The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-10-05 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1880

THu )&UIIGIPI.I. BLIOTION. Preparations as*
11)firoet Cottuttl Expreso. bianooungtymeritbasim°4'"glitlitintZelb°l°ELtropia. this
property or rat ug qtudiflomion being now required
DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, or.lceetrnalfe: oecceptionCi°°°°irrigevouerigiblemabaabur with
Ctod for
election. The following are the names of the four
"A little learning is • dangerous thing,"and • lawyer rounothor• for this borough. nihilism/ r•twthi• with
will tell you there is nothing so dangerous es • little the numbers of votes recorded for —Prost. 303
isral smattering. An assistant overseer tried • fall Burnett, IS9 ; Emma, 130' a Third's', 82.
with the Revising Barrister in the court at Dorchester, liss•sn.—At Allington Hall, on Monk' • banner
on Friday. and Holland's low again.t English got the for the sale nesful end OTOSMODtaI W•• had
worst of it. The matter Is not worth referring to in aid of the Baptist Chapel fund. hamar was
further than to show In what absurdities an exact ()Pena at won by Prayer by the Rao% T. Noire,
literal interpretation of the law would land people. and a short addlrem from the Rev. R. Junes, of Yeovil.
The old law says that • voter to be registered must 'The stalls, which were sight in uumbef: not Including
have resided six months next previons to the 15th July one for refreshments, were presided over hi the
within the borough. The strained interpretation following ladies—Mrs. Davis and MIMS DOA._ LA
attempted to be put on this was, that, night and day of Piddletreothide, Mrs. Henry Mills, Mrs. and Miss
for 182 days and a-half,the voter mart be in residence. Old. Piddletrenthide, and were loaded with an
This demand would disfranchise at least 90 out of every immense variety of articles both ornausenta end talia,
100 burgesses. The question' what is residence?" from a feather bed down to a cabbage. A feste
of
r*
has been answered by the Law Courts, and In Niool In the hamar was • large Gage oostalling • numb.'
and Registration Manual this cage in point Pigeons. Notwithstanding the inclemency of Ow
is sited: "A. occupied lodgings in • borough, and is. weather. • fair number of People sttrawl•
had also a house in the country. When in London he
resided at the lodgings, and had doze so two months
oat of the 12. Held, sufficient residence."

Should the novel ideal entertained by the good people
of Winterborne Whitchurch travel al far as Carßele,
the great temperanos champion will feel persuaded to
enter on • campaign in this innocent spot That an
increaas of publichonsee so stated In the memorial to
the County Magistrates on Saturday, will tend to
decree*e drunkenness will sound rather incongruous
when placed alongside the thundering denunciation. of
the 'liquor shops" in which temperance reformers are
socugagned to clothe their oration.. But even U this
said addition of a public-house in the village dole not
effect the mach-desired end, a little wholesome com-
petition will accomplish Its good result In inducing the
cruel landlord to have " better beer and a good ere in
odd weather."

Mr. Alderman McArthur, the Lord Mayor elect,
will be the first Wesleyan Lori Mayor. The alder-
man la an enthusiastic and liberal supporter of his
"persuasion." He has subeeribed vast sums of money
to the 'Wesleyan Metropolitan Building Fond." for
the erectiGn of chapels in London. Haii himself the
son of a Wesleyan Minister. tie is a much older man
than the general run of Lord Mayors, being over sixty-
eight. Mr. Alderman McArthur and his brother, who
Is also fa Parlismant, have made large fortunes In the
Australian trade. Methodism is not, balmily,
gloomily believed to ally itself very closely with
festivity, sod City dignitaries are sorrowfully looking
forward to a rather tame year.

