The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-14 00:00:00

Dorsetobtre.

THE CONDITION OF THE LABOURING
CLASSES IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION.

On Tuesday the 12th anniversary of the Dorchester,
Weymouth, and Caine District Association for the Itn•
prevenient of the Condition of the Labouring Classes yea
celebrated in Dorchester. The annual exhibition of
vegetables and bread bj oottagers took place in the Corn
Exchange, between o 4 and two o'clock, and was, from
the great exoellence of the produce shown, declared to
be the beet which has ever been held under the auspices
of this society. The Townhall being otherwise engaged,
the association held its annual meeting and distribution
of prises In the County Hall, where there wee a large
muster of ladies and gentlemen, and cottager. who hid
won prises In the different clones during the yeez.
Elhortly after two the Preeldent, Charles Porther, Ifui„
took his seat. He way supported by E. L. Kinderaley,
hon. see, John Floyur, Req., the Rev. C. W. Bingham,
Colonel and Mrs. Bingham, Rev, Prebendary Foot,
li. N. Middleton, Zoo., J. Galpin, Req., Rev. J. A.
Templer, Rev. A. G. Shirley, Rev. 11., Lyon, Rev. F.
Fisher, Rev, O. E. Nash, and the Rev. J. Montgomery.
A large camber of Win graced the omiasion with their
ottendifroo.

The PIIIIIIIDINT sildi ?Hands and neighbours MI,—
We have been all taught to believe that England iii
tree eountry. This is pure notion. A maiain dam of
rename sailed oommittwes *mercies dim tyranny over
some d their member., and olearly evinoe their intan•
tion of Asia( me in this °hair, from whioh I have so
often addrmeed you on the anniveroary of the Labour.
era' Improvemint fioniety. Ido not think they lair.
else a wise judgment in this. I may ray with 'mogul,
_ _

"Pam Jim itoh, • runueut out of Mahlon."
(Laughter.) It li. 'orlon' initiation upon you to be
eeneWttly obliged to sit down to a tough joint, when
your diwnet might be surtaimit by a grateful midst, in
lie itookery. (Lighter) There we. an old inylliolo•
lOW hero who we. condemned to be always sitting In
hie shah.' and I Immo*, he elle there still as much ao
he did and mine seems to be the beginning of
puniehment u hit (Leughter,) Hut tines my
will promote ins to the honours of the Fresh
, I must in all courtesy, thank you for your per.
to roupt them, and I con maim you it Is newer
I very mit Moaners to ins to lake • pon un
an ousialon s 4 Ike present. (APPlailee),
be liermilited to 11,4 that no one eau feel
pathy thou I do with the objeate of your
.4 unfeigned oduilratien for the Ha,
' denying lave with which you, lodiee
fltelidL patron's, ond members of
m, The ememon owarile of June
on m rmi perso and pells wl I
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mankind, la then inlet y in
up wealth, 4ratur reward is ma
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here for llie speelitl pur.
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to rir endil and honour.

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