The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-02-10 00:00:00

AIXUAL Di.iii or RAILWAY iht/LOTIL—TOO
nasal goavivia4osietheriag_of the Derishester sornatte
slit. Lantos limmth-Weetellit /Wino took pine
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at the Jarman am Prldatsig/Thitcsi,
Huoll ct
iZesatitri lisiaLm
'company were—,Rev. . (who has
to his other heoorary oases thee of Obsplaia te
It. L. sad &W.). Mr. Anna Pope, M.
DIMI4III, Mr. H. Weep, Mr. Maras Look Mr.
Trienol Mr. Rosakte, z. Ternettrifooth), Ms.
Panama (Pottlaad), Mr. Railds, lespector
WO, Lemont Read, Mr. A. Wol=ll. r. Judd
(Me' a), Mr. 8, Runes, Mr. Sendi, Mr. Purdy, ,
Mr. Brown. ha An inoindlag
dessert, was provided by Mr. who fully
wimenieed the reputation is • Were/ ThiOt he corned
with him from the Victoria, P•rthedr—Grace before
and after sapper was said by the Okeelan.-011
removal of the sloth the Marian peoposed In imitable
terms the health i I Its "Qua.,Pane aid Pastes'
of Wain, sod the ern of the Royal Penally," remark-
lag they were • pattern to &ay tails..—" The Bishop '
and Cforgy_ of the Dioare • was 'I. by Mr. EL
Pardee. He remarked they had In is Mu chamber&
besides chapels, in Dircheenr, and If they IMO Oct
good they ought to be. With reward to the clergy,
he could say their &spiel's, Mr. Rake., was always
ready to give this tittle advice, rod bold out the
arelined of fellowship to ean an of them. (Ap-
.)—The Rev. H. P. Relics said "'those* he had
d added to his fink the warnate of the railway la
Dorchester be might reamth be sem saw
say of them is his dines& (Load leurbterl
With mud to the clergy, they endeavoured t do
their duty. Some of his brethren did Pot quite agree
wish him, but he suet say he ea) ,yed these convivial
gatherlep, specially when coanected with the
railway went& ( Loud Applause.) 1%.5
Mayor proposed " Time Army. Nan, aid Hoene
✓ocas," referring with odumir,t'os t the gallium dead.
of Our 11111111 finny 00. r Stewart. and with Intone
regret to the fall of Khartoum. Although all wen
agreed that our soldiers were fres from blame is the
matter, ho believed all would admit blame &maned to
some quarters. He bellied the dioa,ter had bees
brought about through the proarestnatioe of the
authorities, and bed action ally bees taken Gutter,
the gallant 0 rdou would bare ben saved, and
hape the war terminated. (Hem, bear.)—Mr. Sorrell
brWy replied for the arise, styles say an most be
proud to be annotated with an army that hooded of
sash men me three who fought seder Ittewearr.
Mr. 8. Banes, for the Volunteers,
said their own Mtn fern seemed Wiped by the
hrWlent dads of it. army, but maybe the Mame was
sot very distant when they would be waned as thom
ZOOM& man. (Laughter bid &octane) Their
numbers were now fell, but shoold-they ever be
short, they bad °oily to fall beak on the railway
servaats, when they would have a thaaderiag good lot
(A mi.. (1,600 WC TIN VlOl-011•4160,0 gave
"The Town sad Trade of Dorobester," wishing it
every prosperity—Mt. A. Pope lest responded. The
' question was. what was the Maple trade of D robes.
ter. (Mr. Look: Bowleg I) (Laughter.) Penni
other tains there was so stelae trade.
Kr. Look had said beer. (A Voice:
At may rate he believed there were moma,.fortunes
made on of beat than there were out of beer.
(Lsoghter.)—Mr. H. Darden, for the physic part of
the trade of the tows, humorously remarked if the
people of the town bad ooly swallowed half as much
physic m they ought t , hare dons he should sot have
bees there as that ocroesion. (Laughter.) He cm-
sidered the trade of the town la small healthy state
(Applaase.)—Mr. Marvin Look, who said he bad
groat affemion for the old town in which his fore-
fathers had traded for "they seseratioas, said. on-
sided og the genera depression throughout the country,
trade waa flourishing in Parameter sod awe thlthi
attribute this mainly to the ethelleat railway exam-
modatlon, (Applanm.)—Mr. Travers, ma. young
trainman, next responded, and astaddered the staple
trade of the town to be cows and calves, beef and
motion. He took the opportunity of saying the Town
C Avail ought to put the sooornmodatioo in the
Far-11.1d. He contributed sontethin like ElOO •
year to the toll; and be hoped the Donal w aid
take the mean iato onsideratioa. (Hear, hear.)—
Kr. H. Prost sin bet Sr and ha noroosly r spooded.
—The Mayor read a letter Iron; ?dr. Alderman &IMO
expensing regret st nut being this to &Heart, —Me.
A. Pope ont gave in p'euing terms the tout of the
mons, .is, "The Dirrictors and Millers of the
Dimpartmeon of the Railway." The railway servanto
were, he believed, always most anxious to oblige and
scoommodets the poblic, and to do anything for tit.=
conthitent with the Intonate of the shareholder,. H.,
" nofortuastely." was one of those lodlid Ilia's Hs
hoped he amnia be able to say " fortua.nly," nom
year. At prone he coal I not say the shares ...re
quite at the price he should like to see. With
regard to Mr. flolUiay, be could Say be
1/111111 131004 able and energetic odium, and always
most WilliOf and oldie:or. Mr. Boats. vas always
most ready and to oblige, and but for the
effloiency of Inspector Wills he billevod they would
not be so free from 'readout se they were now. Mr.
Pope also spoke in praiseworthy terms of the oh de of
the staff. (The company were Invite,' I. fill their
glows it DP. Pope'. exposers) H who
was cordially received, said Moos he hal 10-en here he
had endeavoured to d hie duty. There were •I
warn thine when they had diMoultln to bottle
agaiost, but, with the able arelataace of the mat
they had &Igen been able to overcome them. (Ap-
planse.)-111.. Buskin sad Inspector Wills also
pultsbly rospooded —" The Health of tin Stall..
Stair was out propose' by the Re, H P. Reline,
who said be bad neon kaown a sot of men more
obliging and more attentive to their duty. Mr.
Smith, who first replied, said during the shown of
his eupirrior. Mr. Holliday, be alway. indeswoored to
do hie duTte, the towa as well as to Mr mane at the
sstation.L applaned—Other toast, followed, in.
doting" he Visitors " (reeposolead to by Ur. Pmnons,
of Portland), " Marton and Tics-Char neo,' sad
" Host as 4 Hanes," all of which were Inertly
reosived,—Doring the evening, which was °hamster-
led by much jollity, some capital songs were glees.