The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-03-08 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

,
Loa;Do.N, TEwlttisßtaT.—nere seems to be a certainty of a
And 14, GAY STREET, BATH, . contest for the seat vacated by the Hon. F. Ligon, on
SOLE INVENTuns ANI) PaTENTKEn.
being appointed • Lord of the Admiralty. Mr. Hinn-
(dire). Brown id supported by a number of the Liberal
A New,
Original, and Invaluable Invention, party and by the Disenters on the cry of "No Puseyistn"
consisting in the adaptation, with the moot obit"- and "So ',lawmen," and it is said that there is the
lute perfection and linecemi. of CIIIEMIC.tLLY- fullest intention to go to the joll. Mr. Lygun has issued
PREPARED WHITE and Iet*MdX)LOURED INDIA- • second address to the ehleturs, thanking them for the
RU FIBER, as a lining to the gold or bone frame. The , promises of support which he him received. The result
extraordinary results of this application may be briefly may be rendered uncertain by a number of the 1:10
noted in • few of their most prominent features :—All householders refusing to proinbe their votes. Mr.
sharp edges are avoided; no springs, wires, or f.ten• Brown has given the necessary sureties to the Returning
tugs are renuired ; a greatly increased freedom of suction 1 °dicer for Isis share of the election expenses. The Domi-
ni supplied ; a natural elasticy, hitherto wholly unat- ; not took place yesterday and the pod on Tuesday
tainable, and a tit, perfected with the must unerring ! (thn day.)
accuracy, are secured ; while, front the softness and 1 Ciiir.NcEsTell.—.t requieition is in cour.e of signature
ilexihility of the agent* eitiplop.4l, the greatest supped . here, to 1,,, presented to the Hon. .t. G. Ponsonby, who
is given to the adjuniing Teeth when louse, or rendered I formerly cont,sted the honing'', inviting Itim to stand
tender by the alasirption of the (ums. I for the borough at the next election on the ground that
Teeth tilled with Gold and Messrs. Mutegi.v's "White i they are not fairly reprewtited by the present members.
India-Rubber,- the only permanent Stopping for Front i 61.0CERTEL—The requisition to Sir Maurice F. I).
Teeth, that will retain its Colour.
, Berkely, requesting I ' to allow himself to be put in
Luuse Teeth fastened, and every operation in Dental
' nomination whenever • vacancy occurs in the repreaen-
Surgery performed.
I Wien, in conjunction with Mr. Price. the Liberal worn-
All Work being executed at the London Establish.
I her, is not yet pre,ented. nu, requisition has been net
went, the higher resources of the Dental Art are re-n' lon foot by • Reform Club recently established is Gio-
dere,' availabk without the trouble and expense of •
crater to tenet the True Blue (lub, consisting elf
journey to the 3letrolsolis.
' the oil romervative
l government. The requisition to
iarty, who have now gained the
n Attedance in London,
aaerintaney in the I..ca Daily, 9, Lower Grosvenor ,
Street, Grosvenor Square.
r Sir Maurice has to this time received about 4111) aig,natttreS
Attendance in Bath, Daily, 14, Gay Street (Wednein
of electors.
days excepted). I s,

TIIF. lit:Yonn 11/FIIoNsTII.‘ThIN IN lIVDE•PARK.
Daring the pea seek placards were ported in various
parts of the ii trolls calling upon all true I:Airmen'
to attend a meeting in. Ilya...park on Sunday last for
the purpose of opposing to the utmost the tioverneuent
Reform Bill, the time Rained being 3 o'clock in the
afternoon. Long la fore that hour, the mirk !Y.:Acute., a
most animated appearance, the iihice of meeting being
the green sward at the rear of the Royal Humana
Society's Iteceiving•liffillie. At two o'clock the crowd
greatly inert-ascii. A chairman was elected, ail msolu-
tions strotigly cow& try of Lord Derby** Reform
liii were passed with acclamation. Several other
meetings were held in the Park, which were charms.
avtitiiiieUts, and at one, which took
place near the 31arlde Arch, mule eery strung teflon°
was used, and it W... the Pt"rinie+t of the whole. Threw
wa ii., it derence with any of the meetings. hardly a
ling visible. Hail any breach 14 the
peace. howes.•r, taken place, aline number of constables
stationed in the %Mindy would within a few minutes
hare been upoo Ike Ppot.

Sr.) KHKINI SergiNu MtairiNti. -- These races
took place 4.11 Thur*Lty lait, on the Houghton
Downs, and were well atten•lA The sport was
; excellent awl .lb 1:11y delightful.

The Stockhndge Stakes. A aweepatakea of 5 son.
each, with 21 a. 1.101, for any horse that haa
be( :a repilarly I ed with any establiahed pack of
foxhounds. 12... t.
Mr. Notley.4 'on.equenee (Mr. Lywood)
Mr. J

Mr. JOlleii. Snail SAM

' Thc following shgo ran - Sioneheie.v, Rubin Martin,
Park Keeper, the rikexpectell, Sontlilhiwn. Friday.
nolibuilith wade the running at a strong pace.
' closely followed by Cons.itience ; at the !mit.= of
the hill in coining into the strait the race wan mut-
tined. to the three littsed, and ended in favour of
Conseque nee hy a length.

The hunter'. Ntakes.-- ,nreerstake+ of 5 rues. each,
'ih 30 1610.4. a 41,1, for hulf.hr,l bor.,. that, hare

been regularly hunted for the la..t three molding with
the Tedworth and 11ur.141 kuttst.ls ; 124. 71b ; Iwo
Mr. Notley'a Andover (Mr. 11.ywood)
Mr. Wirratt'a Widow Maar,.
Mr. Woolotites Peter Crawley

.tutiovor won easily.
A han.licap of 2 sum oselt. with 15
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