The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30 00:00:00

I am, your earnest Well-wisher,
ROBICRT GASSZLL.

TO TliE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF

DousET.
GENTLESIEN,—Ais Parliament is about to
be direolved, I have again to a•lt for a renewal
of the voiii.lence which you have so generuttely given
me during the bat four years.
A great war has been avoided by the firm Attitude
of the Goveroti.i

Complicatirms which hal arisen in India, threaten-
ing our Empire iii that vast continent, have been
removed by the deci•ive victory of our arms.
Though some little lira-, may elapse before peace is
finally concludo.l with the lawless Tribes of Afghan-
istan, there can be no doubt that the power of
Englan4 in India, as well as in Africa, is now firmly
established.
_

The threatening aspect of foreign i.ffairs has for
some time diverted the attention of Government from
home legislation, which must in the next Parliament
demand must serious attention.
Though a diminution in local taxation has been
made in the cost of the police, lunatia., and the
pillions, still it presses heavily tho Agricultural
Interest. More especially do the Eduaition and
Highway Acta affect owners and occupitrs of land.
I shell lose no opportunity of supporting any well-
considered measure which may tend to diminish these
burdens and place the basis of taxation more equitably
on all properly.
The depression which has f .1. so long a time hung
over all chimes of the community, not only in this but
in other countries, is, I rej•dce t say, fast passing
away, and I firmly believe that we are now on the eve
of • perbxl of renewed prosperity.
Ileing, as you are well aware, a supporler of Her
Msjest)'. Government, my views on the main issues
now beforo the country are too well known to need
re apitulation.
Should you again entrust me with the high honour
of being ohe of your representitivei in the Imperial
Parliament, it will be my one aim to further, to the
best of my ability, the interest, if all &assts.
I have the honour to be, gentlemen,
Your faitlifnl and oh tlieut sevont,
EDWAlili 11. T. DIGBY.
39, Belgrave.square, London, March 9th, 1880.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT
ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF WARE-
HAM.
GIINTLEMEN,—The Prime Minister having
announcei his intention to appeal to the coun-
try, I lose no time in announcing my intention of
being • candidate for your suffrage nt the coming
election,

Tis—now nearly 40 years since you first did me
the honor to elect me as your member. I trust you
will still continue your conlidenc.. in !no as heretofore.
I hope the apps al to the country will he responded
to in favour f Conserystive principle., judging from
the feeling exhibited at the recent elections.
I shall he atteniling the Hones till the end of the
Sessioo, viz., Tuesday, the 23rd inst. Parliament
will be dissolved on the 24th inst., when I shall li.
no time in presenting myself before you.
I am, Uentlemen,
Your very obeiient servant,
J. S. W. M. RIME DRA.B.
Dated, London, March out, 1880.

JOHN COMPTON SAUNDERS, DECEASED.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,—That all
Persons having any CL tit! against tho I
E4TATE of JOHN COMPTON SAUNDERS, I.t. '
of Bare RAO, in the County of Dorset, Gentleman
deceased (who died on (be 3rd day of J , 1880,
and whose Will was proved in the Principal ltgiutrj
of the Court of Probate on the 29th day of Januvry,
1880), are requested 43 send the particulars of such
Claims to Mr. GEORGE SAUNDI33, inn., Stock and
Share Broker, Taunton, 000 of the Executors. on or
before the 14th day of APRIL next, after which day
the Executors will proceed t distribute the Avsets of
the said Testator among/A the pers.:is entitled
thereto, having regard only to the Clalint of which
they shall then have received notice • and all persons
indebted to the said &tate are requivted to pay sock
Debts to the said George Saunders, jun., on or before
the said 14th day of A_pril next.
GEORGE SAUNDERS
GEORGE SAUNDERS, Jun. Executors.
Dated 99th March, MO.

QUEZNSLAND &MIGRATION.
THE next Ship, the "Windsor Castle," will
sail from PLYMOUTH to BIiDIBANE on
the 23ad APILIL, with nominated Passengers, Single
Women, and • few Finn Lebonrrr.
For Handbook and Forma of Application Vol): to
The AGENT4:II2NERAL FOR QUEENSLAND,
32, ChSHarlns•Crom, London, 8.W., or to
YER,
14, Wollasion-villast Dorchisto•

COALS 1 COALS 1 COALS!! 1
ROBERT HILL,
26, SOUTH-STREET, DORCHESTER,
Um. to inform the Nobility. Gentry, Clergy, and his
eu.tooners generally that he is cow supplying the
following ,le criptious uf COALS :
WALLSEND HULLO & FOREST
CLAY 01[03:4 of DEAN
TALKO'TH'HILL I RADST .CK
SMITHS' MALTING
Sri KSTONE CULM end COKE
U. H. desires ti call specialattention to the 'TALK
0' Tiff' HILL COAL, which he can strongly recom-
mend for LI, usehold purpose.
All Coal'', by truck isl, at Reduced Prices.
Bridgwater Tilts, &c., and Grindstone..
.itecni for the Wiliehtirc Such Hiring Company.
Depds at the Great Western and South-Western
Stations, Dorchester.
Order* received at 26, South•strect, or at the Office,
Great Western Railway Stition, will rewire prompt
sttenti,•n.

delivered free in Dorchester and roordimirton,
and at moderate rates in the Oeuntrr.
ARMISTICE IRON WORKS
(Naas TSB Smoomoom),
FORDINOTON.