The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-21 00:00:00

_Tv the Bditor.

I am gad to see tl-,:q;:ati0n.....4 our borough expen-
diture has onoe more a•tracted the attention it so well
deserve', more paticul irly as the lit of November is
at had. I heve oontliduelly urged upon my brother
bursa's' the importance of demanding of all eadi•
data fee whet they term "municipal honours," distinct
pledges that they will vote that the burden, to be laid
on us be proportioned to our ankle., and not to rest
latisfied with the old vague promise "if you will do
we the honour," ha, kc., no sooner made than broken
or forgotten; but hays a distinct promise for imrtance
for the inoorporation of our polio" with the County
Constabulary. I admit we hays an cfilient police and
in excelleet superintendent, and it may seem desirable
perhaps to penis to retain an inclusive eontrol over
body; but I believe we should be equally
well served and 10•41 DO real power, at lets
than hal the present cat! It seems to me
that as goon as our Councillors inhale the atmos-
phere of the Connell Chamber they became so cx•
hilarated silo think they ere reprecienting a large and
wealthy community; or, like • man with limited
MISES, aping the establishments of his wealthy neigh.
boon. Let us take • slight retrospect. Begin first
with the toll question, and ask, why was not this
matter settled by arbitration! Then as to the Corn
=T. This la good building, file true (se anything
one with moo.;); but we could not afford
the owl of It, and I know sufileiont secommodation
might have been obtained by an outlay ohm than
/11,000 I let us now oonalder the Wollaston Field
and Booth Walk matter. Why was not this mite laid
out so as to eat the a its wants of our artiss
and working men! ;11:1;14 lay were their claims
anoredl as it least 100 houses might have been erected
an this site, produsing a ground rental to the town
of at least £4OO • year, and that, too, with • very small
outlay, while providing for our labouring popolation a
good shy dwelling for hiss than many are now
paying for a couple of dismal roam The Bath
Walk was once ens of the most beautiful imam in the
kingdom, with lie gently tuidulatiog road and sunny
nook-llke hank: now its Ghana are gone for aver
and, when suffering from the bidet north-met wind,
we thlak with bcpsl.s. regret it the loss of the alai-
and flowery bank that so mush delighted us in our
ottildhood'a day. As to the seouroulations of 1/11111,
acesokondly it the lower end, this could have easily been
remedied. I hope It Is not too lets to arrest the Intruded
substitution of Beggars' Yap for the present market
field. I really cannot see the neseedty for removing
the market The present Its is amply cuff cleat for all
the purposes ranked or that will be required for many
years to emu Our Hotel end Public 'fetus interest
will be seriously affected by this change, it being
eiready in contemplation to provide Hotel assommoda-
tion in the Immediate vicinity of the proposed
now market. Before I conclude allow me once more to
=treat the ratepayers to have clear and specific pledges
from all candidates offering themselvie for municipal
appointment, and not rest content with the old and
unoseaning promisee so readily made and so son
broken.

A EATIPAYO:
Dorobeitar, Oct. 20* 1873.

REPIIIIIIITATION OP HULL. —Liontesout-Colooel
Poise and Mr. C. J. Need ware nominated on Bator.
day.
Tbaa National Zdnottion Union ham 44 peen and 58
members of Om Howe of Commons among ita
subscribers.

Mr. Jobn Bright was re-eleoted sithout oppention
on Saturday. He will address his cionatituents at
Beingly-hall, on Wednandiy evening.
• EICIT•L QOASIIIL.—David 0 nteey was charged
at Bow-rinet to-day, with wounding his wile and
mother-In-law with intent to murder, on Saturday.
Prisoner quarrelled with his wile and in a state et
friary stabbed her and 'deo hor mother who attempted
to totorfors Prisoner was remanded.

Dims OF Da. CAFDLIIIII.—The lies. Dr. Candlish,
Principal of the New Conejo, Edinburgh, and belliOr
pastor of Frio at. GA:trait.' Churoh there, died at tla
„dd.," , t, Idisibergh. at • quarter
before 12 o'olook on Sunday night. in the 68th year of
his age. Dr. Candlish was well known am • leader In
tb• Pres Church of &Wand.

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THROAT RaIgOTIORa AND HOUMA OA. All rufferine
Ire m Irritation of the throat ad ho asepses will be
=y sur th prised at e almost immediate relief
by the use of " Brown's Bronchial 'Troehea."
The famous " loupes." are now sold by moat
respectable chemists in this oountry, at 1.. lid. per box.
People troubled wit a' hsoking cough." a 'slight
°old," or bronchial affections, cannot try them too soon
rimllar troubles, if stowed to progress, result in
serious palmoosy and utLmstio affections. See that
the worth. "Brown'. Bronchial Trochee" sre on the
Oevertatoot Stamp around each boz.—London Depot,
408, Word otresS.