The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-10-19 00:00:00

the town a reaes ss Inf dutl and pleasure would have Hammen TKU BURGESS Lige.-On Wednesday the
been, hut they kept it carefully garret, awl the reason, burgess list of this borough waa revised by the Mayor and
I conceive, was that they wished to keep it to them- Asosocirs. There is as only one claim made by Mr. Thos.
selves, awl have all the credit, and let the Liberals have Beer, which was allowed on the necessary proofs being
ti-thiuz to do with it. That is a "dog-in-the-tuanger prwliired.
policy "-(licer, hest). If I knew of anything gwRI for SlesiCirst Etarrort. -Preparation. are being mole
Poole I alionl.l let the Conservative' know of it and for this election. The retiring members of the Council
wilt them to help nie - (cheers). We have unfortu- are Mr. C. Bond, Mr. I. Barnes, and Mr. If. Gill, who are
natelY faded in obtaining a Naval I 'ollege here. On the all nominated for re-election. There in also a vacancy
second discussion I was in Use House, and tried to most eatuievl by the election ni Mr. Johns as alderman. Mr. W.
tin objections made about the loam of Pude to the E. Groves has been woninated to fill the vacancy. Other
lest of ifly ability-4...r, hear). We don't know what nominations are spoken of.
niay be in store for Poole, but lam dread it will not Ditem.agn-Firg Basit-The members of this hand
le the Naval Collage. I congratulate you on what has were very kindly entertained by Mr. W. Z. Grove. on
happenol alms I was been last. A very venerable and Thursday evening. After playing several lively airs they
very cripply railway called the Somerset and Dorset haa partook of refreshments bountifully provided for them,
1,,,,. wised ty the cignroua Midland Railway and under after which, at the request of Mr. ai„ songs were
the management of its chief officer, Mr. Mth
iport. whose sung by members of e band, following which another
name in known throughotit England. I hope it will come favourite time was rendered, then the National Anthem
to Poole, and give no • good line of steamboats, thus chow- brought a very pleasant evening to a close.
inc itaelf the great enn,pany it boasts to be-(licer, hear). Pent Somas, Saturday. -Before Viscount Portman (chair-
y.,,, have I am afraid, a little speck looming Over the man', Mr J.. 1 Varquharwm, Hon W. IL Lt. Portman, 11.1'.,
harlotir. The following notice was given to me and to the ant Lord Wolverton.
other members .if Parliament :- Ambrose Kernl4ll. timber merchant, Handley, was charged
Mr George Augustus Frederick Ciwoolish Hemlock, of with hasher entered • carriage of • train whilst in motion as
Dorset, M.P., has applied for the rent of a several Illitielford 'cation, on the 10th Angulo. Mn Atkineon pletukd
oisor awl niuwel fishery In • portion of Poole Harbour, In the guilty on behalf of the delondant, who was lord Is and es
/-:•iinty /4 Dorset A draft order bu been prepared awl eireu- costa
late!, and an inspection has been ordered, which was held at i Khaki rardier, of Stiekland, was charged with being drunk
P..de on the lAli Institut by Mr. spencer Walpole, one of the : and refusing to leave the Hell Inn, Suck owl, when requested
Inspecbls of Salmon Fisheries. The report of the Impactor is 'todoso by the landlord Defendant was fined Is and to oats.
now under the consblenition of the Band of Trade. Reuben ChrndopAer, Henry Darrell, and noun's Lem cill
When I had thin servol on me, I put myself in CoMMunb Bland:ord. were charged with damaging certain uudereood,
cation with some friend. here, and I find the fishermen of whilst In march ,4 nut., in a wood belonging to Mr J. J.
pode don't like it at all. "The more fools they, if they Parquiarson.-Christopher pitaded not guilty, but T. Lane,
di-I." as my friend, Mr. Itousra remarks -(hear, hear). I gatneteeper, poised that he was one of the party of boys be
made inquiries, anti I find that in the next session, if the caught. -Defendants were each fins! 4s rob including costa
petition i. granted- and I underatand it is Partially recom- Jogn Grey, of Motecnibe, was charged with not having
mended-and not °bier's.' to, it will in two months roper control over his horse and cart at Whitchundi ink the
beeome law. As Meltibef tor Poole, and watching over Tnd October Idefondant did not appear. Tho tuati was proved
1 by P.C. Stockley. Defendant was fined is Cd and 0. lid oats.
your interest, if I find this "several" fishery is not deal'
for the dliifflorn and others who minim their call. . James Payer, • sheldienl lii tho employ of Mr ward, of
Inc. at Poole, I shall oppose the granting of that Provisional I 1311."11°rd St Mary, nil eummonod for having trespassed in
I starch of game iin hunk belonging to Sir William smith
and may hav a great deal of support. but I believe if
Urdu -(rhecre). Of course, he is • government official, ;
lMarfilent, on the Itith -eptember. -Mr Atkinson spleared for
e
ran make nut a pod case I shall carry a m b
majority of the I 'AI r
cm orster of Whitchurch, wao chargol with assaulting a
iend Thennt*- ""was '11"""'"1.
Ic,
How., 4ce u -mons with me-(e It may he mid m(Aihnametl Cuff, at the Kell Inn, Whitchuirh, on tho evening
that if Ur. Bentinek ban not the grant, you must e lat session day.-Ur Atkinson iiiipesrni for plaintifi,
find • Substitute ; if ark I ad ...1 vise you to nut Mr anore sof defendant. -Atter hewing the evidence,
yourselves under the control of the corporation which was very confilcUi ir' the Bench fined defendant re and
which represents to the whole body of the Inhabitants se coy, - '''
--fellows% In rondtpion, Mr. Ashley briefly touched George Pont, of EthuMford, Was Charged with allowing a cow
lira the subject of the appmaching municipal election, to stray on the Mill Down.nied. Defendant pleaded gully, and
and said that although he ought not properly to advert to having been were ecywoo fi
.ielyd woo 3e end de eetu. '
it, he ohoitlil like to see the whole a the Corporation I -
Literal, as muncipal elections were a type and prophecy of EITALBRIDGE.
p.m...Amy ones. He had attended pretty regularly in y
in the House of Common., and he hope' to do so during nigLe COMPILTITIWS.-The annual prize shooting of the
the 'nest se.ium which, lbe null not help thinking, 12th Dorset Rifle Volunteers took place 011 Thursday, but
a Fusty wind prevented good scores from being made. The
would be something out of the "bee( tea "line. lie spoke I
1 shyer challenge cross for the best aggregate score was won
of the defects id the government during the past sessions
in detail• of adminstration, and Raid R was as necessary by C. Kundle, who made 95,
that these details should be well carried out an that good -
lees should he issued for the country. (The hon. gentle-
men, in oincluiling, wee loudly cheered.)
Ilit. Knows!' proposed • vote of thanks to Mr. Ashley for
the manner in which he has represented the borough
during the pest two years and expressed the confidence of
the meeting to him for the future.
Ma Duarte seconded the proposition, which was
carried amidst loud cheering.
The Hoe. EYY.I.Ye, M.P., suitably replied, and proposed
a vote of thanks to the Mayor for preshling that evening.
The MAYOR acknowledged the compliment and cheers
having beci
aiiven hr Mr. Ashley, the Liberal candidates
for munei honours, and the queen, the meeting
terminated.