The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-02-11 00:00:00

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Tiro RV. J. Fox T. Whir otasimd "18494"
ohirgyznait—the curate in
p= of Christ hutch,
was still too unwell to on Sunday, m was
expected, but hopes ate freely sorrtainad that he will
be able to do so by the coming Sunder-
Evedimurne Sondem —4l. weak ev
genres were contmonted in the Wrier:Val
Maiden-street, as Stutday, when the Bev. S. Davey, of
Bath. meachod twit*. The attendome was good, and
an eiftiont Immodest was brought. Thu toryto•
will be continued every evening during the week.
Tem W 173100711 AID Poirn.ars lisdmag.—The
Great Western Company took over the working of
his Ha* on Saturday last, for the next twelve months.
The Company have introduced the matinuous brake,
known ure "vacuum" &odes' pdento, to the
engine and [wordage' it was thoroimard tested in
every way and gave tbo gmatost on.
Pour Scorrrir Lowestr.—An inquiry was hold on
3lsl of January, beton Calomel Cr:, Government
Inspector, when than were sreeint—Mrore B.
Thomas, T. Combat, J. &elven. T. Snook , J.
Bountte, Dr. Simpoon, and Mr. Pellylifooper, clerk.
There was no objection. The swot will ramosquently,
doubtless, be in favour of dr authoritys' rogue, i.e.,
to borrow L'6,000.
Eiturrare Non. —drrisals : Groot Welton, Blom.
eti6Cilzbo_u_nt
_rascal ; South of Ireland. Pears,
; Why Not, Summate, Brichars,
fish ; Swot, W"c7w; r, ssa,fish ; Armonk Woods, sea,
fah Martha, Roach, Yarmouth, nil • Brighton,
Fallo,Jorsay and Guernsey, guard ;Louisa, [Everett,
sea, Bah , Saucy La.', Bertram, 'uler, potato..;
Water Uly. Pommy &sham, 00.! and soda.—
Sailor : Groat Waters, Blampied, Cloarbourg
tral ; Booth of Derod, Peers, Ckerbourg, general
Brighton, Falls, Gummy sad Jamey, general;
laprem, Lufkin, sea, ; Laura, liverttt, all;
Thrifty, Robb, ma, all ; Samuel and Mary, Wood,
am, nil; Armor% Woods, sea, nil; Secret, POWIIIIr,
sea, nil ; Louisa, Everett, am, nil.
Win mourn oacuarram. SOCIM.II CONClat. We
would partoularly draw the attention of our readers to
an aauouncement in another column of the f
tancert to be eyes under the p grouse of afetbbc=
members, the Mayor OIL G. Viol), Mr. ClUtam, Colonel
Beadield, Contain Medlieott. Calomel Davis aM 011icers
of the 93th Raitimant, Captain Dangles sad 09 acre of
' Warrior, Captain Aastruther and OM are of
WM.& Boacawen, and residlnagrtry and clergy and
r otamro or the Royal tel.. The lilot party
th'l/4111D‘M`Iftvek'sdliPabelkia Mid lion-known
amateurs will take part. Mr. t het arranged fer •
stamlal treks to Pordead about 11 co* far tie sea-
valance ef ladles aad gentlemen the reacert
' • nor somesefel cooped woe elven three rears see for
' the Royal Respltel by Xr. Whet with Os orceistra
&eddy. whisk INS done onch good serdoe In the mom at
our local charitable inditutkes elms its feemerica by
that nontrown.

