The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08 00:00:00

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Ma 11.1110/1 Ilmentimil, Jam Fneal, Thomas Petty,'
W' :on W. Bode, (lawn l' ci. I. 1„ K
aby, Charles Pateront. Itaiiry C. Burt, W. it. Petty,
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hislott, Henry Jimeit, Charles Ausienellopkin, :eel Pike,
'illiam Baker, Bee wit Wren midF,ntfl, Augustus
Swattield. Elizabeth Pric Ass Dill. rt., Ilaneah • Mosby,
Hannah WI • p, Vtlthro Wan'ita, Robert H. Wort, J.
Long, Martin Small, T. B. Jesattitits, Henry Bavenitook,
Richard Stine Blake, E.. 1. Bietion. J noes Miller, Mark
Barnes, E. B. Elliott, Noah flowichild, W. n,ver...A,,k, 3.
Barfoot, Aarint Legg, Ambito, 14,ryor„ Thomas Williams,
.1. Cottingham, sem, ./. Cattite,hant. taw. A. Midden,
flay Moran% 11111,1 , ll,rae I tt.orehl, Elias
Sharland, Thomas Starr, Viltiinu tiritfen, flooroe
Thomas Cherett W. (troll,W. Smith. 'T. Wjkon, W.
J. Wilson. William 71tion,w, Henry Jenkin, R. T, S.
Seymour, S. S. Howard, 'Sydney ItiwittA, K. 'forum.-
Mr. LuFF rose to return thank., and was enthusiastically
greeted. Ile said it was very gratifying 1., him to
that his conduct had Nen :itah as to le ot them to present
him with that very bon•b.oto, trstimmial. He also felt
deeply honoured by their presenoit I,lt 1110 or.itsion. Re
felt prou,l to think that no most he in some measure
worthy of that particular mark of at tont in. (Applatete.)
For the seeond time nenith be abr.i in that very
proud poeitiatt. .1) a fall mei aratefol metst Wote ally
recompense for their kitelneas he g ive it to theni over.
Rowing. (Applause.) Tie p might have their 1.11,•111i,l, but
he trusted these would enrol themselves under tie- Isomer
of Friendship, and that all wenbl bid each other the lame
honest, hearty farewell, as thoimh nothing hail been antis,
between them. (Hear, hear.) Ile thanked one and all of
his many friends for the bawl:mos and substantial
manner in which they leol manifest id their esteem and
regard, and assured them of the cordial vrelcome he should
rive them if I hey ever paid hi in a visit at his new residence,
Walton Elm House._

..tr. Luff resumed his teat atii:lst fowl alpha.% and
the Lana again played 14.1111 Sync."
Later on the Chairman inwhi another presentation to
Mr. Luff, no behalf of tilt, ruu,ior toptahers of the Guest
family. This corvistet of a pave tiouitaining 1.50
sqvertign. and a handsomo aril vat:Wile antioile itlver
howl, bearing classical masks and rich festoon work, in
high relief chastely wrought. Tim tollowing inscription,
quotation, and names were mctly engraved on the
bowl : .

--".i'resented, together with a pur=s containing 160
sovereigns, by the junior metolsor, or the Guest family to
J. W. Luff, Esq., on his leaving Cantors!, in remembrance
of old day,. March, 1a77."
It words are 11,1111 i il7fl oaths are twarle4,,
His love sincere, hi, ti, 'mitts itorlaculatc.
His tears pure niessen.:ers sent from Inc heart,
His heart as far from fraud., h1,01:111 fr. an earih."
Shrtko.peare.
"Mr. and Mrs. Ri,hard Mt Cane. Mr. Daere Dii C i.e.
Mr. Merthyr and Lily Tneolors Goo.t, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Guest, the u.n. C. and Mr.. Eliot. the Rev. F. C.
and Mrs. Ander.on, Mr. Montagne Itd•-4, the Right If..
A. H. and Mrs. Lavard, Mr. and M., Edward Pons,uhy,"
Mr. Lure feelingly retort NI thank. f, this magnitioent
present, and referred to his long and pledsant connection
with the junior turiuliera of the Guest family, who had
testified their regard for hint in such a handsome manner.