The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-05 00:00:00

TEIS CUTLERS' FEAST AT SHEFFIELD.

The (Nolen' least took place at Abel%old, cut Then-
dey night, the Master Cutler, Mr. Viekere, oreeldisg.
Five hundred guest' were present, Including tho
Jepeaseis Alnkeeseciers, Si, Retry Parkes, General
&oil, Lord Whernoliffe, Mr. Roebuck, the Lord Mayor
of Leedom, and many provincial mayors and numbers
ot Parliament.

"The health of the Janos's° Emperor and Embassy'
was responded to by the leader of that body, who ei•
preeesd the pleuure the Jai:moms Emperor would feel
Co beerier a their hospitable remotion.
Lord Whornollff• nepouded for "The Reserve
Poreso," hoping the Government would enooti,age the
solos of the volunteers with the mentors,
Mr. Roebuck, is propoeleg "The Howie of Lords^
wad that there wail a sort of delicate lroory in entrust.
lot nab a West to him, after what be had said and
mitten 'host thataseembly. U. would now tell them
he had beat mistaken. They bad In the flnuso of
Lords a power, an authority, and a cheek which no
ether Constitutional Government possessed. The Roues
of Lords was preeminent for its hneour and
and Its deliberations were creditable both to thew:Pantry
and Itself. It we, filled from time to time with matt of
every slam of life—merehants, lawyrn, olllmm, and
elergymen ; and the nutob-r of unworthy person. to its
ranks were fewer than could be found in any body of
similar slat. The Upper Rouse was the wisest
obscdthic power that could be devised for such a musky
se oars.
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responded.
Mr. W. P. Beaumont, M.P., responded for "The
ROOM of Oomosoos," sad Mr. W. S. Stanhope for " The
Borough sad County Members.* The latter mid that
hic exporting* in the House Of COMIIIOOII tIVI been orai-
flasd to • few weeks of throwing over rathsr thin of
trustiest's( &Anima
Er. Mundella, whilst agreeing with much that Mr.
&thus* had said respecting the Lords, thought they
should not forget what they owed to representative in-
stitutions, widets had effected ouch torments reforms
during the &rotary, and would, be believed, bring this
stantry to a still higher position 2() yea& hones. Al
the begianing of this eentwy the qaestion was how they
WWII to feed their population. To day they bed doubled
their populatioo, aI they bad vastly kerma/id the
orsonforts of th• people. They bad a judicial c xis which
was one of the most sanguinary In airops, • tesal
system whish was oppoe.d to th•intermtsof the poetic
sad disabilitiee which attacked mats who thought ibff r.
ently on questions of religion. All had plowed away,
and to-day England was a grester, grander, • richer,
sods nobler Backed than she had ever been before—
(applause). But he believed tot, great as vs were,
tit England of to. lay was nothing to what the England
if &rusty years hetet would bs. There were some
Wiwho were always' saying that the next step they
sreald be the step to ruin; but they found that
every step they took was the step of progresi and
humanity. He beli•voil that twenty yews boom. after
ontain reform had been made in land, ths prim of
land would be fifty years" purchase instead of thirty, as
to-day. While they mold amomplish all these things,
binding °lam and class together, they would solve the
rintem Problem a 6b• weetry—how to bind together
the master and his men. He belayed aloe the expert-
saes and knowledge of other lands, that Boglaud would
he the first country to solve that probl•m. Tome was
mere hops, more light, more security for property in
this gauntry than in any other in the world. If they
Gould anrompliati these things—Fettering every alms
withoet injuring any one olase—they would amomplish
that whish was of the highest importma• and the true
duty of Parliament

