The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-08-27 00:00:00

THE DORsvr couNTy EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27. 1878.

s,lourPt Counitt exilress.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 27.

NOTES OF TIIE WEEK.
It f. r-t.,0l th.tc the medical profession are
HAUL.' LI have, if possible, large number of
n .11illtiV0, in tie: House of C•snmons at the next
, • 1.,r..1 cleaion. Meal. al men complain that at
prt, at thev are etArdy wi•hout repregentation,
wl.ile 'h. Bur, dis railway lateral, Vale. e•nnuterce,
Ia the .H.er lutAreets, have munherleas spf ken-
la Parliament. Dr. Andrew Clarke, it la said,
mi-tand for the lJniversity of Lotalub.
r Henry Thompson is alfeJ spoken of as a prolmbla
C .ndidate for a my At.

'I he r..olve of the IGvernment not to have a
In•solution this ye.a h un.lorsto.ei to be in great
wea,,nre t • the repreecutatious of supporter. 101
the 6•,v,rr,ment in the North of England. The losses
In tra,e, awl the diAlulninee to manufactures by the
•tiiko„ here naturally borne with ein.eaal force on
the n. rhert e.4intie“ and 1.-rough., an I the landlords,
Rimini, too- and workers there ore *bite mei.
of t Atach mich i7nportanee to the glory of
-ecrct AUL% .tatiC in otect rat.. it haa been
•••••:.Ite,l ti 1. ii Bele n.h.l I by northern
mem sth .t, it he uLre ti emit the north omw with
,eoeral election, tle• chances are that Cultail of Lii
ettip.rtern Wl/111,1 lose their abate.

The =A lteport of the Commb.sioneni in Lunacy
re% Lugo .u.td persistent incr.:lse in the number
of "roister. lunatics, idiots. and pei sons of unsound
mind it. Engl. n.l anti Wales." ming the last 19
y..ars the registered number tit..., unfortunate
1.4n0n from 36,792 to G 5.7.36, tl,e yearly rate
f "itnetoe hayii.t rmit from 12% in 11,04 to 1.902 in
1878. It i. true that the increa•e f Lod year has on
fur occa.dons bin nightly excee t .1; but viewed
togeth•r, the ~pparent average growth ,4 insanity has
been fairly ~ustatit, the result being that between
11159 and 1576 the recognised insane population has
increase,' by 31,7703—in fact, nearly doubled itaelf.

In :AI th., br-t American schrnle corporal punish.
ment imicisasen. A schoolmaster wh se hold on the
...teem .4 ii pupils is so weak that ho inust maintain
Ida anthoi ity in the schoolroom by the physical dread
which he inspires ham clearly mistaken his profession,
and ought forthwith to seek another. They may. of
course, IMC3II+O of exceptional juvenile recalcitrancy
requiring crani4ional treatment. In the American
!'tates, where corporal punishment is forbidden by
Acts .4 the State Legislature, serious cases are
generally reported by the teachers to the School
Hoards. The latter put themselves in communication
with the parents or guardians of offenders, and if this
ha. not the desired effect in subduing the rebellious
spirit, mammary expubbm follows. Expulsions,
botvt% cr, are about as rare as earthquakes, and are
hanily lees &twirl

H. re Pt a th.lihtful ppecitisen of city jobbery sari
c gryphon. 14.. rent return. .how that "The reception
..1 Ili. 'toys! IliAtie.e the Prince of Wales on his
ICIIIrII frau a i.it to ifer lajesty'i Imlian Empire'
c...t. ti.' City ..f 1...ni10n the enlacing —and, If the
umittsit Ii of. fly n... 1 tufferimt f many parte of the
nt..r t • be r..:ar.le.l—the entel andheartieuly
• etru...g.tut hum of £17.57.1 :M. lOil. The wine bill,
alone, muminte.l to I:1,731, while the "menu cards
a... 1 .letue procromene." are .et clown at 1:559; the
'• Lamp!. t and be'.l Cade.' at £344; and "Wall,lil.”
Wintit,rl 01,4 may be, at £ll7 1.14. I But what care
yho ..hare in the plunder or thoee who formed
th.teutr.il figures of the win:Wiwi 'Pageant?

