The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-03-06 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. MARCH 6, 1883.

Fleet.—Bernard Mitchell, by will. dated 26th May, ' those thinp glorify God? did our Saviour 6434"
1647. iave a rent charge, to be paid out of the King's those thins, for their
fastime here belew • No •
Head Inn, ?detente'. 444., for the benefit of the poor He soil" Pam the time of yours loarning here in ' but
fear ;
of this ie.roo, Vested in the owners of the said inn. so much the more as ye sae the day aporogmbiog '
There had ii. en no distil tition of this charity for more what I say unto you I say unto all—watch." I thank
than 20 yeas prior to 1793 One of he Troupe for hie kindness in thinking of inc
La .gton Herring.—lleruard Mitchell, by will,dated at their next entertainment; but if I sccept.i ;di
22nd March 1646, gove o rent charms, iesublit out of ticket I should want to take the first twenty minotae
the Rino'• Heal in... in Weymouth, tile ornfita th-re.f on the stage, and then he would be more off-ncied with
r b. UM ‘,l lb. P.Rlr of the pariah. Vested in the cue for proochiog than he is by My welting. I question
hobs „p,I rermkuseitire..it Elernarti ".r1 a and Edmund if they once got ire on the atone they would not get
Irfampt u. hi. ease-atom
me down very quick, for I have made up my mind
lliblboorne t A mireve. —Bernard Mitchell, by will, never go to any 1.1 those plane wheal I cannot take
as ale re, gore r, 'beige of al.. "II land, payable port in it. I hop." fluter of Coot" is • lilt's easier
o.it of the Ring's dead Lill, in Ilelcombe fZegia. now he hay poured out him wrath, for he nit have
Wei ehom, the eame.
hod a w IVyke Itegia, a moiety of 10 bushels
..f coal..— wonderful capacity if be contained all which
apmared oo the p•per. But this is the (sell, g I
Gonne !Innen. c ,otaiu for them—The Lord blew them, save them and
4, Queen's-row, Chapelry, Weyn,outh f"-give them. The few following wordy in conclusion
[An later retti•no modify Mg hludge's figures, our are for Cbristians--" I pray that Thou shouldst keep
esteemed corremendeut "Justice" will kindly explain them from the evil of the world, as they are not of the
&aft c.rrt ct, if n t too much to exp-ct J w,old"—Et. John xviL Sometimes the society of the
refined and intelligent of this world may be more
c-ttireuild to 'tar natural Castel; but oeght there not to
be a •lostrolut h-re? Ought not the Cnriation to say
" Surely God is not in this ; lace", therefore "come
out front am" pt them, and be eeparate, saith the
Lord, and town 0 t the to.cloan thing and I will
receive you, and I will be your God, and ye shall be
my a ,ris aucCdaughtera,saith the Lord God Almighty:.
Sir, I thank you very much f giving fair play on
both tilee t express their opinion on this important
topic.—Yours truly,
Woßicita.
[To COItaIraPONDISTa.—A pro.ongation of this
diece•alon can serve no good purpose. It must, there-
fore, now Ct 344.- ED., Express.]

THE APPOINTMENT OP COUNTY
MAGISTRATES.
TO at ik
Air, - I tool oe you • ooumaninitioo nf great
lutenist to those, directly Of indirectly, interested In
tw.icultursl Industry. I need h ,r.lly my I shall feel
oblige I by your givitie publicity I. it in your columns.
Your obedient eervaLL,

GEORGE HOLLINGS.

2, Tang.ld-couvt, Temple, 24th February, 1888.
My lard,—l wiite to your lordship on a subject
of very great, I may eas of wid-epiead, initiortance at
the present day, both a. it affects the interest of the
landlord and the aariculturiat.
It cannot be denied that one a the existing evils
affecting both landowners and occupiers in the want of
a more immediate and dir.ct unierstaildlog betweon
them of their relative poaitioca ~cd obligation.. For
this there is practically but one reme ly —viz.,
recognition by kodowners that not only have the
cooditiors changed under which agriculture is
practised, but that agriculturists themselves have
changed also.

TIM DUBLIN ELECTION.
Xing Haftllllo IC.) 2,514
Moo Mahon (Natio:111ot) . ... 1,428
io Gntomo (C.) ... 13
3,481 polled out of s constituency 4 5,000 on the
register.

