The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-03 00:00:00

Tim ii.W. ROllllllll. —We are glad to know that •
menwrial to Parliain.at has been extensively signed in
Poole, Parkatone, Wewbourne, Branksome Park, and
West B.urnemouth in favour of the S.W. Railway
0 uriparty's hill, whir% ha* for It. dive the follow-
ing :—(1) the oonstructun of &direct line from • point
1 the moutheasPten and Dorcheater Railway, near
Brockenburd, to ClPl•tchorch
,• (2) the doubling of
the railway between Christchurch and Bournemouth ;
(3) the °instruction of • line uniting the two railways
at Bournemouth • (4) the construction of a curve line
near Corte Mullen, and (5) the omit ruction a a
curve lino near West Moors. The memorialists
express a hope that private intoned.' will not be
allowed to stand in the way of @choose calculated to
be of In great and p celisr laeo. fit; and they further
add that in their 'pin on th. plann deposited by the
oompthy la eeeee sense meet the reqnirements nf the
public. No doubt an opposituo, b.rn of sellith pre-
judices, will he brought to bear 'silliest it, but It is
devoutly to be hoped the interests of the many will be
first Dawdled.

sad • Geatleman la Court DM& Bather • sanity ryteltett Me awl drum bawl for gho occasion, a pro-
Mel a. drem of the futur•—• white dress snit, eeselon wag formed in the afternoon at the Glyn Arum
black shirt sod glove.. Coffee Tavern, and hewird by t'w band, perambulated
Daaclng oominenced at Mee, the Bournemouth Town the nsighhourh incl. coiling at Fleawort and Park
Band being In att-wl•astm &ad the majority of th• Kowa. 'tett:truing to the Wye Arms they partook id
dancers west borne with the milk in the month's!. • plenteous sooply of oaks and tea at four o'clock, the
The hall was prettily decorated with flags awl will. visitors, numbering n.srly 100. p wtook of tax at five
tary devices ; and refrrshmente, with a Ver. abs o'clock. au! half•ps.t six • public erecting was held,
supper, were served by Mr. Barbary, of the King's provided over by Me. S. V. Thorn ia, who, In his open-
Arm.. The evening was admitted Lob. • very enjoy. lag remarks, thoroughly Litere..ed his bearer.. A
able one.
dialogue was tben given by Messrs. Parsons and
The following I. the Bet of those present. The Rabe od, which wig admirably rendered. A rcita-
Mabee (—) signify evening dress : lion by Ernest liable o t followed, sod than Mr.
The Mayor (Mr It Aldridge), In his robe. sad elmia Blaney pal,. his 17 years' temperance experieum.
The Mayor...N(lla Aldridge). Beatrice ('' Mari •do,"411c) flarsh Robbins thee recited the Teetotal MIII ; "
Mr Kerskry
Kr. Blaney, of Lit Chet•• also vve • apsech. Gmat
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Mr ausford. lf • V
Mr It rears:— ers."l46abgdnssodto, ftor" thenvmeessTrea'os'r Itlheenttmaam"oner. Mr.
Inchd
Dr Wah.ter meessisme of tat D MV they carried out the arrangements.
I Mr W J Jotter
I Mr Redfern
O Hotrod
W Yarloury, Joskey
Mn Hutch). g.. Bad Ballag Hood
Mrs A Webb, Natant
I Nan Wenblll, Reiternlda
Lietit r 0 Wlteit ay, Ist DRY
Ur I Wattelfanning, hunting °aflame
Dr • myths, Cloak Duna
Mr Broeter-niu, Court Dramt, 19 h Otdall
Mrs H Itnythe, Laughter of Me animism
Capt Stone. Ist DRY
Mr 11 Benand, Captain Frew* Odanis
Br Metalla
Mr. MoOrdi t. Italia. isdr
Mist MoNlis French lower girl
Mr If A Lawton. Lireepsol oysl lallnalry Football Club
Mime Bra won, Night
Mr Barnes
Mrs Barnet
Mn lowtrai, My Oramin,ther, 1782
Mr Hutchins. Red indan
Mr W Dugdaki, Henry VII
Dr Ora an.
Or K Budder,, Winchester &Molar
His Milo', Lady tame of Chaise 11
tint C A Ulna, Nlaarcilltioa
ile M Powell. Mies Ho
Mr Wilt hire, AimaloCarep
air 08 Aldridge
Mr 0 Ii Alortige, Jun
Mr V Barden, Hosearise Ofßeer
Mr 0 Wants II
Mr J Pellpite
Mar *with in
Mr and Mrs Patti
Mr 1r A Vow% Madam Oentlerese
art Vatted*, Claritla
Mr Dow
Mr 11. 'Dawn, Wenn% 19th Century
Mr • Webb, natal us
H demo ,Clown
His Water ere Punch
40Mr lisme-Weica
Mr • if Jotted
OH H Burden, ess,
His- award
Mr Morse
Mr 1) Price_
Mr ef Bacon, Danner, time of Charles I
Illseßo-peop
Mrs Bacon

M.sMita dela, Dolly Pardee
Mr It B thu
Mr 0 .111. jet,
Mir Morella.
Mr 0 Burdett Royal Mad Ilollo•os
Mr IP Brown
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Mr 0 Parluasee. DRY
Mrs H. lids,
Mr T Due
Mr GI Ware!' tm„ Tecomary
MOP ISortt
Mr T Pearce
Mrs grown
Mrs T Pearce, •aturan
Mr 8 CowSey
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Mr Redfern
Moe R Pearce, Wbstre
M•Wilo es—
Mrs It Pearce
MI s Street, Montlight
Moss r ‘t• claw
al. ?Street, Ustri.qten
Captain P CL Bid.. Ist DRY
Mrs BO Op. Ntroluzdy somata
114.1kley. IP lip
M,.,i ne 0 fare
Mem Gifford. rashes. Ilaws
Mr • Street, Jester

THE DORSET COUN'I7/ EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. APRIL 3, 18543.

The report TM reaelEl the number cr/ interments
In the cemetery lel . ilooek t, enquire bow many
It was intended to nearly (He was Informed 5.000)
N‘w many had airosill been interred ? His object in
at this—he he beard the question mootedth% was
wee very probab'e there would be JOON land
purchased f the purpose of enlarging the cemetery.
Many of them bed to bear the wet of the existing
cemetery, and he WY SUN they did mot want to
increase their burdens unless they were bound to do
so. (Apia....)
, Mr. 01118 LILT (aork to the Board) replied that
, 2,100 Interments bad taken place already. The
=in,. provided for 5,000, and he ant Hooted
be 14 or 15 peen before they would lill It up.
Still it was advisable before that time to take steps
to provide the neceseary land for eolargement ; other.
wise scene enterprising men might catch up the land
armed it, and compel them pay • double end
treble value for It. He sa, agent for the surr.und-
jag hind, and he promised, in order to give the pariah
the opportunity to secure it, he would take care it did
not go out of the hands of the peewit °weer, without
their recelviag due notice of It. (Loud applause.)
AUDITORS.

Maim H. 8. Blount sod G•orge Wilson were
tumashoomay rierlootad, 013 th. mod.n of mi..
(wits" wooded hy Mr. Reassu.
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