The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-03-09 00:00:00

Montt euttnt4 express.

DORCHESTER, 11 ARCH 9tH, 1,044.

Sous.

Alter Thumlay night's debate, it hardly needed
Friday morning'. Prem Association paragraph to con-
rotor all who we not already cimrincx.l that Mr.
Irnadetone intend. to -take hi. political exi.tence upon
the Repeal of the Union. There will probably be
meemions from the Cabinet ; there will certainly he
dimensions in the Liberal party. Mr. Morley 'Unwell
has plainly fortishadoworl that. But there ix an
unknown quantity, tli.• value of which remain, to be
mmertained. The Whig. will vine again*. Repeal :
and the Radicals will rot, in f.av,.tir f it. It lit all
the Liberal party are not either Whig. or Radicals.
There are those who for want of a better name are
atyled Moderate., wham votes ate uncertain. It ix
true that on Thursday night they voted with the
Government, but so did the Whig.. And there was
Ma feature of the debate which was extremely
noticeable. The Premier waa indeed vociferouxly
cheered. Seldom during hi. long career ha, lie been
an loudly applauded. But OW Ch 04.111 CAM** fr..tii
the
PanteHite contingent and Irmo the Radicals below
tits gangway.

Thursday night's deba—te—r;oaled visry str.mgly that
feeldenes• of debating power which Lord fhandolph
Churchill confened the other day was 14.1 great a
*mires of weakness ti his party. Mr. Roblin is,
doubt had a trying ordeal. It is diffieult for the
miet practised speaker ti is. sintain self•possessi.in,
whilst four score Irishmen are jeering awl ejaculating
at every sentence, but oven making allowance bw
this, hi. speech WA, but a 1., o I.•rforinane.• ; sill
the succeeding orators were no letter until Inv!
Randolph's turn came. We fancy the et •
Rocrelary hw India hu done himself much
good by his reply to Mr. ISIalston••,
quits apart from the merits of the points at issue
between them. If. Was Ls smart as 11.11111, mad •11,,wert
that debating skill, that inwer of prompt and effective
reply, which perhaps no statesman since the tine of
Wiiliain Pitt has ever learnt at so early an age. Mit
Lord Ranslolph's perforznance was narked by a
Seriousness of tone which is not always present in
his speeches. Ranter plays a large fen in modern
politics ; but there may be UM. much of it, and solsar
minded citizens its prone to suspect the honesty if
a statesman who conducta the pursuit of politics an
though it Wire a scrtaming farce. Then again Lord
Randolph pots himself right with his party in She
matter of his bygone Irish peccadillos.. Frank
confessions of mistake, IV• hing an such COaiftwittaa ilo
it came too often, improve a males rspiltati,oll. Oa
the whole, •wen his enemies being judges, Lord
Randolpb's speech produced an impression of great
ability. Ifs is not able to cope with s giant .4 ability
and experience like Mr. I ilailstone, lint lie is the only
wan of his party who can attwmpt to do without
covering himself with confusion. Where are the
future Conservative u' uiu fi,iiii The
Conservatives havi. 'lent r if money. TM•v should
buy brains, pot as I.,th sNirties in turn did in
the "Islets days. Let them Ilia turn first
(las. oratorical ability iis the universities and the
profe..ions, si.l pull theta into Parliament. It is
true there are now wi pocket boroughs, lint there are
still g'l tuany " Try seats.

The iinestion 14 the Chief Co nionernhip ot
l'olaw in at last .locided. Mr. Howard Vincent, it
in *aid, winild not take the poet. The recent riots
at Manchester and Birmingham, and the ex•
cellent way in which they MTV checked 1.7
the police ...le, No ill towns, have drawn
Mr. Childers attention particularly to Mr.
Wald, the chief comet:ll4e .4 Nlanclieeter, and
Mr. Vandalic, who lailtho thy name 'monition at Mir.
noinghani. Mr. Forndaic has, wc isdieve, risen flora
the ranks, having entered Ow totem an a common
policeman. The pIaCIICA ',l...rinser of noel, a man
viola not fail to la, highly valuable. if he aleo
loonsionien tlione graces of wanner ah,,cha have alway•
hitherto leen deemed iniliapennable for MON important
col 1111 l and. 117 the way, now that the I /tliviAl in
being changed, arum* • brit 1' psani. e (wool for the
()thee "Flint C - in a wont unmeaning
till*, "Chia eincitalole" in tar hove-. " Prefect" of
Police aright he ohjscted to as foreiloi : awl yet the
name ham been naturalised in our pudic .chool, for
griirral i.ain.

The peruint •64 L.kl+l the .1.1 •.t alma' t
Mr. Broadbust int Thus wlay reccit ed his .m.wer, and
ant down rinelelied mintl tlie cheers of the llouAu.
Ile is a 111111 114111.41 I ;Miat• David, and, of clime, a
Onmereatice. Gent m • 1114•4 ApprOlgli••• •1/110111•
•1..11 for him. We all know atilt sort of in tuners to
'aspect ofa 4 ;Mt." Mr. Chador. rightly
diaracternied the attack ra uric of ;Hamral groama
evenus thu House of Cotoisiolu, awl Mr.
following. •dailthdolitd • dignified rebuke, and lint
the " Gent to 'haute amid the syranathetic cheer* of
all the decant-miiplal men on both Md..
Houma. The " Gent' Hot likely 41 get on los
bind hp for the juirpue of asking caddishly -
Lineal question. again in a harry. Gent• Dar is 1114.111.
all 4U114 a WOW bald in moment latitre, 1113/
•••110•/ to SOO • tinoli-Joues, or a C.I-1; Or a
BlOka•Saaltrh, W• Toff Brawn i• the I hrectury by-and •
by. Ikfcrre.