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AOCIDIXT TO THI Elotrea coy ITILAND
The South of Ireland steamer arrived in Weymouth
harbour from Cherbovg on Sunday morning, seven
boars late, having sasluia.d damage to one of her
paddle wheels, which mine in contact with • huge
pleas of wreckage when about said-way home. This
is the emend mishap she hes met with daring the last
three weeks. Mu brought home • moderate cargo
but not a Aegis pesairw. It oppose that as the
Moamar the South of Ireland was rotunda( from
on Sunday evening, and was off the fibeanbies
light the fore paddle wheel seise in conlast with
something in the WSW carrying away bar driving rod
and Sr. of her feathering ben and !oats, mudaing her
for a time quite unable to premed cm bts krona
homewards. The master, Oiraptaia Perak used all
the skill he possibly could under the unfortunate and
unforeseen oiressetances, and atter her damages had
been temporerilirepaired by &a., Was was
enabled, thoughow ly to pressed ma her journey,
and came Into eymOuth about twelve o'clock on
Sunday mooning, being 11011,0101 six and seven hours
/MIL

to provi

Taw= ROYAL —After long emptiness there came
• falser to the theatre royal ea Meader last, the
cucesdon bales the first appeareace at the comic
Pantomime Oomplw from Use Theatre Royalof
Jersey and °seamy, and Brighton lc. Ms
mammonism. that Mom. Lamb and tlullett, the
two renowned derides (banjo and banes) &Meets
was Is Itself analent attrestion ; but as met
&Wartime were arra In the one which this grand
and unique company made up, Miss ICM• Seymour,
as nenagitang op a meet prank= The greed
comic " (expertly
written for this company) with new damns and dints
was put on the stage, In • few brief hones
in a marvellous stet* of completeness, and
considering that the company had travelled "all
the way frota Brighton," and had only arrived in the
choice pLios of George the Third the same day, the
wonder is how thsy scald play at ell; but they
that did. Anthatis saying • deal, for wham we
say they played, we mean ow and all did their
bast to Mt and play their parts, sad that they did It
will hereafter remain as a thing of theatrical history
whisk, madder/mg the dimensions and the
applianom ol the Weymouth Theatre Roy'', ought to be
In theatrical history. Mr. Neebe could not have
selected a better fairy tale for rftweeentation than
"Cinderella" for a pantomime. Them is always In
I it • tale appealing at cam to the besot, and the moral
moat assuredly be • wholesome one Is them hard and
feet days of ours, when meet is put for bitter,
sad bitter takes the place of meet, and when
the shee which fits so aicel on one prism's foot
cannot be made te fit se on another's, and when
one alms or aligns of
how out of the very duelluth raMmtderrond:eneegd•kliZiel
fame, end is mad.' ky for ever." We have DO
✓moo this week to aMeMthe performance at Inigth,
but hope Le do so in oar next. We mast my, however,
that Mr. Mobs hes bees very fortunate in obtaining
so
boarde :ate* a:gri 4.1. o 11"
sevy mustfl se
di!
C="lon the excellent choke which with her
bearing she ma always matesend amend hr.
We can only remark here, in our first Maim that
never a better impersonation of the Lagoa Girl—
" Cinderella" have we ever sees, either in Laudon or
the provinom,then that so beautifully portrayed in the
life soling of Mks Marshall, whose sweet Imagery of
the character the played, not oaly unseated the
ideal of the poor girl doomed to drudgery, but the tree
Ideal of the accomplished elomMonise, and finished
Goddem of the dance. Kr. sad lin. Marian Clarke
were wonderfully clever, as was also Mr. W. Glian.y,
who taking the part of " °Laclede* was
funny, and gave his mamma at once theelos to • man
of mark as will be seen by • meg he swag of • kcal
character which we hope to give in our next
*ties.

IMNII ,
dass

Arrzun TO IMPOU ON Ka. /MAIDS
At the Marlhereaglpekest Court, oa the 30th nit
therm cute woe ethereet before Mr. Mansfield, sa •
warrant, for prom • film character of himself as a
sermat M Mr. 11. Miheatis, M.P., No. 6:1. Berkeley:square
—Mr. Mem& *Mg that he rteplied to an advertimmeat
and reseived • Mbar signed 'George W. Clist," and
sahsequeratly • emseid Whir clamed ia the same way. On
the lath last the prima, eillid upon hten, sad told him
be had boom bras,. than four years in the service it Mr.
John Pool*, Irnsmo.lot of N Morunouthettint
Ha wrote to Mr. Poole for the ptho.oer chareeter, sad
received an answer generally satisfactory, the only point
detrimental to the Mooney being that hi had rather a
bad temper. On this character be reeeived the primmer
Into kin servioe. Subsequently meeting an tronaukster of
the same district, he make to him, and was informed
there was no such pence as Poole, an ircannester in the
place. He then communicated with the 'police—The
primmer, in clef mos, said he had never lost hi. character
—a person named Poole told him he would mad him a
character, and me this was his only aims he hoped Mr.
Edwards would forgive him—Mr. Idweada said the
priestlier bad hems to his tailor and hatter, sad others, sad
every necemary for himhad been ordered to be made
Lhea=mmer pleaded guilty, and he was blued LE.—

Wasin43 Moue= FaraZTAINOIIII.—The choir
of the Wesleyan CkapeL Malebo-street, under their
talented organist, Mans. Footot,pv. a grand illuatur
dam of Ilea powers, assisted by • hew
W evening. The:entartainmant wiVainnt adcol
the Choir Fund., and Use at:Madame must hays been
highly gratifying to the choir, wiells the eatutainment
was • inost esioyabb ow, and it was at MOO apparlat
that Moms. ProbU must han bun at coasiderahl•
pains to Wag his choir to such • puked state el
'Mammy. 21e• Rev. R. Allan prodded, andthallev.
