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

Borottobire.

Ovnawn.—The following were appointed ley the
County Megbarites on Saturday last : —Abbotebury.
John Hayward. George Ford: Binoombe, Percival
Cake and John (Jake; Athelhampton, G. W. Homer,
and Borlestone ; Bradford Peverell, Joseph Symea,
J. 0. Saunders; Broadmayne, George Voss, John
Bartlett; Broadwey, John Mayo, George Bowditch ;
Buckland Ripen., John Gale, William Jesty ; Char-
m-raster, William H. Dunning, John Mar -b, jun. ;
Chiltrome, Frank R. Pope ; Compton West, William
Tolman, Joseph Cox; Chickerel West, Charles
Taylor, Richard Roger.; Compton Vsllence John
Chick; Duras!), Thomu Tuck, William Rogers.
Dorchester Holy Trinity, W. IL Jameson. Edward
Pitfield ; Evershot, Joseph Britt, Jane B. Pullman.
Fleet, Jasper Marsh; Tordin•Jon, George Davis,
Thomas Wolbnao; Frampton, WiUiamn Buby, Williaml
Groves; Frome Vauchurcb, John Trood ; Kingston
Russell, Thomas Samson; West Knighton, James
White, H. J. J. Cockeram; Langton Herring, no re-
turn; Littlebredy„Norria Roper, Notris J. Ro_per; Likes
Cheney, Thomas Fry, George Stoodlsy ; L •ngbredy,
Stephen Vine, M. A. S. Symms; Maiden Newton,
G. Whitty, W. Bishop ; Melbury Samptor I, F. Gould;
n, R. W. Chilcott, W. Johnson; Overmoigne,
Jo°llTniVs. oker, John Laver ; Puddletown, Richard
Gum Joseph Idillse • Puddlehinton, Charles Kam
T .unman; Porteeltam, William Syme., William
• Portland, Henry &num, John James Patties'
I, John Mayo, Robert Tranter ; Preston and
Porn; Henry Posses, Richard Randall;
wk. Edmund Devenish Thomas Bishop;
—wow.. George Gill. Thomas }thrall ; Rampisham,
"ohn Treachard, Job Hallett; West stafiord, Rosalie
-*drier, George Clarke Stroud; SUissford, James
sborren, Joseph Hall ; Stratton, Robert Tilley.
vs Riga; Svem. Benjamin Bryant, Ann B.
; Tincleton, James Spicer, IsHones;
Protean.. Rev. John Picldord ;Tom., p
Yates, John Vitas ; Tolpuddle, James Crane.
s Aram HOME j treway, George Warr'', Job '
nb.; Warouvell, John Best' • Watercombes,
Chapman Saunders • Whitoombe, Richard
; Wintarborne Abbal, Walter Henry Allen;
me Cane, Thomas Wald... Winterborue '
George Symonds; Wintarborna St, Martin
. Hawkins, John Hues',; Winterborn4 I

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

ELECFORS OF WhYbIOUTH.

A CONTEST seems probable. Rest no
1-1. longer content with the present virtual disfran-
chisement of the Borough. Support your principles
be they Conservative or be they Liberal, and return
men to Parliament in arn.:or 1a.,: with the will of the
majority.
'rbe practical quation which you and I have at this
time to answerl. whether we ore, or are not, prepared
to place the destinies of the Great Br Rit oh mp
the hands of one, too much inclined to constitute him
self a Dictator, defying established consautional
usage, and turning the Representative Chamber of
time realm into • mere machine for registering his
&cress

Alludiug to our foreign reloads', Earl 13,sconsfield,
La his recent manifesto, darkly hints at an impending
crisis, where he says " Itarely in this century hu
there been an occasion more critical" Who can
doubt this when he further remark. that "Peace resta
on the presence not to say the ascendancy of England
In the Councils of Europe?" Aro Foreign Nations
going tamely to submit to Dunn presumption and
arrogance? Who dare assert that Earl Beaconsfield
has not the talent so to pull the strings of foreign
diplomacy se to produce the complications necessary
to bring about the fulfilment of what be thus fere-
'madam ? Who dare say that in his fertile brain are
not now hatching more unprovoked and unjwit wars,
with the attendant lavish expenditure of blood and
treasure, the accompanying injury to trade, and the
neosiwary stagnation of home legislation suited to
Mai the requirements of an ever advancing civilisa-
tion and an increasing population!
If you love peace—if you wish for the blessings of
economical government, and if you are anxious that
legislative reforms necessary to meet the want, of the
times should be carried out—
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