To have kept pace with the times under the diffi-
culties which have nppree-ed this great intitudry for
so many year* ehould hare indicated the high order
of loseiligence, skill, sod energy poemeised by those
directing the operations of farming. It is 16,.e11y
necessary for me to state that these indications have
bad in. effect, while at the same time agricultural
industry, a. a means of incorne ived by the em.
ployment of cap,t .1, comperes unfavourably with
every other calling or enterpriae. Bet the f.ct
romoelti that tarougboet the vest array of se6riculto-
elate, from north to south and from met to west,
iudividusl advancement and intellectual development
have merited no visible reward; besides which, their
social relation with the owners of the soil is to this
day just where it wee ceoturiee ago. I do not go so
for as to asaert that social interchange between owuers
and occupiels is altoather unkoown. lam aware
of exceptional untie...lee attended with the best
result..

What, however, I desire to nee accomplished, by
the aid of your lordship, Is the removal of • most
formidable obstacle in to. path of agricultural pro-
geese I dir-ire to see cast aside the pernicious
custom exercised in emetics, whereby thee engaged
in agricultural industry are excluded from Her
Majesty's Commission f the Pe.ce, • proceeding
which is wholly indefensible.
From considerable ex erienos in the practice of
both civil and criminal law, and from intimate
acquaintance with aericultutists not only in Dorset.
wire nut elsewhere, I am able to confidently ensure
your lordship that numbers amongst their realm,
po•ses- Mg ere, y dregnse of fitness for the proper dis-
charge of the functions of juattes, are readily to be
met with in every county in England. Except by the
(been'. p er gstive, there la by law no prohibition or
r atriction disentitling any f Her blajeety's 1-yal
subject- from tb • enj-yment f the high a.d secant
ffice of the Commiesion .•f the Pe .01. Such appoint-
manta in couroies, se your lordship is aware, depend
now, as tb.y have done since the dat. of the creation
of the office., upon he recommeodation of the Lords
Lieutenant of the ...viral counties, subject to the con-
dition ari to qualifi3Lti n imiosed by statute. In the
first instance, th.ref.re, it rests upon your lordship as
Lord Lieutenant of the C ,unly of Dorset, to confer,
by recommendation, aptointments gull as I have
referred to f. r that county.
Ti agriculturists, therefore, bona fide engaged in
industrial enterprise, I most him. lily nope your lord-
ship will, at the earliest possible moment, extend, in
the several petty seeional divisions of Dorsetshire,
that honour which custom and prejudice have unduly
withheld.

Your lordship will permit me to reserve the right to
poblish this letter and any later communication on the
subject of IL
I have the honour to be,
Your lordship's °herbal:it an humble servimt,
G ',ROE HOLLINGS
To the Right Hon. the Earl of Shaftesbury, KG.,
Lord Lieut.:Dant of Lb. County of Dorset.

other menanres contemplated by 'he Government were of
tliflloj'fizoortauos The Attorney-General fcr Irrkod
;soiled. ot nrreasity covering much of the irrund alrealy
coupled in the &hoe of last week. notably by Mr.
Trevelyan. The drl,ate eras rontinund in •itl di noioish•
fog Huns- h. Mr. M. 0... Cnlon pl _alma,. M. o.h in,
Noma, Dr Columns. Mr. Plunk.t obit by Mr. Olin n,
tn• iatter of • bin. ID a Vi if! wlnch rasr
marls Inaudible, Arnounc it it, mug- awl jury In to
coot blnod tan-o in enninnli in wt t i the in le••-re at
Mtamtrveres At ten mantes on. Itoukc rbi fin.l,
and Mr. P.; n..le• atown.lnt•n woo ',no. iyod by 133 to Mi.
On ,hn it. too col Mr. MvCortry. it.e &hats we. a;ain
adjourned. but r.nt nntii atter a (I,,,ien and • long dia.
cusiion. _The Mimes tdjournsid at 25 minutes pant one
o'c,ock.

TUBSDAT.

In the If use of Commons. a stubhor3 resi-ar-a—ne-e-Wag
mole to the progre.a ot • nnan'oe of e unit Bill. 1.1141
nook to impose additional rat, tor artifi jet manure.. Tr.,
matter •tanos d for a week. A warm rliecussion
ensued on the comp “ition at the i'mumittee of Sal .etion,
en effort hiring made by the P.roellitirs to substitute the
name of id'. *earthy for that of Mr. * Henry ; tot the
attempt fai'ed isnominiously. Mr. J. Morley trok hie
mmt for Nowa tar., •mid the cheers of the Ministertalipts.
The Speaker announrcd thst the election Indies had
reit 'met that Kennard sow duly el. tt d for
dli.bury. Si, St ittord Northrote notified that
when the Prime Minnt r we, yr.seht he woold repeat his
iyeloe•t for • day ro Ming f•irward his motion for an
Inquiry into the Kilmainhani release. Rallying to
flneetti on. Lori Hariington declined to invite the House
to diacur the proposed ^haute in the criminal Procedure
In India, no lbe c, rrespontience oo the subject would be
shortly laid before Pwliament. The Parnellities tried to
bully lie. .retre.yan out of • promise to release Mr.
Tiowthy Harrington, the newly-elected tnemier for
Westmeath, hut without success. Mr. R Yorke and
Mr. Lowther having l'oes more airtd their views of the
" Kolmainhant treaty," the debate on the Add"... wee
resumed on another amendment relating to Ireland, end
was not coocluded at the risiny of the Boma
iIIDAY.