A. Brice, the mead ablates, was also pressat. The
following was the programme :—Part L Anthem,
'Sing.e Jehorah's praise," choir; plans solo,
de asurs," lan Katie Probst' hymn 304,
"jams, Thou soul of all our Joys," choir; vocal duet,
4' Gently had us," 311. Raák.s and Mks Whit.;
piano solo, " fillmilaves," Mks fituratey ; hymn
604, "Bal.. the " okth sacred song, "How
beautiful an :iteessakll:llsa May Fromm ; hymn
804, "Sonatbmia • t imprimis ;" aoloaa=114:
harmemium) ' Mr. " 0
WS I had 'Up," choir.—Part 2. di
my prayer. 0 Lord," choir; vocal dust, "0 lovely
pesos," Mrs. Cal. mid Mies Casino; by= 861. "1
will not let thee go,' choir; piano solo .Th• marry
ant," Miss &enemy ; sacred soar, IMINP
bright and fair," Wei Hawk..; dust and
burlsoulatal "the.. Masan; Mrs Cole and Mr.
Maw; hymn 672, " Great is our Beedeembeg Lord,"
solo, " &matins la ," Min Katie
Probe= R.
cos ' . Ivesdag Prayer." Mims May
Fromm I saillem, T/ Rralt hfor all ye toot" choir;
" God Rave the Qum" acme at
were of • dilloult to mode; bar=
vocalists went through them with serudeing precialcs
sad securacy. "Nag ye Jobevales prams was
a grand attempt, as the plaadite it readved
Bet the awed piece, Lemacesie's Flame solo—
" Cascade de fisers," given by littb Mlle Katie
Probst, was • remadrakka and skiver parisrausse far
one so , and ft was pelts inkiest that she le
deed to • plank* of high merit. But thee
talented juvenile performar still moos scaprised hew
auditory
Dltrimp playing • mist adult piece of
lansio—" which draw forth
the warmest piaLlits of the memo& What was
most surpAZ was that tha yew and courageous
musician the whole piece without • single sate
of nada, chairman =ositutbat remarked
that with so much
eel 4~ ok
=IQ an oVailsk rar;o::17. tet.
Smith's "the Marry pausal,* and Wymea's " mosey
wee," WU. most effectively gine by lens Binaalin
aid thee idp:cridairwho thus so Asada* eau forward
to aid in ma itemises sojournt wan veep
loudly Miss May Yreemea wbeessegdas
=mher sweet roadorlng of "How me
et" AllniS ever blight and fair" was gives is
inishad style by Kiss Ifet=unwho was hampered
with a up-call to which she Tits
two vocal dusts—cm, by Crampton, "dandy gets" was
.aarubsVsang by Mies Hawked and MOB White. The
Ks "''s* blamer rang by Mrs. Oole aid Mies Owens,
waiddighthelly givia,aad drew forth hemVaiS
so mask so that &QOM!, benibbla. Mr.
The is •441107 a gmat favemdla is W
sew • V mlem
stdomitem Mceart's BemedC,altalkarate •14 40111111. warm wad well waseibed Kr. we
Pained Mrs. Odle bi a dastAkogg
ukend "Placa D'Armearl,ra mesk 1e add 16
MOM gin 444111 with whom% ifoiraisaderms were
givss bY CiWir Rs waning, and their
_____.n_riadoriarte sal; twee • sew tees book,
th7:43r 121 the W:4"ailisceZfraPtiZimt"Zillat
amseed the wet desks hi dr Mrs. • Irma
yds of drabs was iwoordsil to Mess. Pasha the diair
mad tried at the doss d Ur sad thus a
mod sajoyable *widget brewed to
• ekes.

