The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10 00:00:00

Corrtoponbnice.

"TOWS GOVERNMENT" v. ".11118 RULE."
To at Edit,.

wittualv:stri meeting title on Moe ley last." - -- ^
Sir.--Onr thriving little town of Wiurb arne has for postlaohl on Tarot ty su noing was seen to have a
The t we ean greatly stirred, and it ...s thought the post few Jays bea in a very excite 1 it Ito. the t two .p..e..c. which ahewed an tetra ordinary &See ion
advisable t.l cal a public ii hog for the ever:dog, cause of which is the etotepihg of the " Pilll "at the I.r !duo refo-io. t . leave him, an I when taken away
of which chic, wan promptly g Neu. It appe re adjounted vestry meeting hell in the Town Hall trt fh.l„g b o:it At 'DUI, en I sieg.ing him out from the
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come obstacle was placed io the way of the menu i •11 elatur.ley, March 31. e. "tome T 4 p ismer had might it aid tamed it at
heiog hell in the T .wit Hall a.d tee gathering was randy of „of 'ion grid i. , rep,
Ckit the mem tor
p•rforce held i , the corn M. he A, ''gut ,tcl sec deb iig si•qoped. I, ..... i.e of Lite w ..k.ns IW:0 of the 7H f user lif Mee. Natal% took place on Saturday
•he equere wa• or owde Iby . tot .s. o duly ame•ubl., tows, Teeter., I. soy teat the work( ~, tem, .md the aftrramon. The body was conveyed t o St. P, ter'.
mainly e indsting of r sp.ctable corking teen. The tra le.illell (geueralls) of toe t own wish t . have proper Church ,where the timil p etion of the heriel service
Chairman oV f the ..try (31r. Parkinson) sit' ke from " Town Goverumeht " anil not " Slob Rule." Vt h Gt. Wee read by the Rev. W. Appl.folNl and the soy. M.
the window of a build' og wtj 'Wing, been arc =palsied ever a ale of the iahabitante in .y write or think sb itle. tl. Heelton. who afterward. proceed el to the parish
. only by Mr. Elcock mid one or tw•i personal Mande it, of owe thing I am Trite certain. viz., certain church. at Retiree. to complex) the service at the
In commencing his remarks M-. PARDIN4O2I was offiCi.ilie it. the pasieh ouip.t t., have their eu Tereus ge„, The bereave 1 husband i• a penaioner, having
loudly cherrsd. It. sail Ite thu ... ap lege. to th• •ala.i a reduced. When leV snot mom.. I c 'eel her it im•ve.l for rie.rly 30 yarn in 11.31 C. nviet Prison,
tneeliug f.. 1 a.kis4 them to tete.' there tit it ni.ht, etch, fir the small amount ..1 time required to fulfil sod was mout reaps led, hence many offic..re and
but be thought, as Chairman of the Vv. ry, it wag his 1 thee duties, and if the ri .4t men are otelee rd tor all (amid& attende.l. Tireir only sou is now on hi*
duty to tell thin. pre•ent, who migh have come from '0 tr p onsh requirements, we shad certainly see an return horn Cein., a letter having hen receiv il (into
some dista, co to the p di, the rea.„,, why i: hid alter Aloe for the best. We hive in the town a gentle- him oath. eery day •.1 the funeral. The let moaning
bein stopped. He wee sorry they c uld not find • man (milled by tonne • Surly Boar), be that out it may, ouch c ontained Mr. John Kaiak the bereavei
better place in which to hold the meet lug. They ne doubt he has very wool retention*, and so on, pummel. Mns. An hews, only daughter, Master
c ould n t get possemion of the C..rn Exchange, and ...madly whei. he tell* u. 1). hes IloWiite during the . A„,ireept, grin Is ti, mot alias J. Curtis; 23.1 0 oach,
toe, thonigut the new T own Hall would hardly be pail year in the t own, £1.200, and that be he an Mr. Moe, brother-in-law, Master Moen., son, Mr.
mile f.r Om number. whiob they knew w mid wide to honoured an 1 respect. el call aof 30 jeer.. 4.11.1ing of rM. I SUL Curtis, tie awl Mrs. Attwooll. Four
attend. He wee therefore. our, they would mute the ereeteat city on the W 0.1.1. He al.. seek. to . principal officers aete 1 as pall beaters, Messrs,
hiesaying the few words he had to eat. from that era Heat, I.S „Amhara of tue werst tone. from tha town .