WARBRAIL
THE PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION.

is unquestionably a fact ill it the unpopularity of Mr.
Drax. the pitting mamb,r, has men xa•-.1 silica the electhm
.4 1871, and it isequslly cert sin th it Mr. M ntsgue Liu, 4.,
the Lthoral candidate, has won, d oml ,he
same period. 81 much so is this ,he eliN lb it the opinion
obtains to a large extent that Mr. lio.nt will he at t e
head of the poll on Friday next, and our personal kitow.
ledge of the change lc the loadings of the constituency
enables us to endure* this opinion. The reception of Mr.
Drag at the Corn Exchange ~11 Tuetlay evening was in
striking contrast to the way in which Mr. Gout was
received at the meetings he has addressed at Wareham.
Bore Regis, and Code Castle. and ausurs well for the .11C-
ceas of the Liberal ttandidate. Mr. Drais ambition now
Is to become ihe "father' • f the House of Common,, as
well as to "the IL P. for Wareham." but we hope and
believe that his wishes in this respect will not be gratified.
Wareham has been politically the laughing-stock of Eng-
land long enough, and there is now some chance of the
borough being represented in the House of Cammons,
which has not been the case for many years past
MIL GORIT AT CORTE CASTLE

Hr. Montague Guest, th Llsrsl candidatt for the
representatien of the borough of Wsreham, addressed
large and enthusiastic meeting .4 the electors in the
schoolroom at Bra Regis on Monday night. Upon the
proposition of Mr. Stephen Paine, seconded by Mr. Frank
-Bum Mr.W. Catena., of Etempston% was voted to the
chair. Stirring addresses were delivered by the
candidate, Yr. Ponsonby. Mr. It. N. llowud, Mr. J.
Penton. and Mr. L. W. Pike, and the meeting was a
very successful Cu,.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

VOTE FOR

EDWARDS MID WYLIE!
I. coupling these names, clearly understand that
whilst I would earnestly impress upon you the import-
ance of so doing, I would not have you to infer that
Kr. Rdwards directly or indirectly txunitenanoss such
a conjunction.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

COUNTY CABINET WORKS.

A CERTAIN CURE FOR NERVOUS
DEBILITY.

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sufferers how they may be cured and rooms.
Health and Vitality without the aid of Quacks,
with Recipes for tying the Blood and removing
Skin Affections. on receipt of stamp to prepay
=1—Address, tincimaar, Institute of Anatomy,
ham.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
ns THI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

Puncknowls. -Edmund De, ..,
Radipole, Gloom Gill, Theatre 'Elliett ; Ram
John Trenchard, Job Hallett; West Stafford, tZlit
Goldring, George Clarks Stroud ; Stinsford, JIIIIIPI
Gifu. sporran, Joseph Hull; Stratton, Robert Tilley,
teiblig le" d mu," is',:thtt:ll;"„',..d.
William
lton
BIM : Bwre. Beelernin Bryant, Ann E. - li ii:dsriesiMed to sive Do trouble.
Vj Tleca, James Spicer, &Ili How. • WS
ollreirilreetrant. Rev. Job Pitildord ; Teller Poreo . THE coma TAVERN.
, ,_,
__., ....,,,_, wi,i.... taxation, sad doubled her national Indlibun....--
14.14!"Ilaall eh° 71"Ilis"-"t Afttefl 1•••.....__ .
Henry Yates, John Yates; Tolpuddle, James Grail., The eaniretlet7 ,___2l tbe. tele'e' 1.21., -4.--.... . 1;;,. ese 1 w .0100,u00,000 annually and the other tends at e.--
Thomas Alger Reeler i.tißlreY. "rli• Warm John "Ale( wee w.. 1177: t 7„, 7,„ri tiwtair, A 4.3411110.000. To this most be added 2 030,001 of no threats we...
Lipscomb* ; Warmweu, John Best; Watescomb. able number el
armed soldiers. eatenivalent to a loss of tikooo.ooo a year. pirty may hold out, that toey
Thomas Chapman Saunders • Whitcomb', ltidhiurd
minoncludaning—d
Rater-11D.ring. 8. lltuakfdelleton, Rev. d Yn. -Knipe,
few ream United States will hare paid off her ballot is absolutely secret. The TOry party
I" d E
Colonel andanUra. Bingham,
shepherd ; Winterborne Abbe., Walter Henry Allen ;w. }kasha.. mr. A. 14. itimisig. RAT Lad ure. debt. and sfelte„.wt_li be et„,
_Wetted under We op read!! them believe that It ,rould be discovered somehow or was astonisoK"..
SW" '''' ether how they voted he gave that insinuation an could we such an went at au. ,
Wineerbeene Came, Thomas Walden; Winterborne ' triviesii-Wrer' ht. Mr. G. W. Floyer Yr. Robert he. burdea. Are we sees in sußee=tfor Nirmakiell, George 81muudei Wieeerboelle lle• Aladin Ipa 16 Cl• IL Illie De sug 'lgrg Aldridge. Mile swiipost" .biddrife biterip*" redropportir (.4 our rodrupatill. tut"' abeoluto denW. In oonclusion-he asked them to return should be ashamed pi 71- t--___'----- 2._
MOTT W• Essrkins, John Haney; Winteeboini I pi. and Kra. Day, aad maim oaten.
• any aln oyer o ...uur g 00414 ,-----
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

