The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-12-14 00:00:00

ON inpobirr.

VINOMINT PALMNIANTON AT ItUMNNY.

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NIMWH npari from Plin onfinary innelinl tinnlo, In the
soonnionts lifttliilHN iti UMMIYMItIVII, TM
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ennellonoi henlth,

end, like oosl, when it is onee dug up you cannot expect
Ito have It ro•proslitoecl. I believe that nothing is bettor
ofteorifiell;lSllli,eatri titoodir
ilfarnitirlealrdiminilasitiutirollitehpeioirii,rilierthuareilid
if those who oultivate the lend would be morn Alen.
tire than they ire in collie forinyords So the colleuting
of monure fortimd In those yordo, and wculd apply It to
the enrichment of the soil, I believe thou forelgii mongrel
would, in ninny oases nut be required (hoer, hear) 1 at
oil twenty, I think tho't the thus la not vary for distant
when the foreign impply will comiu, and when
domestio g 11440 Will be the source to width you
moot apply. (Hear, heir.) There I. one peat
subject which is very much &cussed, and which is
now under ohyntleel examlnotion sit, whether
town somata con or cannot be advantateonoly
applied os manure. One'. hop. woo that the anolloe•
than would he gory end eorteln. Naporlolent has eliown,
however, that it is very dilleult I that the MAIO,
inked up with the 06W41141 end which Is of Its netts,
Inert, form so large 4 portioo of the onnyound thel It.
)111119V41 404‘11 4 greet deel,_end la not remunereticp, I
know, however, that the kletropoliten Nerd of Wit*
ere now employing eapertepeed ehynillits to we Itttlier
town owl; aannot 40 applied so Shut it may he van•
lageourly einsfermi it spy &item* ae agriau Sorel
immure, ncloulitedly, If In a town like Roomy you
could laic ipoold with tile eontento of your atteepoole
greet dent of valuable mama mlgli be oktolned whii
would otherwise he loot, (How, rir,) It 11l hard
nomusary ley ine to say—he pee I nnwpoir kinioliire
19 Ow widow yee—ihet w le filioullu Wil hite 40
)100 ineefiliir, their cat§ 0, a i Imp vipapla t RIF
lillsoNfeNl 011 silo la tie 00 en eel ill Itself tim
earg, ;Oh 0 , As in Ira el legring W till 11,
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Sc MINOR A IFIli 1411141 IP WO/ 41 41.1114ri rite tile
l'illi uI ell et es issue i ell !NMI H 7 the stupor,
Stole 41 dem AIM AT y. Boom, et there ill
II rthilllittliati ISlNaft, 4 wits
.pprool peas sinl
Iloperlitterlei:iwtill lis pay of the iil A OnlpltaA.-
ingot al iw. rying, 111111 1111411}I Weill rI te ill
,Illmf,
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ill
illiiiialri trilnililinaticiliellietslektilliiisFLaihiLii"e 1110.1' AjNitiwlnl3l la!
iniiiii %fie ire litt Hlldes Oak ottllll4 pose opts.
iff 1 s ei, esi my she!, from thai o inlilit,
(tltea{ lie
I"lrtiii iirld"l:lltrklosilhaellvelsi ii1701"1°Istl rihl t"tilir",
w y Hsi le a tiviiii eiliff jolt,* re alyful on.
ilikfil Neff te—l yi iori r iSc or hi: sees a
I Nit Wr".ll* 541. ""t 'll'' V, i Ind ' ticy
lre I ryg willsld art V a Isle I, aI I 1111 V II 1
em In at YI/Itata yri s the gm, plea of ntioiliti,ief
tile not the lOW mils tip et Ise kit gf pule a
,Ilict
ptlilliVitlll)he tewer , iiii you 'ppm is use e e betel.
