The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-02 00:00:00

"1.4 dmrs dtli4ht to bark awl bite."

Of ennree I went to hear NI,. Clarke tell u‘ why he
we a Liberal. II .urse wee We I worth li,treing
t”, aul althouili the hall wee "illy half fnll,theAndewee
V 7411 very mitten, ire, and the aft& a

What did the Lecturer, amlthe Chairman. ar.l Mr.
T..-vanion, and .tr. Baker all mean y ' pitching into'
the Judge-Asivoc.te-Gener .1 se they ..i.l?
th.t the I.tt .1. has ran b.-en v .ry ch nce ,ately in the
r.warke h.- wale ab..ut the public men .4 ....le, ..d
j. ibughtit ne the more of by his own party fvr
cusim g such persunalitiee.

think that some day I 'hail pass myself di as a
T.,,ry. awl go Mill Le.r this wooderful bothi !nal giro
one of his chat acterist,c Inca for one can hapily
mai them speeches. It is a clever man wh,.. can bs
scene-sh (ter, harlequin, commhine, pant.loon, and
clown all at the same time, at least, so I any

I hour that the Foresters at the Ball's llerul liiiars
to have a supper on the 4th, to which the future
awmher for Poole is iuvited, awl which feast he will
&Mud.

Everybody rays that the Tories have been very hard
at work lately, aud have canva-sed the borough, sad
" stood " sundry "glasses r and co I on. All I
have to Pay is that if their canvass is no m r extended
than I find it to be, we have already enough names
upon our poll 1,),k to give us 200 majority at the next
general election.

An.l so the rej,cted of Poole finds that P. rtnrlinztst
is " not good ,nough," at leo d, if the papers are t be
believe]. Well, 1 never thought it was, 4r, au.l if toe
h al remi over tuoee atte,tively the little t.de in the
story look al .ra the little bird and its tits... y-utni.id
have saved yourself the trouble of undertakia: Vat
utu.ltly. O ' en-. of work, which judgin: from wLat 1
sea of t', I. going to burn your fingers yet.

Again I would remii d tho Liberals of Pole that it
is beldived that a general election is not far IT. msi
thlt it will mime down with a craih lid ore many weeka
Should this meet the eye of anyone earnoid in the
c tuse, let him make it hit business to convert one
Tory beim e the election comes on—only one, that
means two votes fir us ; wash the mud off him, let him
have a good smell at the fishy petition, let him taste
"'daily," show him how comfortable the prisoners
are in Winchester Gaol, and if these tactics don't Cfl.
vert him, t ate him straight to
THZ WANDZZIR, in Poole Tdegrant.
Longfleet, February 23rd, IMO.

PRIZE PARODY ON "YE MARINERS OF
ENGLAND."
Ye L:horals of England,
Whom, stOsvart arms so long
Rare been outstretched to guard the right
And battle 'so,nst the wrong,
Your good right hand uplift again
All seedy for the blow,
And form ore the 14 irus
In line to meet the foe—
Where freedom's hosts ere gathering fast
In line to meat the foe.
The spirit of your fathers
Shall flash from out the gloom,
Front every here's honoured aaaaa
And every mtrtyr's tomb.
Where with King John the barons dealt
Your blood shall qiiickim flow
As voo ferns are the storm
In line to meet the tie—
Where freedom's hosts are gathering fast
In hue to meet the f..e.
Yor ,t %rutted needs no 'Taggart/
I viomt its lam- abroad,
Its noltle4 triumphs are at home
On "villiene Ilamplea's" sod
Your ritnk and tile, fresh far and near,
lit strength nod order grow.
As they form ere the storm
In line to meet t a foe—
Where freedom's hosts are gathering fast
to line to meet the foe.
The Littera It ut o'er England
Shall soon in triumph wave,
The stainlees banner is, the free,
That floats ab me the trace.
Nor want at houie nor wars abroad
Who follow it shall know;
Then form ere the ttorm
In line to meet the (re—
el.** side by side with chieftains tried
In line to meet the for.

—Weekly Diryslek.

BLANDFORD.

T. Jollies ALIBULANCII SOCIITY.—The first of a
course of six lectures in connection with the local
branch of this society was held on Thum.lay, Dr.
Bacot instructing the ladies in the Town Hall and Dr.
G. W. Daniell the gentlemen in the Corn Exchange.
About 100 persons h.tve joined the classes.
Piaui live iferwoni-w. The service of sec
"Ma) Howe." was given in the Primitive Maholist
Ch qwl by the choir and a few friends on Wedneslai
evenin,.: in a very creditable manner. Mr. W. YOUni
gave the connective readings. There was a large
attend MM. and about in w.ut collected in aid of the
harm..nium fund.
WiSLITAN RONK MlB,lo4B.—The annual meetieg
on benalf of this society was held in the Wes efaa
Chapel on Thursday evening, the customary mimeo
having been preached by the Rev. W. J. Chant ea
the prev:outs Sunday. Addresses were delivered 11
the chairman (Mr. C. Pond), and th Revs. W. J.
Giant, G. Parker (Slmborne), and J F. Ntsoterg•
The report, read by Mr. Masters, showed that the
circuit contributed ill 18s. 4J. last year to the bulb
of the society, from which a grant of £22 IT°
obtained.