The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-23 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPREiS AND AGRICULTITRAL GAZETTE, TCESDAY. MARCH IS, 1880.
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___•- _ . the aseenement was merle& IsnLY two ei i, tth be that me, I (eel
of o yen - em remora r thh wee ie. ee
EICIRONINMEL. 00-OPERATIVE STORM. THE ELECTION. willing to per, but see made co•npulsorilo apes you, and not as • footob;„. row for she ori :don mnitoo.
sad the rellomer with Clouservative Gevernments but he was 1 resets oth occ n 111 IL Or TUS flifilsiENT TANN-
., the Marsh was held on ,P°!Bidt owl. Hate daredeeioas6seasorit.re torenbetteilltt.
d het te us ad Is head I b.., nes Is es,
Ogini TO ERB GeanDlthist -lir. A. H. Lock wait The into überni oonithbeo. Kr, Batten, abi not fail k t' la Igo ra,w • letter wee reed fi o time becom• &pismire ore •, . e our! . eerie
insisted co W don the burning question of that ems Won M yat Cooke's Roo when it woe decided to it, (Hear, htear.) If you lock back en.l terra the upon Min to ta : 11,1111 pa in i e proem en .
°owe , , iiu,
0..4, me ii
ere., tee. Lee ens
tiLirldhninalrY meeting- ..
.. . iaveribly he* been not to denesse tAxstion but to ingeese Christisn truth. and l•cedinso he telt the reopen 7
wa
by co- Invite • mooed Llberal .idatts to loltzt the eft. N 'demi Deb of this °Duette y u will fled &idea the have been hiforthei r.e•ntly hy bete authority
I g choked Ime from the itualliciant sift. He enrage
~.. Aahler. If be was nut reteurne4 proem, ee_ce ha
liOnanlol9lll iirlaillill‘ell i lectured on hl stir- T. s,
_Et ti:lth fah. and legitimate trade which is jested with Pitt Covernment fe C.M•reatiVe I ; v.runlehl) the three that the particular time et which tt • c runny 1.1
th the i le wing re manes 1---Keth the Patine elletil rem' - - y .-he could not live to figet tee ever ."1 'elle •
Oa • diViail,
ga .1 • ,f, a A.,d,...reepseting thuds, I:titcoslatseloit,othiwi.nehgberotisoonwilds.b.pir:ltd7l.77:silbtet-enithr: yt::!cps*r.mite4;6ol74
Chrafreat
_Aingtonliall,on Tuesday (to-day), andsas operative stores, and which ie fostered for maks ol Mr. Alexander Wylie having been co
• biforripet upwa high e gra ne, dies inntier ,le te
de.. • .1 slid Frey think It lik. iy that any . -i "e lel
thee lei!"
Rev. H. Nrant wM prairie. saving. A man's right to buy in th,o cheapest ma the following aeo. the whole debt was only a little over helf-a-millien, country. They had le set
rket by telegraph, and having returned a favourable reply, bulk of the debt was incerree, le IgTe about gm y.,,, bed errived was one Ptcos liugly creicee 1 to _ is
th
tined Hr. id Muria remarked it weal he a eer
t into the would muse to fight Agadir! He appeared le°l
the party convened another meeting on oh-teethe° to thew wise eliti. they del ee. re ie
THE ILIOTION OP Gleelthlagh-We understand is not assailed by the operdtion to vo-opwsw.."----as• Stec_ lial,
Meg were started for evening to receive him. The room wee cro
that Colooel Oldfield has been proposed as a guardian as they have now des pod.
a plains, and Alfred Dennis occupied the chair and introdOt Mr.
mi.. whereas at the Preasot Wu* it is Mita? ISO millious ,i 1 au:Malty th it the presen,
L tat n , .., ,rea.t u
pomade Is it 04 something to make you Meager, ae.l te bistort twill ots savY ed i'll smi inipdt"i% - -i •d 1 . p the dram Lather down.
make you Militate before you entrust to the Consery Aim one men.ber of the preeent G .verniosteot /MI ,h• re cin o 1 _ ,
woo
,ii.rtiod ete
.ti mei relieve tbe drab, be • t weltreweu Pine. 1
et the poor for the perish of Fordington. the gi•od of the poor in small out-of-thrm 7 revile 4nn 1 p.. e N Jt, 1,•4
ent for ee. rtjt t earty reception wee accorded him, eorty the manegement of your finer-ea 1 (Hese bear ) them be assursnoes that tees el ii... i h . .
small Wli A• h h .411-.. r things to se
HOUK HID& . He was told Lis opponent wee e, ore ti,_
to pr trade convenient forms of Westin vac their dellimoies. an i ,11 et . y mart e. 0 • ut. r Averred the advisability of issuing - itirwia . - mere teee,-"e1
Wll4 el the *Zc„iist ir ti.ey Ate eed et Meg en i
MxthdoAl. Onions ro ma OCIARDIINIL-At the
.ria of capital. That selfiehneee which has so and in reply he made a few appropriste remarks. In jeering Mr. Gledetone's minuitry too I.o' onlY hal n 1ar.,,, . _, ~ • ~ i , .
of : upen Ste pr c e ~.1 le m- l •.; ...i.c oi ..ti ...out.. . me, . e,
ter The 11,,,,1 neat en , e ea. lieteeina v. es 1. et he Mae the b -"at
f h.oaat hire. an I for supple iag an
wasting of the gnerdiana on Wednesday. GT. G' A'' ollougy demise of late forthwith appeoprietrid the course of his speech he promised to give his vievre SAWYNI el, bo
__Leyea.,...... were wipmer eg • tare, rum_ _ . hod bMs upend in health to epees, ie, MOW tr
An? the roade ou the osthill desire* mistreating to them. He hoped be wee. w_
wrzeitz _
Nara was elected medical officer to the geardians, ftliti_it was steed
th It' salon to know, eseule.l them the imam wog in a la iferiels for reo r a.lhe n
il re 1,0 invited for the whele di* words to nmeh kis ea a, n . h i,d they w".::ild 'l,:s
l ot he fended would touch the how er ttel
for making kg which was held on Thursday lad. at the Bunion
.tdring 22 voter. mr. Good ond bk. Norton won
,_ae_SlOßllall_ 2..._,
.___ _ sad ked out • praotke which on the great political questions of the day et a meet- the anon_ D
when the Wnaervative Government clime Jet i piwer ey a ite P
wished to pin the suer.ge at the p.,ople by sayieg if they eery et i led and peril .olt cuuliti.M. Thiat mee .54
tut
trio,.
night to Iteminel. that It a
iv derro.„orn. not one or y... 1 higher Audi. elf . erb .ni they re:tented 11. hong tenders fer the GUST C!