A Church (Sangre= is generally like Gratian's talk,
an infinite deal of nothing, a bushel of chaff, with two
grains of truth at the bottom, and that often not worth
sifting for. The lets church oongreas at Leland's., and
for some reason or other, has produoed more than lb
Iwo grains. The chairman was • host in himself. in
more made than ene ; and then, fortunately for the
Condos, the Bishop of Durham turned up, and lest
It the weight of his ripe scholarship. Then, last but
not least, the address of Non-oonformiat ministers was
• pleasing feature, and. perhaps, bodes more towards
re-unlon than anything dia
A decide of School Board work has now bed
accomplished In London, and Sir Charles Reed is
entitled to the satisfaction which he evinces in his
recent summary. There Is no doubt that ten years'
work has told In many ways upon the maids. In
another ten years' time we may hope to find • definite
decreed of crime and moral amelioration amongst the
lower orders. as the rerun of general rudimentary
culture. School fee' be remitted, It appears, in the
cab of something like 5,000 children; so that no degree
of poverty is allowed to be • bar to primary education.
There are, damns, many more children in London in
the receipt of gratuitous oda:ration besides these.
Many of the voluntary schools, especially those belong-
ing to the Roman Catholics, are entirely free. There
are many difficulties In the way of the Board, no
doubt. Sir Charles Reed does not say much of
oompubary part of the business; but • morning in •
police-court would prove to any one the hardship with
which the forced schooling of juvenile potential bread-
winners presses on the extremely poor. There le no
help for It; but it is often very pitiful.
Mr. Spurgeon is not an ascetic. He encourages his
student. to play cricket, and his fully-fledged
"pastors" alio. The great preacher probably never
*eyed himself. He had charge of • "church" when
be was sixteen, and was already the most pormisr
In London at twenty-four. But he believes
Fifer certain amount of muscular Christianity. A few
days ago an eleven Baptists students played a matfh
against an eleven of Baptist ministers, and the match
was played in the grounds OW Lordeta Palau, by the
kind permission of rus Grace of Canterbury.

Causes Monier, of Wks& labourer, wee obargsd with
Wog drunk an Ik. highway at Wand on thol etk
dadember.—P.O. Mailiatrierved the cam sad • due
of At sad 7a ante was
an &mobs, of Altos !awes. and Prolsri4 Upoksa.
of Godusaustoe_ sk were ahorged Id* treepsooleg is search
of isms on land in the otoutattos of Mrs lAworthy, at
Altos ?mask on the 114 k ileglembey.—Tas curse was
=by Wlflha LW., it Piddlehiatos. dna&
_.—Thdoadsats did not .—Diateat was flood
AS sod is. 6'. costs, sad Up4k.ll £1 sad is. 61. oasts, sod
warrants wore ordered to be lams&
Marko Look a Bockleod N lancer Was
sharrod iristot=tiaj to mud kis sou .
school, le th bywlaws ia faros
of Dedillsad Newtoa—Tbe MOW Wwlaws were szi:
sad the sees droved by lir. Old. &hod Attendee*.
sad s Gas of lit 61. was iallieted.
A liosew. t store petroleum wag Moto& to ntlitti
Gross, of Oerse.

it,. Moray proved the anima sad tesidemaisie t!
character were LrodAts but to the latter Kr. Nape i
aritteted. wbo gave the tatiasealaie UT}
within • rwitted.red yards, the Mort were Gatitleil le
the beat *vitiates that Goad be breeght Were thaw. eal I
um "mem alight to have &tweeted peressaikr.
Dr. Drew agreed that earbeiely the aplomb might to 1
' Foams the best emblems pasibla
m
simmtlere, Kr. a., sod lac Ilille. eabaritomtif
• Goodwood the good character given te Kr.
iimplant. erees-exueleed by Kr. Maw aid the
aloe a the ten houses was QS • yew; hi• be me pan
um sa• dila to luso* a asap betweas the are heart
sod tare le an tetanal commosiomies.
Kr. Salami Jackass was called sad premed morrefillf
it" two beams. which were quits worth MI a year. aim
Na. I was eoltable foe sellilbi•teiropout of doom.
Kr. Beam arked.ae as ob to lb. mottos that the
booms were divided at the tbe notice wee &ea. mid
it therefore did not erariell describe the wromertr.
I. his addrem to the magletratto he asked their
worships Dot to stultify themselves by reversal the
derision gime at their last haulm eseelle& wheel II
daily refused to greet MO beer home% sad he owed
was a Mem at hapertimmee far • zoom to &emir far it
sow. It had ban erased that no soar anates
was . bat polatol out the fllllllllOlll 111111
1 41M
be
... TD= • roar. Tim buelaws, he Mid. would he
mated as at NO. 1. lad the motel Ni. I wee sely SA mud
it was ealy relliket CS • year. therefore he erased the
value was immiemot.
,saassareektaille Waked. and Oa their mama it wee
that they had decided by a majority ithree
masa two) to great tiro Donee.
lin Arftir mew
o.Wm* exprsand bloregreS IbM the
migidrstes led dose r