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Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

THE OOHING ELECTION.

Poole is in a ferment. Never has there been so
much excitement seen in in midst sale now exhibited;
the printers are having a harvest, for every wall in
the town dispisys some specimen or other of the
Csatonisu art. Party feeling runs high, old sores are
irritated, and plmonalitiss 'supposed long ago to be
defunct are exhumed and adorned with fresh war
paint; even personal abuse is not forgotten; and,
taking the borough as a whole, it is one of the noisiest
end most excited places it has ever been our lot to
witness, and by no means • desirable place to reside
in. The reason of all this excitement. with it* host of
attendant ills, is but too palpable. The populace are
excited against the coercion of the Tory party, coercion
under which they have smarted for along period, and
are now heartily sick of. On all sides the cry is
PE I ITION, and to wipe out its stein, or what pert
of it still remains (and how much does sol), is the
earnest wish of the majority of the electors. The
contest has cease I to be a political one, it is now
purely personal—it is Waring and liberty versus
Oanford and oppression. That this is the CNN
no one as well acquainted with the ba•mo ae we are
ourselves can have the least doubt. tdsyste politi-
cians have given th-ir support to the Liberal cause
merely to show their disgust at the freedom of the
electors being tampered with, • freedom well repre-
sented by the bills on which is printed the Union
Jack, which world it moored flag the Pool. Tories have
insulted by placarding all over the town, and so with
such imagery on the one hand, and the stroled
ef coercion on the other, do they take upon themselves
the task of gulling the electors. To assist in this
mockery they have paraded before the public the most
moan and contemptible incidents connected with the
borough as calculated to influence their cease, and, in
short, they have come out so truly in their real
colours that the disgust which the right-minded of the
burgesses hove conceived for them is of that sincere
nature which will give nothing connected with Can-
ford any chance of gaining thee.st popularity. We
forbear to expose their political Wade; or call ia
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

POOl.l.
SIR IVOR AT BRISTOL

The grandson of "my grandmother" hae MOO more
hen me a suitor of the electors of Bristol. despite the
eniphsVc rejection which he met with at their hands
fifteen months ago. And. on the whole. the citizens have
raison to be thankful for his reappearance. inasmuch se
his candidature will at least help them to an intelligible
&stenos of the present Government and its policy. Sir
Ivor Guest is not a brilliant politiciai. and a capacity for
setting the Thames on fire is not claimed for him by his
admirers. But be at any rate knows what Lord Beacons.
ailds Oebinet have dons or sought to do.
ML SCHREIBER AT PARKSTONIL