the Antelope sdu the previous night. and w:n't 4'".• a
In • minority, rind Mr. &J . Day was disqualified itib' ow;',:h° air rivolscr*:soriolmiliMisliaf Lthe =Xi proprietors Hotel. o ly entrust ihe sueles to their hands they well 1 ksow, I. •eau.s for tire est six sears t seem saw* seinen on te
some/eery to be ti at the I toilet,. bad • proverb that the Lenge. e., kr
ttonirelthimin:thhee timrot.al:tehr acilt actichie"..i Tithrs. t7thheyeik'ne..;"'-..lb":ts
lot residing in the district. who were, by the ascident of birth, secured from all _. 7e a r-
Mr Wli is Harriett sit-Law and a member of wenki n,,,,,,,,__ fano - i qui ri.. soak... do sh,o, talents t :,, y4l recoaa Wad
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~, ~... found a Les of so cuuttoi a year, sal near y • ..,:,
•.500011111211.-As the memory of our retewsla oars as to pecuniary adhere, may, by Means of the co. the London school Board, hoeing been rinuu-oeu wy million a yew, sad year after ye* the Witienal Debt. L'al toil much t . ile with pet. in < the 'Minim !mato doA ptialiw,ratoe...grodance.„4. she'rukt wilt '''''-al - ."...--""..-
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• late Mr. T. Newman. is still fresh amongst operative. or Civil Henske Storm, get mil:tidied et 10,000 votes for the Borough of Lambeth. Hs has they said, would &creme at a reelein riven 10. i.. •4 in thie poi' .usaul crifi. al podllon. (losl htlir )He ( • , '`" .
the course of time they might hop: te be very 1-71Celf
'NY mill be niad to hem that Lis Km hel rates which show that only • minimum profit travelled extensively and is intimately oonnected with
some of the leading Scotch Liberals. potent eas bele es effirm teet heel Ink rOsinire ef thee 1 11r. B. beenvee •
th t the mt.! ang gidliot ~,,, r d ii • lien in whie.h he was w
sewed the Cambridge sad Trinity Collett hae tam thew mar. he f.m. b„oin, Ilee with the plan before the Board, the poop e opt eire. .
pronounced that w0.a1.1 terry th • e. if Its
relieved ea that account. But e bat id the actual laF• 1 teen 00.1 r other mod better . el.. she.woul 1 not h: d
.6. thin iwacHiseac.t briediputoupo,t.d.beidltithe: rini:is W'lriell: Sk:wdri
I fend been maintained I It bee not. You know,
'die class local examinations, as it win thoh, own oho tcyn., whAe they may invest in On their selection of Mr. Wylie to do battle in their Hat that Plea been ethane to 1 Hes thet sinking • -
behalf this Liberals of Weymouth are to be hearta y landed. and that it be eiene uud e the seem vision of the surveyor other wes _ _
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t word was "Pe tion." ( eud chem..) Tem „„,_
lcurbajawbfln • r•sd sites" in • ha" the stens they mew rad their owe de palectly well that in the pres:nt stem ot Le was heartily app
gen man, lent.
longs, r n ride: to second tbe m Moo, u WOO el (maven . .
ve - ere was •roid is Portland was rieli'ng.
tbe authors of it, and thew cruld not survive it - -`'w
te ea mother his anxious toxit to tbe railway La rood„ their = Mr. W. Arrwoott 'wooded.
lail.ilierr..Auphlagor. Belptou's spa a i es. as a usoet aplrited one, and paths merle lu •OCOr•Ill
het
ide it we believe, the Alumna of the Government it ea* been obliged to
ed h if It wi btlt Mr I Istsrla would Mr. J. a Lam pro d elti klei hill Dee only to him bat to ever rte. ter
'te ims also Poseed s"us of Mr. mur Nay more, through the abolition of turn*" they nrinth retnintg.scrd to the other s is, . utilise that fund for the pigment of the debts which weees warmly spp..eueleri. He did so in an excellent s
Mr. Hussey, of Mitrtinetown. it hae incurred since it muse into power. (Hsu. boar/ m
* ***r". a aCr * * " . . • I Wei 1/0001.11oe tee dm plan, an s Un 7 Ulan elle saa...„
at Kr Wylie alum* me not mesa
wee or meeere.majorihttrolbiliets by • majority oy -' sir
the List sloe ion, he should now be
rany-
_nee end- Woo eat the roads for the repair of donned leOe to bring forward another Coneervative
or FORDINOTOII. -We have which they pay • dispropostioaately sum. The candidate. I h . ad Mr. B. &riven to wish gotnebody would invite Yr Lino ides at n _at. bot
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o.r aderesee7etst
posed art an amendment, thst Zenon- thee white* wee a vile sad monstrous anima. he
to spowl &Month there end he would then know some- not es aoa dlit tn I member. Reni..eittewel,
-trait of the Rev. H. Mottle, practice is legal, Gra burdens horse hi other tredea- Enthusiastic Liberal Meeting. Thar Lona
hy.:sou semtwohetheo
inert:at errs:s2:ld onwot
litatoi,yysohhitoou
.in. be re. tuormsted...abirt tflinre bwead,,,uif,..tbeth.poll, and th
would occupy the menet position ut be nit i i
=wed in
bug.
itin:°P.an c°mPl'aatimis.- .-
-ey
ve-1- Lrelr 0 es (of II dy Triney Bohool.) then rose in the thing more el the bed slots of ihe roads. r turn at the last election was not Iso Rat .tesi7.,.. se
our well-known local photo- people are not placed en the Civil Berri°, Stores, and ortunatny led US into two wars. one with an Aster a r. 1111 • . ions to H ,werer, on the division the emenement wee carried.
v repwcluces the kindly and hi eleiti equity much leglindires requires to be carried MIL WYLIE'S SPEECH. Tag CONSTAititaltr. tbe majority bad l'll 2
platform, which he
is done junk* to. But th. rape beveled us into expenses ethic .it is now impassible Mr. Wybe. Ile was levied to tee
01 k reed • letter term C.ptetn Amyett stating he should sot have so meth cemplaised. if oee ems
vnerable clergyman, who into effect before the revenue
clams
who power, and the other with • South Alricen pow,r. aud beey re he room ter the torpose .1 putting rime
latest metres he found that the mem ef premise of treating were proved-see elk%
trig with care and judg- the special grievances are that the 1 4 ries of "Tura him out," ernes end limes : but he that according to the . .
f'lwe •- else was proved-die el sane mem in tit -"ewe
el to him, yet with already provided foe in other ways. are A mowded mai el theeveialmrso forwistirohenldorrira%i to eatimf IA for the simpee son te et tee i zoem-es of the reached after a deal of men% ny. lie was puke with The er
tibia bY Meal heeetweimPeriele,,Bmdweeddremeweene it a. o Welly e the Ateh
ion war have been taw upon teeth_ Ti it is a 'natter .otte c_
to _ , l t
,_ lug.
acremie. ossosimest. end pepelai ion were ow re o • ~
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_, , _ .._ ~ ee . at some_
3.166 ; se.eianient, Ahl.Zitt : and population. KKK su ppm* that tue way.* Me nut al tan VOWS vr.. n,g -ir
st thing, if it agreed of these stores se at moat conducted, in east& -----caadidetn- --The- --arseeedinas- - r' win' oiss- t eLpinrwiestics
petrel 1m rim end not for the see es i palest). After much internee' .n Le put the follow- Aitreage,
cil
di.
Teri
lik. IL GAilig"tiathiehaircead taare wale else °Dike twit" for
I y Peril' Per- " h in .tns • "Aro you fa,olrablit to thin Disestablish- after deductiug 3.018 tenets le e P
he noon, II IL. shies, by tease two or three mere questions of tiaaua..•••l., .
