The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-16 00:00:00

Nampsbert.

Kireirsomittios or no Bistior Or WlSCHterria.
—Dr. Harold lirown, translated from Ey as the sue-
0-sloe of the late Bishop Wilborforoe, and who is the
nod poet Reformation Bishop of Winchester, was on
Thursday enthroned In Winchester Cathedral. The
attendance of diocesan clergy, foilsmen of the
Coßegets body, was very largo, numbering about 300,
thc ultraltltaalletle school being, however, very wantily
represented, while the laity were present in largo
numbers. Alter the ceremony the Bebop received the
homage of the ospitular siergy In the chapter.
11.4.11111 T AClalcutttlaaL EOCINTY. —Oa Thursday lad
the annual muting end !Muer of the Ramey Agri-
cultural sootaty wee held at the Corn Elshangs under
the presidtnoy of the Right Honourable William
Cowper-Templo, NP., supported by about 100 of the
prinsipal aarioultarist. of Hauls, Wilt., and Dorset.
Amocgst those who sat at the principal table with the
Chairman were Lord Hoary Scott, Mr. George Byes,
the Hoc. Reelyn Ashley, Mr. Brower, the Meyer and
principal numbers of the Corporation of Romany, lie. ,
Potter (the Town Clerk), Mr. Freeland FliiiWtf, of
Wareham, and many chars well known in the neigh. I
b3urhood. It was a highly anwousful meeting and all
the various loyal and other touts wnrs well spoken to.
is proposing that of the borough and county mutant*.
Mr. Falloff to whom It wee arignsd, referred la
suitable terms to the important fact that the present
Viceroy_ of India woos Hampshire magistrate. The
Rl/4ht He.. Cowper-Temple, responding to toe toast of
" The Members for the County," said that at the
lieseint monocrat various ganglions relating to the tenure
of land were occupying public attenUoo. Valium
schemes had been set afloat ow the cubist, and an
importaat Ass was pseud during the last Session
relating to the employment of agricultural children.
Fetwarisau had shown them some sompulsion lase be
szeressd if obildren were to be adoutod. If the
mean» of last Session Mould not answer Its parpoer,
soma formal system of sompalslon not so well adapted
to the agrieultural interest would have to be resorted to.
Some people had a great prejudice easiest any con.
sidsrabk bureau of the education of the labouring
mes. They thought that if some boys got a little more
enteation than others they would be anxious to gad
for the nietropolli soil empire to the soudition of clerks.
But no one ought to be disturbed by such appre-
hension.. If edscation breams general, all boys wunld
be on as equality. And If ever there was a tutu rhea
the agrteui.ursl labourer ought to have his faculties
developed, it was the present, whim there were so many
agitators abroad, when eo many inianintatory
articles appeared Is newspaper& Them agitating
lactates and newspapers were not paying any oompli-
moot to the good sense and discretion of the agricultural
labourers Is telling them that they were slaver—that
they were ground dews ender the Iron heels of tyranny
—sad that there wee • Paradise Is amides where they
might live on the Is. of the lead without doing the
hard week they were impeded to do In lingisad. Ho
did sot believe thd these suggestions would meet with
general ceases% and that many persona would be misled
by them—(eitairs). It had beat add that there must
be some general teases is the whole system of laud
tenure—that the great thing for the poorer dames was
that lead should be sold readily and easily—es easily ae
shares Is raihrtys or stook lithe funds. No doubt, It
was desirable that lead should be troadierred more'expe-
&dandy sad cheaply, but the change whisk was proposed
would not make lead cheaper or more sommeible to people
with small issocase—(hear). On the contrary, it land
we. transferred easily, it would immerse is value. It
was said that the greet thing to do was to apply to all
transactions relating to land the sommereial principle.
Hs supposed the mousing of that was to bay as
ebesply and sell as dearly as possible. If snob a
prlseiple were applied to the treader of load, no doubt
it would effect a sonsidersble change. The oysters of
lead reedved a return of about 2b per oink on their
capital, and surlily, on strictly socketed/al prlaolides,
no man would boy land to pay saah as interest when
he could oblate a mush larger profit by investing his
money in nisaufaidiares—(hear, boor.) The fanners
would hardly be farmers at all if they were obliged to
sat on strictly ocrontordel principles. The farmer
might calculate oa matins 10 per coat. on a good Jessi-
e:eat, bet LI he engaged in summons or manufacture
he might h to '0.111.20 or 30 par seat. In the cams
way the moat not expect to get the same
money wages In the ooastry as he might gel In towns.
But there were other returns besides money returns.
The agrisultaral laborer had the eiejoymest of country
pursuits, was saved from tie sacredly of living in the
smoke of towns, sad had many other advantages which
the town labourer did net posieses—(bear, hear.) Yr.
C-owpsr•Templo said be wished to see the labourer
more lcdepeadeet, hat ladopendent ln the right mean
—independent so far that he could exorcise his
indutry freely—independent so that he (*old do what
wee best for his own Interest—but not that indspen-
&nos which would est slam against aloes, which would
separate moo Into elates% and enable one clue to
dictate to smotber--(bear.) He rijoierd to think that
the agrioultiarel labourer was improved In Ills oondition.
The groat prosperity of the land had had
the effect of increasing hie wages, but beyond that
the owners of Iliad ought to consider what else they
could do to Increase the °oratort and promote the
Latereeta of the working mai—their, hear). He dedred
that on every farm there should be eonifortable
cottages, each with three bedreoute—(oheers). Sash sottags should have a prdeu not lees in extent than a
quarter of an sore, eituseeci so near to his cottage that
he and his children might employ themselves la the
cultivation of their land without interfering with the
regular labours of the day—(hwar, hear). He should
like toes, sottages provided for all the permanent 51.1
required on the form, and he should like to see the
principle of yearly hiring more widely extended, so that
the labourers might not be exposed to the inooavealease
of accidental ceases of disatiesal—(sheen). Lord
Henry Scott, is responding, espressoi his general
eonenrrenri In the remark' which had taloa from hie
right hoe. eolleague. He was ia hopes at ace Uwe
that the oaestkm of heal taxedea would have been
settled during the last Serion, bush. did sot altogether
regret that the sottlemest had bele peetpoaed, bused
be thought the dissuades whisk had berm carried oci
showed that Porliuseut had not a fall appredation of
the enbjeet—(heer). Ti. sosiatoy wee looking forward
to the tatrodaelims of a good laadlord and Unmet Bill,
and he hoped that owe would be brought forward earl
enough the sent Session to be fully &seamed.
Lstridlordc and tousate were beginning to andeestead
seep, other bettor than they did forusely, sad he had we
doubt that the ISth Claud et the Bill might bo
so
reedited so to be estiolaotory to both aides. He
believed the matter to be este in the hands of Hr.
Read.

