The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-12-03 00:00:00

Now, in orateheelon, I would gay
The abeentoes have lid
A pleasant evening la the warm,
Tot with perpetual Trost.
And may the Benin L live long
To clam Ms Beres here,
Amidst each jovial coatreanY. and
• Abundseas of good deer.
The song was received with great applmee, and encored.
Mr. IL Demons remarked they had now arrived at
what might well be c widened the toast of the evening.
Grist cause had they to congratulate themselves on the
Chairman of the evening, and be gave his health.
The Corporation had done well by the appointment of
Mr. Pope as Mayor, and most genially and suomedully
had his Worship presided on this occasion. (Musical
honours.)
The WATOR, in acknowledging the toast...aid he felt Its
greet honour to preside over the meeting' he was Moen.
patent and nervous, still he had done Ms bed
hear.) If he had added one iota to the success sTatlseer
baron dinner he was sure be wee amply repaid. He woad
not resurne Ms gest without proposing the next toast—
The visitors.' He a:preened satisfaction at the proesoce
of each a large contingent from Weymouth, and said they
wen heartily welcome : be hoped the honour of their vinit
would on some other occasion he reciprocated. With the
toad ha coupled the names of Mr. Howard and his good
old friend Kr. Aylesbury. (Applause)
Kr. R. N How•an rem tying be spent.. mach
time at Dorchester, shot be di,' not feel Memel( a visitor.
It was • source of delight to see Dorchester extend its
borders, and he hoped this improvement would go on
until the two town. were united. (Loud apolauso.) It
wee the greatest pleasure to himself to attend this dinner,
and he had been delighted to hear the Maya say the visit
should be reciprocated. (deplanes.)
Mr. Itrissaway said it had allwiled him great Odours
to attend the dinner. He trensidered these gatherings
tended much to remove the lll'fsellnp which neceessrihr
arose at time., and t make them citizens and
better men. noes who stayed at home were something
like the rough steam. Those who came out and joined at
theme meetings derived hiseined scab as that now ex-
perienced. He pi deed Dorchester was gest ahead as
the county tows. Its progress was great Indeed. It.
cattle market did It credit, and he rejoiced at that avid
other marks of prosperity. That new pile, the barracks,
'lorded him the utmost satisfaction aeon. of those in.
diestione. In conclusion. Me. ityloebary said the trades
tones dinner at Weymouth would trete of within the
Text three months, and if IN or FOS of the Dorchester
People would seats down to It be for one should be
delighted. (Ave's,...)
Sons : Kr. Osmond.
Kr. Howtao quote of the excellent harm of the *vet.
and proposed "The health of the Oirasaideir in
connection with which be named the worthy secretary.
(Msplasees)
Dintogx, in responding, said that was his trek
=israas as secretary of the Baron Committee, and
w:r• amply coospiesstod by the moors at the
present proceedind.
Bang by Mr. Leonard Robinette.
Mr. H. Brawn* gave" The Pres,' after which X,. T.
Zloty was etlierl awe for a sone
Mr. Amens Lock proposed "The Ladies; Kr. Twomi-
TON end Kr. &num replying,
Bong by Kr. Wapner.
The Ouraitat gave" The worthy Hod sad Rodeos."
which was heartily revived. Kr. non inninnntina and
soon alter %la* cusp.? separated, with pleasing re.
collodion* of the barna dinner of 1371

