The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-12-08 00:00:00

MIL NTl'ltillS AT MOLE.

Mr. Sturgis. after the deelarntion ,g
welled to 1..i01e to .rt the lion I'neieoe tilrii At
greot t,,iaral demoteilr.ition. I 1.. wm warmly son•
gratitlitted on Ida siotory.
klr. STURM.% who iow neeorded him a In'll,rl4
tin, cheers Iwing renewed again awl ag,iiti, Waal it
gpfmt Was jag og nat., when he °mild lie heard,
thanked the toweting ii behalf of South I hiroct for
the eorthal reception their represetatntive.
Amplame.) They had a hard fight in the
ltontherii Dit mom, atilt te keivi plwt they hod won It,
I.kliplaicied It WMut not a very Inrge inskirity, lett
they had a groat deal to contend 'seminal. There were
many veried t itemsts &Ran ngniti.t them, awl
eonodering that, thought they had done well.
Their mimes. WWI awing, in the first place, to the
working wan applause ) who had not only Val.',
hat put th..ir shoulder to the wheel and worked
hard. The Woe for talking was pmeed, and they
wen, in the thick ui the battle, awl had
plenty to do hero., winning t lirottgliout the country.
It wo. fleet...eery they should work hard at OW
had laraal'at, for thoy PaW lIV the small majority ho
had W"a. 11.. W iiisieirtant it tvii• it to I a vote.
Iwor.) The vote W3O a grr.it pri% aaol
..vvey lo•nom also had got is tom wae in a small nay
reipottAilole for the Ito% ernmetit of the countrv.
jj, did not mind Wll,ll a MAU t ot,d
either ono way or the other, lint lie 1141 mini when a
man hail a vote and did not ow it. The vote ehould
he cherish.' hy every's dy who had die (irk dep..
LiberAld nwl 111114 togetlivr tutu,t 11111• 110
divisions. (Inc thing he should like to say about the
tiouth Dorset election that wee, the greater number

of voters went to the poll early. (Hear, hear.)
That mai • matter of great imputance..
At noon fully half of the constituency bad
polled. MO very few votes were polled between MX I
and eight o'clock. The resolution he had to
speak to was one they would entirely agree with. No
party was perfect, awl what tiny had to do WM tee
which had got the least faults. With reiard to
the Lileeral party he could l le:idle-sly say, " W iti, all
thy faults I hoe thee still.- (Applause.) If they
leseked back tee hb.tery, they we Mel real govern-
hunt of the people en the Liberal side, kit on the
Tory side they would hod no sympathy and no trust.
The Torn, triesl their best to keep the working
man deem. lie urged them to work hard during the
nett few day. in order to get the whole county repre-
sented by Liberals- Aapplausel—to vote for Mr. Gips,
and send one men- recruit to back.%) their great
general. (Renewed applause.)
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WEIYMOUTH.
SP:RVICK or Sose..—On Tuesday evening a IkniflOr
ot song, entitled " Biddy," was given in St. Mary's
lloys' School. The readings were given Icy Mr. S.
Mdledge, and Mr. Smith preeeidel at the pianoforte.
The rector, the 1t0r..1. W. goat, was present. The
choruses were sang by alsott 25 boys of the seho..i.
ronducted by Mr. eavory, one of the amistant•
masters. Ti,- proceeds, El Um. Id.. were devoted to
the sehesel debt.

lioneiTai.SATellltAT FI'XII.-31r. W. Butt begs to
acknowledge the receipt .4 7s. rid. from the xrprop.'s
11 the Weymouth Cooperative Society, Limited, pre
Mr. W. 1146411 v, toward. thin Fund, which, with the
Alllllllllt alre.ely paid to the treaniwer, maks* a mimic
-
table total I.f P7O
Wataa Supll.l% - Ate application in to he made m
the next 141111/111111 .4 Parliament to leered a comp-my for
the toupee .4 supplying water to Itincombe, tripswoly,
Itroadwey, Nottington, Itiackland
Went Chickerell, Kied Chickerell, Kant Fleet, Port-
land, and ouch park .4 the puede.; 11 Itaditote and
Wyk" Begin an are not oupplied by the Weymouth
Water.w.ork. Cotnpany.
t4silrelS.l.-Arrivals : Brighton (x), Valle, Jer.ey,
general ; Sunk Light Tender, Wilkin.,
tole .4 Wight, biglaat ; Blackmon., Portland,
heighten (s) Falk., delver, general :
Bohan.% Tichburn, Warkworth. leollant; Conqueror,
Hall, Portland, nil; Dentiny, hock, Peole, barley.
YAVIIT C.IIIIt.TAXIXiI. -The held of Saturday hen
e lending article on the car recently reported, tried
before Mr. .I.lxtias Drove., leering ,eon the) car,,.
taking of yaclita, Binhop v. Harvey. It nay. the
thank* of all are IMO I.e Captain Ilarvey for fighting
his case out in Guist, and pyoving that a caretaker in
remonsible for neglect. There is no clan, if pro-
iwrty which mitffers more by neglect, or in more neg-
lected in meny cane*, than yachts; and it is well to
know that a jury in i)f opinion that some rentionsibility
attache. to caretakers. It must, however, be clearly
understood that the cane of the Janie in notnewhat out
of the ordinary practice. Docking a yacht and
'dripping her lining out in order to ancertam the con.
I dition .4 her plating inside and out in an expenni‘e
affair. end in. one suppomi that an agent would do it
for the trihilug num he charged a caretaker, any more
than he would nispply the varninh for her deck for
nothing. On the other hand, any agent ems{ know
that, if any iron yecht, valued, nay, at 11,700, in laid
up for been yearn in the inud without attention, at
the end of tlin Ono oho will be worth little more than
breaking.up pries. In Nome degree thin case in a
reflection 'upon Ouwow, which if late year, haa
nliffered greatly in reputation aa a yachting inert. The
"rotten row,' which each batik ot the ntodina in
ornamented with, no doubt, requires a timely over.
hauling, and If there In no cane quite aa bad 110 that .4
the Janie, there, no donlit, are mune very near it.
It in not likely that Cowen, in the bum ui the. place'
more acoesniblit by rail, will ever regain the twaltiori
It once ntill, It may al warn he a favourite port
with a grunt number if yacht ownere I hut not if any
ntwii akar an that al gm Janis aunts ta