Weekly News. — 1890-02-20 (Blandford, Dorset, England)

GRAPH AT BOURNEMOUTH. was known of the capital of the diminutive Dorsetshire too Swanage, and George Burt relates the story of his red from mammon- very restless, ana kept going in and out of the room. About. fortnight before he had sue red to the foreshore. Would it not be well to write much doubt if you will be able to comprehend it all. greatest wonder peninsula, shut in between e blue sea, the steep r, • Exhibitions and lectures on this • bet the bl t'ld finat for the rsilway from Wareham, and the new front k to him and ask him to pay hall? Ile wee a very To begin with I must refer to history : p eject for the shortened journey he has just carried holism, overwor ,of the age, were given in the Shaftesbury Purbeck Hill., and the land-locked lagoons commonly di - -ed believed it was the result of breakdown holism, and lie was attended by Dr. Cues°. They liberal man, so they said. (Laughter.) Last year Kasisi, or Ramakukan, the pane Hall on Friday and Saturday last, under the .rough successfully, while his two sons were The ' little hard ' working quaint townon the banks of the Themes. As a Freemason, • politician he puts im lint fai• dhi ex...tlr,Lohmtei,d,u: The Clerk pointed out that that amount did not mount chief of the Makalolo, was gathered include Sir George's own solicitor's charges. They unto hie to (perhaps Ham) management of Mr. D. b denh .As e described as Poole Harbour. lowhich George Burt was born can claim, however, a " Brother" Burt has. long sine* wan the purple, and as tryhFeerehi:s i" gexili::'ndi n aat i eye" a r 'Ws Iln hardes s wneryke r "L I any inteMion of committing suicide, an.l were engaged M getting up a ease on behalf of Sir Malauli reigned in hie stead. Now Malauli, who means of spreading the knowledge' of this wonderfulp p thin Ur. W. H. Smith, not at all of 's melancholy or brooding disposon. George's own title, and that was a matter between befoie ruled his own people very well, became rather discovery of the world-famed American such entertain- history of no mean importance. A Danish fleet was who &el not hesitate to help him when he was raising mantes as these are very useful, and while the lost the rocks below Peverel Point in the days of fends f' on or the branch railway which first united the month, stated that about nine days before tke dimeMr. Ernest Come, medical practitioner, Bourneobnoxious to the white residents, sob, wee too power- phonograph 's so to speak, in its infancy, it is naturally • Mr. Beechey : Can we do any good by writing to ful as paramount chief. So certain white men intrigued ter • 1 ' 8-. • -' f King Alfred ; Purbeck stone Wan used extensively in Tele of Purbeck to the rest of the world. He has on. and Sir deorge. ming a remunerative kind of performance o an him ? against him, and incited one, Kampata, n aupposed Sin • • . After the construction of some of the most magnificent bounded confidence in the plan adopted by Mr. entirely novel and astomehing character. ter one e deceased by his father. Be proved him to be somepoorance of the deceased he was called to see the . Mr. Hankinson said that they were the lessees of of Resist, to rebel against him; and Kampala, beingDutton and his far-seeing lieutenant Mr. Sconce hrealised depth d I h f tile edifices • the kingdom almost far back as th tummy. • • . . as thoroughly thean engt o in in e a as the shore, end were bound to defend their town title. backed up by certain white people, was successful, and e Before another five years have passed away he has dee grand master stroke of genius he will be ready to throw Conquest ; the Guild of " Free Marblera " enjoy what strange in manner, and he had, soemeteletlh,', Witness attended him up to the time h It was their own fault for not having made proper bye- took for himself Kasisea own kingdom, from Katnngas very little doubt that Scausge will be actively cornup the role of sceptic at the bidding of the inventor, certain jealously guarded immunities in virtue of an a hi, laws. He appreciated Mr. Beachey's endeavour to to Pimbi, on the upper Shine from Malauli. Andpeting with Bournemouth, and that Durlsten Park will for if sounds cin be bottle to and reproduced Edwardian charter ; and smugglers were still able to sat two or three days before he left home, a appeared. He was freer from de tenons during the Malauli was wild oviM the white people who intrigued what limit disbelieving'g'place' dfi 'tl d t f ° may the most on the set the excisemen at e sine in et esp. recesses o e . well and as popular as Boseombe Chilies relieve the rates. --- -- --