The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-12-28 00:00:00

THE PROPOSED RAILWAY TO

SWANAGE.

A public meeting, convened by the promoters of the
Bill for making a railway to ihnnap,
_was
proposed
the MOWIINS Institute,
_fiumager on Friday
*main& and was well attended, the object, as set
forth in the notice being the "explaining, considering,
and giving the fulled information with newt to the
the above Bill" The chair was taken by /dr. George
Bart (of Purbeck House). ex• Sheriff of London, and
there was also prenent—Memrs. J. C. Robineon, C. R.
Robinson, Galbraith, J.J. Frllo2oATirCe;siicrionagetattedall,
Dr. Pearce, Rev. R. 1). Travers, T. H.
W. Bart, Tstabsll, R. Hardy, Taylor, ''ye N.
T. Horlek, finder, G. oox, Dixon, J. R.
S. Harman, Weeks, Pays*, ilsesum, J. T. , H.
J. /Gaon, C. Summers. &a, he.
The Be.. R. D. Tureen ProPoeed the first resolu-
tion, as follows :—" That this meeting regards the
proposed Bwattsge railway 1111 highly btneficiel to the
town." (Applause.)
Mr. O. R. CRICHMAT seconded the proposition.
The Cuanza', then pot the resolution, which was
carried unanimously.
Mr. Pawns proposed the next resolution, "That
the following gentleman be appointed a committee,
with power to add to their number for the purpose of
c. 5.
with the original promoters in obtaining
an act, •atia7 in raising the neosseary capital for the
oondroction of the railway, namely, Mims. Pinder,
Hillier, H. W. Burt, Hiram, W. Hardy, Tuno
Edmunds, Rol:lock, "lye, T. Stevens, Jon.,
Andrews, R. Harding, R. Roblinon, and Ilmsows.'
Mr. Huai,' seconded.
The resolution was then put, and, like the preceding
coe. was carried unanimously.
Kr. GALBRAITH prop red • cordial vote of thanks to
the Chairman for wending, which was seconded by
Mr. R. Gomm, Cox. and the compliment having
been acknowledged by the Chairman, the meeting
ends 4.

Tag first el • sides of entertainments in connection
with the club tont place on F. iday, December 171.11.
Tb. their wee taken by T. H. Bast .rd, Beg., Wimo.
previous to the intralitation of thaw who tad
kindly volunteered their services, gave • brief out-
line of the bi-toto of the club from its cow.
mann. wont some 25 rens ago. Amongst the
mimes We noticed air Marisa and Lady D'Oyly
and friends, C door! and Mrs. Brindon and family,
Momer. Brown. Miss fier-sge, and others men
Of lees intorest-d in the movement. The follow-
hag took part in the proven) —Sir Merles D'Oylo,
Dr. Dania, Meows. Gin,.,and Helladey, I det,
several Was residing in the esagbbourhood. The
accompenhoeste wore efficiently rendered by Mn.
Bastard. rim emmity of the sooting wee • " whistling
ed.." clearly given by Mr Amoy, of Bland_ .furd-
Estee the National Anthem wee sung the (Ashman
proposed • ontn of thanks to the performers. We
observed the, —as in the ogee ..1 moot c motry parishes,
•Ithough instrumeatal solo, were numerous and most
effectively performed, the mullet** did not so
aaaaimaasly apprealato the gaga*. Comic moss and
realtatigas age musk Wig* Is demand.