Ilea Kimmel' Meese Laskeete—Thie talented
der/ de cadedoe is bet now paying • wish to WeymoutSdush
Zairover about • fortlieff the purpose et
tie public, the dams sad the
ahem In the art of , In the osownldT
rooms el the Hardee Hotel, Tht Awn leaner% ar
it
o, weetaeo:eldondsy afternoon, his WollhlP testayor ldw. G. Ilia) There was •
w lute a ladfs oleo • few
who mowed to telow the !hall* Intend trtiellimispro-
=7lMin Seinen held el nee end of the room
1; Oaks to Ite ereeled, sad which woo
pay droned with enwlet cloth and onweensolod with
wend pots al *eke &WM. At wee end al the
Übe Lawn lied • toweadlicent gin slovs. bY
famtrthigr end &‘• Idinborek, which awonwed to us
to be al • MM. 001101111. dboa Oa the mire ol the
izLiesol:eoonoraloal
airmil. wee • hive
bade it which Min Kehaan and pre peaotkel
ginsteallem al the eft I.IW webpds ol 000twery4
MI TiOnik Uhl ihk7g• 'MK the PeocWilap,

°MIMING 01 • GYMNASIUM AT THI, MILOOMBS
BMW SCHOOL.
An event of no little hororteace In sosmeation with the
history d We powskr areal ems of on W
alotabt& hY the ousting of iipmeelem for
am=f thlea
The unmade= ham ben bIIM Mr News. lo=
and Oiabliiiiii. ot ITtit, rad the Maw
• ram .
tftsocserairdtios. The Nom of Weymouth
. O. Miee. as the opening ceremony, ell
ta. plies In =lt' = '
Tim Heed Nester. the Bar. J. Ilium; said ha had
af ked his Warship the Mayor to mate forward on that
riles the repreenstatlve et Weymouth, in order to
lat public what bad beta dose in the school. and
whet he bored woad Ite does in the titers. Ha then
referred to a circular TIM' he had lathed in Dthember,
ISf7. In which he Invitsi the artmergiee of ths Weds
11th. pupils and other Mends at the school to noble hist
Se provide a gymnasium sod Powered elargreeed for wet
i 4 msetter. • meant pion of greeted tiee Itself
rear the school, it was al coos that it would
jest be the spot far the Wooded Hs bed isen
portinbugglng
atior the maw, but hod mom
ía sad new thee bed nee the awhile&
(atisarsj out ot the liblimp would thew IP Woe=
S5O and SOO, and he had alsemil reolved • pod sem
towards this &meant He then dwelt on the
adveatagee to be derived hens healthy szeralettlels
kind, as an outlet for bodily monies for boys who were
kept at their books, sod In easehrlea thanked the Mayor
for Ws lenders In ermine aisseipi Oro that day to help
"7-to by ide prem..— killis_e_sfil4.6l qr ----

'tbsgetbigTOS,l. Emszt— ied—wiiffli &aumilahalMali.by
t being
ptak sxpmses4
irodelt er boast be rdad=
from
*Militia but he was afraid from what he saw in the
MAW MP= Possionmes that Mere was too math
noel sagt*l slier thinp of that kind to the dentiontat
other t matters, but was ears If Mr. Make saw
ony of boas frees this bind of thing he would
Meek anneain wise wont to make Aloft
part el their abmaties, and he geotod a Latin plums to
prom this. Zurek* of this lad tended to aill forth the
Aping power, as • sountermsticeo to the mental powers
gm=No this, as they maid wet meet In the
sa aosonat of the sold monism declared the
sad the bop would at moo retire sad
E.tgam ef their powers in Me ammsehono. but
Asian so he had • nismage to delver dem their
esteemed aseabse, Mr. lidwards, to anaiti he would
have boa present bat for a prier at mother
part el the town CAM skis..)neement, the
strains of the cad town head were heard In 11:=
mooted to whisk the ameirayand pupils adj
The =shoal was very diseerslirl with leas
I* Mr. Imes. . Bond. Difn Intim sad
e llama. h. rain mean mat Qs tina__llMMlr
immog ths Preaddlage. as the visitors were mimed to
withdraw.

remarking that it storied him the utmost *mum st f Mt Itialti gatraltas, Mp., saki • Mr. Chairman aad
being present. He Gould not tell them iamb anent r Patleatea.- I fool very mach iromisliwented sad beg to .
sbo myckaia of thobia gad ao oa. 1 supra, ray thaalu for the noon -r in which you have !