-me him. The poi- additioaal gains at the expense w I would criticise very eise.rely, fur it wet under- b. eved the s nu. and smear serene y • he
bend' of edit'. It war nedertaken became as song tto gti lA. to • ey were theist
...dim, lar L. H Hume
ved, and bears • mle who have to ;my for their stimoth. When • pieterwie Mr. Wylie, the Igoe. "-' glorify ourselves, end because we wiebed to obtain that meet of the Moglis i •
went £7 791; and population, L2ll. Tb re were .by me of their meet retreated cifisens, now um th._
Ne foot. Y clerk wlso goes to eome desk in a Govern- Mr. A. Dionne. and other deaths tie eaed • Br° s' teientibc frontier" which L..rdllesceinelleld was sot/lace "Are you in feveur cf compubory tree education, and the Miele . .
h Church r Tt e emend gm steno was •
ed n the Island, which wee greatly -snips (pointing to Mr. G. R. Aldridge). He k 'tee."'
rdlreed at hi" ce tewr and 14.****A three aa four' The c'lim"" ta "mete' ass g • to acquire And because of that "scicnUtic frontier," and form dim el Scheel Boards throughout the whole nee Policemen @tattoo 0
and berrecks. Tee usual average wes : -acreage. 4,967 . might or might not have been true, for tb ' "eh
ith chalk and mew hich I reoreLly attended in teem as reg.r.iod menthe. and essoisment, but not es electors of this borouth, "Do you prefer tellers eel --"e
emu& his extra leisure in conducting business, mid so Ilecton,-A meeting w
ewer. ou amount of his anxiety to enforce the embassy upon the country r
**face. So -w - with tho Ito hot to pay income_ me thst I was, through winneine losing •c• AfAaa two, we hare been diaasssi into f„alt,,l c.,,ops. al.. M rank In reply, said. referring to question No. L nit t remembered Ceptein lenlysti ooze- Mama House of Cesford 1" ("Nu. a,,.") Tith thee: tht
' thinp in oomPsting shopkeeper w
abk 1••••nt *f bbe nerve that nand to lama" at a osE oh which we have not yet seen the cud. (II or. 'het the Diseetahli-huieut of the W .glise ()fierce es en peewees. It
.thiste re
Was fi en tee .ervices of the to determine whether they were to be trailed at bweeu
girded ropelethea, there being • difference of about BD4 election end every elections hereafter, cooeue•wieW no
'• 1 ~re could bino u stein tinned, that in addi.ll mto ve m
bear.) What was the state of things shoo the present ti:lint ite r• suit was ill•Tita'h•-• h • 9 rateable end suitable, were sent of the House of Cauford-(" tri, no")-11.1 slaves • ia._"'
A, Huai!!
....s.teg in "Wert hia, the iniultis• is gm's' Nut len Kin meeting ; end with the lose of the eerve•l also _ oos.
though lee manifest, is the injaitioe when • l'•
ound that I had leek the power of ontrolling a Mega _ h, worn of Englishmen led captive by their mut ' - ewe
9Uld ..4' ;•Mtlih land* living hit the te he wan I ust therefore on this MiCaliOn cram your tie hh ' • t tr . *red ter it he from other stations wben needed. He , . . mem 21
.. will __ y wrier, reel ,__ ••• sasemblage. t• ..._ l .t aa words of Lord Derby, uttered on the first deer of toe wet er too comity "as a presen I .1, . _
vernment succeeded to °thee? I will re a.l to you tee ahoth that t
er, be plemed to send an additional constable fO-1/ WM (Co. era) This was a question of the fwd.. oy .e nat.
it MUG C.boie in te i ceinee te tint e hut suparintendent
.were it e _ _
thooldi
set from ble farmers, and limn the tenant, mac ocnuPY indulgence and ask you tor mee. pealotre e end as euielee erasion : e All I roan sae is thet the pmetien of the country could not e i',*.
houses, allows his housekeeper to send his wauons you can, sad to give 111 • Wylie t t unrest aetetrottot
in regard to our foreign relations is most, eatidsctory. ed had ton to the Court of Querter Beaten' he would cell the iron-a coronet for the bead of tbe H es, ot Ceeersd
which no local whicb lam sure ha will merit et your de, and after
There is no State whatever with. which our relations aie himself was a menihey of tile I,iehi•aa.ai Openly..
Polies Hammitt., which met OD the did net begrudge him the reward if ii suited Guam te Bs
es to the railway stations for goods on
Ling ill Over ealraly tO Cessider what he hai pis ed &amino. of the .
but orombed toil'itico-usonidfU'lleanttertheinnexttl'Usleitjinegl_nolle available, but if the Beal withed to renew their applica- oi:isPoo..let:pa.•.eohronis rutr-o.rin.4...hetobleemlmient
deotidh,eii:e:Lle:si
office There was esooeishment from the convictiou that there totebt to be MIL
'owls,- not most cordial. That, gentlemen, was the cooderen of great sympathy e.ith it, et tues same time sevemted Ba-
the smell question, ho said, Kr. (Masse : I should write to the Admiralty and tell did not eak fur them-sad they knew there MA eee
not &single Poser with which we had any nagreeeen.
SiscittradWin• weal" ha:eh:lll7i 2„ll7,eikaaaeked,°r r4c4dolvedgies_,T,a3Prlaa---•fitLe. mtbeeefore-iy-y-toeut,oenoodottlethehow-holynoomecon
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f 4 his I. " f d thee it wee infinitely better there to provide policemen for their own thips. intlinildll in end there had been threats. me ie..-er
fwohr itthitshethey ew. e"Ditehieweshkentheltysawhelee(Mmieleeettroinel,tem..74
In the extinction ot the shop-10800'K m'enie °LI". :meet raft/Au-lion doing so B:lote I proceed further es
whatever. Ashman, bed been captured. the war rom 'ads' enee ae Lem
sd in leaving may the very rich or the eer7 Poor. lam in the chair, I mean to take one liberty: ith you. I
li • miss is not met by the imposition. of an mem to ask you to give three Marty g c eers for my ,
laud hail b.:en retrieved and the oonntry was not at which the attendance wre absolutely compulsory should constable*, they atolls q
0 cie n e
there MAB 8 mciud.d, the honeur and dignity of Eng- to hove compulsory free schools, that was to say all schools The Camiume : Althtoo
rugohswe
dismayttibbauteeed,thennuetemberwersof
sere tax ; hut *idle the Government should good friend, Mr. I tweets. (The audience beet rlseowani
whiled
oo
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of
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with
ews
ainia. el be yw.. o foe: utter ens .1 on y one n the bill. I d 't thi k it th int did lieSteel(lmtrhowrniesrimiloitihyews.p.t.ditkerti!ili Ass-Tii
• sub tho ping by their well-paid the waving 01 hands
s,e sod the %emelt:us ekew
wire igergemerede of expellee Tune were ro cemplications with Mr. GIRO having hailed in his attempt to speak. o sill mto ee,
qte public just as y y
staged den all h°w warmly lb. ***."2llll "m"
-a- -.4.------ th. - ----a-....- France Uirmeny Roasts, or Turkey.
le e bop, thet though the reporters ..........to of me e...... e . ... .. Everything was account et the interruptions, proposed the amendment under the hill placed on H
1 any idea it would be "That is the opinion of this meetieg Mr. Wylie is not a The Cling said Mr. o
the top.
