The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-05-11 00:00:00

I(X)LE NOTES.

PARK*TOME, writes, as may be imagined I
hem his signature, • very hot•heisded letter. He
wants to know where that—this is not the zu%ectiVe
he uses, but it looks better—ble.s.4 wiser lad is.
lu not sure w 1444,14 i. Pia Wen lent up to the
L 104041 or whether iii. on view at the
n.ayer's yard. 'Ginger" complains that when be
get. his ham rasher or • quartcr-cherre home from his
grocer. he finds it cocere4l with the roail sweepings
which the wind has carried into his grorer's shop.
Now, whatever does "(linger" want to kirk i.it a duet
•Isitit that for? Doesn't I e knows ti.at aeo.nling to
popular styKtatitica. he must eat • lock it lot before
101 (1441 j and, besides, the oiodition hi. rasher or
*hese@ enable, him to carry abut his to-stimonials
with him. What greater commendation can a man
receive than when another remarks of him, "He's
got grit in him, he has." Shut up, "Ginger !" Pay
your rates, look pleasant, and blow the Altet.
Hoe often Atka ututtiatrutoo to taVil dinned into
the's apt that tbe mere fees of a publiebonee being
open alter hours, or • person being folind on the
premises after holm% does not constitute an infringe,
;sent of the law. The whole gist and hearing of every
section of the Art is tomel in it. uea.liuig, Au Act
relating to the sole 14 1116,XL.,1.iig 11,. ri. 'tete
real infringement with scloi.L, ..444111 deals
'ch,t,vi Ga. &stn. ir w 4, it woukt he abominaLle.
tanuy au innkeeper hating bound to keep every door
in his house closed fond II on Saturday night until
12.30 on Sunday morning or that be can't even ask •
brother to Pall. in on a Sunday afternoon to smoke a
pion and drink a glass of wine with him. Common
sense must show that this cannot be the reading ybc
Act, mit still the Poole Bench 1,4..01, at of lauMber
have inflicted fines qos. tiAL hutArptetothuo. hop,
Mr. Tracer. :aping!), Arad muottuttuully prusuutnoott
,elogirke rostetleY will Tog 104 r 11".
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HOUGHTON
/En o h.aoe...t toe yeer•th W,liimi nu"r"L w""
`,Ah 'bolted at tryseston, were interned here oo 1 BRIDPORT.
gaturder. i
I este Mees or MK. W. S. &IMAM— On Monday
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Mr. Win. .f. Steinways, third son of Mr. ..... resume),
of (seders, was married at St. Mary's, Bridport, lii
Nliss Emily Slade. of Bridpoit. Mn. Samweys was
bridesmaid, and Mr. C. lisle "best man." The bride
was attired in grey silk, with hat to match, and the
bridesmaid wore a dregs! of ruby velvet. The iorganist
of the parish church played the Wedding March at
the ceremony. The Rector, the Rev. E. L B
Henslowe—conducted the ceremony. The wedilinF
breakfast took place. at the residence of the brido
mother, the nsim beieg beautifully_ decorated in
honour id the OLIMI•i• ktr, thS. Hoare presided.
A number if hariisouni presente were rewired by the
Lapp>, pair. 'amongst which were a haodwitne Majolica
vase from Sir Ilolyneaux cad Lady Nepeian. and •
wetly set of jewellery and cut glass from Mrs. Gale,
the tickle's inother. The wedding rake, which was
artistically made, was sin4icd by Mr. D. Roberta,
confectioner, AU. The bells of Loder. Bent
out *owe wary pea& dee* the day in honour of the
event.

A °,l, ACCIIIINT happened here on Sunday to
Barnes, who was shot in the lei, and three
doctors had 1.4. Join hands to amputate it. The pont
follow has a low family.

POOLS.
Croon Ins —Three 411 inlialsiuutte have within
the Ism few daye " joined the majority." Mr. .1.
84n. the .ildest tradeentan in Poole, died at the slre
Mrs. Annie Cornien and Mrs. K. Ivanny, troth
'n Lafleur', aced, the one 53 and the other tr 2. This
In"es at. tij,2 being an average of M year.
tack
VhAlti Vpiiu —to Turieday aftertirem Mr. Supt.
44", teolvol notice that • man named Philips was
the 1164.8 I.w forgery. The
ear snit into the hands f P.C. Reeks. who, in
shout ten minutea afterwards, lied the pntkunafl in
cO4-17 a., h. wan afterwards banded over to ebe
bridlsret
Ti.. Vourregira.—lAsit Sunday, being the fret
'lnner after Master, the Volunteers attended Divine
terrier. in St. Mary's, Longeriet. Capta nein Sti fin ___,„o„.,_____
rounuattrli. and !shrub% Smyth and Wheatley were in Islostium—Before the ria.ifieyor (Mr. W. Knighs)
tttetelanor, with a total rank and file including the uud Mr. H. Howell
rr. 31. The sermon wee preacliad by the linv. Francs* Kelly. • nadeter, was charged with being
Williams, Muni Dew isais Stm Climeplain to drunk on Saturday night. The eergraint maid the
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prisoner crime to the nation in • drunken condition,
—A fanoy fair on au extensive wale He had been to the Union, where he had behaved so
ases—'""`linx._ .44 the 'thinner-street Schooln non Monday had that they were obliged to turn him out.—
nteniaay In and of • fund for thenistorstion 4 primly., pleaded pithy, and wee damnified on •
ths IS St ths Oceareimiomal ateu4 It wan Fume to lair* du town at Nut.