all day
nda.: Coushboielmatailluallarasedisollosaw
aihwlisrosintlyariobibreskyseriabentsfaheas‘livreouscambeitionduseassimpordarlsootswwer64
be sod his wife
ti aartaZor H e
rat or ram e beam
1.. ft. • weak. riersaird.
j'awilire:rn...ll:l4rtecirdrri gm:ma:a raArdisliaot.ardoelleddnam: lir,roms..rboKr.
unsellwooOrr:oislindkw:liiklues6;76.lll=arrlbeasimirliole.bal:barreso.
wombounorwvostriorlt.besadve
labsdillaritamt
gy eesticals grilugese rkl
sets the
abb. value. not the rateable value.
Vote allowed.
Kr. Garr .la Pinker Gee. Wear eliv supper.
Kr. Ards.. who called Kr. Batt ; but Kt. arm
So Kr. Bur atm:M. siege hi bad • marl
uthistK
to appear for . Gee.
Kr. B. P. Goa ow kis snivel. gave Mame, la
of his slim, sod was aresergararsd by Kr. 111
briber paid lbw net of the lima, wad be
Besides that be paid 1011;sar for Ire rams
the rosier( rent that breves tarn.
Kr. Weston sabraltled Obis was • joist woregireur.
The Hanirer bid tbe yobs goot
Ohariot Howard dolma se • ledgae but Kr. Waleu
obleves4 to • wham Who was ready te grove hi. MM.
that be had sot as aulbority.
Mr. Vigor said is' mew mst ease limit but is all
ems wrote • Thum was ready to prove ise
now olaircise
asked fur he, be (tbe Derister) should s die
Kr. Warm mid Mg Mr direst is obliged by Act
to maw, sad the Barrister admitted the erifurefitt
If
this was • claim. It was ; sad Kr. Sword was es at rot.
Kr. Weer.: Of whoa de you bold Ibstoemsi N.
01 Boers Harass, at tbe Torrime HMI. els.
Mr. Weston I had • little tatimitior it. alibi beware
Mrs. Howart gibe has wet arrived at tart amity. yet
Grughterl N. No.*.
Ororrezaeclued the bases is Mbar ffl, b•
might elow slim ere to it is the room wises " we"
are fan
lots allowed.
William Parte, wbo oes• • bedroom sad Misr-
ram. it Kra ficeitk's. Great George Mer. at AM • year.
woo crost-exmiwed by Kr. Weston, aud sid that for his
Lila year be get aut owls reams, but forultarre mad Woad-
am. Tboy &mil orb for his dtfts.. .. board
his
ketch% aid arbed his
Kr. Wares urged that this was sot oaregb.
Kr. Ardor wreed owl that olabrair mere the ream
-e All a yaw waturaisbed.

Were

Allowed.
Frederick John WAG paid PO • year, rod meow
examined by Hr. Wades. mid the room he bed jointly
with *Am family wee where be leek his meek. He cow
Uttered to the housekeepise espouses. and his bedsore
wee his own.
Mr. Mertes s
sadled that deimeat soh
el! the me of sus
vr7luse, leas eletietat bad lbs agivisirse"meny you. wig his
lather. end the vets wee eel, droned •Ms you. Put
Sit • yes, for the be:Slaloms ass eut of en lemma.
'My chain of • ledirer Weds with his father sheaM
be opposed ied nee semdreil into %ewes is •
hest. whisk IM read from
Mr. Vi.,: But that is • petty book. I should think.
Mr. Weds. Ithl.kr.lss4adls It
Mr. Visor: Ns doubt, free you point tof visa; but It
Mem like • putty seaprestios.
Mr. Hone sea. was sworn, end mid i& doe lad pad Ail
• rem for hi. Widnes for about M years. Be should
est like to Mks AM • year ke the bedroom sloes.
ealursished.
The Barrister I think that wM de. The 'oldness bee
hem glom la • setisfeetery meow. yet I egret with Mr.
Werra that ell these daises should he very sonfatily
looked le
Vote retains&
Beeleasin Travers who had moved hie
the roe Irtertuchaina Mellowed, es bad letellsooodslit
Samuel of Riolusoodierease. Weymouth. wee
°mimed to by r. Westoe es the ground of sclo'
reside's*.
Kr. A. Dnuals said Mc Martin resihos st
and is statimunester Mere The house in Biek
terrace is let out in lodgings. sad Mn. Martin doss set
reside bore.
Mc Ardis aroma, obiscrted to Mr. Miartia'n rats brag
wariled every year on the is., grounds.
Boma Oros Martin said Mn. Seasniel Martin oemples
the boo: si aLliersever be cheeses to come He pars the
rates sad sad hi. Mild obeys there.
Vote
Marks Brown *acted to by the Liberals.
Mr. A. Deesis mid Kr. Brown nide& with his sister.
who bed removed from St. Maryotreet to Beedirtreet
Struck out.
Cl"rHardee. Hoseirvative objection ; George Mead
oqeobod to by Liberal- Henry OleeL Oanservative
ion ; sad Junes 0-xak, Hoeserretive AYsWee. were
. out
Joseph 13* Vcdo. Ooneerretive objection. is the prod
lathe was.. alien.
Kr. Howerd 'imported. and mid the yew probeedi
anted on Mr. lied**.
Mr. Tooke believed he was • fereigesr. but mad sot
--ar he was not born in letised.