to pply for enotLer, but to have one of thus, La" Mocerunomt"to)
their
protoiolos
oroi
in
..f.wit,
yithz
ward had Dummied that two dictates of their con/Menem. Wee that the tom ia ehiZ
...Ts .t..."....-----1- - .."- ......-- '"'......1"-a:'-- " I rraivrid • letter from him this morning, sad he say. he nentwarr or eat•nd• s seconded. Only two voted er the Committee. better than he did hy wh.t roe ins, by what Me --•
II of Ruth Camel saves. No one thotiOht that this hir• weee. ni
any
Leamallettektirnding--: eau" °midi". r""Ving"`"with-tt-l'iln 7t will reel* hill i• *hi b**Pull ia 1"saul• (Hem' he" em"th sahinS. '.l
t‘sonthedhiseil.dy of- England to buy four fit and =true to represent the borough. (L uithier.) members of the Board should with him Welt on the Folios his opposent canvassed them fer their votes * lee, he.
l'Si Sl'Sini sis SIMMS wss) Nis mamma sue barn Min, mid that be will esswathe his limb in gum tied Toe &Mud were in favour of a renewed application, and oorirrionee was hoped to superem ler over the freeee-- -
cunt tewn end tereugh il it oto
it was ultimately res deed that tee clerk write to the oh el that en • mid tbejwie,oo
Ir
...--•--'4". Y''.4.4"A- ---'-`t°'...'-'-y, ..."'-``'-4444 aalinr--' a•-- hop.d °re baag 63 he greed fr‘gb tb. Wads° ib which be minials,*nadiahtweittory.n...w.hiegoLinhatig
toiitec,thro.• ugash",lloo.hvidarser
hiof amitizniatime end the. resoluti in waa carried with en-
. seek boriarery reek as they can than, and that they will 'arrows allow him to go uP,en St oonstetile end renew the former application, and If this Canford to send another gentleman to beet the hut;
'ass against his exaltation would be eretthes, and whet do you think be goys besides 1 I under the which he did not condemned or dere to ht . •
. oi t borrow money from the Rothschild' at the rate deeply gratthed with the right hearty reception accorded cannot be granted. request thet one of the men ,
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soeume peluy, iniessreble limited liability company, or was Mr. WTLIL briefly replies'. He expressed himself
gmg o hill be removal to the on-bill district is afraid. *)-- if it pie mto send a auhritut% lw Lis
'we should expect much from such will come to Weyea_outh end do a little stump oeatory.
of le per cent. per annum in erder te take up shares that him.
) Now, why did I ask yeu to give this IIiSTORIIIWO OMCIa. no objection ; but let them remember Selina*, ee,"""'
Nth tendency cif Toryism la to exalt (Loud •
facer lehlwares I Simply fee this/mom :to show The Chairman (lie. le Pearce) eel appointed Returning not the owner of the estate. He had no orere tad, ea'
\nror-to fora the rich on the cheer would pay no interest for something like 19 MIMS e 0 come. Mr. L. H. Homo proposed a corded vote of thanks to
, ear. s
that W 0 must needs go tu the it.dhechilds end give them
e seieeethy with hiw. and a. wt the same tioia. tht (Hear h i I England so reducedl Are we ao poor the chair.
' .....--ee the 7 2_,_66"111.,.____1114 -weoGrhave no antaimulatio footle' tewerds him. (Hear Seconded by Mr. Qualm. Officer for the forinceming election. it than anyone amongst them, he had no siege 1.1. W.:
the due notice of our intentions, and give them the oppor- The Oast acknowledged the compliment. 0011IPIALPTI. in ornnection with thee poverty than any teee--e"
me
Mr. J. N. White wrote to tile Beard compleening of the preempt If they sent Schreiber to Perlhanent Orel woes
---..
wee'. e 'anal' laa aaa*aa him-) "'Ss ""giaaa Ca Walataa down tn. °West ---, tunity of taking 12 per ceet. out of the peckets of the
' T°ry da°R his "Rsh°P. othsv dsy end "Pettit° a meeMeePPeri ger. awl& Britiale ratepayers, and mot needs invest so much money PORTLAND. bed state of a waterecourse at Wakehern. find he tee taken their votes, and Sir Ivor would teas ..
thy of these big Innistheas and 11. r. tlirlit. to be " Ycn w•ut t° ki him ( • Decided that the Surveyor should be instructed to the hooour, and would retain his sethorey wal .
crl Toryism ; bet If the Zdwarda) out (" N045,n0.") lam not speaking for term (itkorder to glitter the cerunet of L ird Besoonstield 1
i ) I ween not. I wean this country had no busi- LOCAL 130eItD.-We hear Mr. G. & Andrews and examine the Wlnle and report on it to the Drainage CAD- multiplied ten times over, to opones them in any owe.:
in who deal thus, let who are brlng Me. wills f"wnrn ; hat
lirwaa:ttratto:Zhi lieu talents& in these shares. (Hear, hear.) This country Mr. J. P. Scriven have announced their intention of mitten he thought At. Their only chance, their only hole --''
oe th
es, snob as plenee, can't understend. (Hem. hem-10 When you look around
ha has ne foe it. and when you in the course et its history which hem so proudly spread retiring from this Board at the coming election.
before us never deemed it necessary to invest one Mantle BOBCAWIN HOTB.-OD Monday TO boys from the Mr. R. Allen also wrote complaining of • nuisanoe in domination of this family was the conservation cr ?A..
King-eteast treachies. Their reapected Mayor had pointeel out tote..
The Board ordered that stem be take& to remedy the with his usual shrewdness, whet was the •eal --''
I°4 well 01111;11; thte twee lied sa. what
heart and me the unbounded di in the Pomba" or a "ale share ; itud lt is nein-I'th the Boscawen went for their Fawner leave. On their
wherever they can, this town think I want to kick Kr.
i emote.
' look bite your own e He told them that when a member of the family et (:-
leaosnaker_ , t ower.
dignity of any country in tbe world. be it smell or great, . w. _, , . .__ ,_. • ,e__. _ ... saute.
i far fsr beneath the dignity of this great England ot return "AY erti. ir tUe tratumff wrig °ea° -.arm was member for tbe borough they reCeiee.l eo f,j,,:,
V
11l be able to lain NATAL.-Sub- lent. IL H. L. Risk to 11.11.5. POOLS. They received ell the favours when the Ile ,es 4 en:
NW mossel to "That em a Tore dodge...) There was • time when I was ours, .
to 1 est in snares, and to think that by ho g
Boac.gWan.-Lieut. N. F. E. Freeland t 1 H.M.S. ford was out of Parliament, the that appeared a
reneeekemprect ofwhtreasatich ha
hut* irPpbeuraeofosuutchuP°enthlynrol is(Aitynooteet a:
an . ' .ny . .
that it. has. secured thole whereas it was no Mr
o I ed to take in what were known as mots secure
lady proof not in such ac with IlLr. E iwards as lam at present P eine Donn
then dit had never inveated at ell. That was Warrior. MAW EIROWSID.--0a Wednesday last an inquest real end sufficient reason for keening them ous• (Clews;
coroner (G. B. ile believed this election would be • em.ionete we
throughout the countv, and he was told it weal I I
1 • P•Ur. Many Pm" le; -.m.,..us ehe bow, in which recorded the way in which four millions were wasted, end se it MresioNs.-Sermons on behalf of theßible Christian was held at tie Town Hale before the
thnown the Null Bathe" •---- are e lie sel ibe was not only a sinking fund but • sunken fund, end I Foreign Missions were preached on Sunday last at the
the votes of all the members of Par ment upon Aldrieltre &Ku), ism the hely of an unknown man.
pmeionate election in , ale ; but th.lr p.s,i en night b.
