The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-08-25 00:00:00

warmly expressed their obligations to Mrs. Gr fo
Iliorset Conntti express. help kindness she had shown thieeirt:mand vlitekne olitvely.:.,wirdaktilie
Gregory) returned thanks on behalf of the Mayoress., anri
TUESDAY. AUGUST VI. 1874. said it was • great pleasure to her to promote the wel-
fare of any of the Friendly Societies of the borough.
. _ Sonoran Perry Sessuora, Monday. -Before the Mayor (Mr.
NOTES OF THE WEEK. G J. (1. Gregory), Mr J F Hodge% and Mr. It Darts.
Chners Nederog was chant,' with aseaulth, Junes vi 'ww
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, who (1-,mouneat mid that last 'Monday after.noon he wawit't
were so enthusiastically welcomed at Folkestone
standing by
thirranti;:utultlerbitlftlid,reiet.w.g.:,..l...77i,,oti,Lerteahilinise,u.::,h.ydeeendiildiTzlite. rresln7eri.
on their return from the Continent, will, on dif,
remain for some weeks in London. The Empress wean. -iledi Imonmall. ately " tpt fist," hit him in the nose and he
of Russia will arrive in England in October, and , 'o7.;:ed to mum' that 5t
it is iniiierstood that Her Majesty comes to be ma eu standing about 30 yards off. and he asked hlmAtrit Lai ke
near her daughter at an interesting period. I theetemm'Aitnltlnie'tirelo but he would not, as he didn't see the
Meanwhile the Princess of Wales has gone to so. gym...1...id ..,eTZ the marks of
should have apprehended defendant.
Ann, Cross-eDeendsmt woe
said
dl
h:lenlltLuz,,,,,,hrol.nesulbtwrii7liey
illtrswhiltcli'n;i:Dore.::::e.bilyer
Denmark in company with her father, to visit
the home of her childhood. Some surprise has
dre(fiettlit. hot he dlrl
_not. make any noise about It
been expressed that the Prince of Wales has not
accompanied his wife. The London correspon-
dent of the Nor York Tribune—a gentleman p.m
.. iske
)..,
nt,sll
aunneelient.)* ;invite; trkicaknoutg a row, when he
who ens some time since blackballed from the Defendant said "You've not got 3d." Ile sitheirnalivferi yeion'u'l"
Reform Club, tells us that the debts of the Prince sigirdanty.;i,u„..eir „eghtwvntithbiZottt 1 105. or lb. a week."
of Wales amount ti, 650,000/, and that an Was going to fight he had ivetterthene lip on p,,,,t01d h.i:rtbiLy.he
application will be made to Parliament next Defendant went away. It wadi about half -so-hour alter that he
walens' Ita-Merk. tinek: Did not come Scotia tha MOT and ask
altaliioll for an additional allowance to His Royal
Highness. Wherever did this veracious gentle- you to come outside. Did not oak you outside "If you wanted
to
rizmairoot.
0r.,7
they
ch,e
tateeneteT thetogetiDzrehr. ccritteAnusstohne duty
man obtain his information 1 Reverting to the anything"
,t Le— said h
visit of the Princess of Wales to her native land,
it is m,ticed with surprise that the King and Fdttle.elmtt,ve-ff!ws.."Tient:hitivestwwitshuviiieEtn.t leh,in hheti.d ki.iiirienrttinadi sin,
going
Prince Waldemar should have put into the Port
by a full blow in the face front Illolwa;enVineent hadockelln down
of Leith with their yacht, and have visited the
city of Edinburgh, and yet not have waited snort waylnstneeric.:l iiivilewat Vincent did not return the blow.
to
meet our Queen, who was then on her way to
He
the heeiehed,
Boutin
wieret rent came out you spoke first.
lo The defendant called Jammtowr,intillgrfooalarf,,,onwwtmeo
sorealdg7henanawbmgMedwaoody
her northern home. Of onus°, this, like every
other unaccountable incident in the doings of Vilicer7t4 4 lohuet.Domtee;
Royalty, gives rise to gossip, as has done the round and said to Medway "tin you want I:" " D`lltn,tr7Z,
peremptory order to exclude the public from til:I ,Y',..,"werl.i Ited'er'M "car." me at the lion,, but
Vincent anti bit hint down. Vincent caught
Perth railway station, contrary to usual custom, hold of his own one, which was bleeding, and ran away -
at the recent arrival of Her Majesty. (laughter).