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imill litib lirrtitill tl s :lett atiiiiete
1111-4 lti flirt" I ear il 'twirl 0 •
et lit (thehlllllSi ...:!,.."I:Fitlre.7.l,:k
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.la allirer wl o eorntoB eforej nth ait Inelltutliott mill.
wits reae rilial a ticket of goad august end 4 yew, am
LI
of ratej, is lle same lease o pride, of OW VW/
and of trot Inds as the soldier who gels Ole Uttar
Crow, or the Delver who 'lto 4 rihand tied round h s
noels or hung over Ids plioulder—dielletlone fur whlell
men risk theft Hoeg, end go through this greatest dos.
re, (0h5.,..) Whp In hie MIMS would mas eure the
Etlalailseat Mesa lithe soldier to rich, bile
111 life In battle
g the vela. of the IA of (topper Shot he nog be ea-
titled is west round Ids moth 1 Would le not be a
mockery to tell a Inch, " Chi and rltk your Ille 10 11111.4
a day, and If you pomp safe out of battle you shall hare
4 plea or eopper, or a hit of Ilband, of the value of a
few penes, &en to your' That is not the measure of
raise of the Vlatorle CNN, or the riband In the eyes it
the soldier, He wears Sheol as a token that he is a brave
man—that lie hos dune his duty to hie country—and lies
prehrrod his duty to oonsiderations of permanol safely
and MM. In the BOHN we with regard to the labourer,
Do into tbo 00ii1411 of the labouring man mid
see the delight 1•1111 whioh he points to the
cord on the ohlioneyphme, which proves to the ere of
his neighbours that he is worthy of the distinction of
reoeiving tide lostiniony of his merit i.e trillion. I tnnt
that we shill never he deterred by any false ridicule from
supporting thous Inattention' whioh tend to the good of
the labouring clauses. Let them know that their oonduct
Is watched, Shot their welfare is oared for, that their
merit will ho rewarded by those above them, ond then
depend upon It we shall produce a groat improvement
In Ilia morel Rod imolai oondition of the country. I trust
Shot tills immolation will °outdone to prosper and extend,
convinced as Imo thot associations of this kind ere
bonsai/MI and 'mead sotind principles of hotion over thus
whole extent of the country. Gentlemen, I give you
Prosperity to the komsey Agricultural Association.
The noble PRIMIDKNT then proposod the Mayor end
Corporation of Itomsey, and
Dr. BIDDOIIIII replied.
Lord Palmerston left the chair amid the cheering of
the inciting, and the proceedings terminated.

The itliniml ilitiper look place 111 the afternoon lit
the Willie Mien fetal, llpipeny, when elionit
hi lending iiidett 'OHM of She dieliaimit doyen,
eslitingtioklemil the elocikillplieir hy HIP Ji )1, 11,
on, H. H, Tolls M. .DC ditiseilMityne of
tintienyl, the tee, A, ours (vier), nitre, ft,
yre, T. W, efiderron, R. Myr., Taylor, .1, Atha,
J. C, /Sharp, O. Nluip,
After the cloth hid been drawn Anil gritoe meld,
The noble Pllllllllllll7 ed,- Gentlemen, Vila. le
proms. that Arid toast vollie embodies the win that
are deepest in Ilia hal& o all Engliskpienttll 0111141.
Illali In their lips—The health of Her ojelly the
Coen, (Cheers.) 1 need not lay that id deli We all
all. 11161 we have the good fortune to Ilre under the
I Soterrign, Idiot ever reigned Over this or any other
nation (bed obeyer), and It Is difficult to semis our
thankfulnue for having the good fuelling to be an
governed, (Cheers.)
The noble PaIIaIMINT neat pmposed The Health of
hie Royal Wellies' the Piing' Consort, the Prime of
Wales, and the reit of the Royal firefly, He need
misroely remind such 11 meeting iliat the Prince Coition
woe a distinguished farmer, and that in many other
impolite. he oeoupled a prominent end distinguished
idea, (Cheers.)