I 'am tied ed that
subjects which wee wore the.. my object wes to doubt if you sill ever see et stain. If Lerd Beaconefild. zi
centinues t s hold the reins of office I take it we malt Imam
on Chapel, Wakeheue by the Rev. D. Rowe', of Kr. W Ili mond, ma,ter mariner, pros entree a 11. y their voice. and &medlar, and Le is
be picked ue the b ely in the harbeur on the previous
catch Mr. Wdwards tripping ; but I mu candid enough tO
base such csmolications with the Sues Canal that it will "`""• , there need he no yell. nee H. 1.0 .. ii., e.....e .MI
e te, -
CONVICTB.-A number of oonvictshave been removed evening, and P.C. Reeks said there was nothing riy and tes,,inisto eppositiou ; hut he week., at onely et, ~ .
et in the main he voted in accordance beoThene a quesiion not et who leas the right, but who hes
thia week. On Tuesday m 'ming there were six which tne Illan c mei be identified. The jury returned subj. ct of his wr ass and their wrongs, awl t•,,., ~,,,-,
te e_the eeelcilreehm i lei ere ha the he tO maintain it. That always was so. The
admit after manytrars super Aston of those books, Items
üblic feeling of this t Power
'eh" w"'"1 ' "'me"- - - --- W - e question is oiled might. C.,n we take the Sues Canal. invalids for Woking ;in the afternoon 36 arrived • verdict of " Found Drowned." mym oath ise eit b him, bowel.. they hre dti11,..4,,,,,,,,,,";
town. (Applause) I expect no man to accord with me NAL AID SuCIITT.-On Sunday ser- Meth hill; and mullerieg tereught 5) timothy. Ile .see
1 eVery sentiment. That would be exceedingly unwiie if poste the whole of the shares are held by from Pentonville; end on Wednesday morning nine Calliteill Pear°
even sup g t•rern to continue that . iumatiy. He knew
look for such a result, and I believe no good could come aeother poem. t I say we Cali, and we must ever be able weirs transferred from Portland to Milbank. mons were preached on behalf of this society at tit. they to
w vouchsafed it to him. see he wm •eh trorivinced t e
e Well, in reference to these gentlemen wuo have to maintain such • navy " will always eftente us to, keep ENTIOITAINNIXT.-A most pleating entertainment James's Church, in th
--e Imornind hy the Kee' - •ix long years the y MA 1.1,3 foe and laiird let-
the means of bringing Mr. Wylie before you to-night. then its mouth_ two the Pmesde ol etir senele _tee
elledeet wee given by the members of the Easton Young Pocock, Vicar of fit. Paul's, awl in the evening by the this moment when tley etrild testify hy an e ~,ii.,,,."
wrience of political matters in this Berough does °
w ether we holdoldh eta u:4not : d4tuaitataittrio
biottout; Men's Institute ou Thursday eveeing. The programme Rev. C. Guest, Vicar of Christ Church, Burtowon- in, mei •rrity what was their sill, aevd- --se
ad go very far beck. I only jumped int) the fect teat we h the sh r-
it it'ou'le entiLs eusvetoUisit at the consisted of readings compiled from " Uncle 1 oui•s Trent ; and at At. PALO'S Churoh, in the morniag hy they could confirm their wilt, which hie 1 R-
oma es • polect stranger, just at the time when e altii ur more sorer .rd s. . ••,I1 teat
Disci of 11 o store. an vv. our notes end nething fur- Cabin," which were interspersed with ap mpriate the Rey. C. Guest, and in the evening by the Rev. E. rthereesid in hie favour, end he would sir leOge engirt
came to solicit your suffrages. I knew nothing
i y te h poi i tter. What was the object which Lord Beaconsfield music by the choir. The attendance was good. H. F. Comm, Associetion Secretary. The annual in the person of Kr. A•irMy. If they cob' 4„,. w ies
tee bear op u your par es era,-
ortsl him on that occasion. Well, the 'tomtit te obtain! It was simply to attain something that FoCiTgALL.-On Saturday last • match wee played - tilting Wee held in tit. Patil's schiiilroom, the lie .
r brother of the Gues•, it they nail defeat the lowl
li eel th not h. d kw.
'ellewed the example which wss them was novel-.thmething that wield fit in with the center of on the Naval Ground between the l'ortland Club and J. t. Lawson, fiector of St. James s, in the chair, ri'le.tiwoinu inee ley If th. coYlirl"ws:nr Altsi .t7r"" to
4'4'
two against one. At the last else- a man like he has been from Lis youth ep. He bee does Mr. Hare's team from Weymouth. The latter was and do& Rev. C. Guest delivered an address. 'The Porlisment +lin a minority of 156 ani (be i W4n44) a
t t eset tepee
e Mop: the seine policy by bring- ilcent thiu •in his ide He ham done
two or three mean g . • very strong (cemprisiug several men belts.giog to report reed oy the Rev. F Pecock showed that the with bow ninny gig 'her chest they would con 1 leo 01 I
ward against Mr. liwirde Mow, things and alwaYs emu" t° he clouts things which no ohs the Portland Club), end it succeeded in heating the Poole auxiliary contributed E 96 13s. 11d. to the Society H k . t lit 1 I e . - -e-'
there • eminent Tory who she in this wide world would ever think of doing. (Hear, , e weseeee iee
~, he i .T 4.188.1011 n' I. 8 erOlialB4l. ,
• t takmiug such hear.) He i 4 • men fond of eccentricities, and I believe n
1 amens us ome teem by six goals to two. This is the only last year. ebtch 'ay by far the I mgedt to rt, na. The. had n t ..se
'Laughter.; It is a capital my Lint Beetenstleld has the utmost contempt for the match the Portland Club hes lost this isess en. UNION TiNDZIPL-At the meeting of the Heard of their primate.* to sopa.. t hut to evenge tte.imeete a
et are no rules witheut large majority of the Melnik public, and thinks there is H. 1,1.8. Boscswirs.-The boys belonging te this Guardians on 'Thursday, the f llowing tendert Ware this occasion. They went 1. he d ,übted ....t, sie. ut ha
' wad turned out, as a con et- eis one in the wide world atd oneself. (Laughter.) L ird ship had a drill iu the Naval Ground on Tueselste aooepted for the rimming <piaster : Mr. If. Bur len- stain which that petitem mere-m.l up ei the tom y
and Me. Hembro wee turned Boc mete I's clime eis been built up upon phrases pure morning. They came on chore and marched to the Breed, fid. per 41 i. 1 eaf ;Aor . 4:31. er rack ; o .tin...l. P 'ale, Rah'''. "el te, 'kit" mu tint' hes,. t • lie
'I 110111 I how )931 O ill Welt, ~,,,I ~,n,,,... .-...1 1 . An t else. These ors what Led wa• tee 1111.1118.18, LO Will/ ,it tome slime, t o Pa •• I
ground heads Iby their life-aud-drum bend, They Hie. 10.1. ; Australian beet, Me. ; rice, 16e ; salt, 24.; &ate who steed b.i.,, jhaa, t i ... 'a. '
-lawn lk. Wylie as that ilmemetiel ee career ere msee up of. You will find many min th.or is.i.e.
