The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-07 00:00:00

Memory of • loot ordiageo, ter whom ho Over Mier-
Ildind the daarr feelings of warm friendship add
bduli irespose. Bah utfortionatAy, film the cause which
kr bra alliiii to by Kr. litazatao, he II enable to
he here to day, tad he has thenfore &Waled ON to be
, his WM eabotitate on this ecembia. And. Illsntimmui
It is not • matter of great oarpries to mime that.,..
lii the midst of MI the avocatiose and kigh dm. of my
"We friend, he eheidd hors hue willing to undertake
sod NON ttOttlt Oen Tor thit purpose. wbui we
remember alit to the object that ham brought um
together Miley. sad *hoes memory it is that Ilia now
the begrte ef Mary on. of wt. IBM', hear.) It would
he aelpirliattea, if not impertiommt, in in. to speak here
ii the proomme of so may of hie relative., hi friend.,
and hi Brickbats', to dilate 011 the private virtues of
She Mt Liird ifirbeet You all boor what he was u
a fried, ea I hut, am a neighbour, aid you are all well
immtaisted With his eminent courtesy, hi greet social
Mtraedoti, and on them, therefore, I will not
iteilhavour to *sprees the feelings that
Op naturally in a your hearts. (Hear, 80
But there la one Forties if his public uner, sad me
aspect of his chancier with whiolt perhape I am better
acquainted than almost any man, became it wee my
good fortune to hare the honour of serving with him
ht the War Department for upward, of 18 months. I
has,, therefore, the spirit in which he dir.bargM Um
&Km of that great Mice, and the work ',blob he
livid M mmemPlebed, and no that subject I think I
am entitled to ape& you will sessagNSW. INNINOW
that his career of service to the Britik army did adt
leg* at the thee WINO IN NOlt 04011 IN anitaffify Id
date for war, it sumnoseed at au NAOS MOO*
teratally oft.' that peeled where the meats ef Ibl
Unman war revealed te ea in all their aakehrome the
defects of our military adatinitratimtad tie itonfuith
Into whisk we had penaitted them departments to fit '
Lord Haim, we sot atatented with
of time raw he termed to them, 7,'=.0.7"te:.1
=8 sad Mowed hard to Ind poetical
for the Selig that 12641 been ftposea —And
the. hubs beam seed by *6 Seartiary of
Slate for the time being to unitrtalre the Mau of
the great royal comehmion to
1 M:111.84 of •
equehilly tato the emir, eseditioa of the
miny. and Sbe UMW aumgemeate of our forma he,
although eat if 'Som, laboured day by day, mil hoer
by boar, ih the Fort
_work he had naihreaket.
( a mien). He laboured wader seheemetal. ratora-
usota, animated by no party emeirimatime, has leldsb'
for the pubis imam* He worked ',ruler MOP
ciddiiduito of tbetaeminiater of the
to .
stader idaicts. whoipab, oolitieal
party he Mime semen he tom
~ And
when that report-was made, and the groat primal*
that it contained had been laid deera,l66 warn All asked
—dill out of offiee—to Map him baud le. the work, aid
to labour, to carry out Um detail, sad ho apply the
prinairdes that had Hsu bees akeleied out. aati no
working the time at l.agtb Gam sir in Ur prided
trof the , US Itilia arrived at
~ .1 Moe war he doweled
himself with all the an el hit akeraater sad the
authority M his maiden to oarry not in the minute*
details the groat peintipleo which be bad laboured Se
eatablik. (Heir, hear). And thee tee by elle, and
Mep by atep, he pre to lee British Army a tiett up-
elation of ite medical department, maw muter,
arraggemeate, improved be:rooks, better ventilation.
greater eamforte sal rational aninammeate; he laboured
Meltingly, witelyeed eautleasly,teralse the character,
to improve the twailition, to menu the health of his
sountry'm soldiers, and he Mee/ almost the eoping Moue
of the megailieent edifies he had create& You may
think three are weeds, .ad mom• may he inclined
to ask where are the proofs. SeMoboat time has Dot
slanted to give proof of the Seth of ouch wide eater.
