The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-08-11 00:00:00

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but seldom ..r nevPr chat till•V will ef .. Th- e Torus. I sir,—llliglit I suggest to the consid..ratnoi 14 the
had no history in the (sea- it was all a blank. They , town authorities the advisability .4 entering int., an
had no futon.- it was like t4l-111..T.W. n..V.1. 1,11... ! arrangement with the owner of the field, for making
Th.. present Government was incomprehensible. Si, . the A olunteers' bathing places permanent public bath
Stafford Northcote Wag in the he one day, and the ' for the wvrn. It is not iwasissw 7 to go into the urn-
nest the uncertain Itaisly--Ihisasil—the director of ' portance .4 a good bathing place, or the inadequacy .4
tie present Treeing.. In fact, lie belie%ri. Lord I the l'oundbury river for this purpose ; but the outlay
Iturotoljen Cluirchill was it mail.' the Prime Maga 'if a fir ts.uuds Pa tta sraksistu of the ueetwary ohed•
st Prergait, for Lord Salisliqty' in4itt 'dents it a 'bick ding, I ian'siire. Would not be begrudgni by the rate-
sod call. Every constituency must carry the Liberal payers, and 11 feel cure the ~weer would have no
candidata and he was certain the working turn of serious objection. Al any rate I throw out the hint,
North !toned would carry Mr. l'ortman if they tried, and tierhats. moue. .4 the gentlenwn of the Town
(A Void: : " IYr mean to.") They had often put Guinea may be induced to bring it practically before
their shoulder to the wheel, now they must put it Pi the authorities— I am, dic..
the is.litical whes.l---4chsond—and carry their man. I
11.. I,IA OA to NV' in the orderly crowd before him 1
"itch en amount of intelligence. HP alai 1114 think
what there could Ite at Eastbury. He had seen it !
PEASANr FARMING.
wl..'reised Tories, awes, genie, and pip; truly •
1,31ty faintly. But men who hail common sense came Mrs. E. I, S. .1.e.., .4 Hinton Abbey, Somerset,
1" 11rYanstone Park. Mr. Farquhavion--(cries of writes P. a ',teflon paper : —Mr. Chamberlain says, in
Ph sr o(,l hail said Pike was always referrinuto him, his speech at Hull, " The other day, in company with
vi'l ieultl never as a gloss) word for him. The fact my friend Mr. Saunders and by his invitation, I laid
kl". he (the spealcerl knew nothiug Instd if him. a short visit to a beautiful part of the county of
Referring to Mr. Clean'.. remarks on crotchets, he said Wilts. . . . In the part that I visited there are
t"t"list the Liberal party there were land reformers, thousands .4 acres of fertile land lying waste, growing
temperance reformers, advocates .4 disestablishment, only couch grass, because the owner will not let him
'tc.. all pod things in their time and season, but he land at •rent which will induce cultivation,andwil) not
had ne syminithy with any mean who, when he found give • lease which will gisa some security of tenure.
2 talbllidate (solid not say "Yes," would Wen away A landowner myself, in the neighbouring county .4
rld ray "I won't pite for you." That was nut Somerset, I should like to mention one fact. A few
pihrialitn, ; it us,. crokhetisin. The Tories in Llorst.t years ago my husband was conven.ing with Mr.
"I'.- trying to KO% the seed of discord between the Saunders on the land question, and SA he (Mr. Seen-
Railitri and Whigs, pointing out the advaiwod views 'lets) coneiderrel that sruall holdings were the great
''f the one against the other, and some had thought desideratum, and my husband agreeing with him 1...
nt i" ...Y he (the speaker) ought not to be in the gliilll./ far, he offered to let land in small qtantities to any
f 5.1.1.4 len acres with Mr. Portman. This was all person Mr. Saunders :night send hum. No applicant
trickery, and a dodge of the T..tiell is. divide the has over appeared. Nor have we ever been able to
I,l:iberal lady its the runty. But they had failed let in small quantitiee except in ono came, when we let
' 'therte, and the future held out no brighter prospect twenty acres to a working man who owned a train .4
in that n.spect. Mr. Paninharson, at If andley, said : horses for hauling mail, and who ought, if any man
shall not let the fair name of fluaage be tarnished could, to have inade it jay; but, am we rarely received
ih the crime of throwing stones, it is done by the any nset except iii kind, when iii, wan £lOO in our debt
'4 thr Easterndi, Ision " %lark that, fellow we plre hint note:ate quit. The people are gradually
"the scum .4 the Eastern division.* That giving up the aletmanta, which have lasest as their
*II Inge s fun. .. of Rimy. for me. Farquharson at • low nett for the last 50 year., because
his didirad —..6""•u. a leikriter of Os stotsoola V) be act we to saltines thou.