The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-23 00:00:00

Debonibire.

TWII 711111 AT THII BINNOP or EnlTlllet
PALAOL —We hove been favoured with the follow.
ing uommuniootion from the Lord Bishop of Hie
'Noses Bl.houlowe, November 11, The
111. hop of Nestor is anemia to Mho his warmest
thanks to the sully html Mond, and neighbour.
who gave their prompt And valuable old in is.
tinguisliing the firs en Numbly lot, which WU thus
(with (4oil'e bleming), prevented trout dmiruying
ilis house in whioli Ks *HMI, In tang all he thin
he pernilltoil to remoinher Anything, he will retain A
grateful rooolleolion of the pool emotiona the.
randenel by neighboum who wore tOIII6I. to MAIN
more emotione mist of the sympathy of ninny
othom, from whom sympathy was Hie only, but not
the lout ratifying support, whloli he Anil his
bottle imuld revolve in Wit hour of Irial."—noryiwy
OtrimOlo.
A NIIIPINTNIC —A entry meeting wu hold on
Boturdity week lei... the remyt of the poll sin
the rpiution, on Os Hey. Mr, Tote hiving
ethyl' the @hair, r. Ohurobwordon Bellwood es.
hummed lb. risusib or the poll Ai under I
Mot Adopting Ille Lighting Ast ..,......
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The required
liumher—two.thil. of the votes
hovlng Own poi sd r the Ael, I was adopted,—
Uhurithws um thug I the vote. IhoUlll
hurl been Nilsen tinder Merge. Boerne', Auk whisk
gloefe a plurality of volsi hit rolopoysni And he re•
mei to ugh thu itiblu. Tte other oliurohworden
obtained the 01 II three overseer., 11101
posted a 'intim' on Mum ay wNit pi) Ihr nhuruit
ileum shnounultig Ihwl Os Ant oil limn Adopted,
tlr, Roams posted a 'mentor noble., deolorlng thol
the required two.thirds of the voles had not bun
given its favour of the Winton of the Act, nod thug
the molter stands, On rr day neol a mooting will
be held to Appoint nine inepeolon to tarry out the
Act,
Toes's. A 'Hoene rol owe. —The lith
Annul meeting of
_the Booth Devon Agrimillurol
Nastily was hold it Tutu. on Friday. Them was •
show of Youth Home tiottle, Amp, and Pigs, and a
ploughing motoh and prism given by the lAA. of
Nonisrest, Lord Minton, Mr, L. V. Palk, 1.1.11.,
And other' were 'worded. A public dinner woe
Afterward' held In the Assembly Rooms, ot which
Lord Chureton presided and omoitipt
_thou primul
wire Nit Massey Lows, M.P., Mr. L Kekewh,
M.P.. Mr. H. Perrot, and Ooprain Bodoni, The
noble chairman, in the course of three Mastro.
tdons respecting agrioultural program, said that If the
low William amol, with whom he was on friendly
term. when In Portionisut, Ind who hod wl4lWil
much on economical forming end song.' graining,
with fermi,' practical sone", mold rile nod his mn
be would blsuh.sbussssisthefrriutiigdtbbs

present day. He MO heard Cobbett say that the
finest bound ti him WWI to hear In the summer time
two kill IMO a onokuo (laughter), but farmers would
not now think of keeping their labourers in their
kerns to thrash their um% in the months of June or
July when they could be itiuoli better employed in
the fields. Mr. Hakimleh, M. P., in proposing
" Somme to the South Devon Agrioultural-
thin and health of it. President Karl Morley," mid
he would appeal to the meeting whether they thought
any profeulon or occupation had more gone ahead
and made such progress as agrioulture, let them
look latok a few years—they must not look hack a
day, or a week, ore year, or five )fears, hut at least
10 years—and see what a march agriculture had
made, and how much they had progressed in that
solemn which was so important to thew present and
to the country. (Hear, hear.) He would take se au
example the question that all were conversant with
--that of steam he WM old enough to remember
when the idea of working anything by steam—the
idea of a looomotive engine —wee repudiated it was
a thing held perfectly fossible, and lie had heard
that the first man Man (lining county who tried a
smell steam engine, setting it going in a church
path, was held to be a lunatic. &nne one met the
engine, and said the experimenter ought to be turned
tot of the parish for having visited the country
with such an unearthly inhabitant. (A laugh.) It
WIMI perfectly true that a man (hr having even lug.
looted the idea of a steam engine WU confined (or
.some time in a lunatic asylum, and it was with very
lariat difficulty he could obtain his relies,. Now,
when they went on the top of Devonshire hills, they
heard the continual hum and buss of steam engines
thruhing out corn, instead of that eternal rapping of
flails on the Hour. (Chum..)