Mr. Arnold gave notice of a motion in favour of assimil-
ating the rural and urban franchises, and Mr. Caine
intimated that lin would move a remlotion :bearing •
debate ea the Address to be • serious and increming hind-
rance to business, which ought to be abolish. d. Sir Wil-
fred Lawson renewed his opposition to the Egyptian pol cy
of the Government, and moved • rimoluilon, which was
practically one of remora. His speech, She to one of Sir
G. Canspbell and Mr. Labnuch.o., wear:imply • repetition
of former argument., and Mr Fowler strongly prof. sted
:against the idle waste of time inflicted on the Hare.
Lord E. Fiimnsurice having &fended the Government, .n
amuving inaiance of the dieorgsniaation of the Gmserve•
tire. was afforded by the speeches of Colonel Stanley, Mr.
Bourke, and Mr. Gout, the first of whom oppoeed Sir W.
Lawson's remluto.n, while the moond 5.1.1 it was • truism,
and he oh istl.l vote neither way, and the third, of warms,
d. dared that he should vote against the Government. His
help won nut very powerful, however, for after a wearisome
debate, S r Wilfred was defected by 91 votes against
The election of Mr. Oirray a Color:Den of G•malta.,:e
followed, after a curious protest from Mr. /hike. as to the
informal manner of the appoint:l:out—the critic having
himself oeen 'looted in precisely the tame way. Mr. Chil-
ders next ruovvd the Supplementary Estimated for the
Egyptian Expedition, and in the coarse of his remarks
siated t het the to's, ret to be borne by England and
India would he. L 1,579,000. The present vote would add
about .91.900.000 to the expenditure of the present year.
H. wee hePPY to add that the revenue pro ',steed to exceed
to. Budget Estimate by between 1.500.000 and £750.000.
In the discussion which followed Mr. °aglow coutended
that no portion of the charge should be laid on India, Lord
a Hamilton lamented the lacewing expenditure, and Sir
J. Lubbock pointed out that the Government at least paid
its way instead of borrowing on the future. Ultimately
the votes were agreed to, and the House adfournsd at ten
minutes to two o'clock.

circle of friends who had assembled to wltmege hi.
departure. He was accompanied by MrL and lON
Gladstone, and his private secretary, the Hoe. Yr.
Lyttelton, Lord and Lady Wolverton hem., man present
Ito WO them off. Anyone who saw the Premier arrive at
Cannes six weeks 'iv must have bran struck with the
amoniahing difference in his appeezenge When h. cam.
hen he could scarcely walk along she piegforen
unaided. His face was pale sod careworn. mid he was
wrapped up is furs end a heavy overcoat. To-day he ap-
peared without wrappers of any kind. He hurried, at
times almost lee, along the platform with the sprightli-
sees of • yi ant man. He laughed and talked merrily
.Ith his ',dip of friends, and his face was quite
col 'seen wirb the sun and •-• air. Alto., thee the change
was moot surprising, and it in to be hoped that the sudden
transition from the clear. pore atmosphere and warmth
of the south to the fogs and dampness oi London will not
undo the beneficial work wr uslit in his cvadition. Mrs.
Gladstone also was looking exceedingly well, and sbe has
enjoyed her visit Immensely. Her amiability and kiudiy
ronlroteusemitmenmeri:.,ha.vned mmadr.e. ha.T.atay:, dd ITb:l:heft ged.s.
In the train some ffoml SOUV•pli. of we,m and friendship,
which ware presented to them as they ant-red the station.
They travelled in an ordinary firstoimm comoartm-nt
The train left at • quarter to One, and should arrive in
PariP, where they stay a day or two, ttr.OTrOW Cr, nine.
The day was beautifully fine. end the sun as hot as in an
English June. As the train moved out, the Premier was
warmly saluted by them on the platform.

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