The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-10 00:00:00

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Toy Camp MLp.DIR (-..lee—g—f-Before Mr. Justice flies
St Winehester, Marie Jeerer, was tried for the murder
of her illegitimate °had. io May kit The unfortunate
woman wee maenad to death. Site le • widow, and
lived in West Batiestrett, Poole, and gained her living
by " °haring." For this purpose the f quently went to
Bournemouth, and tt appeared that on the f nit otharloa
otter her oonlinement she took her infant to Bourne-
aterek, and the theory of the reseetation era. that she
threw 11 into • btook, sod there left it The prisoner
was recommended to mercy by the ary.
/111011L111011 INITITI32I.—An entertainment in COll.
seettea with this institution, was given at the
Temperance Hall, on Wednesday evening, A 13alstoo,
Req. In the chair. A ',hoodoo of vocal mass with
reehred by Mn. Balaton, Mrs. Sedgdeld, Mr. B. B.
&WOW, Mr. R. Bothell. and Mr. Thomas, Mies
Balaton prestrike at the pianoforte. Several readings
were also given.
den Deetti.—On Thurthey loot 0. B. Aldridge,
Rip, coroner, held an lathed at the Sewn Horne
ctit.o.lethers, Lonyil ..t, touching the death of Eliseboth
aged about 76, who was forthd drowtied in •
well near her hour on the precious afternoon. It
appeared from the evidence that the deceased wee in
=oat of • cottage and 40 acres of land, whkh
only brought her in the amal. MID of £4
usually. Although in great poverty she would not
apply for parochial relief, sod it was with difficulty she
earald be indueed to accept widens* from henerolent
persona The jury returned a verdict of "Found
drowned."
BALLWAT MATITLII.—A meeting of the Town Council
was held is Wednesday, In order to take into °onetime-
Men the warless railway questions now suboletiag
between the Coattail a si the London and South.
Western Railway emereay. The Mayor pro oided.
The Town Clerk (Mr. H. W. Dickinson), read a
serreependosee which hod passed between Mr. F.
Clarke, seseriam7 to the oompaoy, and himself, shied;
Is refereses to defeats in the new railway cromings and
Vrkat:t Me northern entrance of the town. Alderman
web el the keener:denote arising from the
maul* almply of Somerset and Dorset Beltway trains
se the new line and moved the following rethlatioe :
nal the Othric:ll oboe,e with regret that, notwithstanding
the rellersted premier of the teeth Western Compel., and
idahmigl the Acta Parliament obtained byte,. South Wenern
Coeigsny required the hue b.tereen Canford Bottom and
Polleb le be Domani:tad and opened by the let of June' 1572,
led although the line Me been conerueled and posed by the
gmeramene impeceer. the South Weems Company ham not
yet rewomenced to run their trans over it, thus peelponine to
em ladellthe period the adventegee of corthern entrance to
Feels, which the lithalutente have tees anticipating, and so
for ; and instruct& the Town Clerk to obtain II
from the director. a positive 1110U111100 that to. South
fe7mina teak will be 'conveyed along the newly coustructe I
he. from the he of Jams/y.IIM
Hr. Bellies seconded the resolution which was carried
aralinausly. Alderman Roger. then moved :
Thee the temetage with* and gates erected at the Parade,
Feels, whist the Council wee esured by lb, Math Widens
remeisees engineer Mandl be c .nsti octal with the
id Id. Sumo,' iligbways, bating been formed =i
unt
*gig cemeet, sad agree the protem of the Surveyor., end
thee In a 0101 Inconvenient manner, the Town Clerk he
attested to owl the matter upon the attention rf the North
Weems board or directors. In order that the incouvenienom
inay be remedied, and Collin to obtain redrew. from them.
alearoa from the Council he appointed to wait on
the hoard of Tiede. and mote a representation of the circuro•
me.; end limit sods deputation consist of am Hsyor,
jurgatAgy&rmin Rogan sod Councillor Hudson.
The reseektelem was seconded by Alderman p,,7. and I
eastedaroasly curled. It wee also resolved that mites
ad the resolution sheald be gent to the secretary el the
Landes sad South Wedges Railway Company.
Loroot.ll3s•L Lenoulleal Milne —Oa Thursday
geoids( • meeting was had st the Oddiellowe Hall to
eitemate the Maims el the Union to eupport In this
Mr. Llewellyn, grocer, who presided,
Let =read the premedical, Mr. Allington, agricul-
tural of Lassitude°, addressed too nthellng
as the advantages of the Union.-111r. Week, of Wat-
anabes followed, sod a resolution to the efot that the
Calm deserved the othfidenee and support of the meet.
kg wee stinted onanthionely.—The Rev. C. )(ego
Paull, of Warminster Martha% moved that the fran•
Mike !Mould be extended to Ithathholders la countlee.
He looped to see some prithltaral labourers in the
Hems of Commons to look after their interests. In
hie (stakes Mr. Arch should be there.—The Hen.
Ambers Herbert, K. P., seconded the revelation. Ho.
W remarked as the fast that the liberty of nations is
Maar bit by bit after a long somasion of Arai:glee,
he naintalood the right of the labourer, to combine,
and this argued that In the present state of things It
I. their duty to othabine. He should be el•cl to see
samagat than a little more wholesome discontent.
Palest" indeed. they ell had used to learn. These
Imre great evils which Cod had plated in this world,
from whist* they never would be free, which they mass
bear r aridly rid as patiently as they best might.
Tree were the saddente of life, the loss of friends,
elelemes, odd age, death Itself; aid sometimes what
via wore ran all those, the unkindness of three whoa
=lord, and for whom they had • natural elf Woe.
woe evils which the larger the store of potienee I
they raid meet them with the better in every sense;
but rage were other elide with whisk they did LOS Weil
1110 be patiesit, azd those evils belonged to that else
trOM wbleb • mien meld free himself by hi. own thou..
Whenever the eircurnatthom of life of any close
asap melt that they indicted eafferiag or pain upon
asap, or &premed them below the level of other men,
ad id po.dde for them to free themselves from
Mama shownstares, deleting their way eumessfally
Omagh thorn, and throwing them aside, thus leaving
better fortunes to their children who were sooting after
theas--tbr be sad, they had no more right to be
eed.to give up, sitting down with folded heed.
pebast
stomp sortie, themselves, than a eoldia placed in
Rers of beak had • right not to play hie part —(hear.
bead. Seine people pretended to tallith that attaoltief
mead be dart to the agricidtural laboureis by the
Haden, bat they thuld point to the great Unions of
.goggigem in the manufacturing distriets, whir had pro-
pose their liberties against employers who wished to
goal eaerehly with them, and assisted them whoa oassud-
tees, rekarraorreld ago tenth upon there; Bud seeks the
&hiss,. so resolved flanwell 000ductai and orderly
Uulene, tarry sight take eoulidouce from their el mole,
and tread In their footsteps with safety —(appleme).
Whom ha sew the laborers so helping ramming he
bed What Clod his with feu waste
the level ot their fallow rwaatzy•
on
a oho ash