The r..litetb.ll of Puitch's c4rtoons ,4 Lord Beacons.
field's Is litical career. which are being sohl at ball-a.
c. c..i y, has reached the enormous sale of 60,000.

Four bemired b4tle 1 rllitniugne and forty boxes
ot cia were conauniel I,oard the vessel which
ono. dated the I.orde and Common' and their
ut. the 'Laval r.%iLw. Who win have to pay
t 1...

lic t. it biv..l tic I • ' mrlhlate &t Newcastle-
:, t • • r than a gain of one sag
o. f r it it 6 a .triking
I tht• .hilt •f i pinhot. The election
it. r dba•ltantaget. The
M,. athhone Eke. hat
in the till. The Prct.i Lent of the
wa* for p•aue flute before the

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. . •11,..,ito•ntiv withdrew, and only last
• , • . • .1 ,u decided not. to contest the
, • eLey. A huu.l.er .1 Liberals, however.
• b•-• ,ti ti d with this avulsion awl at a meeting
;.I rwara, resole.] to apk Mr. Edge to become
, .oeliddt... Mr. Fotre now beads the poll with 1,330
tvs a4.an-t fr.lo ill by his opronent. There was
uncemt.a*ty in the opinioos of the unsucceseful
lie avowed hilliSelf a cordial supporter of
.Micktry. ani wattulit approved their
r. Edge Was L.mally pronounced in
iti f dc,cribin.: himself ea a

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•, , •
~Ilruiiio to give an independent
:npport to the leader' of the Liberal
ty. kV.'," the., a fair tria f trength, any
Map: Ou the Aide 1 the
Airs ,toli L,o, Wk. luta 'wen longest in the
It I.c:ear (real t hie eba:ti a that Liberate
to bai rosily disheartened by the
.4 their i.tipinent...

DOZOILESTII2.
(.H -At the annul licensing miet-
LII yastenlay iNloanlay) before
, ralan Otruie, AnLI Mr. Gregory, the
• • .• iicaltvepers' ant i.....rh•ense licences,
• VI. w..re rrne.r...l, and the Superinten.lent
I .• h., I n.. complainte t. make against any
Tho.,ijouru,l meeting is il.ct for z,eptember

Ent 1)4,6(.14E41-En Di.rtsssst. This institution
w;I I. remoss.l t more msenient promises

tt tire.tt Yonlingtott. The latter end
t:•••tt. Ist nth au :at •rati•ou will b. male in Rule 111,
ittlt wt:l ,tuti!ltt paytnent of •
ti it •o t it It rtirtt of inediciltr ; %%ben the exact

• ft: fl is fixed indir • will be given by
lb,l r its. ,evrttary Es. rett, N.A.)

•ICKt.e. H. A. v. C.
h playe.l at the lloznie'i. Frhlay after-
.ii, .u 4 W. 4.4 ,I.eided on the first inning. in favour

7:r. 1:ra.1% aleveu, as time w. 011,1 notcden teit the
1., I.e 'hay Th ed out. e battio4 and
aas a feature of the game. &ores :

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1....1'. 11. It Phipps. Mop, I. Miles
i!ilett,l I. Read ..„
s, Mewl
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• • •t• tVeseutt, Y. Rawl
Itrowli. I, C. Read
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pevere thunderst •rnt va—e,l over title piece on
Sat or I:ty. Bet% ern "Ile anti limn the nth, mug down
t ; the Hatpin.: was sery viritl and the
.1-tienlorly I art o-el sharp. The dorm
. Ls. 1,..0 CT the .ther ride of
..• 1.. -Tumbled. herau, there was not
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In t iy the clu..t ; .hat they i,lnt e the
~•th.t they he ,r.1..f the thunder ware a
en,,,ldinzo. At the eth.tnieut gardens hi
t....•t. r the fortne,l a miniature pond, and an
, r!, tdd, n. j W3ll a pretty .1 ight t, see the
L: I. II Kt down in laro number* and indulge in a
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