POOLE
Wiatgrainsii.—A. bazaar, hoid
Friday, in behalf of the
Walley= 01184301, realised about 037
linen" Rexerres.—we are
B. J. Bush, out-door carer " besentt,
lase been deeereedlt Promooed. ju is_
oiamiePriliwin:9l46.ong":::"lnifsior4Bserhsti.ilisCmninnalchij.lchb:half:".. —serThrdePLltof thit.:11411r0gimPhumi°:::04.414,11:14.1.7,,,:1-744114
ma ems £lO.
Lugano' TO Till POLICk if 1%1
the example of most mown/pal cinek7ier,
!womb police force at luncheon bein'wei4uteiteil,
superintendent, Mr. Hunt, of mine, 0*
el the table. did en,i4.4
Tun Lan Docasse or Wasymx,
train passed through here yeelerg;"‘„ a_..
morning with the body of toe deausieLLWeeklel
were two carriages and one of
ling Mena attached. The body of taclirii:4o.
was eacloesd in four coffins, which.
we it;
nearly MO.
CHRISTMAS Cana—The show of
Chris:mai by our tradesmen fully sus--"„tiler ;
aim they have acquired for their shinty to magi
public. The grooms and the toy.elecs„..."ets4
gay, sad at regards the butcher.' •-•
Mews.
_Keynes, Soul, and Ridout caa 6,11,61,4 S
play of nam and mulles that wig ank I*
any within a hundred miles.
the Council Betting , •
letter was received from Dr. Philpae,
edi as the Council had declined to accent-OWe;
dos be would be obliged if they,
his cheque; and as he had alao
•
matter he expressed his willilums.
disobarge the duties of hia omen, A --wee%
enema of discussion ensued, and a fee%*elle
TWO made bite ultimately, the co„„„i"lia),4
k would be au anomaly to raise to imiL9l4ll4
resignation' and at the same time to '
money which accompanied it, and ebet,e;owir ft,
res 'lotion that both the letter of raigiiiice Pisa,
&egos should be returned to the doetee. er
patnlate the ratepayers, and at the eaneank
• hors that before another eleven cantle ne,„%lis
the doctor will also re-comider another 440;4
lie,a short fame.e co, arrived at.
taunt —On Wednesday • labourer, esai,d
F
Orchard,armer of Compeon's Pail, was bon*/
Marra and Lackeiter, charged yik L
been drunk and disorderly ani eisatilime
P.C. Dowding proved that on the
prisoner wan wee crusting. row in the amegij
atirameintlie
a large crowd. The conatalle—go7s,.*
just as he arrived at his home
• blow in the face, which en.:
clothes with blood —He was fined send—%
being drunk, arid another Sr. for the
Thursday the Presiding magistrates weesTAZ
and C. J. Stone, Req.—John Luca,, a Wait
charged with assaulting Joseph Bailey, ft*
ma the nth. The parties, who had ill nem-friends, met at the Bell and Crown cvbk
bickering ensued, and the delendact *,
Bailey's story, hit him, and gave hin
Bowl celled two witnesses to prove dna
ether band Lames declared he only g,o„,r 4,74
pliainemb, sod be also called a couple of
serirobeaste hiss.—The Bench indicted a emai7L
of is. and costa—Mrs. Eliza Brown, as le
Jonathon, was the defendant of a mason in:
charged her with assaulting Jane Richwine, 161*
of a railway porter, sad sM° midi ming &We.
defamatory towards her. The nag.;
neighbours, , having fallen out, the,
annoy each other. Richardson, ti,otAitzve
three traps in his garden to keep tin.
(ruin it, but he didn't tell Mrs. Brown tha
done so because, as he said, she had ben ank
Mrs. Brown found it out, and imagieed it imam,
trap her dog and cat. Thereupon Wes essem.
The Bench took their usual common see eel
such matters, aad dianiwd both seamme, m
party to pay their own costa—Mr. Trarersvolob
ddendant.--A lad named James Hardin,
was charged with stealing sweet' from the
Sarah Qsartennan, of Sandy-lane, Lofting,
lag to the evidence of prosecutriz, sons kepis
Into her shop on the previous Saturday sad alma
of &meets. ---tibe could not, however, say the aitsh,
was one. As he had been Neverel times Mem
before the Court, he was cautioned 14 to kekei
conduct, and then discharged.
LIMES= AND CHLIcRisTD MINIMUM, QM
this heading • correspondent of the Merfteereacii
writes :—" A great deal of jealous leeks( ink
created, among certain clues', by m ordie Akio
just been issued forbidding the 'Menu of Sr**
unless the singers have " • written authority bon
Mayor." It Ma been argued, and not withelee
show of reason, that it is very bards good oldiq
cosh= should require a special licenee,
of eccentric relipinieta should be allowed to kb
the peace of the town, not only v about the cm*
the magistrates, but in actual cuntraetetkekke
many-times upraised orders to the contrary. in
singing, consequently, as yet, has not been mai
Indulged in. The Salvation Army, however, Ake
up their ringing marches, and are rupee* el
should be more correctly said those who leech
nuisance, for a great deal of unseemly cream Is
Suaday afternoon the Army took up its white
space adjoining the Railway Station, turd* itt
• "Salvation' hymn with the refrain of 'lip
go, will you go." Two or three hundred elegem
and bob-tail followed, and as nom as the "NM'
ordered the ring made by the converts id Oh,
address the sisters and brethren, a dogrereinieltsi
the hymn, and having the following elegaetchew
"Thin• he goes, there be rote
With his trowels fall of toles :"
was started, and kept op with such er-istate
that the speakers were utterly unable to made
solves heard, and the calours had at las to be
and a retreat beaten. In the even* as Mk
there was a still more disgraceful SEIM It PU
that in the worst if electioneering days it wia lee
to be equalled. The mob. numbering newly**
howling in • manner thst prevented any ati=
open air servive, followed the Army up the ,
and then barricaded the approaches to the "fl
By the help of the more peaceably dispesa
" soldiers " at last managed to obtain schninsail
their
elect and on
but not
o ~f the
without aroalugt4h. ht lentwdoias betullele
a .
as,._
and also, we hear, not without the Amy"'
and-fire 1' banners bearing evidences of the fey
respectable inhabitants of the town are 'KT
that the magistrates have not the oursTs
conditions and threats which they have 80
Out both on the one aide and the other."

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