"dews ja Lima balaahTbs fie' felt that the gnu& f rim sad. mesh od the Peat of the Borough )(embers. It 1
kW of deep regret to me that my worth,' and
were very ter babel isaslgm notice', .specially tit* r colleague to not here to experhoos the warm
Breads, la the matter of cheap cooking,and thought you have given to the tweet. for Lam sure he
that snob • work es Miss galaistee must be of great, re been equally 1,10141. with myself at the
megrim to ths oauatoyand felt that shit and others too have beret pilsonet ti Pay ue. I ass
were doing a ' .to remove Bog* Preiodkie iit at a letter had imitsesimel from Sir Frederiok
this respect. Proverbially the &With Ponl)le '''''''' trout Nide. I have as doubt he is in aMr
a ales he In sn e
ignoreat of cooking -.ill this mus toob , and something should be how Mee tile
(leughter); he is milk to he mewled in the mike.
In order to remove thh ignorance not only in .em of the sonny south; ilat / hope we are going to have
would
duth bit througltotit thou..
° oonntrya at large... dNhianot
..ar
wasrarbrasta.
ihreu mo
.t t. ft‘ to h
iong.
rafor,welsavz
s that we m
lad• long dreary
rill
Miss Kielnisasi. but they would also be told bow to mace go into spring, and thee we shell quickly forget
tasks the dishes and thought that maoh good would the miseries of the winter Dist The lierelmots and !
be the malt. He thought by the thus these lecture Traders' dinner hoe always halo a favourite of mine: ,
toms to
on
ma
ootoo a abase attending cbcro cools I remember when our mucireesteem Id friend llr. Alter-
man Robertsow remedtoted it, sad I fully boned we
not but be benefited. He coon not help should have a large gathering, for In Weymouth I should
that they should have the assistance of the t= like to promote good fellowship and go xl Is dine and this
Nchoola who would send their elder girls to b• 4 really a convivial ',Merl e. where party cliffs. noes
taught how to cook, and so the outcome of Wen are allowed to slumber. W. :blow it to often sadthat
Kelman's visit might had to the establishment the word politics is never tote Emotional on orations of
of • school for cookery in Weymouth, so that this bled, and they are tho very last thin g I should wish
they might hone • supply of good cooks. (Applause.) to introduos hers. Bat even ifl were to speak ou politic@
MISS K-z...- -I-.
proceeded to prows e.t.a aagoca to you Ido not know:what would be of the heat Interest
anything certainly do not want to heaanything mere about
Queen Mel,
as follows-Steak aGs Jilienas, itsiolfa,=o Ma Vattern Q metiers. ( is s4t
led,and I hope
..-
croquettes, boiled potatoes, t eluded. The all-engroillfm subject Ii th it c'el odepression
giving as she went along hor reasons for doing this and trade. We are binds I in- a state of great commercial
that. lath. ent P6Oll she weighed oat the various asprorogoo, and I h. when wo re_toombh, in New,
tagnahlibio cm baredjuantilkinra for theacamsaVaddbP. anti nil we
shall unit.
lit
oti: I'IN it
ttobeleel'adlrmrso
issibia, of ik.g, t. ..66,.. H. Inuit,a am to 1 rorrose the Jl:ade of the oceintrestr7thongh I fear it is
lEtbsin
waked.
baudidand snort.=
ute:roortund the power
oepower ofpreLLgtslant
distiot,..n to bringimryabowiudtentyre:=l:.
=IFOFOhad 111 the neat
rpia
It is In every body's mouth, sad the question Is- u How
ger the %speedos the audience • very *moat two was it bOalrbt about r If o not think • need to look
tasawassaltrigad rtoild'vettetterlitabli atatfuenWiewn far,
11:tcliat Ira. I Inidetattharwpaltionies In rrggsw—
ellathroalt—Nr& Frank Buckland, Bditor of Land 1873-4, was almost the greOnt case that (ell upon this
ami Wager tsouirir to a letter w accompanied a country; it raised the press of those very satiates-coal
mimeo at& oc w.oacoack, aid aoco owl% his and Iron-with which we thought we should always
opinion was asked. The fah which had Goaa dissected 81,147 the Told., .agid this extraordinary prices reached
I. set si the world waking how long coal would last, iod
was called the "Lump Bucher"
_,or Lump,
__.asl4,__„awd,.._.• what was to be done if it felled. This caused people al-
wee said to be good for food. 'lnn ohs @Boom too? .... molt everywhere to , search end see whether they cool I not
following day as the Ash had been returited, alto she find coal deswhere. and I may say to our regret and oor
should there're have the *mare of cooking it on loss, opal has been found in abundance nearly all over the
Tooadoy, oad moth, Its "olio% bgras Monsea's world. And with regard tc iron, there is no doubt now
lecture was a first-rite one on high alas. cookery, Log that America, one of our great c istomers. is lost to no.