prranted a smart healthy a arenas and in their i
ail* so .p, Ns. per cwt. ; butter, le. Opl. ; and pepper, deuce, that they were st U of the ...Me Midi Tsi
before I introduce you poople woo laugh and think him him the wittiest and
bus d h hf l - pPe
'1 ' I
-woo what e owe to most clever time Gal mule ; and verily I believe he is. ro tan salt ni ook one can hard y recognise NO. par lb. ; soda, As. per mak. Mrs. Ksynee-tf knew what the B .Iha Act was passed for, end he ken
' faud IKM sure in (1.v:1.5...rt..%) Bot that tee c metitutiou ot this great nation the pale-faced and wan-looking lads who comprise the and mutton, Til. ; suet, 3J. ; and shine, 2fd. per h. of ne place in the kineiloin e hen twee req led tee pt.
the Newer. of the .• PIM IP I (tailgate.' to a 0 injurer. I e ..tree be is eccentric drafts on their arrival here from bond its, from which Mr. J. P. ltodwin-Salt pork, 741 per lb. Mr, T. IL faction of the ballet than did Poole. Mr. S.brieher ran
neatest obligati= eel novel 's another thing. We would infint..ly rather place nearly ell of them hail. Bolson-l'heese, 40s. per cwt.. ; starch, 4d. per lb. speech lest night et the Antel• lie, and he t,.sokril hocks
-r Clrrtinlit Inc m se lit ear i ted to sash swan se Williem I ern Gleistens Messrs. Hopkins .sisd Son -Peas, fis. 4J. per bushel ; there bad been no reform,' : hu• he IMr. Waraglnuakill
the isroaue,,,t -Wilted w 1--• men wee i. bard-heeded. a Man who looks A WARDER FINED .135. tee, le. 81, •el sugar, 281 par lb. ; medlar, 4s. 91. heaven that there was the. Melee, sied it ea. lo meige
~,,, wire ee, „e netst theg Ater oi his worth butte the niesning,who thinks At tha County Petty Sessions en 8 'cutesy last, limn! per 1.21 be ,• Du lin st int. lele, pee barrel. hi es. G. that secret inschroory that t ~,, • fluid e• f,e ihe
,0h1,,,.,..1„,,, what aa, b s the oute ,m., of his speechea, not what the Waiters. late warder in Portland Prison, was ch..rgee witu 8 B ~,,,,,,,,,,ot, Need he tell thcUA tie. the doer in is eta
ee „dee e usemeathiry effect of them will be. This is the man to having on the 18te of Jenuery, whilst a servant in the . ellard and Co. tiOal, 17s. 10.1. per ton. Mr. tboir voto we eat was es es:met as 'h. gra 1 0
yr .08 seta
see result e LAU Wu eh aid outroet tha affairs of the country, and it lemma Witoblemment. conveyed a letter on halal( a a iiabgood-Buots. Mann. J. Andrews and D. Evans he Wcnitti tvh is
t-. M. we 'buy low. d nim, ite to y mirk
.0 intro_ Is to his iii -deist stand here b fore you now. (Applaus ..) certein te lamer, contrary to the Se.t.ite.-Me Howard -•DraPery' todependenos and hated . poreseion. se they densisi
s hare I simnel like to sok you te review with me very briefly apieeired e, prosecute un Isobel( of the Tre.i3ary, an 1 Mr. Rename OF THB CH kIIMBEIBT Stlil7lllsr Of 00,001) suffering aud a'rhorred pauperism and went eleca me
that the e,n li len of ilium in Emma when Led Bascen.field Burnat was ter the defendant, wh s ',teethe gut:tie-Me To Tile POolt Or POW& - A mettitig ef the 'home the 'emit of • P hey which ha I hem. pursue' for the AK
,00 ehuegnt tit to medals with them. Too will remember "lowa then stated the case, meting the eocessity of Coup el wm held in the Tema Hell on Wednesdoy six years-as tbey valued their privileges reed lend %kr
,e eery coil what! said a few m meats since that we were reAeuitteng discipline in thee an eseshliehtnent, and said hot, the Mayor in the chair, and wee attended ti anci nt to , u and its indeptudente, be i01t...i teem torsi
at peace with ell people. Will you ask yourselves at this the lemelty was £5O, or six months' imprisinnient He Aide IL Hem W 1 J B
rmen p. eoh and . nckLe r him tc Parliament by a sualerey week eh eel be a
mum: hew it was all this row came about, bow this war teen gave an =them of the case, riming there wee a Y. Counci - definitive answer te the oppressien of the bouts tlme
vitt. Russia cams &lout, how it was Lord Beacom- c 'wrist in the prime who had meted iu • geol position. lore IL T. Trevanion, W. N. Western, H. Aldridge, dominated over them. (Loud and prolongee centime
eils tiovernemet refused to have anything_ to do with There ea . 1....t.,r iwoUght 10 the preen directed te •W. Wet 'miry T. BuekleY. E. J. Conway, .1 Giff .rd, Mr. I P then delivered a telling therms,
A a.i:30.). N,-0, Ow Bolin lieurerandursl Terse cereeie 11. Jones, which Wee taken to the governor. and and E. 0. esakley, there being also present the Rev. C wuctillor HODION proposed a vote of emit teems Ir.
I s,,in el Mr •estaut tbat perhaps many of rou the complicity 01 the defendant debestel.-Toe gevernor J. A. Lawson, Hector of St. James's, the Rev. F. Waring as their Inters member, As be bed been is tet
'4 di them. Putt ars the facie! Thee are simply then called tee defendant, who acknowledged his guilt Pocock, Vicar of St. Paul's. and the Rev. 4. 1,. PSS4 IS, " b*liev.d he would be in the future. Ils kil
Turkith rei.rule bed been been so great in one aed pleaded loarieg been misled. and asks! fee leniency. William., Vicar of Limgfieete The Town Clerk read re ' hiusell worthy of their centideuce, end ema lid
r empire the. the people would no longer main- II i was dismissed from the prisen, and the Government • net dune so they owed him e debt of pseuds Miel
th pi i of Mr. Beni* i 44.0
ei ii, ~ an eminent
se people weei anxious to be free. The progress ii.cided to ruse:cute. He would ask the Benet to deal e 'tie e .wi nothing cothi repay but to send him beck to his plea n
el wit' ii, d 4 upon despotism being put down with the case on its inei its, and as a warning to others. Ame can as well ais English lawyer, on the Parliament. (Cheers.)