The Conservative candidete addressed • large and
orderly meeting at Prrkstone on Monday night.
Major Lang presided, supported by Colonel Patsy, Dr. .7.
B. Philivots, Colonel Baker. and Werra W. Pearce, F.
Kula; TC. . A. Brine. H. 13 Dickinson, Li. Conway, R.
Z. Welmesley. J. R. Burst. C. Paterson, Gunning,,
R. Dognaore, C. Hill, W. Sternum 0. J. Woodford,
Mr. Schreiber slid for the lad foetnight he had devoted •
marching and untiring (cavity into the strength of the
Conservative party within the town of Pools itself. and he
could now repeat that, like the Black Prince at Cressy,
"he and his followers well know how to take care of
themsdrea" He hoped th•cy did so, or nearly so, and
than they should win, if not by an over whelming, at least
by an abundant, majority. (Cheers.) Let no one enq sire
of him as to the number of his promisee, bemose he was
not tame to tell him. ain't let anyone believe what was
said, with any amount of blaster, by the other side,
because nothing which appro abed to a pesisnal canvass
had hitherto been conduct by Mr. Bsl.toes nominee.
lithe, wanted proof of the extremity of alarm with which
the Lib rid party regsrded their prospects he would refer
to the tone of 11r. Waring's speech at the Town-hall and
to that quaint addition to the literature of this diction
which ls.re the slynature "A. Balaton.' They had good
grounds for their alarm, lir cinder the ballot the person
who was returned was he who commanded the gavot
god-will and respect of the community. On what
crowds should Mr. N'Aring bop to &slung* either; was
It an a promoter of bogus loans I He said it was a very
hart lot that after six tears o' quarantine Maar candidate
came out without a clean 1.111 of health. Mr. Schreiber
ed to attack Hr. Waring in connection with
proceeded
niloons and railways, and his speeds consisted for
the met part of personal &Wicks on his opponents. The
candidate concluded by appealing to the electors to
return Mtn to Parliament an • sappater of the present
Government. The remaining speeches were also of • very
personsi nature. A vote of conAdence in Mr. Schreiber
warn proposed by Colonel Paley, seconded by Mr. G.
Jennings and supported by Colonel Baker, Mr. W.
Stevenson, and Mr. Wooda, and carried. Mr. Schreiber
lacknowledged the vote, and thanks to the Chairman
tannin ited the proceedings.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

PHILIP TAYLOR

LP F.GS to inform his Friends and the Public
that the Enlargement of the ahoy. Premises
allows him to carry on the whole of his Besinem at
Tordington. The iliminess hail been Established for
the past 50 ye..rs, and he hopes to continue to merit a
'Lary of their support,
BLACK, BRIGHT, LOCK, AND GENERAL
SMITH WORK, BELL HANGING, Re.

DUULEN'S
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

WONDERS OF THE BEEHIVE.

•• —•----- - - -
An exceedingly interesting I..cture wee delivered on
Tuesday minting last, by Mr. F. K. Cbe.hire, under the
auspices of the Dorset Beekeepers' Au iciatioo, on the
Wonders of the Beehivo. Thu 11.2 v. U. Everett presided,
and the well at the back of the tibitfortis was covered with
beautifully exact diagrtms, throwing a ANA of light on
what are 'emits to those who cenrot make researches
with the microscope. The speaker told of the wondrous
If, and chausp s of ths lee, wideli in U,r iupx state as fed
by pouring Glinted honey on their ',Aced bwdie• which
imbibe it at eri ry p r. The r.,:oplex rya aditains 4,000
distinct reel's. each •sith its bit of optic nerve, and Its
three lenses to wake it achromatic, so that the bee has
24,000 distinct lenses to see with. The tongues too were
explained, those of the drone, are too short for them to
suck hooey from tit: d4wr,,.0 th p must take (hat in the
hive. The wings sue liar los.e ..1 .4 t...i bvcatue two
large one., would be a k Anr.l to thi celL Th•i whole
lecture tended to reve.il the warrillinis abundance of
detail and thigh trhphipeil by tho Great Designer; and
hardly a fraction of it cue bet abould lake to ivet
Mr. Chts%ire IVA.), at a rainier time.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

DORCHESTER
SATURDAY'S CORN MARKET.

The market was very dull for all kinds of grain,
wheat making about Wit week's prices, while only the
beat samples In good condition sold steadily. Berlei
met a very dragging sale, low and inferior clams
being bought as cheaply as 22m., malting barley from
30s. to 424., and choice samples up to 43r. oats Ivry
some, and none could be bought fit for seed, mIOM
would be worth 24. a quarter more money, whim
foreign were a shilling dearer. Flat maize 325. mod
r mud 36.. a quarter. Italian rye grams, best quaity,
50a. per bale. Cakes fetched about the same rates
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

SWAN AGM.

Tim STEAMER SUNSHINI (•hich is owned
popular gentlrman), a handy boat, a fast miller, virrgek
ha* hitherto carried out her engageineute, evea Rohm
wind and tide, is azain running aod propo-es
Bournemouth fvr 8..na.0 at eleven awl three, 44
returnin.; at one mud live on Good Friday and ths air
following.