In the ammog
she
again lectured aa cheap as far as Iron to concerned, for over. Strange to my, eo
the Rim J. trt•Philn•oa occupying this "r•
~.;.-4 recently as 1873. a company was forming in Poonsylnuils.
'"ern America, and I believe Massacre were ordered to he built
was • goed atteseho
y.-ustoge Dr. Drew go.
said for the Purpom of supplying Lireme with coal. Time
—.woe, anesda, ammo tbs collapse trade has
et-nbbott. Hiffikies. sad Talbot ......._ ....
......
TRAM= OF Lamm -The KOOS! .sth. Nag's Head as • CUSlorllff, and they now matpets with us in iron as
lan wess=erred frees lyelleglek emelt Haman* le well so coal. America has mama May recently through •
tailMende.. *amnesties nes made for the time of very great adversity
.; I was staying the other day
or of the beer bare knows as the ' Bird.in-Hand. with_sk partner of this isle Mt P• 4041. sod a le_nilmoon
N....... yr. y.. so. to 1... doe* who had recently arrived from Aiming said-" You have
but sa the applisalion of Mr. flowlideatkat no idea of the amount of distress that we In the States
. t was aseeesee for a week In arlse to tasks have gone through." A newt of en gaserscon geatiereass
aortal& aseabiea said- ' With decreasiag.put
_indualrY in _evos7
ILI OMOOKM MialM Ili &MART Aco.--11v. filoorx branch of tend*. sad the Increased Wasson,
roofs*, was seaameand loader the 1110th smoke of there WM ..aurti.t.. mem passible to recover
Oval Let for aulawfally earth( at his ewe 11.111011■110 national Drained 014110 MY national economy,
act maks so be wooed ocor a eirrok, opsoraa And It was purmel • 1.7 Q, 314ehliV riotous, became
ma" iw Thccittowts for met having the lams a loiters of add lirlag ; poor and lived
isaham
sag as wok mr Hefter, poor. It became a feeble.. of fancy go xis,
H ,__ as bobanruar borough, sisgog shag silk goods, jewellery, end maim steam imported In
"..'"" ' Wiehed Is asks a awls& drain true IM7 was Ave rainloes Ms. than In 1673, the consumption
so sa ma, Tboaccrorractaravgag sky puma. Of isles iR Um mime period fell of SHIA, and of tea Ilk,
.
as . so sbc barrow, mr, Mesas., pm heed if the population. Is Ave years ending 1873.
who teak preruntlea to mud the ems (a writing, In over 111111. miles of new railways were omatroellod at a
wad* Wear t was atipolstedi &Mlle defas eleat ems to met el AllOlllo.ooo. Moos then the construction of mid-
wives sks gabs mocked oog skew oe Oa the reads has meircely been OM tense a year, and the cones.
piplaelaas mark skin sraa aol-pagassaaa
as bosuns, mile thaisideaCoal and km industries may beelexined.
ti bidmalee then toted,
thoscrtyleg,""silet friltaggeereaki mow and AM IMO SOW SI 1111117 OM [MIUSIFIOFed In
ean ,eMeitikr. Marva rho caw daisadant: the Hailed Nobs balms they swarmed over the
/Lag I ask fee aa eghernmeas an I with to dear myself otimallY. • mmous...l.B4llAL Now the Inisnios workerssad to p$ legal sesist sal
ease. Mr. Hoopoe mdtted that who ham ham to matanne at their old employ.
ghad Imp plain el time foe the defeadeat to have moats have at loognlyesegnised the necessity of changing
thk Doissmliat : I had aim au wigwag the their coormatisas slug this kmpeslucel a great increste
all night law. The Bench: Ton have had plein of lo the 'unable le the Wimp the soil, so that while
he p 4 legal swilatenes. Mr. Hooter: As the 3.3361000 well of public kali tint tams on for caltiva-
gokaaloas lamas as ogreararasor sag es I am folly Ma to 1877, this UMW 11.111111•1111110 d 10 7,lan 000 in 18/1.