In the London clod inarkot. whioh renestly dordined
gr. or 40. pot too, time is 'Row gratli briskness. sod
then beet, heea 'demos* of Ira Id. and of id. within
Os loot low dela Ws bebove than is no shone of
prim in the floonaraot antl-lkeklau two 4 Mloonay
oatal usii4“4l

PRIZI CATTLI AND MI Fo(C------a
INinetl-cate heed of settle were removed Nu sy
Smith&old Club Cettle Ithe• in isol.wq tense of it,
tI ins of the fog. Ssne of the animal. were SSW by
bei,w (purely serried into !he gauntry, nett emery eew.
miserable number bon: been staaehteend, ...era
hire died. Simone the di or dr. Smith'. tiro lhoteee
Mr. ewcoad pnsa Dc•ou better, it .r 1
grsi prig. diortoore. Mr. Bait. silver ono abortnone
and Mr. Walter's shorthorn cow. Tfin oMiAos oih.
shoe,. Lady Fiore bad to be killed ou Thursisy recce.
LA,. A A.,,,enpoldant w.ititia an Wednesday light
seye—The fog plague bee strinkra the poor ornitarte la
the most strolls manner. Here in a whole tome rew
more than hail • dosat resent stalls might be wanted.
while In that linemithately aoj Among as limy as liss sad.
twenty diseariptios boards buag Idle, many of
gaily decorated with the rosette@ and ribbons that
denote m4e that are apeman, distieguished. 83
sod little oxen had alike Giles Anita*, the twit
two and twenty sit.. tied the compost steer of tarsi.
seventeen. liven the tough and wiry native. or th;,
Highland; with their smortsoes breadth and depth of
sheet and healthfulnim of lunge. had. In as haat two
seem, been unable to hold out &seines the dewily grey
WM that seemed to be almost as Minimal tc brute
Ws as fumes of enamel at. to hums. Willits
at hoar of skiing time on Ws:Medal night
there was If a single beast on hill Wes
were lying or kneeling down, and many of tame gmpleg.
and with froth on their mouth and nostrils, deouthig
their pitiable condition. it was a sight that the rem
mej irity of the Motors had not rail( 'tied on, sod
teamed of, as on ordintrp uosesious, porton 00 with 1111
*phonemic 'peed along the various avenues, taking
note as they went, now were to b. Stlell in fifty differeet
plaoes groups of a hundred or so of men sod 'ones
crowding about • limitless bean, had unintientioaelly
diminishing his aemity shenose of ezietanee. Strangely
enough, neither the sheep nor the i.igs were to any
simian's 'steal affected by the fog. The letter snore,
and gasp, and en die &copied° gargling name Le their
throats no lees than 'limit. and the sheep, though far
from lively, exhibit no grave eymptons.