Burt

obj.ctai

ii6iii

tli-ai

mobil

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Haul Dodge. Liberal °Wootton.
Kr. Wlll4Olll urged that tail eialineat was a clerk at
Meeers. Stackeeo
Kr. Denali beilaved be wee onsairo. and sot mild.
Struck out
William H. Friedrich. Cosesrvative °Wootton. Rail.
Salo Gannon.

Bttk out.
G W. Randall, manager of Yews. Hodges' wine busi-
ness is Weymouth, and occupying a Louse at St Themes-
street was objected to by the Liberals, and supported by
Kr. Arden.
Vote retained.

1tTe17.17/sy Style, objected to by the Liberals.
Kr. Weston stated that the claimant is not in partsership
with his f &Vier, he does not occupy the stores and stables
on which he claims.

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struck out.
Vr*. Hut-street struck out.
John Balaton. objected to by the Liberals, was struck
oat. The suppossd qualifiaatios was a his.. in St.
Thomas-street, otherwise St fidmundutrest
Beaoit Probst sal objected Si ea tho croculd cd his
Debut an slim. Couservativa objection; bat lfir. Howard
supported; ha said ths oversaw had stated he heard Mr.
Probst wes • foreigner ; but ha =aid not mass say person
who had told Mat so. _ .

- Th. Siwriete-rTeri there was salicieut evidence' t
OS Ur. Probst to prove his claim, sad if be did set oboes
to walk up bees be most not be surprised at bbi sane
bens street out tom especially as be had bad It doss
before. sad. therefore* was doubly warzied.
Expaaged.
manta

Richard Iless. 10. Bram;rl7lc-baildlaga Ocoaerrative
claim _

—a;..a.

"ootdanliabbels. Liberal 01, houses la suociewics.
Mr. objected that claimant had rot, paid rat.;
but the Wylie overseer. Mr. Wangs. Pearoey. wad so retie
had beet awls shwa November, 1878, tin February of this
At tha. easolueloa, at half-pest fish% Yr. Waage
Awaked the Revislag Barrister for the madam mid
with which he had listened to the adrookinizel
ha hoped that when next he west before •
Banister. they shooald meet with opal °
Yr. Vigor said he was very pleased gut: they lad
ease to the lad of their joursey. They had sifted the
evtleaos Is the different awes ; be did set Mak they had
lu way way araesded their deities. sad he was very melt
obliged to them

OZIDIOOI.

Rs-orestro or rns Causal.—Th. church ol
Mee, restored at • oast £1,300 =der the superintend-
loos of lir. Orioluney, architect, the work being done
by Mr. Jobe Beer, bonier, of Wareham, wee
re-opened on Wednesday. Neither /Bebop or Arab-
deacon attesded, aid Me letters of &priory for son-
attesdanee were nosserons. The local 11eny.
however, had • " star " le Blebs) Windrows, Ws of
Zubal•ed, who preached in the monde( hoes Haggai
11., 07 and 9 v., atter which a oolleotion wee made
&meantime to £l4 Si. 7d lath. ettersoon Mire was a
lumbers lath. schoolroom, about 00 adentling, red
the mate la charge; RIM. T. Worthiest= prodded
sad respoeded for the Restored= Conualtbse.
Tbe armee& of the ohoroizt.inzt
speakiag, the work of thecai
Wedowee, who would give & man pant of £lll5
towards the met, which, however, would probably
amount to something like SOO, so that they nay
would do the week themselves la the lass no. At
int they evicted to spend about £9OO, bud they had
actually spent betas= 81,430 sad £1.300. The Ma
at 1100, bad bees gives for • WNW
glom That they ad not beg for.ragaws7lBlaldollred
thm, and they had se optics but to receive Iliad
It It was dedred they should do. The
Cl.lllltek as
had subearibed 9390,_ and Miss Stuart
536 to the restored= fired Llire. Bram kait
two wisdom et • cost of 8130, asd Mn. miustt, of
Leavers had put up a Marlow to the memory of Ur
father, ala oost of SW Amongst the sabearibers to
Us work ere the Lord lieutesest, the Berl of Matt=
bory, Bad Bedside**, Sir W. Ms General Mobil grad
others. The Lord of the Mawr, the 'spired= sad
way of the residents In the perish. are Bess=
Catholic. The ohoreir is mrseedieolee ha style with
nave, sheseal, tower, Sok* add, and North tressept,
having au mrso root of pollard pike pis, the nave
edth Poole has, and the aide with lead. The
rhreelabes have best re-emoted as a 6-leek bed of
aremete. A new chancel has yet to be added.

