The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-19 00:00:00

PIDDLZTO WN.

Lanai/Ms' Uinou.—The Dorset Dinned Committee
met in this village tor bunnies on Tneaday last Mr.
H. Taylor. of Leamington, presided.
prove.
was reported from the Branches, and satlafertion
evinced at the working of the union. To those who may
hiew, has• soepliiind be to the &comet it may be of
Interest to know that £lOO was paid on Friday last to
the treasurer from the Lemumgton gxsoutive, and that
for the retiring District Secretary the auditors found • balance in his favour of over £6O. An rpm sir
I weeder wee held in the iiiicare in the evening. Mr.
Daniel am presided. addremes were delivered by
Kerne% J. W. Barnett, IL Taylor, and J. Alton. The
latter is en emigratio• agent from Brasil, who held out
scone tempting offers for emigration to that gaiety,
with sid rods prepaid. A goodly number at once gave in their names for departure, sad will start from Dor-
eheater. in about a fortnight. These wholesele &dn.-
time from Dorset by Migration and Emigration still
sad the absence of these workroom mascot
arlsoteing felt in the spring if not before. Already
fanners in the neighbourhood ham themselves gene to
the oottaires 01 Union men, whom they had discharged
and naked them to return to work.

tiiiROTON.
SUDDEN DRAT& —The sudden death of Mc 1. H.
Orem, I•ndlord of the White Heart Inn, happened ea
Monday 'set, • little before moos. The deemed had
hem suffering from heart disease, although he wag ia
his usu.' health when this sad affair osseurred. Ha had
just drawn • gime of beer, and was dooplag for some.
thing under the bar 'bash. dropped sod
dm Instantly. Ifs wee Is his Um yur M had wily
bean three seeethe. At dot boost • matt
of "Died by t3ot *Win et God" We. ratowdod.

SHAFTESBURY AGRICULTURAL ROCUITY.
The asSO,4l meetieg of We :la Wok parse last
Wedneeday, mid was well •
The diaper wee held st U.. Grarvetsor A.rem, sod Is
expectation of some Beefy *Meal epeeetsfm, WM. 14
WIWI, well Minded, .very seat belsi_illed.
To. chair wee moulded by the Bus. W. Poetsma, M. P.,
veaPorted by Me ounsagb member. the Hop. G. Glyn,
T. F. Grove, Zen ALP., Lord IL Thynue, If. P., Dr.
Lush, 11. P., Mr. Benet., Samford (not CPA Kr.
Daßottlay, Mr. Troyte-Belloek, Mr. T. B. Chitty,
Ileyor of Shaftesbury, awl several members of the Cor-
poration, Sir. R. Glyn, Rm. H. T. Glyn, Bev. J.
Harkness', ho., ke. Tee atteasclastee totalled up to use
150. The loyal toasts Wire well resolved. Is propelling
the Amoy sad other fora; the Chatraion expressed
hio morrow that km Lad ever doubted the saw
Wiliam of Mr. Cardwell, awl hie belief that he vise
about to make the army as efficient out °Quid possibly
be—(obsere).
Mr. T. F. Grove, Ste B. Glyn, and Mr. Stanford,
also replied.
For the Bishop and Olergy,Er. HALMOS responded.
He created a Utile laushter by Matted that be west
lately to • dinoer where the roaat but was, but the
pima padding was not. He thought it 1244e1454 •
more dreadful disunlon—that of Mundt and State
(laughter) The first dmeeveranee wee • very bed
aod he thought if they lived to see the other
dieunion ft would be very mush warm He exalted •
great auseitut of abeedieg sad laughter by moil* the
obsermitione of • fanner's wile wise was silted to tion-
tribute to new setwols "Lout the old anal (0.4
enough ? "—Daughter). "and if they oral, why don't
the Governmeot come and band now oars?"—(mush
sheering and laughter). That wee just what the
Government wee willing to do, he said. Bat how would
they pay for it? she asked. Out of the rates. • • &steer'
mid the lady, "Why they'll rote us off the fess of the
earth "—(lood laughter). He was of opinion the ppm-
rates ought not to fall entirely upon the land —(aM.
rental shearing). He asked this for the honest labour,
as well sa for the former. .