The noble PRANIDIIIIT, In proposing the toast of The
Arm and Navy, sald,-11 is gratifying to know that
these two great services ere in as effielent condition as
they ever were in the whole sours, of the history of the
country. (Cheers) The glorious exploits of Alma and
Inkerman inay rival any of the acts contained in the
brightest page of this or any other nation. In India the
heroism of our troops hat only been equalled by that
illoplayed by OiVllllllllB of both sense. (Cheers.) Indeed,
the pliant end intrepid conduct of all Englishmen and
women during the lamentable events that have blackened
the hlntory of that country during the last two years 11111
obtained the ndiniretion not only of this country but of
the world. (Hear, hear.) The navy had not had the
11&11111 opportunity of distinguishing themselves, but
whether they have had to ass in so-operation with the
army, or, as in Chins, upon their own Nude, they have
maintained their own reputation. In the Crimea find-
ing that the Runalan fleet would not give them an ade-
quate opportunity of distinguishing tlienutelvei, the
naval brigade rendered great serenee on shore, headed
by Sir. W. Peel, wlio promised to be one of the most
distinguished °roams:Au of the profession to which 1111
belonged. (Cheers.)
Sir J. B. MILL called upon them to dring the health
of the noble viscount as an Englinh country gentlemen
and as a statesman. Here at least the noble lord was
" the right roan in the right place." (The Want was
drunk with three times three hearty cheer', with supple-
mentary house for Lady Paluientou.)
Time noble PaSSIDENS, who was received with enthu.
elastic cheering, said,—Gentlemen, I must beg in the I
first place, on beheld of Lady Palmerston, to thank you
for the honour you have done her, and to immure you
that if it suited our habits and arrangementa that ladies
whould haslet on these occasions, it would have given her
the greatent sstiafaction to liars the honour of being
here. (Cheers arid laughter.) lam quite aware, as
iny friend Sir J. Mill lose stated, that purities are out of
place In meetings of this description, but As he has been
pleased to advert, although briefly, to topics of that kind,
I luny be permitted to say with regard to the oonduct of
,the Russian war, that it certainly was brought to a sue-
astinful and glorious issue under the Government of
which I had the honour to be one, in cooper/Aloft with
OAS allies the French and Bardinians—and let us not
altogether forget the breve Turks who, for the whole of
12 month', defended the line of the Danube unoup-
ported by any allies, (Hear, hoer.) But If we were
able to bring that war to a emmeasful and 'tortoni
termination, It wee not owing so much to any merit on
our part AS to the determined and inertly spirit of time
Urtlish nation, The people of this country took (top
as a national queetion, end when Englishmen are deter.
mined to Assort their rights and make their will prevail
it Is difficult to find a reetetenee that will thwart them
In the pursuit of their object, (Ohemsdr,l 11 he no doubt
gratifying to us wits m were onitors tis late Adminiem
Mutton to eise that the great features of the policy that
we recomminuled to Pediment have been carried out
by our outoosesis to a sueosieful and eatlaleotory result
—that the rebellion in India le now nearly quelled, that
our operation. 111 China have led to a eueseilui and
salisfaolory treaty, end that we have obtained a very
eatinfielory and advantageous convention with Japan.
(Hoer, hear) If we are entitled to elaini any merit
It Is one that belonged more peeullarly to the late
Aduilnietration then to any other portion of the aim.
inmilly—nainely, the tholes of &genii, and we MI batik
with peoullar pride and eatielootion id having ey sated
Lord Conning fur the U0V0,11111•111 al ladle, at having
appointed Isid Clyde to conduct inilithry_uperatione In
that eindill, and at having 'Mien Lord Ingin to tarry
tub the nolo lathing with China. (Loud cheers,) Thew
three ludielilualo have entitled theinseivee to the vit.'.
lode an 4 admiration of their euuntryinen for the 11111111111,
In whieb they have performed the duties which mimeos
lively fell to their lot. With regard to the portonal
Sophie to whiell my friend Its. adverted, It has given MO
the gruoteet poilide oatisfuetion to meet an many of my
friend., and neighbours', and I shall be ever proud In ou.
operate with you in thoo. great °Weide that form the
aelijest and alin of those ineethige, (Hoar.) Sling now
1,5 lily logo, I wish Ili propose a toast wit sit einnewhot
reminds me of the sty that used to be heard In the
gallery of the Dublin Theatre, when, after ealllng for
sheer. fur the immune they *lolled to honour, they used
to 0011 11111 tar "Three sheers for our noble selves."
