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

111111ANAIII.

Wi org somy to rossrd Ms death of Miss 8.
momillastiVsto.aWalessisgiaselag, Moptembar
at Swamis, sitss • ltrmanm Maas,
sod 18 tsars.
Azaussmou Os Tom —Os Ma= Tinawlays,
rammingsbulelaoatoter 2ad. until tho
or Reiltskambsi toaralsrPools
sad Bassartut fisswiss, (wailbar
leave Pools 1010 aad 4 p.m., sad
i 11.40 a.m. aad 5 p.m., taking up at Break.
lossSfilloatii Hama by signal.

That &inshore subjects are not In 7,=osessoted
In the popular belief of mankind in and that
they should be insomnia must be the format with
of every captain and private in every esrp—onessot
politke with asything but polities pare and strepie,
and it leavens it sad games ft le booms intolerable to
• certain motion of the seminmity. A paidsal Free.
mom for inetanes is • &gram to his orAL. political
clergyman is a cures to bis
Corporation dose not do itsemilEltiLthe Cr%
governs. The matesen a magistrate is
always looked upon with sespici
Walt the
when • political
volunteer ( ly if be does not a the sent as
ourselves) is ' • ism too horrid to osennapisha." Of
course, the volunteers amennled at the late reindeer
supper at Wareham were not politicians—
" Oh, no, we never mention '.m—
They were merely soldiers, who had met together to talk
drillanA dhows to arching, shooting. camping, and noth-
ing am, in fact to "talk shop.' The chairman of the
aseembly, as everyone knows, was not •
therefore when polities fell horn the lips o oaratkialkwies
honoured the assembly with hiemeemat he did not
understand what it was holm spob about, and so did
not interrupt the spealair, who had his say--eye, and
said It wee—but the day of reteibuthe was to noise,
POOLS. • irisvanoe was rased which was to be duly aired be
print for Its hamar nature to be thomegblylPreel•
A Ram Varron.—Sents faimemen were exhibiting Med. And aired it was, but none tbonria m of it about the town on Wednesday monist • mecums a after it was aired—it was the old, old story, and it fell
the WIIP Bel: It caught h. Jobe Wills. MI like water mos the dunit's beck. The grievous ahem
aheistehurth Medi and was • f nrown speciosa, of residag &little ;make* bay with the ennsidne of a
It is not often found In the Retail Mama, fts vehintear mem" is one which the team of mg* 'saki
native lame bang the Mediterranean. Tin iirst as. Mom in the wet of those who at the en as time
recorda specimen fowsd In English trams was kind can" doss on the uMear7 "emi btflo=mleirellee4
at in 17.11. It has occasionally been to the political bayambe:r Baer found on the onset. The specimen in mestioa conclude these remarks by taking • view ciao ease as
weighed 711b5., and its km% was shout 141 team. It to tn. The waraher for Wareham had
Its whip tale, whin resembles• rat's, memories fd someeded la wresting that borough from the
laches.
clutches of a seen who in the days a opea voting
• Ramat Proms Carr TO Psson.—On Taseday had threatened to have his butler sleeted if his acetate
evening Mr. T. B. E. Reviled% dsputy-oornner for the mum dare dictate to him, and a man also who up to
Monson district, bad an inquest at Use New Poole a milk date was (Peobeln keine/ for the Hones a
smagne, on the body of • young lad, named Jame! Commons) coospionous by his ammo from his seat.
Hlohisrd2_l,6lrueri,„. a aye, entirred apes the nil member for Ware had meetly ago been
14124°8 "" Westernßan vu7. hr. Waterousa elected for the borough, and all his aelaueas with
was foreman of the Puy. The unfortunate youth was show originated for the .nnst part from patics! bases,
engaged the suns morning in replenishing signal lamps Hence was it unnatural that when be was called upon
about halfsandle from the Joaction.—The weather to speak, as the member for Wanhaal (foeils(' he bees
was adman* foggy, and the last seen of him was by other than that he would not have been present at the
Anew Beet, • platelayer, who saw him go up a ladder sapper) be spoke as though he sal member f W
to attend to • isralx Shortly after that two trains bank and spoke to his &odious upon amble:tor watt
pawed sash other and Beet heard a rattling as if mast be dear to all true Zaegehmen, mach more to all
one of the trains had struckre tree English Volunteers. We maintain that In spite
were and. he 7.
.411.1:1117tefine sad he came ; of all said to the contrary, on army, both of regulars
soma tb• eeey Ike imeelbeeelt frightfully mutiletwi, ' and volunteers, has much at stake in political matter.,
one I was ilicast compile* off, mod the heed and body and it is of material moment to the military generally
knocked aboan—Tbe driver, 0= throaghoat the country who it Is that is at the head of
virivaii chew cd the lid% s lamp Wails. T 4 woopecity of Isilead agoutis am Vol