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EXPLOTIII a.vn RignolitV the Invest*,
tin before the magktreae of an all oar of err,
It was incidentally stand in evidence that the primmer
—who had been twenty-eight year. pronoutorb
rank* against whom they had (until this charge was
brought) no cause of complelat, and who occupied a
of trust, inasmuch as to him was confided the
Eitly of locking up the was paid at the rate
of 24a • week. he had some other source
of iaooolo which wee not inerniquted In Court; other.
who, to woos who knows the Amputees of Hie in
London , where, unlike dm counta7, everything must
be bought with money, fide. • week seems • very small
wage after so many years' servios. We masks DO
rand= on this msn's employers in particular we
would rather one the incident as • text forzeating
a little sermon to employers in general. *yen
arts wont to give liberal pay to those of their earvants
who pose. sop spedel qualification not essay found
elsewhere; whereas the mak* wines pLbow could be
tilled up at • week's notice are offset allowed to
vegetate year after ye., upon • very sender pittance.
Tim km of poiltoosi somoray may *GIN see sea.
dust, but, wher, the master is prospering, it le Nei
humans, nor is it even prods's!. The dernes to whom
we refer are too isolated and powerless to indulge in
attbut discontent often tackle In their henna
Iffereace to their emolorerft' Worded is &PR if
opportunity den, to develop into dishonesty. If
made it • rule that their rervinie should
pnrtkilpste In shotr prosperity. they would be served
more molonely and faithfully than they often are now,
and the unnatural antagonism at pretest irchtinri
between capital and labour would gredually dieeppear.
—Grephie.
Court Porn raster trklay.—Bef eve Yr. H. C.
Gordis and Colonel Swank'
Weirs Arrow. a pair" use suenweted fer being
drunk at Portland Railway St stir. P.C. Imbrues
Ricketts saw ht. cone from the 513 train drank
He Dearly fell under the train, and the tosnield. used
hr. He began wart and sweartag, sad nail he would
not go for him or arose like ido. His wife sun and
took bite rests—Defersat (tarn over • yeses): Wort
you be so ger es to Irk at that roar and see the SI.
trestessr I have had front the pollee for the last several
rIDTD—Kr. Smart •. ire nil oche sober Dow I—D•Dia.
dent: Yes, I kraal had earning to drink; I was not
drank thew —The oortable said the hula wee bar
shunted, and he was afraid deforsat would fall wider
the train —Defeu tar : He shatill gas out through the
railway ototins • It le as ell BMW ; reed Out peen to
the Coon. 11l 6 math Wiwi team—Kr. Symonds :
Whose writing is it I—Dedereat : war that near. I
Kr. Synors : Thee Isle set enders —The °Mime&
ond defendant bad been charged several tire before.—
Thdeadaat : I sae a Miner use now.—Ttie Chahar&
said the onatelreat would be • Ise of Ilk, or 14 days'

—Weer Br.;sem who did sot smear to his num, was
Marsh wig beim drag at hail-pailins se the 17th of
November 124.—Kr. °rooter (dart to 11r. Howard) said
the defendant woe arab* to be prevent es among of is
sagient by which he bad broths three of hie rfla Es
eakamdedied betas drank.—P.o Killer mid he shred
go ermunone personally ; Ire ehre wag the ose.—.
Banner wee with a mia named Warria, and goy moo
both dowak is the pelterwo2l:l7lb _web le the
Cis. l, Oar Iteirm soil dereedoot bed errair hese
for for Webs seem
hie here otter =Wrier,. la sod elite MA
or Bevis dige-glit=th.wee laimediatth
loom
ani.k it Broadeva.-4, a Inka naiLiaZdes the AI
Komenbar, at Wash tom he was on gig at Bread way.
ow the railway strairm whoa be as.. the dereedeet
Aaada be
alkirvireVight=le ;Irsithee:PdtalilllF I:
w ye bowie hot he eel mew
atrreartatrk=shie reidhiheauwee is
sit=frau st
whom woo • yam= ; hens set KI mode frost
harm Nerthor bins Limn kaow he woe a amaibie ;
he did set like helm pushed gig mg that wm i=h:
Mira
did not go Ea had raw hem In a sang
what b. ime it was • pellemein be wort bawl et ewe.
—The oeperhatimileet ° mid he had emillobed the
delemileet too,—Thin
yo
go
ipibia IrerCOOL nio ego eramobed far Wag annik.—Plaed
111 r. Memel Chesiiim Pertiodi in emememel for os.
oroaim/A he Were,. at. Nedra by eiheirouxur.
reashi wawa —Millellilli Mid Walpplas sue 1
left fn the larbram ; hi... net aware Ibis to.
was there satll Sager rearning, had he ImownwiliC
wanes woo AV, et tbe =lfti hild he wield hew
removed It —Kr. R. IL
Ditz........
kale thow:.= woe left.— ea 4 ba—w
a there nal to hews the wager
tat= %Uwe, ;hi *Mesta the &hoe Was le dame who
lied the *arse of the —Mead le end ewe.
Job Bel w_im
to whoa—an mid shenkr °lse 13111ed° to larahilearo
egad M Immo whim she emit oet le —Kr. Wager
Dr." meld that he applied far as eget nu* the Glemseel
; the wow wee to annpet the weal te send
L--.baltier.:4. dr. as 4 .4 du es he ;mid be liable
Is bir bled. n• Word lied hew 4100 a Ka times and cebr
Is had twee registsred—Ordos piste&
Mr. w. rw aso WNW el geisha's*, el the
Weymouth aka ailtal erderisit ermil
Ma tliddiadearddidd , whe wee
heal la the mg —J. 10. dim. 1
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