The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-12-29 00:00:00

WARSHAW.

APPOINTIMITOI Raurrtso Oerronn.—All a meeting
of the blend of Gash:Hans, held on Tueglay, Mr. Williams
R. Hershman. wss appointed relieving allow for the
Corte Castle District.
Ti, Etter:cos.—The polling took place on Tuesday,
and resulted in the return of Mr. Drat. The following
is an analysis of the votes in the several distrlete :
Caleraft. Drat.
WasedaMrio 224 ... 98
Btoborousb 48 ... 31.
Corte Castle 32 ... 63
Here Regis ... 1 ... 149
--
.. 374

Tot ...305

Thie declaration took place on Wednesday at noon.
Mr. Drat put in an appearance about hell-past 12, and
was received with mingled cheers and hisses. The
Mayor deelmed the numbers to be :—Dral (C), 374;
Caleraft (L), 306.—Mr. Drat said be had to thank them
for returning him ne member for the borough—(a voice
Who!). This we. the fifth time-060a i A deal of good
you've done, and it's the last lintel—during a period
of thirty-sit or thirty-eight years he had beau a
candidate for it—(a voles: Hold on to your wig—
laughter). lile felt it Ina not duo so much to
himself that ha hal to thank them that day, but to his
tviwula Miele emeee.4.....et..•--4,44. Itneteen.
They bad for the lags few year. been under • shadow.
sod Worsham had been under • oloud—(" No. no") but
he was glal to see that they bad now returned to Comer-
mune principles, and he hoped and trusted that they
would for the future always see a Conservative
representat.ve of the interests of this borough- (groans
soda cry, " flow about the ont ?"). Until lately, out
of the ton representatives in that *runty they (the
Conservatives) were but five, now, therefore, they were
In the ascendant, they were ainl(obsiere and groans).
I do think, continued Mr. Dn., you have set a bright
example to Zeeland by returning in. as your member
(rare of derisive laughter, in which the hon. gentleman's
own espy rten joined, and prolonged soul union, daring
which Mr. Drag finished his speeoh).—Mr. Calmat,
who was warmly greeted by his supporters, mid,
although Its was defeated he was not dismayed —(cheers)
—and he retorted his most cordial thanks to
the 300 and old voters who had supported him,
I despite a most strenuous opposition carried on
with very greet energy on 'do. He could
forget the hind, zealous and friendly way in which his
friends and supporters, and those of his late brother, had
, worked/or him. They had worked throughout in the:nos*
zealots, handsome, and honournble manner, and
although they ware defeated by a very large majority,
still be felt that majority was not owing to any personal
feeling against himself, neither did he think that it
could is any ray he taken as a proof of Conservative
remitiou, beams, they found many in Cods and other
propetties, who sit weeks ago went and voted for the
Liberals, now voted for the Conservatives, but be did
not think their principles were changed. This election
was very musils the eagle an the last one when Mr. Drat
sae returned—the same luidiords supported the Con-
servative though they very soon openly mid that were
disappointed in Choir candidata He only hoped that
now they got him they would like hint better then they
did last—aanghter) The proaredinp passed off quietly.
POOLE.
Bonouas Bata trio. The committee of the
Borough Belief Fond, for the relief of the necessitous
poor, have shout £I2O In bend.
Tasty TO Wonsitior.—Leat week Mr. Atkins,
eheuset and druggist, of the High-strnet, gave a supper
to the weirlimes employed In making alterations at his
house. About 30 persons sat down to supper. Mi.
Dunfogl, builder, presided.
AT SRA )11D Lose 07 LITL—The Hearts
of nab, a Poole vessel, belonging to Masora T. end D.
Blade. has jest arrived ii. very distressed condition,
having suffered very severely in her wags from
Newfoundland daring the late gales. Tbe mate and two
of the snow were lost on Holiday, the 13th inst., one of
them being • native of this town, named Fry, who
Mims two orphan ehildren. Another Peals gator,
named Luang, is mush injured by a broken leg. Owing
to the plea, the vessel made very slow progress, and
the crew and passengers had nothing toes* for several
days meta raw pork and bread saturated with salt
water.

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Towg CorriOrL Ifuento.—On Thursday • meeting
of the Town Omitted was held in the Guildhall, William
Pearce, Req., in the chair, when the following gentlemen
were present, Aldermen Gorse and Beltran, and
Oceseittem YUMA, °Arley. Adey, BMus, Hudson,
Lady, Frampton, Hamilton,' and Harker. The chief
business was to receive the report of the committee
appointed to inquire as to the Donned ,rrooesding about
to be adopted by the London and South-Western
Railway Company, with reference to the Poole and
Bournemouth Junction. The committee recommended
the Council to memorialim Parliament on the ground
that the standing orders bad not been complied with.
and also to peti ion against both the abandonment of
the railway, and the extension of time asked for by
company. On the proposition of Mr. Hudson, seconded
by Mr. George &lbw), the report was received and
adopted. The next business was to receive a report
from the Seance oommittee, with reference to • sum of
mossy (L 7 Be. Od.) which they propose should be dis-
allowed the coroner, charged in his last bill for atten-
dance at Llorshestor. Upon the suggestion of Mr. J.
Hanker, the question of ths liability Of the borough as to
this claim wait referred to the Recorder at the Quarter
&Woos, to be held ~it week. Tenders for taking the
markets and fairs were received. There were only two,
one from 111 r. John White, for £4O, and one from Mr.
Wm. Gould, for 4.136, or MO per annum for three years
paid in advance. Mr. Goold's tender for 06 for one
year was accepted. Tandem for keeping the public
PUMPS in repair were received. One wee for from
Mr. B. Baker, turd the other for £8 from Mr. H. Baku.
The tendered Mr. S. Baker, for FA was aemesoNd.