CENTRAL CHAMBER OF saktcutavat
Tb• enamel ramting of Um Central Chamber of Agri-
mature wee held cm Wednesday. at the Swiebery \Mei,
Loodoe. Sir M. Beath presiding. The report expemsed
estidaistion st the sneers seitirred by the local
Timeliest Cm's:title*, and the progress msde in Misr
matters edroested by the chamber. At a medal
meeting, suhseqnsotly Meld, a resolution was adopted
expressing disappointment el the refuel el the Parlia-
mentary oonirsottee oo eittivid4eiteee to adopt etre:emu
seitruree, sod nvilog test the importation of fievies
li,. anleaole should be superveded by the deed mem
V. 4..

A, WARMING TO LIMNING IMlGLaNTA.—Artismia
and labourers ciatinue to arrive at Liverpool from
Armories sad Canada at the rat* of a thousuid • "Fedi,
aed, aceoediag to prosiest appears/me, the movement
will section* until rthe spring.—Siserterd.
Bailin Kahl Illear.—A. most useful investloe fog
Mummy sae called " • baby•washer " is reported from
•Nierlos, Irian it has baits pateritsd. It is described by
the inventor as follows:—" You simply insert tt.
begrimed and isolaiscreeritsd What in an orifice whlra
cm be made any rip oiled else by taming for ten initiate'
• cog-wheel with elestrie attachments. The child glides
gently down • highly-polished inoltned plan ; hie lips
are met at Be terintoasse by ea ladiartipper tube, from
which the tafast can draw lacthal noarishment of the
purest and moat lavigoestiag eharaster, secured for the
"pedal purpose at great expense from a eboios breed of
Aldersey kin* Mead os the musk el tier Majesty Qom'
Victoria is the Isle a Wight. While in thus *imparts
meek which is lined with plak-glue aileron, the per.
turbos! "girths of lb* infect are soothed by its Nati*
efforts to demolish Its... image refi-cted la the Mem
with a olokel-plated tiosibised tooth-cutter, nel-knife,
rattle. and tees hammer, which Is thrust into the baby's
hand by ea aatiosates =may. Fatigued by its desk's.
li,. aorta, the West falls to sleep, while the orgth
allotment plays softly the raviabiog melody ef ' Put
me la my hale Bed.' nen it slips tate the third 80M-
oomparament. Sere the baby is washed. Another
small lobe adtaloistere • dose of soothing synth, sod the
luf ant g ides from the machine, its nails pared, its haw
combed, if it has troy, reedy for the itabilmee,s mitered
oemeary by tbe fall of onr first parents." With the
edditlea el • little eompertment in which the infant's
troubles might be brought to • speedy c rise end its body
packsd in bine ready for deposit In souse welts led to
in Peckham or Cunt:erect, Usk machine would be Is.
valuable at our Zugllsh baby-farms. end *mud as dicta
let ..by adopted—Pell Moll Oesate.
Wir.ciarysi (Pow r aaDaw c) Wuart Lusagaza.—Taara
Is no dream incident to the human aystenit that has se
baffled the &kill ol the phials:Out ir the cure and remora
of worm". The 'impious arising from the premise ef
there pests Sr. so vatted, and the oid osu-eouri remediell
still in use of purging with coed's. 01 calomel, jalap,
boanirnony, We quite inedesiuste for their ears
and Mins the potient, after years of treatotenk of ten
kii‘s • lingering destb, haviog been tresitd by the
medical attendant for dietaries from wbkh be or she
' never suffered. It we. this known fact, oorub.ned with
the knowledge that nine out of every ten µsnow suffer
from worms of some kind, amused the late Joukin
Wtlliame to make rmeareh In the mgetable kingdom
for • remedy that may be taken by the weektat shill or
the stroogest Ilan, and which would destroy every
species of worms deuitoental to the bitmae system with-
out to any way injoring the wmikeet oonstitutioc. After
several years of study and experiments, 'birth broke
down his health, ho was en•bied to discover that much
severed prise, sod sot. oth.ed it into Loa.nges that they
become quite a palittab:e medians, so that the youngest
shill eriAl take them easily; and their rokacolous
cc-
psisiova of worms, dtbough not • purgative. le almost
looredible, ma millious of all ages have testilet by the
sun:wren. teetimonials daily coming to land. Prepared
from the original receipt by J. Davis", sheaths%
Swansea, and sold by moat chemists, at hid., 13gd..
sod Ts. 91. per box. Protected by the Gave:aroma
stamp —on which are engraved the word" "William.'.
Worm Lemnos"

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.

GU/stook Reaads—Tuesday (thla day), Owns Park,
Friday, 19ch, Kingston Russell—at 10.45.
R.dalyffia Hounds—Thursday, 18. h, Malawian
—at 11.
Lai Dorset liouals—Wedneaday, laissaaahasa ;
Friday, Maas Far.--at 11.
The 4aoJiseoor Vale Foihonads—Taseday (this day),
Poddlatarti ; Tbiusda7, 14,41 Post, Poluattdiall ; Friday.
Grassi Maa, Palhasa —at 11.