Sloe.. lan give yon • proof far better than words, a
proof of the dime fast..; and the hided staKellete this
a few mire ago the death-rate of the British army was
• little elm 17 in a theumend, it it at the present
nement • bile over 8. That is • groat work for any
ma to have aammaplialted. If you meted to add to
the simple imatiption open the Mate* anything this
would ix with the strictest truth hie great Maim to Me
leea bonoer, you would mat ite below tleey limbed.
he halved the deoth-rate of the British army."
(Amines.) Bet,.. would urry away with you a very
imperfect view Of bia labours if you thembe-mresi m
was that work—it woo that only to which be wee de-
voted. Them wee no portion of the varied duties of the
great and laborious tam which he bald, to whisk be
did not give hie almost aqui= at which he did not
Wooer. It is DM oaly in abs Rid of maitery immure-
ment that he claims the admiratioe of lingiskinea. I
an Wore me now a potties of that plias{ valuators
any that has untag up within the last few
Whet Lord her took Wine it was hut 10 55,4
It wee not the 'Nestles 4 any minister or my gmern-
meet, but it sprung up from the montsmous spirit of
the people of Indeed. But it might have ban .hooked
or raWireeted by government. It wam Lord Herbert
that laid down theme greet aid mud principle, white
has ambled that movement to take ile natural develop-
ment, aid the. meagre to the tionaloy an additional de-
fence of 180,000 volution. Then, again, he laboured
In aeother kid. Ai a Whember of the govenimet he
misted in the oarrylag out of measures for the betkr
defame M our porta aed aremals, by dories, all those
sorras whir am rum b•lng 'stria or Ife UM his
Imad to the work. holooked into every detaiLand therefore
he will have added new bulwarks to his country, coon-
mesehmg under his aamiemand mottled by him approvaL
(Applause.) Thus he in may departments of military
administration laid broad and deep the foundation of a
new load better °reanimation, In SOWN of those depart-
moue he lived to erect apes that foundation • fitting
superstructure white is the beet monument to his
memory; in others, taken away as it seems to Os so
prematurely he bath loft it to Ulmer men to build epee
the foundation that he had made. He mete • noble
exaimre to his eneetemon in the spirit in which they
laborer, though you may ask naturally how was
It that in the brief mom that woo given to him them
*kw met acempliehed. I watched him day by day;
I had the honour air the singular good fortune
to be as hie subordinate in SINS* gnat works,
and I know the spirit in whisk be laboured, and the
means by which he aceompholted the obriihia b.
fulfilled. la the list Mace he was y in
eeriest; be believed the prime*s he a he
Metered earnestly in his work, and yet with all that
menettnees there was nothing of narrowneu in hit
Mor buier th sh In his mind. In e midst of all
ahon; long eights in the House of Commons,
long days in Pall Mali, I never ones heard that spirit
enrolled, I Deur sees heard from him a harsh word. I
Then, again, he pomered that wooderful power of
making others work at well ea him& ; he did it not by
driving them but by kindly emoideratiesa, by enitant
aid, by infusing into them a postioe of hie own earnest
mint, by giving sad by piaalng the honked and most
analiatesi lereee where lie believed bloom/Amu was
dettreed. lbw labour* he amompllshed the work to
whisk he devoted his Ste, and well dem he derive to he
oommeneested by a grieful ematry. tar then ha WS/
as we km, Km In private and midi life • thorough
English statesmen sad pilisathropit is the bed miss-
legal the word, at* ImoO, not anitoliaty or rash, bet
mations, raided, mid eels. He devoted hit Ida to the
moles el his Sovereign and hie amairy, mil at
too moon in that service he laid it down. Yea hair=
well, gentlemen, to end to Me mammy this Attlee
meement, not that It is needed to ham alive among
eo
.1.. Mew him the recollection eta fried •• htv6
last, bet that it may reshod others who sane alter no,
who knew hint Dot of the spirit to witish he talmered,
and the works which he soloomplimbed, ilid as men her..
• mem this mirliMplus, and Say, "Who., Is this
Matas, and what did bidet" Let elime NU the Wary of
blend. life that they way be trail to good dude by his
bright ezainplit whoa they Lars bow it was that so large
a share of the adminitkm, the moo* and tit love of
he eoutempereries Weeded upoe the tumoral as..
of *dam Herbert. (load olatera.l It now ally renteine
for me to head over to year Mayer tad Commotion
this ommorial white I mow request to he unemered.
(The sour* ea the NUM an them reateved,the bend
of the ride dorm playing the Nation) Anthem.) Mr.