HARDY !EMT GALRGIN.
No more satlidestory weather eaald be 'Mad far then
we are baster dwheg the preesat week for katvestleg
fruit. Wan fruit hes bees dew la *mend wttls IS2. withomodlaa abe warn sasesev, sad ewe et the
dillicakies we law• to ~sad with Is le melee* Ta—b7sii
Oh. attacks el wasps. They bore Shots:read throughI media bens sad devote's& everrds*. in AMPS 01 fruitthat oases In their way Ware it is half The one
Seileelbia of this Is that the fruit is unless
seoset far ao• ,ifts Purposes, aad the lass Is serious in a
season ilke this sa there is so little to spare. We must.
ho sever. Persevere again* the easeey rather this Whew
1 crops that are required be keslal before they are gaits
ready. Oot • pear or mills la and the swede will be taming quite black if the fruit Is ripe. Wake the begs " lase far due fruits in order to bent the MUM With
repo to ascoinneadaltlon forkerni.6.olt, It
1.....1e seldom what It should ba bat oars is sad
as equable tersPeratelte are ilrccisdr—.6tices be observed its the (rut Warm, wheth,, it be a nudes%
structure, or a mere died, as a great maw of
. Attention must be gives to plasetlags
ern arethough fruit trees kst'll revived-
rapidly dories the
Past suranser, there Is no doubt that la many garden Mark WWI. &Priests, sad peaches will have to be
raglan, renewed. The a eye will now be able
to disowns speioat those that are thisaylag wholly at In The leaves of deciarlag trees or breathes
are half carted up: these breneliss arM Hagar Co oath Dent ePrins, and will psotably sit an abundance of Oda,
alma widish tineaor •Mb Awe will tUe outright. It
Weis thinteaudiolas sealegiAll beetle tterellialanywitikladultat".. that
ndtheria Is bad @Weeklong, or are nots=ed is Waft Is
which they ere be seeks& out and
reglieted by sidlablyg=a, We geode • 'belittles el
yang trees win d a
heat the nersee7 lastslcs. tam= reeLiglen fee Wag Peesseaseit
id by owlet the math. I Taieldineity
wise that Northam Gressaka
_Keswick Deli*
are=. Led Iludighl.llarnsee. sad tice
g well iisre_ _ ; these nay be
iv/ WarairesiMa splendid apple ; Mee des ales
very line ; Orelk Osoyeesteln. Wagerer
der.L.Rsiatilits de •
me a.êe. We have a whiberlinnied
Ifizallgßames.bearier. sal= —..—plich.situz.tessaliaillit lidillrn
guaranis, Beres Ward. sod el =l.wa areentska
CtOppars la oast sails sod 01 Pier& Sergendle.
triune 11%wee of Jermainnimbe Dm %reties, Karla
knifes, 8e.,,. de pig lassueseik, leen. Rudy, ok,
inwaseu. and N. Pins eerie Na sure &ODOM nearly aver where: in the North of *Nam lb plus iiimia.
Beane Olairgeau, sad Pitatestaa biases are Invariably
formed la the pries bat at all Chaplet exhildtleaa The
dawn pear we have in the garden hare is Van None Lcas
Is Okra. Peso Wm, also aweeeds wary well, awl these
are • greet many others that might be awed In the same
amatory. On. of the beet pears far etewhis Puttees' is
V.:robins. sad It inserweds very well hen se a mama, 4.
gig good plena arc Grebe Givrozi..... v.., sues Bosom Ooe's Gulden sad Betas Mode d •
BayikT. -• W. Heine. Oaalard Kew, la Garden4/1r
Chrenfela