• ebb has died from foot and m'auth diaease, it Tot- 1
teehall; the disease was oomninolosted in milk.
The trial trip of the Devastation bsr proved a groat
soicesem. Tbe engines were .o[ll6l up to more than
&GOO bores power, the avenge speed being nearly 14 j
haste per hoar.
At Bow-ebeet polloecourt. a tobasconiet named
Semesehall has been fined .Cl 2 lUs. for having sold a
Ale bees sees without being duly &eased ems dealer ;
la plate.
Dr, Hedley, • wsil•known Indapenclieet minist sr, has
heat presented with an address Cl the London Tavern, ;
and a shop= for 0.100, on the occasion of his resign-
lag hie aloe es Principal of New Collars,
• =most 1. ecicarmed that the men and woman who
emminftted 110101 d• it Golden.Stittsre, L ,ndon, were
Deplete wad Wm Douglas, of Richmond, who bad =en
▪ pagaskry dlffioalaisa,
Oe the 254 alt. Lieutenant William Moor* and ;
Ganser Yawing, of her Majeaty's surveying vessel ;
labedrwater, nram =row the Hellespont, from Abydos ;
to liestos, the weU-known feat of Leander and Lord
Byree.
Kr. John Hampden was on Friday °barged at the
Clete= Ortmlnal Court, with libelling Professor Wallsoe„
with whom he bet that the earth ...flit, and not ;
retied. The prosecution wes erithdrewn upon the
defessdent's promising to apologise to lbs terms nog aired,
to boort the same In twelve newspapers, and te
apoiogloo to Mrs Wallace also.
Diarel Teton THE BITE OF • THUMB.— An laq•iry is
being esedeoted at Teodoro', relatives to the death of •
womma who was bitten on the hand by a drunk= man.
A day or two after the wound was lolliatal, the woman ,
gnat pain, =milli= of the arm, and die- '
=iitieon.d supervesmd, and she riled on the 26,11 Mt,
The inquest he. been adjourned, in order that a poet-
normal azunisation alsould take pin.,,
Thomas Heaboote, • lord preaaher In connection
with the Ketbadist New Connexion chapel, him been ;
ordered by the lisoclealield magistrates to pay as. 6I a ,
week for sixteen years towards the maintenanee of
illegitimete child of a you= girl, whose mignaint.
seem he made while takiog treats to her father's
horsey.
Tan POTS ASP Rona. —lt is asserted that the Pope,
In a recent Interview with • high political personage,
mail he should not leave the Vatican =WI the day
some wh= he ease no bare by remaining there govern
the Cathode world—when he is no looser =re that his
weeds are faithfully transmitted to those who are
ready to hear there. It will be hie duty to I.•ea
WO LEAD or other poisonous or mineral admixture.
ars to be found is Rowland"' Ilmeasser Oil, which Ira.
=neat fact it= darts= the last 70 yews, prayed it to
Iselbe "abet and =ring to its great nourishing powers,
the be= heir restorer bed beastiller In or. It may b.
°bale= everywhere et all elowniele and perfumers.
Prise 3.. 64., Is, 10". fid. (equal to four small) and Us.
per bottle.
Worm AND Rouyn TIM! are indiapensable to per-
sonal ettraeMen sand to health mod loogevlty by the
proper naitetioate of food, Rowlands' Ocionto, or Pearl
Deadyriee, Imparts a pearl-like whitens= to the teeth,
oradientes tartar and spot. of incipient &may, streingthens
the gums, wed glom a pleasing fragrames to the breath.
mei 2s, pd. par box. Bold by Chemists end Perfumers.
Ask foe " Rowland. (Monte."
TKO Reign of the Serra= Gals hes oommeaood. A
gentleman of the city sent on Saturday to so office to
obbila a "young lady" to look as while his wife did the '
work. The fair creature who wam offered for the plain,
otter asking some fifty questions whether the " bitching
wee deem OW." ke melted how many evenings she
could love "oat" In a week. "Well," said the gentle-
man, "I don't ass how we can let you hrve more than
ems.. "Row many children ha= you 1' said the
woold-be mak!. "Only on. boy,eight year' old, but we
will drew. him if you think had be in the way.
Tim How lirmario learn that
the horse disease is ab.ting la New York and Bootee,
but smr.ailngst Phßedel obi., soothward and wotward.
Tlmt Maws, ./ftcriesl may' lit. en epidemic it animas.
This =bootie is a catarrhal affeetios resembling in aU
Ile symptom= and in it. tonne the epidemic influents
of poor humanity. 'lt rutin a =init. c mese to
mooompanied by severe nasal esdarrh, general fever and
debility. In mime oases the Inegs and pleurm are apt
to be affeoted. It regnlees the same kind of nursing in
animals as la men. Rot within doors, alight nouriabiog
obit, mild febrifuge moodiedne, if any, and attention to
the local troubles of the threat ant air =meager. A
=small proportion of the aces. are fatal. but the
le IN ant to prove very treubleemne in European
by its widespread sad debdtating ohs:seer;
DauvnAmcz.-10. Maw, chemist,
of Barnstable, has Jo= eflooksi a wonderful cure. lire.
Kartha Vane, aged 44, wife of be lodge-keeper, it
Springfield Hones, has suffered excruciating monies for
twelve =an pa= frorn some unknown cause. Her
queens WWI floes of asthma and indigestion, and
for looms ailments the ban been frequently basted, but
wood any beneficial effect. A law weeks ago she
applied to Mr. Hewes who declared his oonvietios that
hot sofferlop wee as:Lsocl by tome live insect In her
stomach. He administered some medloine, Lod 6=
day la= week Mtn Vane was reined with violent vomit-
ing, and alter • protracted struggle, she • j cited a large
dreerpiiier, skies inch= in length and one iosph in sir.
soadorosoo. The ineeet had twelve joints. eight legs,
sad foss stave with taa
_no sazzi
it at Mr. BMW WWWoot. —Nora
Held&