The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-04-15 00:00:00

WHAT TIM WORLD BAY&

Young bard Lanibton is going in heavily for popularity
In his native county. Lad week be opened a Wesleyan
Bazaar at G , and told the slipper and pincushion
vendors that " the • was • much more manly feeling in
the North ; that be, who had spent the last eight years In
the south, wee glad to Ott to the North ; that the people
of the North were more straightforward ; they did what
they meant, and bad no humbug about it" Now if lam
not mistaken Lord Lambton lam been pretty mortis,
known for the last few yearn What has caused him to
utter each dreadful diatribes against the dwellers in the
South I Who has " humbugged the worthy Viscount,
and where dose he lay-in his butter for Northern consump-
tion

corrospondent point. out that the (enormity and
magnanimity of Lord Beaohnsfleld in supporting Lord
Chelmsford are more noteworthy when it iirensembered
that the first Lord Chelmsford. fattier of the present war,
assailed the Premier with bittervat invective whom hie
claim lobs Mall Lord Chancellor was pat aside In favour
of Lord Calms.

It may not he generally understood, either in England
or in America, what Ls Gement! Grant's "little game" in
playing the part of globe-trotter instead of staying at
home and interesting himself in the affairs of the greet
Republic, of which he is so distinrui lied • einem. The
General himself would no doubt be silent as a tomb U any
one were to sot him fur such an explanation : Um en-
Presid mime is not quite is reticent. She and her husband
were at Agra in 14,'4uery. river* the General at. • big
dinner and uttered small speech. and whims hie good
lady rather let the cat out o the tag "Tl.. General
ssid she. "is travelling abroad masto be out of t way
n • natural 111•0 0411% Hs !job.' to no for finisig.„‘
main at the next stooge's ; if he were at home, there
its imy .mmll of burning quoit ins on whi Ii he would
either be forced to commit himself or look plaguey
eirkward. By travelling srenrid hs keeps himself nice
and free, and will go bee, to the Wh te House q its
untrammelled by any piedges." This is smart of U. B. a ;
but be should hare kept LI dark from the wile of his
bosom
That things are cemniesubaly speaking, getting won*.
therm is very lUll &GA. Hitherto Use farmers have
always had Um credit of oomp'slning whether they have
!Ad canes for doing so Or sot; sit Ilse fact of there being
I. Warwickshire one hundred farms to let, .11 01 which
Wets advertised an • local paper Met wee , is eats.
sufficient for the public to form an opinion upon the
relation at priment tanning between land Ord and tenant
These ferias moment shoot 55.000 agree, or • twelfth
part of the conoty. This condition of things is, I under.
stand. n.tbisyt compared edit what It will 1,0 at MA
mar when nearly all the farmers who out will go out.

A deficit of • million &Corti rig--such is the No. of
account of the Paris Eshibitioa ; about douh'• what the
originators expected. and I should not be astonished to
bur now that they always thought it would to so The
expenditure was considerably Isrgor than the estimates,
sod amounted to LI 20U,Ufle Tlis may he • woeful lemon
to those who are ..1.4( W Vet up international exhibitions
duigued to beat all previous oasis As far m Praises is
concerned. tits &Bei is not very serious, for the loos falls
upon the country ; and it is calculated that Use Exhibition
ha• boon the cause of an actual locreass in the national
reread) of close upon three million sterling ; Lai the
lacrosse In the Paris setria must &so have beep very groat,
not have far exceeded the subvention given by the city of
Paris. But In England we could reckon upon neither of
these sources of income, and the deficit. whatever It
might Is would be • dead loss.

" Wz" azz " (Masa Pzort.z."

"I would not recommend Jaws to my relations but I
would to others I should be very sorry for th; ether
people, but they were Dot toy relations —se deem of (A.
dol. 'dose .4 JOriel v. Latramo. of Woratiaofor (April a
Speak the same ruth to an—absurd !
I have her Grass's ducal word t
" If othet.r_people should require
A maid, She's all you can desire ;*
If Gower or Grosvenor oak. 'Bo sad—
Jones wait suit you, my dear; ibis mad f "
La Gust eta dal Poyolo is responsible for a very
senestimaal parapnpb, nothing less, in fact, than the fears
entertained by the Italian Government lest an attempt
should be made upon the life of the Queen of England.
It enters Into full particulars, and says that a few days
before the QQ•0111 • am vsl an anonymous letter was
received at the British F-mbeety at Turin. It gave
warning that the London Internationalists had determin-
ed to renew the attempt which had been discovered at
Windsor some months ago, and that they had chosen the
journey from the French frontler to Turie, the latter
pleat being the least suspected of the latensatiosal taint.
The British Ambassador and the Italian authorities toot
all the neceetery steps again-t the danger. The number
of arshioeme wee largely lammed at all the stations
along thztlitle ; extraordinary patrols took place and
several vet in plain clothes travelled in the Q ernes
train. A omotive weal also seat on in advance, as it
mit posed that dynamite might have been laid elate the
It will take something more than sock a sense,
:
V IfLe an Italian paper to convince Plirthere cis WA • osseessaY to attempt
's Ida
the ta
The D.ap• ?Awns& auks be be well posted no in its
Old Testawses4s I=istforms um that the
subject el Kr 'S pest Plasm
Jossmisk t.d by es "Psi

sim told that my circularising friends flanguisitti.
deeding, lame. and Co. have been unusually active latey
in their odors M pecuniary moistence to °Mos. 01 tho
army. It seems. pity that the plan successfully used
in Germany to thwart the tactics ot the Shout-per-Shenk
brilsiunot&4oplm4 b 1 the Morse Guards In the
ratherlaod each regiment is relisahrly responsible for
any sum raised' by env of its °Moors, and as may be
imagined Um Colonel takes very good care to prevent his
subordinates from circulating any ' paper' asnowS th•
Isreeliter—indeed it is to the interest at every altar to
restrain a couirada's borrowing propensities. Moreover,
for the drst offence • defaulter is ueverely esowsred and
kis pay stopped, to liquidate the debt IDCWTM by dhe„._ _
regiment for the second he is sent to a forheell dad Tos
third time bets cashiered I ad those esoalisst
regulations to 1. theCouu=in-Chlet.