ea te_ge with the ease may I ask teeth. cons el and altogether fully 111,11111.11111 sates were brought nodes
Mi MO Beach s °ortolan Mr. Hoene, agr cultivation that hul pays,hum tilled before-at least
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. , wellas the maw at kramee,? Asha'peye.. 100,000 families thee ' to smiculture from other
dant i (Isn't I pay the omits Memecrow t The BIM& 3 Net Purenia The Tahoe ar sypey ameeded that of imPorts
It Zen week your Gess to be adjourned till le-marrow yc_ra in 1878 by 815 Wilkes Now see how this tells
wm have topar the day's costs new. Deleadeat then n 1 nom our miltalgy. We unfortunately no untold
pay aba can, am. ~,,e are tyae ,no Bosch: gat II millions of soma te eulthatil: sad the difficulty is to give
--e sad themes steads sdl ausieff WI te.sserrew. Della- elir - - Inr.4i.dl States the
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-PO (St employment; bit ia the United
get frasplayragat powlag food for us, for which
we vs to seek to the Allielk3lo3 agriculturists,
and this thorn to hey issaufactum But they
do not bur our mantas:4ms bat those of America.
Thus Amelia' is wetting enormous wealth from England.
and it is estimated that the United States have token
from Eirope during the last two years .C 100,000,000 of her
own weeurlthis which Europe had previous', earned from
Amnia, and this state of Ulnas cootinues to go on ; but
how long It can goon! am at a logs to understand, when
you mender the prosperity which now attends them.
We have no teeming warm if bad ; and, unfortunate,
for us, they will poeticism to draw from us these
millions of money, which gow to their agriculturiste,
and enables them to bar American menu! *aurae
Nothing ami am sum. Manse the prices of the country,
u tothe trade by which we obtain food, and how ars we
to obtain those millions of money for food t (Hew,
bear.) Rat there Is one bright side to the question. You
may scarcely believe it when I tell you what! am going
to say. IWM looking over ems papers. and I saw posi-
tively an article headed "Speech of Mr. Edwards at the
Working Men's Clab" in 1811). My worthy friend the
Mayor presided, and though this was in 12. a good ten
Plomago, strange to my, the language lased at that time,ff
I wen to read It rom those ray words! uttered "6°—
would be applicable to the meths of this day. That time
followed the commercial peak of Black Friday. when
°versed, Garner. and Co. tailed. I was then deploring
the state of affairs which existed, because we had
goat through a sad ordeal W very bad times I was
ratty
moors complaining the working
that the . clater n
ftissuast.tbtrt:
summer, they did not lay up for bad times What was the
malt? Immediately on that foll need the great turn of
cictissty,san. dlbes,firlre Pr
02 it'd
tp.rozessarittshtad
dation cd nadvtirstm. I hope tsn that the.bed oraWeets
noisiest tress:kr
ssicks chareditai thaswiesre. 186=nds!
say I do not think that t 0... se the remotest Maass slit.
Ito not like to dwell mos what Poeta& cell the IteWe
of prosperity, lathe present state of things! do not am
what prospect Mere is of things becoming better: I think
we have to go down to the wry lowest ring of the ladder
—Doti fighting inch by lack, whether we will work flys
minutes longer, or an hear longer—(uplause)-onst, that
our people will be animated by the spirit of Englishmen,
and all put our shoulders to the wheel, and do our beet to
bring about the revival of prosperity which we to much
desire. In 1872. • Prime Minister said that in this little
Island, we earned more in this present century than was
made altogether in the tine from Julius Cesar to the
beginning of the present century, and that we made monv
material wealth in the last 16 years, than we did In the
minims 50. (User, hear.) We are not going to Meowed,
but to face the worst of it, and to hope we shall ham
rawty. It ex how things coma about
l is
ast century, in order to bolster up the manufacture
of borne-spun woollens, a law OW Puled. in 1721, lamming
a Oise of .C2O on the seller and of 1.5 on the wearer of any
calico. Irifuersgeare after English-made was allowed
to be sold— dad the warp thereof is made entirely
lof linen yarn. It was not till 1774 that the wowing of
printed calicoes was legalised, and they ware even then
'object to a duty of At, which in 1806 wag raised to 31d.
a yard. Raw cotton at this time was subject to a high
import duty. The object of this legislation was to stop
the development of a manufacture w has since become
one of the lariat and most important of our peacoat
industries: but it waa done in the desire to keep up the
pekoe of borne-grown flax and wool. The 'Squires of that
day were entirely convinced that England would be
ruined If she ever took to lllMatooturing cotton. (Laugh.