win low. a i re.' cheers.) Tney al, do.obtw 'e, knew of Wimbonte. territage, Worthier, Shine and Gibb.. Among
, Mem who followed were Messrs. Acott, Gibbs,
a poll was demanded forth. eleeion of churchwerde ri. Thin gentleman would incite urn (working men) hyoh fie. ifeenigan, and Grevim co-ISewe; Messes
and they also knew that the p.II wan lice 1 for that believe bier to be • prot het—if the hack part of our Austin, (fillies.% Mulling, and the eburchwardena of
day (Satuoday). Whose he came down to the hall t o heads were like unto hie own—whin he eays ths Priem et. Peter's Chtpoli. Mr. Andrew. was the undertaker.
open the poll be found there were slot of gentlemen of tylosboree hee moiler° I 8 ri""'lY. a" will mire THE Botecatege RiTil retrunel to the training-.hie
who inwstal on being preset. Preeumably, he .so if tfie cheract. rof the town lint redeetne.l befo.m.
supported, beeause they thought to• was not ti be 1 .on $ oturtay after their Ember Ito' idays. The instrnme
th • bast tra 1 o in driven aw .y I roar it ; re var.' old . in, ik,a.awain, Mr. S oath, left on Satarclay for H. 111.8.
trusted to take the v.otes. (jroeical cheers.) Weil, 1 families (he say-) " have parsiaily withdrawn their Aam, carrying with him the gird wiahes of all, for
all he e mid coy was if enyone could ever say that in support " ' daring the time he its.. beer on board the B roman he
his capacity as citeirmen bob el ever se eI at all In a Wiwborne has premiered, aid does os, Low , and ae ' has male many friends Surgeon W. M. Craig has
partial meaner, he only hoped thee would convict hi n have every reason to say thlisra lit the itl'uno are not io been el... Anted to the Boseawen from the Seafi ower.
of it. (Cheers.) The poll was opened, and one of the gloomy as this gentleman prediets. ; '.T. Purge's Vormette.—Thia vestry Win bell on
candidates attended, socompaoialt by Mr. Boor, Now, Mr. Editor. I woel.l Ask you, and the many .We west., evening lad week at ri.tht D'ClCiCk at st,
whom he bail appointed hie seentineer. (Hire., and reader, of the Televrest. this ques.i ie— o.' h.. 1 ha. the I Pause., Courch, tte er the preetlency of the vicar, the
a Voice : Where is he' Ano.h.r Volta : Gin. to eleetton ..I churchw dole°. fur the portnh of %Vitali rue Kee, W. Appleton', there being also preeent the
L orlon. Laugh! er.) Well, treaties Mr. B e 'l' th.,..oe'u too with the' mild 'rut P—y House, and hie e 1,200..
ti 11..e..14. C. ehelten, losses C hen. Bra ly, Western,
were ure.eut a eo icitor ou b.lall of the pin he m
s . or his 3J years' on.jon ut in W the met op oli•, id e.. 00 i• • ..,p13.„11, illy..alfinter,l3..eit, Batley. Male, Ingram,
D %flit, .D.I theta Wee th.-ir old Child Mr. Vogler I, tor tune, Mr. hi tit it., beg t . ••). lAA neLher the mrdy, Elliott. Ac ...t, a,,.1 II icken. The minutes of
lloausol, relieving tofficer—to look eter some of the I genteel to, his el 200, hor hi. 30 years' masa...hip, hae tit . la.t veatry toe ding 'meter I.e.n teal and on-
pair Pe ,plc, he impoose I. (Laugieter, and • Veice : I anything wh tor r toil., with it. It is a question 1.. r firmed, the novotinfe were prevented by the a Woe
Co see whither the charitie• were given awayl . the ratatmeere of he pAM of Wiralt..rne ; and, Mr. churcheatden, read. an I duly pa.rel. The total
There were other gentlemea prellent, end he aelso. ' Editor, I vesture to sat thet I let,iere Ott.,, are retY receipts from the. if dn.y end church boxes amou tel
them all to withdr .w, h cause, as he told item, I few of trio • who wutil I net bear ice out whim I ...y , to 08 IL'. 3,1. ; £190.• Ti. out of this sum was eon.
it had always be. n the custom, end becaum . that Mr. C. H. v. I'm bins,.,., hi. G. Wiliam, Mr. ' tribute! for van i ius re leiona societies sad charities ee
the rategaYere sh Add be able to attend asd iE, Eh:cock, anti Mr. 11. W. dieu are men whose tollew.: —Moe et y ter PreaholingCheistien Knewledge,
1 Aloud their coos without fesr of intimida. 1 aims laud purity of um: Pre will com.ar . very favour-
