The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-07-18 00:00:00

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pee what the present I
to entitle them to
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neither had
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sealfience.

, had no doubt
I.es to them.
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As for service,
414 not find him
„Ave you; the hest t
He was a Liberal in
under the'
much for /
asked

had A a . _ and
RI . es any good deeds were
it a—, likely to continue so, and bright 1,,
page be to make atonement for the past.
They had opposed all those good •
measures earned out by the Liberal
raised England to the proud position •
at present. (Confusion.) Re
Conservatives been in poorer R
at war with America; it was a

est be
K. weft
wed *IWO dm=
in Abo, lessiti of *gee
...1. who did- nidi vain the
wake. Al She sew tiriW,' be
intelligent and the prerldant Abyssinia
ahoeld beoortstial
te, (,:t, vekee :, "Will yes setlipe_rt seklom speak, and
s TS frauo . wet NO taw quantina.4'll4 but when she doe*
every
-would hese- e . " - Oven- In them who ysre a squadron of iron (Applause.)
educated, is - - , 'kW' er, the existing government could thee' repave enellehrice.
" who sak lira '.... - .
sl4lssise tobeedocuted, He then spoke of the removal, by death. of the'tfulre of
... . . : •. 4 , --r that morning Neweeetlis, Sir George Cornewall Lewis, and Mr. SidneY
free ..iii . ,
,-,ii.%.; „. - Iniffem. It mid the expulsion from glee of- Mr.
yea . i 1 __ _
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___ ___ tr. EXtensfield, and latterly the Loryl
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make - -en.evlted, sho now' bb
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'4 it> er, ".....t1..... : , lusY - ' we j0...,,,nent bad bronthi
to They wont
*. ~. ", i', .. , a pappt,". (Cries of "LI ' 1 Aipeeting Reform 11
and "It oitoldlieniho Iseofes,l ifeillseteir prennellei t , ___ , i they deeded. -1,111
..., event,
I would vate,Ami him, bet I omit, ainskhois '-'''irs-eN -. ' "die rallied aline 00 -hWowl ••,, ~,,_ _ oe thankful for, that
give the preference to yea. If soy NW 000.4 .41* .I,ao IV". taudoul tt Lord Palmerston had the Tersegonent of affairs, so that
to do so, .d- sisould wilds it to its awe hetet', ' serwee end to relde instead of getting this country into war be had blessed
the vote is ;Pra 't te or I don ears about gang Si on. 0000,000, so ewe imentry, *deb, SY thotwoewo it with great prosperity. (Loud applause.) America
Dersheelor to give one ele an: (upswing los idang) of God, was rotting up under this wel our well only now beginning to realize the effect of the war;
Id* mbettbeirit.be , liim shoot • all franettioe partied and relyesishelatutiens. idellering• for it had now beea found that 375,000 persons had
whether trier - . £lO voter ought to to Mr. Inteo MOM. NMI 00410010014= been killed, whilst needy one million and.-half hail
entreated with • vole/ (Cries of "Not at sill He favour of, as far is us 0001(1110114 * _ _ I been killed and wounded on ono side tlons. (A voice
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again seed that any-snossines.ed Before Nested forward Tbs. show of ban& thinthinwe hebesse bid dederod "Well that is news. ti Aitee a few (nether remarks h
tts.e,reeponsibi• Georowissiste—not by an individual in favour of Ir. Sheridan hod Lieettitliketel alluded*, the addres• which ba had issued;
",11-,b/1144 r., "litSi tale thilkikhe to the Mus art, It appeared to titre waffy or quit* that he was glad it bad met with approval, end wit
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