A LErTER PROM KIDDLE.
Swaoaffe, March 513,
My dear Msester,—Jimmiruer tell. me thee haat thee
to write I, but I must 100 00 writes you till theme seam
election be ower. What • cheesee it must be to'., le,
our phases • goen to all them big rneetens. Roa
veal when a chair do cw.inie down o'er thilr tall hat
do weorl Mr. Start war readen to I smarm% stela%
rows waear_you be. Low, I showld I.e are,,,zed e
oa or to Wareham poor wold D:ax • got a sheiks%
Guest to deal we. but Wareham polit cv be ne vist
shakes, it hp like their Lwocal, which won't let stoma
sell Bensoline if he ain't melted Zelby or Randall, scs
when one o' them Drtapers wrote to the toner Lae ,03
laws the peeper was too cull to gie it roots, go
Batmane man be (wine to 'Meanie hu mania. them ase
what they'll say.
Our elecaort be on, an' the defeated oearty ha' alai mr
Smith to retire in yeavour Peter. Peter p.o wo.tkpi;
be bootkod by Mr. Nat White—h ancy be toren pmrt
politica—an' by Mr. George Burt, who think. Petwevradd
look on loofah sides o' • thing as be Wow'. keae•
• Smith said he diden min' (wine out "it they ded /ase
a s,..cgas Man." which wry a left handed complizseati
Peter.
Dr. Thorne be down on "Lucia' in the other
but I !pale thee hasen time to let them know vitt
art. He calls thy statement "incorrect and itioleediae
but I know better for I twoid 'ee all about it. Hid mac,
• good teetotal he would, but I likes toy beer too well te
believe en. I send 'ore the peeper, an' do exp-ct the tea,
Doctor will contradict en next we -k, for there be loth*
said in the certificates o' de .oh aloiut " the ograssire
of alcoholic liquors," a villein the arrives, an' per
A 310.. • quarter in the warns S'l,l 0,X.011.11 pocky. Da
Professor Longoaore examine the s .aruples
rinnen down the sides o' the spting---ay the erten- MM.
Drops or the wester vtoin z doe ce the wells ia ta
house'. I Law gie I a drip .1 the tide eroln the Meet!
be sure o' thik treater. Kean D. Tnorne he'p "the I*
name of • place" suffering "through th, aril habits 11
some of It. inhebitanter E.s. I t n *-rid a copy tit
letter to the Wareham mazt..t-.e.—ert,oceeilei
woreer nesuie. than thee— in' tell ent 'tt• to., sew
publics do weaker, the dentll-rotg high. 1 clell.lgy my
at whom. sad draws It mil.
Lucia.

Yours defeadingly.
KIDDL/ WINL
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

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6e. About 6,000 sheep; trade firm, from 44 6,1 to IL
Clipped, top trice, 64 43. Calves, 5. 64 to Ta.
34 61 to 3e. Lambe, ge to 104 per 81be.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH
OF DORCHESTER.

fI_EN T LEMEN,— The Prime Minister having
...)1 announced the Dissolution of Parliament causes
a vacancy in your ancient lieirongh of Dorchester.
I venture to offer eny, I the I.ihcrid Candidate.
I have bad the privil. g f years of represent.
lag a large and iiifloentaM county in IreILA, which I
was unable to retsin in consequence iif not •dvocAting
Homo-Rule.
Should yon., therefore, return me AI your member,
you wid not hn.i we inexperienced in Parliamentary
affairs.
I think it must be a matter of regret to all right.
minded people that the Prime Minister should have
choeen such a time al Passion Week for the hest and
turmoil of a General Election.
My pslitical opinions are in unison with those of
the leader of the Liberal Party, and no one can fall
tote struck with the manly English tone of Lord
Harlington's most able address.
The Foreign Policy of the Government has been
the cause of the war between Turkey and Russia, and
the consequent dismemberment of the abote-named
Power. The recent underhand c invention of the
Forsicri Minister is nut likely won to be forgotten
by the English people.
The ungeossrary war in South Africa, also the one
Is Afghanistan not yet ended, do nut redound t the
credit of the present Ministry.
I desire to use integrity of the Empire preserved,
and its Influence maintained with all foreign Power.;
but I trust the new Parliament wiU turn It. attention
to our radii neglected dimeetic affairs, and that under
• Liberal Administration our disorganised finances
may be restored to the same flourishing, condition
as they were in when I bad the great hononl of being
a Lord of the Treasury under the late Government.
I shall hope to have mazy opportunities oi explain-
ing to you my views on other political matters, which
it is impossible to compress into an Address, end shall,
endeavonr to make a personal canvass of every Yotig
in the Borough.
I have the honour to be,
Yours faithfully,
FULKE GRKVILLE.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-30

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