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interrapiloa oessadeer
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kaaDdy.galawthou addtlaakb.tkiressiag. cedtkeer e=sai
Ils. OLT' aoadaded wlenal farther manifestation.
Mr. Du &MAY proposed the health of the Member
for Steaftesbary.
The Han. G. G. OLT, odd : At this moment I dead
in • peoaliar pada°s as your reprnentativs I em
also before you as • humble :amber of • Goverment
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set by landlord, Sant, and Sheers, working together
on Se priedple of "Live fad let live.' I steal before
yen last year with the feeling the east Liberal party
idel • email aloud peening over then The Giderament
had unwed saermeas miecesse, aed there was •
remotion. Whoa the Irish Obarela Lot was passed, the
Idea get abroad (perhaps there wee emu sines for it)
that dee Zelabliend Cleureb of Ingind would follow
in Its wake. • sore absurd and Idle idea mild not be
eatertaind. Their's was the °Mush of the minority
titdinW6nunattlagregyiktwardsmepkingerit:loutbdurliumiduiLariehrmtlirdwilpealaadc4l/6.48114. b thitth ib.aucoond:ibbmutiallacrilpdenhanipietAAtofra.
easeeded to the eocaproade. No doubt there were
many things I. that Lot lite Disenters have to oem-
plainof, utMmowill.lthlak, show that it is • jog !
set I em not snot theme who win to genet side the
Church to whom we ewe is sun of the aunties we
ban-(eenn). We set Tuilaseal under the sir-
ousalanees I ben alluded to, with • bog pre:eased:
at 'Wok lay Gevereseat may be pron. We have
5a Billet Bill, a Lotted °overeaten Bille • RUN
lades Bill
at' &Ind va-(' storied
Oh. oh," sad hiese:).Shi
unereland those tikes. Lay the arbitratioa is mie-
meld arbitrage.. Do nude tell It is not well
worth the payseet at dun million to ovoid • bloody
war with In Gaited Sates ?-(eiderg. With elm
uneurrease of both dike we west to arbitration, and
are we to es, we algid te pay tire billt I do not say
arbitrages bi to be • pare fee wag-we nut have the
mean of war dill-bat the priadlple of arbitrages la
Mast sateen is esiebnieed by -that-(sarsai) I
beat (rose the Onservatin aide go words " six
minion." Well, if it is six laglead
afford it- (nein, sad laughter). We have named
year taus by Moe nailliems-(bear, hear). Is lt noting
te hennaed • Ballot Bill I -(" Shun" and laughter).
The ia spies et the Prestos eard oda, is • real '
ballot; but if we dad that it requires dessailsent, why, !
I tint the Liberal party is ding :sough to altar It--
(eines). Whim we talk about • maa voting aural,
we do not mesa that beislabe pre:vested Irma going into
the market pan sad saying who be has voted for,bat vs!
mesa that the sea who has get tise ester (oh l) put
on his shall vote as be likes, without fear or favour-
(applaud. The.. years ago he ventured, in • rash
inesent, in that room to sepses kis belief that Mr.
Cardwell would turn out as this ealaider.• He
appealed to Oftearvativee wee he met right? Adenoid
Liberal ides were very of tea redden with esseratien
bet in a few years they were Wm ND by the other
party-{laughter). As to nod Taxation he felt that
that Load BeU-G3vernenent was right, and he hoped
that waned he born is nod. The Linage( Bill
was an honest, and most saneseftil attempt to mitt*
• mod diM omit queens, • bill whin, as the whole,
the public liked-(load sheen of "No,' sad " Hear,
bear")--and when well worked would do • great deal
of good. The Greens:ad was blamed for tbe opera.
doe of the Ad, whoa great Powers were pined in the
hands of the marinates if they thought at to 'wade
thenn. If that did not work it to be altered,
but the ineentioa of the Hues of Coasuose WM that
latitude should be blinded. Ho had en through
the Bills last Session, and looking at puiluseatary
history he did not believe snob • parantse had ever
been achieved by any sulalary. The Opposition.
exont as to foreign adds, had lot things drift sad
become no Opposition at all. The Liberal party pee-
sand rather ovez-weeoing eonadenee In their majority.
Bat give theca a qaeetioa of priaoiple and how they
reily-(Linglater). He felt amply repaid whet he got
300 sea in the lobby, working for • prineiple, bend
high-thees wore She tint when he gloried is hie
puition. A Islay of inedivity--a pony of redstamee
-was man more easily carried oat than a poliey of
