The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-11-06 00:00:00

should send them to their repremotitives-he erne afraid. LA 1 I.
Wat°s did not repTant th.m. A Voice "No, be
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THE DORCHESTER BATURNALIA.
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The Roa. W. J. Bali roes t. 5 a n& but his appearance
w.s the signal for ren owed mourn Piton. 11101ODAT AFTEMIOOII.
A publ can of Southatrett (W. Hay) having soar thing to
say front the rear of the Halt was intriad b 1 the chairmen This annual carnival prosaism to be a groat micoun.
" come to the (root." (A voice : "Shatit.") The Chair. should the weather be favourable. A hog* boob* has
moo asked if Mr. liar wished to put an &woodman:it,
arlaen the It W. J. Baia said he wished Mr. Hay woad been mooted on Ponsdintry, and every arreageineal
hove " his imy_" now, and he (Kr. Bain) would speak
' afterward* Toe publican uaentioned ref owed to haibeen made to ensure • densonatration equal, If 801 l
00WO to the front,_ and from his posotioa at the superior, to up" of forms, Ths gags ssui
W
! rem asked Hr. hitwell wheth.r it wee tre.
that the petitl as he had mentiosed had been amenable on the London-road at eight o'clock, and,
signed fly the Suede), School Children and young Poata° accompanied by bands of mimic, will parade the tows
of 'no mind.' (laughter.) Kr. vnt.e..it malted that
even if they had been 'Lined (he did sot Mtn t that they in the usual ord.', afterwards proms/Um to pogo&
were) by raped and ball starved caildren-(applease)- bury.
such should aunty have a voice in the in Her (maimed
applause bona Um, front, sod derisive arise from the rest), DUE'S AND DUCHESS Or CONNAUGHT.
.„a they had also been fumed by Board. of Curdles..
School Bards, Town Councils, IC, Ito. (Hear, hear.) Bitimmt, ILooday.-Ttsl Duke and Dacha* 01
Here the brawler. la the rear struck up, by way of Goanatieht embodied it.,. this istoruisig foe Lana.
a,gflosetit, " God Save the Queen" and Sale Britmtnia."
When they woos tired of this and the Chairman begged
them to be quiet. mouton* *hooted "Sheepskin*" a. an
attempt at sir. Tots allusion, no doubt, had reference
to the Chairman's Maims. (mat of leather merchant.
tanner, Uer
.) Toe Cba ran replied thtt thet• were maul
goat thous prtemb (Applause.) Mr. lmundi than
asked fly with refer-nth to his statement whether
be wood aim • single instance. to prove what he had
Matti. (Applause.)
The reply was " Rua Britannia " the strains of which
were kept up witii spirit for several minute*
Hr. Bane " I ooneratutats you'-(r. n wed singing.
" &Maim shod' bo slaves 1.--" It's perfectly useless ;
I .hell have toy say, if I moan here till tin o'clook '
(UPtoar, tat ug several minium ) "I say I cousrataiete
you on your good luso and good thro ; but I dotal
oongratu:ate you an haying plain common sense." (Seems
and personal rem.rks, leti by Jobs toner ) Mr. Bats
shimmies Bugte.Msior foster, sail: "It's diggiscisful-:
you wear the Q.lll,a's uniform, end ought to he mhamed
of yourself; no• I tell you, and all those who aell do ink,
that there is so worse argument &AMA them than your
°endow." (Applaue and leers.) "I stand here not on
toat abeineeci grounds. but on • Pubic quest on. allet-
tog the whole community." (Derisive cheers.) "I have
baore me the evidoans -the cadmios of egress majority."
(Load (Ammer.) " Now the wont arguaent tor • bed
on as is notes" (" All honour to the UM" was Men
struck up at the rear, sad whUe at lasted it was useless foe
Hr. Bats to endeavour to be beard. Then followed, "We
won't go toms till aseraing.l Kr. Bain: "Yes, that's
111104 in /Our way." (Laughter. ends Voice : "Sit down;
sit down.") Mr. Solo:' No ,I won't sit down ; when you
bay.don.. I will mt" ea (Uproar.) " All other trader*
area impeded to Moss on Ms &today, end why should
publicanu be allowed to open and continue his trade.
Osa you answer lost r (Tmraply was " Bole Brot meta"
In louder etraine than ever. A. Votes "Speak the
truth.") Mr. Bats: Yee, I wilt speak the troth. lam
bare in the name of decency and public morality." (Ale
pimps, followed by "All honour to the 14th," and inter.
nitwith vented, qua' docharking.) Baia : "As
the Hma of God on Sonde, morning I can
emeatly page along foe the filthy stench from the public-
beams." (Stamping end loud singing.) "I spent in the
same of the publican himself, sod Itay. tie evidems of
• lerge proportion of the publicans who vial the houses
to be closed on Sundays. Perhaps you will Mar a little
story which—" (The details of the story wen entirety
feet upon the noi.y pubt cone, who once more led "
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honour to the 11th. ) In the midst of the uproar, Mi.
lain illustrated an old mach which wee stopped by • don-
key stretching itself along the road, and compared the
isterrupiors to the " blocking • donkm. (Applause and
IIiCrCH.LIIIMUN then reed the resolatlon, which WM/
earned er.tooot an amendment.
Mr. 0/110101. of Briet A, then roes to move "That the
Oltairorto be requested t u sign on behalf of this meetba
• memorial in favour of Sunday Closing. sod to forward
the ohmo tithe Prime Minister. the Home Sea story, and
the itembore of Parliament for Bridp.ort aodDoreetsaire."
Toe ditty, " Three Blind Moss: co istitoteir drowned the
words of the resolut on. end J. II ouusell, of Albritton.
who repeatedly interrupted at the rest of the Hall, we.
called to order from the choir. Mr. Osb no pointed OMt
that nine-tenths of the people were in fat OM' of the Bo o
but the uproar bum et to each an extsnt that t
meeker advanced tu the edge of the platform I walbl.
toe repreeontivires of the Press ti hear his remarks. He
proceeded to soy thou tdo, cause woe bond apou truth
sad right, and that there woes aver yet a cause aolvoc
by clamour but that it was tat altogether. Tee pubilosn's
craft we. in danmr-(applanse)--and they had ample
Proof of th it by the few who were eniemouring to thou
the meeting, and using remarks which should never be
Meat/ In an/ Ci•llimed meting, He eras obliged to
the publican who ha I ban im ling the uproar that eve,
tog. and who had oleized their bills in his window for the
lath fortnight. otimlulmo)
crir. 01 rplETTSMlLAsCor:l:4l"Ceesdl"iiCEMl.rralt.endiowilt:hror'uirxtid:L.L.nwdb.dith.
the appointment of committee an I offi of the Brid•
port Auxiliary ti the 0 istool Association, Ma.
This was carried anti I loud applause and uproar. It
may bs stated that not • word uttered by the two teat
speakers was audible, and during their smirked the
greateet confusion prevailed.

TIM ELZOTBJOAL SIHIBITION.

Valuta, htuaday.—lt expeatad 81r William
Thou:mai and Sir Willi&c Swami will reamini
dooorationa la coansocion with thi ideetataal We*
tioa.