIT I'AVALIT PRIIL —Restricted to Section'
of four mounted men from Regiments and Corps of
Auxiliary Cavalry in England.
Farr Pam, £25; Swann, £lO.
For further particulars apply to Quartermaster T.
Nora's, Dorset Rills Volunteers, Dorchester,
Honorary Secretary Dorset Volunteer Aasocistion,
with whom entries should be made.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-06-04

PROPOSED GATHERING. OF THE FLEET

AT PORTLAND.

The Deily t- trite undermentioned
ships will, during the week, amemble at Portlawd.
Seven armour-plated ships, ,ix :
Gum
32

No. M ofilasts
and mac.
706

Warrior

Her=la 14 . cm
Hector .....- ....... ... 18 ..... __.......... 530
Vollint 18 .. 530
Rodanutoo 11 400
Lord Warden ........ 111 ........ ......... BIS
Penelope 11 358
Seven turret skive. namely—
Thondorer 4 359
noose, 4 156
Gorges......
4
$ 157
185
The new foot oorvottw—
Boadicea _ . ..... 16
Two torpedo oelee/a—
Vesuvius . 14
The dame** vaWi—
Lively..... . _.. ..... 11 .... ....... ....... .... 19
Four ettnitantoL. ..... 8 ..... ..............

BLANDPOZD.
TEE A.DVZNTURZS OF • DORSZISHIRS
PLUM&

The inhabitants of tia-q—uiet town of Bleed( ord were
somewhat disturbed and =prised by the arrival of a
special train at their station between one and two o'clock
in the morning of Thursday last. It appeals that on
Wednesday • will-to-do farmer residing in the neighbour-
hood of Blandford attended Bath Reese, and on his
return to th• Midland station of that city the mune night
he mistook the train he entered. and soon found himself
to his dismay at Gloucester station. without any possible
chance of returning that atOt by an ordinary loam to
Blandlord. He thereupon chartered • special train from
Gloucester to Blandford, at a ccek we presume, of some
LIS or LIB and we ace happy to say reached his destina-
tion in safety. It is csrtwsly • gmea honour to have •
Wilda train, even if it to only mos in a lifetime. One
would presume the gentlemen in question—who, by
bye, has not long been naarried—had never rs.
absented himself front home for a night. and the
laipr.ion is conveyed that he has • good partner and his
wi • & good husban&—Comastanicetal.

WURRORXR.
AY Roiliest Christchurch Petty gessices Prsidi Browsing
• dealer of Christchurch. was charged tvith cruelty to •
number of fowls of the Seth of A last, by baring them
overpacked in • certain crate. . Ropkina, of Wha-
born; deposed to seeing Ma fowls and four ducks packed
in • small crate with which defendant had travelled from
Ringwood to Christchurch Two of the fowls were died.
sad IMO of the others mewed to be stifling Re gave
information to the pollee P.ll Tatildren deposed to
the crate, which was 30 inches long by 13 inches
iTlegiulg 13 inches deep The two dead fowls appeared
to have bad their necks twisted, sad deteedaut told him
he killed them beton they were packed and that they did
not dis on the road. The M•fileriltal were of the opinion
that it was a case which scarcely tame within the usearung
of the Act, mad dismissed defendant with • motion.