The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-10 00:00:00

gorresponbence.

DORSET RAHAV.kT ACCOMMOD.tTION.
(Salisbury and Dorset Junelion Raihony)

Sir.—As • frequent visitor to the locality, I shall
feel obliged if you will allow me to ask how it is the
Salisbury and Dorset Junction Ilail•ay is not
worked more efficiently and in g,ssi faith. A
paseenger with a large family and luggage, on arrival
at Salisbury for Weymouth or Bournemouth, is
required to submit to the nuisance of changing
carriages, and is tranferred perhaps to a dirty and
uncomfortable carriages which appears to have been
formerly one of a third class. Ile is then conveyed
thence to Wimborne, where the inconvenience of
another change occurs and has to wait 32 minutes.
Now the question, I venture to ask, is this a proper
mode of working the shortest and most direct through
main line between London and Weymouth? The
South Western Company allege that the gradients are
such on the Salisbury and Dorset line, that it is not
fitted for express trains, whereas the fact is that the
stopping trains on the Salisbury and Dorset Railway
are-worked at a faster rate than those on the South
Western main line. The obvious conclusion therefore
Ii that the South Western Company do not chose to
work this line in good faith, lest it should produce •
greater development of traffic, and so enhance the
value of the property that the South Western
Company is so anxious to parched at their own price.
If the South Western Company continues to withhold
this reasonable increase of accommodation to the
Icality, why should not an appeal he made at once to
the Railway Commissioners, which it is understood
can be effected at a cost of only_3o4. If the train from
London for Weymouth and West Bournemouth was
"slipped" at Porton near Salisbury, and a small station
provided at the Milford-street goods station for the
convenience of Salisbury passengers, it would obviate
the necessity of going in and out of risherton Station
and would there save nearly three miles and about
three quarters o an hour. All the quick trains
between London and Weymouth ought to he worked
without change of carriage over the Salisbury and
Dorset line, it being the shorted and most direct routs,
and the South Western Beard should be strongly
urged to carry out this alteration forthwith.
I am Sir, yours faithfully,
VIATOR.

CON3ERVATIVE DR tIONSTRATION.
The Poole Awocistion war unfortunate in
sele,tirr the It mk Holiday for holding a demonstration
atul fete, sr the weather on Monday was quite the
ficrentrable. Apr cession was to have atorted from the
C awrvativehall at ota o'clock, hut shortly lef ors that
tins them mu a very heavy thunderstorm, arctianPanhad
lithtning, ant mine porta of the town were flooded,
woducing a vi re dirty and nncom,nerable state of affair,.
Towards t. Ick the rain *hated for a time, and the
woonem n started in the following order t-Ahout 10
heoemen, Uoinlk Jark, ft urnentouth hand, Hamworthl
loam, the Mo. Heineman' Pateya banner, Lonefiest
mum, Park.core hand, Lid Wiinh 'roe's banner. Perk•
atm. rotes, lerd Alinst n's bonne., Poole sailors and
fiae^aa•P•iala bon& Mr. A. K Guest'. banner, Fool,
voters awl visitors. ensign. Wareham band, ladies' banner,
ant Ii ear-rine., nu of which contained Mr. Charles
Schreiber, the nemher tor the borough, who wan aooorn.
Neje" by Mr. T. W. Wdravaley and Me. W. D. Deg/tale.
The nrenewion, on leaving the Crumnratlysdasit Pissed
down Market-stns., through yhaniss-etreet, dmi, round
tot ay, or ilizheireet, to Longfiest, turning at the old
rate and thene• Das, the Railway station tea field
11 'huh hst ben lont for the fete by Mr. Dugdale.
lives'fli 01 C.:o performances were given by a corn.
tier artis.e. front Intion, under the dine. ion of Kr.
iwir? Na'kioflt ilunetuouth. At three o'clock Mr.
ananuneci an aerial synannaric ant by Masers.
o sa.l lt.l, "after whieh Mr. Mohr. Pair and one
tno o'hor /vile nen will ad.lrere rot." The first port of
wo 'micros. it,...rer, vs auteserled tiy a helm( at°lln,
5045.i,111,we""1 nuo 4,4 not c immencs, until a quartet to
*.g 11.'ent4 to hr about • hur.dred persona only,
t. nib
rir of th ',cogent preferring to give their
s'hation lob. nth.. " attract ions"
ACriil°, W. n I.ICODALIt JP , Chairman of the
n. 1""41° I. anti be helots h sPolostising for the
▪ :ea.( ameral !tomato% TOSSI Aehley, lb. -Hight lion.
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q". q. r. Vibe, U , lie. C. J. T.
e trues Glipshoon it • Cantein Hotta, and
W J. Low. nsCh.irreau said Lord Winaholow
tnia lawn in eansensenes of his having to take his
ir„,4 Heim of of Loci*. Ile we. curry for the Hi-
t.'" f X,. Cla Intone, an I be most deal tenderly with
(ta hat they roust remember that, sit-r inanlting the
, r Aiserir. he hit tbs dust to him aa soon ea be
ie 0a... and he was not the man to govern this mann,.
14r, Statism. M. P , in the enures of hi. speech, said
,h-rnielee• on the presence to-day of
o:o_▪ yo a !fool t,l, borough of It-iriport, which, like
OC coull chins to have secured a C metreative
tr.tll e hon tenor/yew egprermel the profound
ehich he heard .4 the illness of Mr.Clia Intone.
httra'ar be left h;ra in the enjoyment n'inott super-
, seetiritr ant vigor, and he n beard Li was
shm. s ft. mth sudden Hine's. Ile hoped, subject
sr. rtl his pen feeling, that they would
tt,t,Were'rhing h. hid to ray with restrict to Mr. Ging'
g to the principles which were connected
11,...,4e:r0ta Worn ho (the spoakerl bad bean in ths
' muinns he hat a .en or heord nothing to shake
h. ha 1 reen and heard much to confirm him. in
Manion that Mr. Clads one's retorts to office In the
of thia rest as the result of the late general nia.inothing clo-
g-5 than a aaaaa misfortune to Bog-
gs i,,,nat to the Rradiaugh incident, he denounced
be th."'ii Mr. Gledetone in t 1.401( his great majority
am. Li lanai" ae enabling Bradlaugh to take bbi „„,„ the 4[640111 of the committee, and said they
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