The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-03-10 00:00:00

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A Lmion owtesamdent writs' iniormin; 195 that
althoutb it it trui, as reported. that t the late mort-
ii.g held in LAl.lon to emutil" Wi relea.e.
N 'non irks eArtnly cheeral by an anything but
unoo.ing gath, r ug, yet on leaving the ball, on LIS
.ki,or bin sopa., anon in Farring lon-Arse, hs waa
rec .gnlan.l by awn, of the bye-stindera, and, having
been p out, W4l nub t hi.,, I for gem.
.listaac... I merely mention thin iuM lent b onus. tht
Al !erinan's eraims ezdesvour, or hove en.leaveunsi, t.i
make it apretar that the int. r it in tuilested in
Widlanas'a late q kite eultpeed th.t shown iu itordoo'e,.
and that " the people " were almost to a man with
Mr. Norio,. Tne lad I. that (midis of Poole and
the Alli inc. party no one truubbld thannanraa about
the matter.

Williams has only hie so-callad friend, to thank for
the boiled refits 41 of Sir William Harcourt to
it rf.r.. If tote inevorisls mint up had simply
prayed for a mitiga,ion of the sentence they would
nave et eal a better cbauce of being bikini to, LW.
the B .me Secretary w. asked to brand tee witniseses
for the proaeouti-n as prjorete, the ju ige se • man
who exercised private animas against enquiry woo.,
sod the j try a. fuo!s ; and busily t declare the Paola
police to be walling more than a force of rooks sod
varabonda in uniform. Of c iurse on the fain of them
three petitions showed tee spiteful feeling' that
animated the promoters; but even if they had not,
people must be very tar gone in " innocence of
butt' it they fancy the °tiler aide of the question was
never brought under the 'totter, of the Horns Secretary.

Where was Mr. Montague Guest when the Vote of
Censure was divided upon. I ii. be was not only
ab sot, but dad not even " pair." Now " Idootey "
'wed *paint the Government in both the former
votes•of.e.nsure divisi•ns, and I should like to hive
*sou him have the cour•go of his convictions on this
,coo'sion. Ac Mr. hemard Courtoey, M.P., said
sans wes he ao at Lielteard :—" The Libaral party,
o .fw:triate:y, is 'sometimes guilty of an excess of
y l'y ; and depend upon it he is not the best friend
01 the G iveruomot who keeps silent when the 0 swam-
meet Anwar; to be doing du ,10(1.1 thirty," Tale is a
pilps,i, awl ins mtr'vertilde truth, and it is one
hi:h I hopel Me. Guist hal realised ; and that iii
'din this wolf live a :autilte who declio
t•be b •und by rwra party dictst on. Perhaps, h,w -
ever . toe member for Wareham has a very sufficient
excite for what on the surfaTa appeare to be his
inexpdeable silence.

Mr Acheron Herbert, in • letter to the Dilly News
the other day, gave • very useful piece of a ivies to
w irking men when they are in the fill enj .yinent of
their enfratichisement, viz., to orgaci.e ii supp,rt of
Prindples, not of arty. Every elect er should write
there words upon the tablets ot his memory. At
pre.ent a mail becomes • inernher of • L'beral
Association, on I he at once ese tin 0.0. N/. can du
no or inc. and Lord Salisbury is never in the right
or he ez.rols himself upon the lista a f a Conservative
club, an I immediately In his opinion Loral Salisbury
iof alllble, aod Mr. Gla litotes is answer.ble for
everjthirig that gore wrong, from the failure in bang
the ro,rderer Lee down to his pig getting swine-leer.
This ie n a ezatag'as io". It I, toe plain bulb an to
the bLotte I way in which the maj ,rity of
•th Liberals and C disery alive' 1WW,1,111,
re,a-d Vie bur ring unlearns of the lions. In the
„eel time c ming " (a long way off), when the qualifi-
ca; ion fairs vote w.ll be swan'. capacity to no leratand
that am a it, ati.l not whAhor be C air rd to pay for
P al: these thing we may hope to see alta retard the
di lather al • l•ila "Peace, Retrenchment, and R alarm"
circled 'ant in el it' integrity. Peace, not blood-
thirsty wort &be Had c es.i-ig millions when shousands
are starai az at hams. Retrenchment., useless pagelan-
t6.• abolishe I and the perpetual pension list • thing
of t, e pa-t. It, farm, the earth Vie Lir anal not
the 1... Thli state of thug, will cam. eventually
tlaouich .lowly, and one wiby to haws Its advance-
me,t la far w,rkinie ream ii take Mr. Auberoa Her-
bert', advice sod combine for Principles.

I MU t rld the writ for gland. r which M. Norton at
the NI .11,01. Na-hall meeting .toed hid linen served
upon him iefes to utt Tenors to which h some time
Ago g$V6 vent with twirl to 'the 13:11 an i Crown "I
an I 'ho fireman worthy of his Pheel' whom the
AM Taal f el+ it such en honour to unn is the land-
I rd • f Ord well-know "pub.' I preeume the aotion
wili;b) trials,. the nest D net S,seions, sometime this
month. What I. the bettiug up .n the trisl—l3srrel
versus Lump?

By the any, I wish for the Fake of my readers the
kindly throw o2en their committee
me. Una to the reporters. They would sff ,rd a vast
fund of Amos .men. I hear that at the last Watch
C ommittee m •etinx • certain Aid omaso thenateried to
tak an obnoxious individual by tho err if of the neck
and ebeke bi,n if be dii not keep quiet; ,n reply to
which ho 11141 told by the to-be-thaken.before-takeu
gentleman, who is himtelf an Alderman. lb ,t belong as
he retained that honour he yes" upon their track."

I heir ale, that there ha been a ti le Nu %blile at
the Contr. gati mai Crisps!, Parkstone. T.o maj nity
f the snout' ,uts at that place of teerahip are in
favour of ineotwg • mitlieter of acknowlettied ability
to und.ertakc the pastorate ; but • prominent member,
in spite of his love for the a ,ricultwal, objects to
ft ,wery of rhetoric, awl would fruit upon the preacher
a lacted being to Ind de, en not to use words of more
than two eyllablea I How it ends my readers shall
learn In due emu'.

"Th. 3 who lead fit oxen should themselves be
fat." TII9 London Figaro is very fond of picking-up
its proriocial conterap 'reties for printer's errors. The
other day I .w uuder itt musical nib,, that •
well-kin wn • ,ce hal been ably ran demi by a Mr. S
" a ri .104 y otog foss." Alm ! alas ! A
.i.,gl) .ttqr had c Invert .d the preprietor of a fine
bars voice into a pettlecosted sougstress.

It I an correctly Informed, we have heard and
seem II 1.4,• I M. Ihrtmont as a omdi late f.r
Chic division. Toe few goestions 13r•dlso.ch pu%
ihrourb his Refo Ate were one too many for him, and
Mr. Haitmont Ilse paid his printer.' bills and said
"Ts-to." I should like to see Mr. Anberon Herbert
t the front. He is not, it is true, I believe, • very
rich man ; but then, who ever know Li. d. to have
any inli ience ii,mn an election in this part of ths
county?