(A loug(i.) I beg to propos,. Prosperity tea the
Itionsey Agriculturist Aseueletton, and, In doing
so, I Gannet but say that I think these amoolaUoito
are highly deserving of 'import and onsintrage•
moist They are ounduelve in many ways to the
pnbli interval. 'Phey bring people together in
a budy tu soininunleate their Ideas &ni) information
In a manner not only agreeable and useful to them.
Ives, but also advent/voila to the general writers of
liii oommunlty. Thegreal olsJeut of these societies being
e eitouurogeitionl of egriosilture, It Is gratifying to see
to what degree that 144.01 line been attained, With
regard to the agrlculltin of time 114/1111117 generelly the
progress it has nide those thet iimelonelioly squill, as 11
VO,lO 011//1114111,41 when the prinsiple li five treillm wee
111111104 111 agrioulture le ino.l renterkoble, (Hear,
lieer,l We, who always supported that Model's',
0011101111011 111111 Woes who were protected generally
went to elemi, and those wino go to sleep eon't du much
- Clot the holtitry whith Is left mien Rod euldret to
oompelitliiii le while awake, and this.* who are wide
etc clue are 'install,. 'stirring mid votive, The result Pal
jaidialat Howse antieliilluti. Fllllll 1110 111110 that
egrieulture woo sulthil to the emir is, euitipstlliii the
penitent (smash' progress lies been made lii agrimillnil
'loathes and whom, We have wen the introduction
of machinery that was never drowned of before, Pimple
need to imagine that a/rialto" sllltbrest from maw
featuree in au far that estrleulltir• SIAS imply the work
of the hood, while nieelminery was they thought, to
'moaned to thole other 10111/0001111111111 11111 IRA relate to
the eitlilvntliiii of She will, Of late year*. however,
Implement* of the moot Ingenione demo f(dliiii have been
opplied to estrimiltitral 'minis, greatly to the advantage
of the owner* and tettente of tho emill, and, allow ille ha I
oay, net to the disadvantage to the loloniiir, (Hear,
hear.) Waldo seed to think that itieellitiery would est 1
out lahuur and diminish the demand for It. Hot the
aditrary has been nravotl, for In these inanufaining
Immo in width umelilnery he need, 111 proportion to the
Increase of nimilliery calm been the hammed demand
for men sail women. liii it will lie in egrieulture. The
Roil will be better etillivalesi when inesillinery lo applied
to certain promisee, but the anionnt of laboiir required
will not be hit I have on doubt that we eliall Ilve to
oa Improvimients In that respect, and IMO the
op main of SWAM to di/Permit agrleeltural pr 0....,.
will be torrid to a notch greater intent than It Is
at vivant, to the osivantage of the country, and
not he tits. illeadviuttage of the labouring 0111111, Hear.)
lii our neighbourhood we have seen how greatly girl.
01111111111 1101011011 iIAS Improved. The ineresmeed otiantil
of akmals whieb huesbeen produeed within the memory
many of tie show the
_greet edva4see In agriuulture
prosilye and selense. The land I. far °loaner than It
need to be, lam bound, however, to say that MIS WM
a field now And then that nein, rather to belong to a
painter than • farmer, In wh th lelm e isuet bealitiftil
*ohm.. peemill (a laugh), and over width time late Ir.
Turner Hsieh% appear to have been spreading that yi flaw
tint whloli he or much delighted In. (Laughter.) illialile.
times one ;night think that there vase prise to be eons.
pelted for In ohm look as well as in ()thou modulo,
(Hell In goners!, however, the lassd Is mufti inure
Glean oultlialeil then forumerly. In fast, agrieultu.
rite eve begun to sue thet vied@ in your field is, Illga
a it of tromps •in your kibthen I lire trampe eat o
pto er stook She projudiee of your faintly, end Ile
Weedy up the noutislipient that might to prOduay tire
swop. (Hear, hien) No duebt mot progress has belie
'Lido, and greeter still relit to fie hosompliehed,
I. ondthitig that I W air Open pair els
tentran—guetio is a soar vial imil iFetitili, end. }Oh
tog ons that melon I wit Not he althea
syfien apse their tthe of nbila 564 mu , an
the birds from Whisk guestb is treated are renewal