iligeoceedv races, and tee higher civilisation Mr. Burnett felt he could not light against the circune cme submi•ted to him as to the validity Wont:J.lor Man, in seconding the prep site's. adf
ea •r, ad •Insil insist upon being our own stances, but be would say there wes not a warder ia the of the above bequest, advisin; the Council for no other re •on than oonstrurting the pei• se
I es. The history of our native country e.teblistuneetewho ceul i produce e Nor teetimeuhtle. He that the same was null and void under the Mort- B inthemouth Railway when no one else would do Ode
eicluelne. I stand here to-night as a wee 20 years in the Wavy. •a• It maths io the convi •t main Aot, 9th Georre IL, cap 36, and that the Waring daterved their support.
ere plmsed to call me re call me a t neon ; his character was moat exemplary, mid he (Mr. Council retract their seospta ea of the trust d dis The MATOR put the vote of ethernet& to the mem
you pleinly what I underetand by Burnett) thought a moderate tine would be sufficient. claim all interests i h ee - and it eem curried with aociamedon, not a sinew to(
n t e estate of the deceased A
Italica is to ends. As soon as althea hhe was uit
ts
to
te
ea i
le ; q • aware an excmple must be made.-- withdraw from ell litiga• ion. Upon th , an- being held up against it.
govern em yes, t Me. Iliddleten seed the cam seemed quits clear, bocause 0 ProPasitlon Mr. Wows& who was again louel cheer d. rehired
•et by any mama wish to say if I the man hal pleaded guilty, but if the governor of the of Alderman M. Kemp-Welch, seconded by Couocillor his eloper. thanks for the unreel usyvote ien hie fem.
of the Emperor of Roams at Prison Odr. Clifton/ wished to say anything as to iha Trevemiou, it was unanimously resolved that the and proposed • vote of thanks to the II r for presidia
icm Radical toms of Govern. deten ient's character they would be g. el ta bear him, as opinion id Mr. Benjamin be acted upon, and thet the 0 'needier POMMY' seconded the pr ayo itioo, soda/
the sere I recognise the it might tellJlllO extent effect the degree, of the penelty. resolution pared by this Conned on tbe ilth of Aulfun,. it meet be admitted on all hands thMr more suomai
.rge amount of education Kr. C Wen said he had greet pleasure in beet ing nee. 1879, es under, be rescinded :-" Resolved that this Pelitnal gathering bed newer been *dimmed in P'SIS•
well. Peeple must be nesoy te the previous god conduct of the defendant. Council do aocept the bequest, and are willing to Tim propultion waa unenimumly carried, and repaid
on te govern, and when Every subordinate officer who Joined the convict estab- execute the truste of same,' and, in lieu 'Th f rounds of hearty cheers having been given for Mr. la
must awk to att tin lishnient wes mule acquainted by himself-for it was • th• c di d th- ' . ere ore• Mrs. Waring. the large crowd dispersed.
It is ualy ito long ars duty be never delegated to any one el .th th I of
se-ei era es is oun o retract eir acceptance and diaclaim
.ill consent to th Mel' h t tool h d t k hi ' le
er w ses is men ore eaner ea s reeponeib all interests in estate of the deoeseed, Mr. 11, Y. BILL BLADR6 ON THE COMING STRUGGLE
' clique of men. duties. In this cols he (Kr. Clif total pointed out to the Chermbury, end withdraw from &Mitigation I and dist To the Irditor of Ow Pools Telegram
ins ere day by defendant the risks he bad to avoid in Joining the service. the Town Clerk do forthwith oommtinicate With Mr, Bir,-I wee mieb y proud to, reed ei I
ot Omaha 1., as there wore many men in the prison who belonged to Baker, and forward a copy of the questions submitted widely-circulated plass. of last week. Mys a6nti Fs:
4 trace the the same service es himself. and who bed seen a better to comma qad his opinion, aud a copy of this resolu- all thought it reed well, and nay friend J . ta
.
ick, as lowa
n will see position in life, who were always endeaethring to elicit tion, Mid request him to act upon it forthwith." few doors from me, &eked me to try Ray hand main le I,
es obtain the sym ath of the subordinate officers f
result I L. y " the
"P".
• SHIPPING News. -.Arrivals : Ilth-Fair Maid, Lil- s aye there's • lot more I could my m ouglit to 111108, O
, o carry on nefarious preetime, such es sending letters /me eweemeuth. bollast. Jeborab Jirnb Aii...,_ these here dirty Tory biota as thee bare • got et s
'egress surreptitiously and secretly obtaining money. It was ii,i
eweee. Basis _ ; , risos is damage our doer old friend 111 r. Waring. Thar. 151
bow not to in this case, which was seeking an appointment eitile_"'""""e ; , IV we, Portsmouth, •
, publichome down our way as me and my mates es
.re from the friends of the convict in queetion. lie (the ...,^.„,_"'"e", t Reader, Ipswich, manure ; maser, sometimes, and the Waller.] W 114 114ileal on b th T .
1 governor) especially cautioned Walters ageing lending vvilnlMls Plymouth general ; Ann Elisabeth, Young, and he tells 'ein pat out as be woolen% vot y fore
himself to soy such p action. Prisoner for the Ant 12 Portemouth, ballask 12th-Lovely_ Cruiser, Mara, that Centord lot, as had robbed Mr. Warine of his mei
monttis served so well that he plaeed him in a math London wheat. 140-4eorgins, Filmer, Newport, and then Mister Whets-his-name had theechmk to 0
etter petition than he usually did in such cum He Provide:nose Feast: Lymington, sit 15th-Giaterid e him as he would we the owner of hie house, • very le
erd from the offiCeril under whom prisoner served in Coate, Hui; ollcake • Loth i - II deo N
•r, u n swcastle, E
a 4 aeutleman, he said, and be woitiel make him vote. La
navy that he bores most exemplary Chara Mer, end he coeis ones', ' wt W.
v on ~. . , ,_
~ •., , . . o t publican did cuss when he hears this, and I
etch proof of this during the first twelve months ..„_, ; . . rmeterterateot. wostrue , goes streight to the chap es woe to mete him vote, and iv
ervice in the preou, that he Put him in • more armor, Page, Sarah Ann, Brown,Yartnouth, nil. 16th him a line of his mind. Now its all very wed*
ele office. The letter in question was &delivered -Runnethienti, Westerbrink, Gronigeni oats; Little talk of ststio' us chaps vote as tbey likeethey e doe
-t nwed ewe% eod there osii eo sewn., m Dove, Hellswey. Cowee, niL-saihnen : Uth- we've • got the ballot, and we knows that it c neve to
-me in,the prison, mid the gatekeeper thought Maelota, Davies, Bristot clay ; Clyde, dandy, New- found out bow any man votes : but the Toren ter 1
e. bet the addietstat-keeper imagined it was castle, ballast. I.2th- krim, Masters, sw . nil . make we believe se they can find out, which me tied al
and it was brought to Liao Mr. Clifton) Catherine, Beetershell, PI mouth, dridnizlnee : zoingi: my mates have found out to be • big lie-if it ain't sem
el letters, and on o ni it t s his aeon.
, mate had " nil Brett, Falmouth, flour. 13th-Five tem Foster Mr. Editor, correct me. Not as it siiull mats sa
re been sending out letters London _ _ vex. rt, Link. Goole, .
