The Telegram. — 1888-06-26 (Weymouth, Dorset, England)

NOM. adt. num ly walking up and receiving a prtse,grearty to his credit. My sympathies were •vith the nneuremetul candidates in the rtillery.  I venture to give 34. M 0.,: poem con, plete, though without his pertains... I hear that it wan written a hurry. It is a pa, that all our hasty pruluetinus are nut equally etoqueav  Mr William Mitten Ms promiarel to speak at • glad itenionscretion at Winilsime 011 the Amen. Rank Holiday, that mras the announcement chars...ridded,. atl... not in the meantime condemned to Ise nii imprisoned martyr in ilo. oiterxits ol justice for • crindlydryipreaved mv.ple. It is so rarely that • polit t r *** of this raliore memos our ladder, tat hope the South Inirset Executive • ill mak., a strenuotis ed... to induce Mr. Ultima to extend his visit to °omits islom  La Oung. lnUi""71;!= 7P'.V24-r;I:Ztl"1"4:1::4 "'' • "410`n.g ""  An 'Poem Clergyman hoe antraetetr !WOO ,1 &Demo. ley throwmg ietett hi. Prteme Memo' " for the til,meire of the working classes on Sem- I clay afternoon. Now there ie a vast ddrerrnec ' Itetween the religious enostitution ofthisgentle. man arid the elasseett uf De smetais's Solite. tartan tone, Me stomoa is • "motet clergy- I nom. anti ins egeech id the regent Synod itt 1 lavonr 4,1 Me San., afternema game of lawn ' tennis muted' a tenthly Mater at that august ...t.t%. Witienat gong, su ler se Me ~ ete think the Seem clergyman Itm mt • ittswi example. I'Mnreeinatelyt there are nor town teromegee with groins, wterth throwing nnen, lent we know of one or two in Me count, whom •Dratern• teiniki le a mom, of great enjoyment to De poorer section id the commend,. In tow., where a few mitten.' mak take one mt. the. orn gelds, 44 ittkltiTe.S.t. h • Pes dog. is mininneed. and peril,. et eltoyether un neeemarY t stlll the aetion or Om Motleman is numoorthy ae showing a healthy ilmion to keep ahreast with thy* mg demands ol the work-1 tog dames for Sunday reentmation m diminet Dom Sabbath date:mum. There is only one elergynoin in theme ports who Ims had Me evorage to vest' one hates breadth itom the I ordinary cnst.innt regulations, mil that in • I Dorchester Rector, who on a glortmas Smiley evening in niol-anneener Depetmed with the ' ttnemi °firstly. emondly, and tinnily, with an ato• i a Mt,. and, candidly 6.161614 g that NaLretcootid preach aMr letter mrenon than ha could. allowed his tlork to wander where , Nature, voice mettles loudest a the goodnees I of a imetntiltyl Providettee.  3fr. Bond b. been tiying to explain toi the toustituents 4 Loa Dorset to general. and the people of Wareham in portico's, that the Liberal triumph at Ayr in of no special congaituenee, and is only one of of o,,Md oro dreg." reeling very notnrifily thot exhavonot a statemeot oi she owe would empire a nonall pookon of Irmoinen to .i,pint Bond drew an analogy heiireen 1. prowot sitnation and the isolated Cone...rive vietorieo in 18801 whirl, he mid, were fol. lowed by o mire, of the hoard at the nest oketims. If timid oot have ehoseti • ',Ger example. The Tories were in 4firo 00 18001, •nol people gut junt os hmrtily niclt of Meta then as they are doing now. 80. we ought to he vrry grateful to Mr. Bond for ho. opiewh IVedneoloy afternoon. Ile ha* rimhoood mei eleorly uurrobnrated what or, have known all along, whieh in that she Government did not give the Loot' Government Bill of ib00.,,. free will—(Query, lo there such • thing as Tory fret...ll)ImA nimply beraow they dare not di. ot herwio. "If you moutire into the ins anal outs of the whole thing,- mid NI,. Bond, you trill find that Me yreoont Government hod otn fogies. lint to bring in the hill in us present form ' What a otste of &ffolo.o Ouvernmeot existing on wifferonee end Witlietat option ! This tort of thing connnt Not ling. It Ott (arra. Unfortunately, the Rev. Poilhani reeNe If Warehoui, aold It, ho speech on WeJaeoday that—  ! Mr. hlorley's nmenilment dealing with the !of a considerable change i„ Zinn= tion. A Chairman of Quarter beano.* writes : subject ; • '  I Unnatanle. kaan etl,:e.""We; ttrl'd an mananned tadi, It is a clear ,nl., nonipareel anta ,n,arto.fanaaaro, seal k• weaken The rounty ;lice foCee is adininiidered with tem ship in Dorset, hut the recem Waged, in Devonshire, where a policc-mrgelint, after long end honourable mrvitmle, tom Ssuicide from aeum distress, at Lea, rdenred in the rank, together with tliv anomalous it... Cl the Police Superanntistion Fund, end the whole system of control and rheiniswil of , the police officer, makes it abundantly claim that souls general reform is needsd. Foe in,tana, a constable is commlleil eentribioe to the bimeranntiation Fund diming the whole of hi, eerviee, hod on his dihrherge. Vie..va'ne7°:r"Cli has heen deducmil, with m .or ils, his con, sent, front his wham Of cones is injustice will lie remedied by the Police Superennuation Act, but with the come. of the tailice placed Aimed, in the hande Cl the County Council, though we have don.. kw to the economy rit the. ,chenge, we hope the great tiody of con; v  7:la.C.tr.:7`''''"'""""""" "e 2 _het. "." `'"  , This is an alunning prospect for the electors of East Does.. However. it is some conieilslion to know that this brririe discovery sea not he mete until all the constituents have snuffled otf this mortal coil !  skeins the compensatien ehinses, Mr. Bond mys, mitst Le • curiously-flamed mind which would avek rn make out that the Govetn. ment had sustained Ally of prestige. or met with Any relruff, over the withdrawal." lit, ntri,...41 'lroned iniuti which detests ALy of prestige, W must be • evri.acsly-plaz, eye whirh its, blind that it cannot see vehat 4,1 11,. Government have had to swallow. Why Is,, the Tomos been guiding it. own dear -stainlding " First Lord about bin compensation CiAlt. work, if it has all been so nice And satisfactory I