FOOTBALL—Tat. Wareham Club brat Dorchester
°rampant School on Saturday by one goal to nil.
Till PRIIIINOaIt Corrammt hem apread to Fooling.
ton. On Friday evening a meeting wan convened at
the schoolroom, when Major Hodge presided, and
Mr. Dumphreys delivered an addree. There were
only a few doses people present on adic,,nur of the
inclemency .1 the weather. A " habitation was
duly formed.
110 LT TaIXITT Canter' Ailment. lar St•NpAT it
LlNT.—Callobratiou of dill 11.4 Communion at 8.30
Lie. Matins, 11 a.m. : Vends, Stainer 307 ;
Mahan Robinson ltb (Anon is G. MN.); lice
setting by Champneys and others; Jubilate, WouJ
ward 131' for anthem, hymn 90, Windsor Litany
(Tallis); hymn 249. St. Bride offertory aentemes,
"Let yourglight%Amon), "li.' that weigh. Opine.,
Evensimg, 3 in : Psalms, Woodward 151: Magi
',isms, Woodward 343 : Nene 1/imittis, Purcell 4;
hymn 93, I. Mary; by $4, St. Philip. Evensong.
6.30 use. : Remonser, Toils: Psalms, Five,. in E
(MS.), Luther (115,): Cantate Domini., Eli ey 217 :
Deus Missreataw, Turbo 115; anthem, '• 1,4 J, for
Thy tender mercies 'Jake" Warrant) ; hymn 91, Rt.
Andrew of Corte : hymn 251, 31iserere. -Chant Nook
mud, "The Cathedral Psalter Chant' ;'' Hymn Book
meet "Ilyums .tncient and Rev. if.
Kvitairrr, &Kim.; Mr. T. 31. Nlottc.ts, Organist:and
Choirtneiter,
RlVlllavn ANI. I SaellAll4.l.:l, SALItIVR, 11,4
committee of the National Association for pre
nosing the Civil Employment./ Reserve anil
charged Soldiers has Istalleti a report of the progress
made towards the develiiiineint iif the scheme. 'The
object of the association is to create a Labour Agency
for the assistance of Reserve and I rieiharned
rhildiere of gond share-ter : and to serve as a Waal
ler •stablishing communication bete,rn „mph,"
of tribes and the local military autlioritiva. The
actual number of men discharged Won the regular
army last year amounted to meriting). The,. were
during the 44 quarter of Irtn'. 34,401 lot Class Army
linerse men. but. is addition to thew, there are
some 25,000 men who, having completed their Reserve
merits., no longer receive from Government any
Aborance whatever. A number iv( bee) committee
liner been estslthished in the aunt ies.
BATII AL, I,l* P.S.ILaNi. So, Iry T 050
SOCTSICIN CaltraTllo. ArSOCIATION.—Thas
rwiety will this year twill its Annual Show AS
Bristol on Jitne 3,1, 5, and 7. arid mosey prime
AlliNnanttng to upwards it L'2,000, which is a consillrMlile
/1301•01 e insin kireviotir years, *re offend for horses,
cattle. sheep, pigs, poultry, cheer, butter, A. The
display of implenumts, machinery, and articles of
plena utility is slesrs a 'cry sizing
other attractive features will be estibitiona of simzi
Mg., art manufactures, and horticultural neseimem.
understand that an unusually large tiumter
applications for sews in every department of the rol•
hibition have already been received, and that it bids
fair to be the met important meting the society Mus
held. Regulations. Lc., can be olganin the
secretary (Mi. Thomas F. hull. and
blether particulars will be found in our ad, sn'sicy
columns. . . .

Fultior4 •.1t this ti.oninih l'oliv••vorirt ..n
Monday. before the )(Apo I.44.lerauut Greporyl, Mr.
If. thirtieth Mr. Peard ..Iwl Mr. J. Tudor.
Frederick Ilicens, of t:odniunotone. e..nnoroned
tor furious, driving. - P.C. Hari. rioted lig
defendant driving at a reeklea. rate *long the C•ff:l
inall.road sad running into a lamp. He had no C.
toti'l over the horse whatever, and defendant did not
try to stop the animal. The waggon belonged to ur,
smith, of Godiusnatone.—Defendant imiJ the horse
shied Al • piece of paper, and he did hi. heat to slop
it. He had neither whip nos etiek Mr. iiuperin.
Inaction Coward said two panes of glass in the tamp
ware broken, but the dames bad been paid by Mr.
Smith's bailiff. A letter fowl the defendant'.
4Oyer wee put in, stating be waa a steady man,
and
th• Pony Waa set'uttoold to shy; and the Beach
tate him the benefit of the doubt, and dimmed the