Mayor, you wall resolve this memerial from the hands
of the remmittee, by whoma ma teamed to engraft it
1 lo the keeping of the Corporatim of this mead 'Ky.
1 and among the many and beautiful seetameets
white adorn your turn. I am imeddrat that there le
nom which yoa will shed* with more love, higher
reepeet thee the Mates of oar departed triad end
fellowmaahrymma. ((been)
The KAYOS mid: My lard, it affords me tb• very.
greete=re to modern that matimet with which
you year address • Mee swag the noes.
mote white embellith eer 'aity theta is nem white
will be held ta higher edam by the Miami of
fi Moo the m e promoted le um this day. You
li=l mese of the may virtue, both patine arid
private, that adorned the sharaater 0 the late Lord
Hulbert I bat rash r they are appeeelabed by the
emote at lupe, I Mg lame to eay that there are nose
In the ermery who appresiatem them high qualities gad
Mom nettle vI.. min Ira the Miami ef Salisbury.
Maay of um saw him me be Maid ea the linetings Dot far
hose UM pieee Mom he eatered en his public It., mad
we marami whoa that UM was dosed. TOUT lordship
saki that be had laid the foommiatime eta greet work hi
reforming of Si. emna ef our Sr...';tied I say
that when the eannery had ;Mem pees
qualities, alod had bier km lash forward to that day
chin they hoped to remain laim isle Prime Minister
1 of this greet ematre, it waa a mearafel day when the
1 =27rushed es that he me no more. IS is.
:1111•114,1•117 mearement, as far an out regard
for his memory te eenommed, is, ere all WIONNIND and
reverence it. We have eam his life; we ham beta
witeseem net rely to his weld* hat to hie primes
wiriest; we have amen the opmeanded libmality M*
which be mine forward es fury semetee to egged
legal mod geterml weeks of grief; we have whmmeed
Pet peel which, WI peer lemithip he. .d
*sew all hiiirYielreirtin. I ham may be om,' on behalf of
1 all Mimeo of fiallobary, li int as aliall War WI sad NS
I linifsolli the Wisps, .1 10,4 liorbart Oar
rgltita, MU leek ap ha it, and be otimulated=
spheres to de what is them bet for their
egnipiey's sae& sad ram may Shim day's week 10 •
' etendea ef a game felmem, mil may red neass4 be
Mumma our Andres m it Is se
,
-:lrtectlisl seite, I will my am we shall jays
gleam eel mina* the memory of Lea Harbert, aid
lir re OOSISSISSioa will mar feel it a peat privilege lie
SIN the *Meet *ugh bad camel this steleti. (Cheers.)
The ememmay 4011 torarbra to the Oetemil Chamber
rde el the iwritalime ot the Comore-
-The Is, the moweloa wee entrusted to
.J. I. Beetsa, tat Oeiheehoeverest, mad the vet,
lommer to whir be perinea his Seek re.
the Aim* midi upaa him. Deny &limey
an PerwideiL and the wines mu eateeliant. The
for the aemeneada of tion the peso
were fir a rib* rod War may of the
ofter'atiot emir mut "eabeeol. the &de
we. taitm by Be liirlyar, who wee
ID his data by Be Art do
aZood V
and
sod moms thesammil omp." im A.
of Mammy me! Men. ditatibei, the et fithetorY
and Ma. Mmegtee, Wks. Cbeekder Pam, Marquis of
Albmchnr'r, Inmost le Von* Bari Olonwilliam, O. W
h (bort klngton, Yr Mo. mei Keay ibilsi Osollig
Bookisr. P., Mr. 3,ll.,llleieme, Ow el Sheriff
and KM arm% Ils• H. askil &Aar, p., lir.
N. 0. meek li. P., imi lbs. Ilemh, lb.. W.. Swirl,
lt,P. Mr. Aateebee, ILP., Yr. A. Ooldeed, M.P., Ids .
and Mr ' Mr Ilimeetaviltaileaem ehilMre. Hew,
Aredieliesia Hen* the Ydre cletrill 10111.14ra Saber,
the' 'Bs.. o,:ei4 Ws, 49; ,Prabsokmes ma Met.
LOrtbor, Probasea NW Mrs, Mimic* R... J. 1
dad Am Philippe, ltev. JAL NMI NM CIINNSUOS,
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