Political activity usually revives early in at work,
said
hthoe fact sz,e,...hte.ha;l, got
.comphlittanorii piece
November, and this year the revival will other mnPloYen When Vincent magi:lilt of the house
probably commence with a great Liberal leineallecent ol
_ton hint "Will you, have me now?" In the house
conference on Parliamentary Representation biro 11,ifiuld nored h:L'euttrppftri.t.,ssoilehllurlll away
to
"old
was waiting for
and Electoral Reform. Several leading members • fThriehdit,,.
,th 1 0.,
was no doubt of the smolt, and he
of the party will meet at St. James'. Hall, and tro-tiil i,e,-iitTerdaac:;- i-,-;:iliel
will, it is expected, be numerously s.,poried. Esther Smith, an elderly woman, well known from soliciting
The principal subjects to be discussed are the thee tithe rall7i.htations and about the town, we. charged
assimilation of the County and Borough Vl,l "ti,."21,. th7l, the property lien, A. L ct*P''' 4
Franchise, the Redistribution of Seats, a re- It seemed that on Monday last sad Mrs.
arrangement of Electoral Districts, the Registra-the (treat Western railway station. The lady IC:r: were at
t s carlet
shawl which she left on a seat on the platform while she yea
tion of Electors, an Extension of the Hours of Into the booking rake. On returning the slue; gore. The
Polling, and the Official Expenses of Candidates. lees esa mentioned to the officials, and Abel Stoneham had
ther I
These are by no means new topics, and they ssit'snei it
taken Just
before
r to Mrs. rs's : she saying she
have been frequently discussed of late years. had been sent to sell it etei asilnit ss Mrs Rogers gave her
Si. tteeduntd,ereteu.nding being, that If the tamsln was not
There is in them, in fact, ample material for a
new Reforni Bill. Whether there is the anitliTng enuyuiries rot. efii.? srawil°l b.
Tamed. r'
C.
Day
slightest chance of a measure embodying these igdeeft_iesses the Kilmer, who admitted Mauling the shayl
matters being carried, is a question that it the XVledmeohr wife'. It 'ft' money. Mr.sed for.:`° 7- ~,' , identifiedd.v i
would be premature to enter upon. was oovered with its hair. Be saw prisoner at the station, and
The Emperor of Germany is understood to be still,: askel hln
parlsh.Aefor :deems, saying she warna poor woman kept by
Sue
arranging for a visit to Italy, and Marshal Mac Prisons.; 'Sid are ° toundrZahawl, but wishing the ohm
Mahon is exerting himself to the utmost to win n tot hteettlell *Wed guilty. She ssked toe letnotloY on amount
popularity for his Septennat by imitating The Tic....id pe...r wus wan-known about the town,
Royalty awl showing himself to the people, where she had many kind friends to *mist her. She was
His provincial tour promises to be a successful "e"'"mderl"..lll,7"thl,hll`l labour
wassees of age and could not work'
counter-excitement to the furore about the set ess tom she eues-ouly have to do such work MWU
escape of Marshal Bastin°. That event has not suitable for bee.
ceased to excite France, and animate the hopes
of the Imperialista.
The Peculiar Peolple have established their
point against the doctors, and so far as the
Central Criminal Court is an exponent of the
law, it is not criminal to let a child die without
calling Its medical aid. But they have now the
precedents of acquittal and conviction to con-
tend with.
The directors of the Bank of England on
Thursday reduced the rate of discount from four
per cent., to which it was raised on the 6th
inst., to three and a half per cent. The reduc-
tion had not much effect on the market, as it
wee fully expected.
A "Chairman of Quarter Sessions," writing
to the Times upon the new Licensing Act, says,
with a slight touch of bitterness, that the Legis-
lature has paid the magistracy of England a
great compliment in requiring them to settle a
question which both Houses of Parlianient have
attempted in vain the definitiou a 0 .
populous place." Not only have they required
them to do this, but to decide what places in
their respective counties ought fairly to coin.
under the i;itid definition. The question, the
writer points out, ;ii immensely complicated by
the fact that the -ratic.ps are now to be kept
upesi to the same hour as licet. igKI houses, so
that the jestie:es have tot choose in rwaGy CAMS
betwevfl shuttling tip two or three well-conducted
houses an hour stainer than necessary, or allow-
ing ten or fifteen beershope-- sumo of them the
mere haunts of thieves.—to be nye4 st# hour
longer than is advisable. Parliament, says the
"Chairman of Quarter Sessions," must suppuss
county justices to be infallible, for the Act
complus them to a hasty decision, and then
1 makes it irreiecable. Under these difficult cir-
-1 minuteness, the *titer advises his brother
magistrates "only to deels-o those places
populous about which there caupot t,tt a ;bedew
of doubt."