tar and hoer.) Mr. Edwards seatinuad he had now only
to congratulate us on what be bad often heard deplored—
that we hare DO MODDIIOIOIIII to be affected by fluctua-
tion of :trade It was very satisfactory to come down
sad bear—" We have not had • bad mason at
all: we have had a good am They had now
got Weymouth pretty muds sig in ths world and them
ig more cause to come to Wegraosah than gators. The
Cherbourg steamers, he hems will be carried on macaw
fully, and he was glad the amply did not seem disposed
to let the Cherbourg tragic go. (Rew.) Ile was also very
glad Weymouth penal, am dealing with the important
subject el the and wens going to do away with the
old uglylo 3017 unsatisfactory and very
unsafe. He Mad an Improvement to the bridge, it
is a disarms to the tow and the soma the is
removed the better. Mear, and variant cries.) s had
had the good fortune te fill the potation he occupied, for
sway years. (Great applause, and wigs "I hope you will
mittens for many wears more) He would endeavour to
further the iatareetst
_of We_yroouth may pcsabla my.
(kaassatinua and Mr. WALLa: • I wish I was as sure
of heaven as you ante be returned at the mixt
shiellaa") He bad now • vary pleasurable duty to
perform he mated Mae* drink Ms health of • gastlssaan
who mime fa tleast swim main Waynsoatb—our
Mem. 1 Helms overjoyed when be
found Mr. Eliot sesepted aka for he was the right
man in the right plies, no one WM bona able to 103 k
after the Interests and went. of Weymouth than the
present Mayor, and he was gars they would back him
up. (Great applause)
The lima saki Mr. Edwards had given them something
of what MIS taking place in other parte of the country,
and bad molten of the groat usount of distress prevailing
In other countiw, but hers he thought it was quite
legitimate for him to say that In Weymouth they were
happily priessrud from • daal of the diatom to which
they in other parts of the country were subjected, far they
oould not takaupasurepambutwhat they raw 'Atomised
columns filled with inWlagime from all parts of the
counrozetheek ik.=.that ...at
tir won
so Is this led..illarftst
there aroom thew not
bebrawneeesiontrguted old peoples
ties spans Aber= ladreet
that sma mr. sa sad see eallseps would
larlm to do their dead to roam whatever elabales
steed In the way for the MIME ef thg.town. Darirstod
lest 12 mouths the Chatbourg sisamers bad been
ang every adfcet had bees mob to hearers the trails
slack was graduallyisoproving, and would result in 17003
winnow to the town to ma war. There was ass odes
ref he might elinde is sad that was hridaz, which
egres=isOfint tow:I trarlla Wigan Motown wit
la a
bpaspereeseesditleacrellyelyeeseking.farhenama
*or" Irisseesd" slite eviesseye Is wriVIVI SelegrisaislirMwanalie
ile prepeed se ihe cit the sts:bizimProzrity to
the eserolasittefizew.ersaidh.madair
wit lir
Kibesrs.)
Mr. Alderman Lynam In respeeding expressed the
tilesesre it Wooded lam to most Ms Worship the Mayo,
on that ocamolon ; and as mord, their esteemed and
vales' itiasber. Me. Idweedslea °sold say that is Weir
moth Ms as., Is immartallma. (Cheers.) At that very
time Mr. Edwards had arranged to be in the South a
Franca but • letter having readied him from W
stating that that dinner wee gam to hike platen=
deferred hie Jamey la order flO 10311101611
that ssalsisiVisora) As the elWateer&rilE
tows he to Seek the lam aft
mar wish toast
Mr. DOM, also he nsesesiketM He Ispd *ea%
proksi wooed wialad ash a the balkilag
the tows would laereasa eel See the reams
might be bawd to glee gpfsEar trillgtaar=
Mr. Ism saltabir
Kr. H. Quoitrot la brim Msgalecissis.'2lo
Marston of oar Loss! w saw wpm
1.014/0 Gahm Loma, and le
Mr. ?mum Weer BIM bat dos
their duly to the usisai.. Willi mil wows sow
theses they lied to &au siolros to
ow, out Imo/ olaildloa mjae Mao deer
esteged tits Gellaleelbouslar. (Ohesial
Xt. 013•11/31 islE he felt that Um all had grisaiSte
that duty, and haii pat their heads to the
maa ga=l:ne
bet Era for whisk they IMO
10 WI
MAIN= hi tia 000141 of his remarks In
Menlo geld he hel mar hews a abort time oeeansSjjj
abTatTmaamame body,
Gbatm conk'
ilfully enema
pessilearmimbela of Conac had sad ;
owe pat be had aware stair= slows es
go hi duty to the Mem as
Mr. Wows booortoods toopoodod.
Mr. WIILOIOOO then rose, gag la a mad sum
aromeed "The heel* of the
lte4ee It Ste, be NM. • aserAtte ken