el 10. 21 ; Ilioneean Church Bending S ciety,
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time or hurt. (illteer..) He asked them ti withdrew. ,a dy with any el 200 g •ntleinen who £1 0. 31.; Portland Dissens•ry. El 12.. 7u.; Arm
I naerly lived 30 1
.td they refus-d. On, of the gedleuma settei . yeeo• in the 13. y, h •nourel aeol reaper. d. 1 Attrip.ure Readers' Sciety, et Os,; princ,.. Mary.in so ertr&-rdinatY • wanner that be really did Ant I further believe that the at .re-m setioped Mr. Village lioes. V 114 ii. ; Church Mfaaionary
n.d ktmw whet' he et.. going to—ba °twit 'bought . Parkinson, ofio. are min who will . :twee inch society, Ll 2s • Weymonth Hospital, £2; Eye
he wee going htto the eh dr (Litiohtre) Tomo be jugAery ad mole bandit memo and will work out ("firm sry, El ; Mrieeel to Seamen, £210,. ; Poor Roo,
(ri3O -. 61. Tote eX141,1404 of iii, church amounted to the Cosines.) was told they c add hut till•t their opertrythieg tithe liter of the I4W of the lan I for the El 8
vestry clerk to take d eve the names of the voters. Igo me ,of of the rateoeyers gra I:1 200 i 7a. 7.1., tearing a balance of 161. Wet due to thelly, what ver the
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I c. urchwardeno. Mr. Cohen was appointed church-
In" and Mews.) H, gave in to them in aim at ; gevtleman may Omit, sq. or I 1., about the matter. l
On am" people so) warden by the vicar, end Mr. Brady was re-elected
every thg, but be wan continually being worried by I think if thie gentleman will alt
pariehwarden Mr. Weatern and Me Cimpbell were
L,,, Lions and *dela. from theee gentlemen who 1.., &arida, and more of the reel gentlemen, be will •
Tined, He bore with it a long time, and did not I find, at wr all, that the ratelnitert of Whab "tna me elected shine:ten. Church msttera were thee diactm.cd,
wild) to do anything Meat He hoped he had not. men who will value his services whenever he may be after which a cordial vile of thanks wan accorded the
al hoer )At any rate he had done what he , pummel to render thew, clergy, churchwardens, sideemen, and sther church
tausrgbt beak under the circtunst one... (Chew./ i Apologiaing for taking up so much of your vahaable officers, and the meeting terminated.
After • little while some gentlemen attended to pill, ! space, I am, sir,
and they refused to record their votes on theortd ,
diet they Were InUmidated by the merinos, I_ these .
gentlemee In the room. (Hisses end a Voice " 7
didu't you turn them out r) Because they were toe 1 WIMBORNE CHARITIES
big. (Letighter.) After • bit there was • govt deal To the Edit.,e
of ohetnaestion, and it wee impowible to take the names
Sir_-
of the voters because thee. was such • c .ntitinal row , . In reply t....,
." A. 11ia,,, ay,.r." of Wimhoreec, I
going on itt the r..om. He .ppoalsi C.l them again to ca'' wly.ark..yr.l ellaii Oe ll tppy t i rove soy int ein. i n
quit, and then again they refesed, and he tha Chair:
man) told them unless the room wad kept quiet, end initYt 'why di I not your c rre p ouleat ask the (pur-
l( the voter. were, obstructed In say_ way, he ithomid Bon at the vestrene-ethe
tarrotihwerit.imbirvittoillpol,acheleft .
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deem it his date to oloe. thc poll. (Hear. hear.) The There in rest .
otoise still weat on, and be sew °Sheri.' ar, not disenvered till the letter. 4..peared
Thring, and matters, fr reiorts reech us of grave mittskee haying
I . • the Teleprast. It is also uhjust to the offiCllll.l to
suggested to him es a compr mi..) that If he would been mail',
wee to withdraw the others, he wool 1 appo • . come in
the candidates. leave 411 to them.
Molest"' i'a t.° att"dt jortabrboool'ild not tmot hit.. Thu. reetheetes are often placed in positions of die'.
, (Applause.) He thou&
, they onkt ow oi um ow, mennowhahoce, Mew, coley, sad seed the help of the public.

A WORKING MAN.

Wimborne, April 3 d, I Ss3.