__, ..1 . difference to the way I went, foe I ain't get no '1.41011
leaner for this convict. Although he r_ee et native, etteivhem, ground, I lives in no manor home ad I
n didn't on
Nis favour he could not help pointing ne"""eut Uindetn, Morrison, Runcorn, Spirit. Films*, bantam bob • week a coverin' iu stinkin' ud ; hut me
eeteremultiee fro. thie clandestine Commodore, Mut, london, clay. 14th-Msesenger, chaps thinks as folks do know bow they vrmtes., Oa Sim
*I been ruined by it. and morr
blEria,LMiddle-boro% iron i Three Sisters, Axon, Belfast, day njght me and my mates-aix on us-ell went is 0
'ehed the oonvicts.-The meals- 13th-Ann telixabetb, Young, Swaomie; hear Mr. Waram speak at the Towieball. Lot for Is
lon, and on their return Mr. bricks. 16th-John Pickard, Morris, Cardiff, pit •Ppkri for • SS"' hour : he gave it to mat _Cala
4 given the ease then most wood, lot, ne showed 'em up he did, end they awe"
'e prisoner must be aware it, for they've pinned the minds of hundreds 0
erxesvious was the offence THE RIPRICSINTATION OF THE BOROUGH. Poole folks, as hates 'em like they due bed earl wi
la it smeared the law NiZTING OF WWII& OM LICINSINID VlCTOstraw• slack times. I saw Mr. Shillibeer up at the butt:Went
wee that could be cam. . doe, he berth all, how he must have been riled, I bied
ra medial of the brewers and lice
'et pawn. and nothing thie boron need victuallers of be went home as meagre as • sum' t,
_after he'd mei S
`no in an establish- - h was bold at the London Hotel on Thursday many thousands owns to sup t Mar. W ' *ether,. „el
tefternoo
s carried
on if
mon nto wonder matters connected with the general hundreds coma to listen to hi , 4 aroing ism_ :
ad decided, after election. Alderman F. Styrene preside 3, and there were them, I beer, was Liberals. teL
ee,
bl le
reyou sir. s. i'
wit. ee they present Maus. Walmaley and Pope, of the Poole nowhere. you can sae it in his I 3r-
h eas
d le' padre
'es. character Brewer,. Kr. C. T. Marston. of the Dolphin Brewery, and be all whet we do cell " d sc%
e an
in
ni;sw
, oec_,s„; • number of publicans. After same discussion a on it he wishes he'd own
in the meta. Iwe
'4:: oga committee of nine persona waa appointed to wait upon there was five thousand
• never cense. My frond fie
said the the two candidates for the representation of the borough night, but folks in the Werket Me tal
•P
I think there couldn't have been mon 0!
in order to smertein their views as to future licensin three
, _ _so, _
woo..tor
owl. .ro,
ono, .
we o , g thousand. I counted myself over sixty nem'
vbe
Ise=lot
ot-tr a
ttle
Liberians/Kin:ma. and.
No.nder- come f rom down our way, end I jumps on the rtevie,ei
The Consery sa. tbey took the show of hart 4 I seed that GIG
~...,•••.1.
.14_ alive majority present passed a resolution up tlieir hands and de.
" '" "-
e to suPPort the ceedidatere ol Mr. fichreiber. they all cheered, so I Immo
e right. There was forety on us went home teethe 10
GREAT LIBERAL GATHERING IN THE KARIM night, ell voters, all Waring's men, in fact there nil
PLACE. many that some of us hed to bare our pont °eta& .
publichouse when we got back to Perkstone, for theft"
usausteenc enternos OW aft. WL/LINO. no room for all of us inside. They my P.rk.tene is 114
sila but it ain't, Hare may be where as all Menet Wei
monster [nesting was held in the Market-place on but Ps:ketone has three hundred woe r. In it, and I tatee
'ay evening, when Mr. °earths Waring, the Liberal for • hundred good nos myself, end Ibe only a Poo ww
ee, addressed about 3,000 persons from the i -.a. el
en-hell. It steps og man_es only theciates w.th • few,. princireeees
was evident that some attended fog UAW& WelL air. es I Was ' S.'l 1 'a."-0,
a gem to say, i n .
. purpose of interrupting the s
everal aaa get a hiding at the meeting what went to interrethee
fight. sarong the crowd; ttetkeir.. pro. saw 'em, I gave one on 'em one on the nose, end i
fairly orderly for such • ler e ti
1110 r G. Cords g mee ng. The back into the publichome where he come out el et
) _Presided, and he was swilled cat, Teat home was full of Terme rio 70°11.rie
Rberiff (Mr. J. J. Nortouj, the ()leek of catch me there, for 1 hates ell Tories mortealli,erweim-
1. Aldridge), the eg-Maror (Councillor as hes to do withCenford neon especially. Yea ets'• wee,i"-
' 'demon J. Buckley end G. Green, itt just as our de r old Mimi Mr. Waring says. we '-
mu. E. P. Philpets, H. T. Trevanion wants to rob P otie lli de d the Weal
.1:,,,
end G. (Ilford, the Illy. W. Ag ' th ' et hs e Pen ence. I' ee
tondo= ton ar, e screw on us poor working men. Ith only iwee_,
. _P
_.), H. Hamilton, T, and the ignorant men, and them as is living in Ti
,7. ti t : X.:Us 1.
_T. Curds, J. houses, sad so on, as form ths Tory party. o'l_l e
741,4 ;act, fir. J.deeltinford, W. swells I math those of the harristocracy as
she,wei h
aSC K. Farwell, common smak or is under oblige:ions to the Lam. '",,,e
Manor, lives in hie house on the cheap, or rents lasowi
ir ob.erea. said he was or likes to be what they call patronised. If Set 0
'w his friend and their my word„scrotne to Parkstone and let me point TS° Csailikl
future member, Ge Tory swells there, sad you'd see when you come wee m
el spoke of the civil 'am where their senses was, and why they is wen 0
1 taxation obisinet are. Ws all Great, Geese Geese tm sick of Gem e
••. He expressed Petitions, and I SSW let's have • little ones" ww:00
'weiseives above if you can't get it in the drewine-rocans of tbe bartneeee
ee and said be don't les above coming to the likes of me sod nil 570
return Mr. reeds wad thinks tor ourselves. and oh° cmte 0
ino doubt little for all tbe Gentle as the Guest** cares ler .4.001
w ago
who had that ain't much, excepting for our votes. -0 ingot
'le then no bread tax ; that's the Ant thing the Tortrepe,s,
ul that us poor folk when they have the chance t Wile' joil
who no more free trade, sad bread twopence • ewe/
and yet they asks us to vote for this Mr. Whreeerea, eill
A. who promises ter support the Government _erne 1
1 greatest sway the working man ever bad. us' see
voting-day there be about sixty on us during 0°,61
hour going to voee for Waring. We shall vottarsi
et shan't weer no ribbon, no Bothnia not " 7i-ed 0
'ldea to nobaltri but We shall all go togettnir ..00
Il•te ht the t place, and I hopes. sir. :hit::
V better to , you'll came and tee we
soil like one mew Excuse my lona letter's. dII
• ssttostmas the misses is calling out for
'cos it's en awful Mts.
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From your (Flew' 800
Ma
tarok nth, 11111 , the 04,
n maks his mind OW shoe' -ser wr
s owe over yet knew the ws7 ew 0,
sad th• dram itre tisgsgritel
no eraninar Will ne Teg
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