program, sad although be envied en Opposition their
compact party organlastiss he nag set emegissat
them ups their programme. He indignantly repu-
diated, amidst cheers, the kapatatioa that the Liberal
party wish to subvert the Ohara or the Crown, or to
sake the House of Lords aeons The Liberal party
was • large party, sad of nese es:brand sea of
extreme opinion. He diegalmed being • party to the
dieesteigineneet of the Marsh-(ssued neon). He
disclaimed any sympathy with repablieine-(rnewed
sheen). He thouebt ea the whole the positioa of the
Govereuent wee drone( now thaa it wee last year, an
be looked forward with the utmost epalidnee So next an
don. But they were easadieg on the threshold el the
menage of the Cabinets, aid seta nose mediae
van held, eves lilt wen pang* for his to say wheel
Bills wend be produced he Posid not (baagkler). The
cabinet on whin the great Menne el the geodes would
depen, would meet oa Friday. He inuebt am
question would be Irish higher oduatioa, sad Govern-
seat had
_pledged tbesselese to do whoa they weld to
readjust Lon taxation. But it sleet probably Sure
out that Sir Money Loess would put • little more Into
Lit. poen:teat the Leading (No and Yes). Let diem
not ran sway with the ides that Mr MaZZallens
the Gruen' friend. Gleasiag .sth. y of trade,
he expend • wish, as an eld banker, to ass • Royal
theineniedoe appoiated to enquire into the Beak Ant as
Lb. circulating medium la new indigene for the ash
requirements of the esentry. Referring to the
aaameneement In the semen, that It was intended to
disturb the preset representation of Wiltshire and
Shaftesbury he add 15 mare ago he mums there and
received support ed • great family (Weetudneter);
sine Sea we had ben faithful to Liberal
prinipin and should not *nage Ida polities
beee Mess °towns Home had den se- (mere).
With the ballot he should gin than es opportunity of
saying aye or no to his eings•-(applanae)-se the
easinges of progreedve Liberalisem-se • member of
the party whin has added to the lune sad aroeo.rlty
of our laid-aid as the humble sad devotof fojow,,
of • Seder to whom Seeded will owe renti-sa caned
and able leader whose prinks honer it will be if not
sow henehsr to resin Lb. opens sad approval of
mantled thousands who recognise In him work the
evening chapter of the noble edges Liberalism hea
rand-(meat applaase).
Sir RICHARD GI the health of th e mem-
hod for Donee andU SYSTrsi
Tbe Hos. W. H. B. Pontlege, 1L P. retuned
thanks as behalf of his absent soileagase sad bleasell.
He approved of one mealt said to &dee from Um Lane-
leg Alet-sitortening the haus of ben& sealegas os
dab nen at village publie knees foe he t a
deg too mash money was Wet Shaft Is driarue to
the Genes sentanien sad San Juan award hie Up:tight
there was no groan for thinking the arbitrators wen partial to this eountry. The Ballot he had always
opposed, but when it became • Liberal test quellen,
he with other county Liberal members agreed to denim
from voila/ upon the measure- He approved, however,
of the abolition of public nomination, &ad thought
keeping the polling sent would preveat a great &al
of bribery. But one ghat of the Ballet Act would be
I dinning to a conga portion of hie uneeitante, Rs
got a great nay agars from the islaad of Penned,
where the, bad always been greet support:pm of the
Portman family, Nokia' him to gee plane for their seas,
greadeens, sad other relatioes, sad magedieg with
the toaohing appeal that the appllessts tuber, oasis
ho., voted for him at the de graid the
ground would to out from wader their feet for the
futon, as there would bow be so mesas for T
whether their sadeants ware ecerect-GaZUb7brier
On the labour quangos be detweented the work of the
"agitator,," and mid if • farmer bad work to one( he
had not to onager that • ease had • largo Easily but
that it am worth le sea. That was in eessereig
Siwition : the retail= bonen enan and man wu a
different matter. • farmer's Widnes was not like •
manufacturer's, for be depened oe in weather sad
seaseee. Bat be thought longs at the labour move-
ment throughout the world sad the fact that money is
not worth an mash as it used to be they must upset to
the higher wads. Lot Gnat:gars Ink a* the gauges
• liberal spirit, net show spite le the can for
what they had dos. - they had a right to
esablee to better their poeltion-bal show theft they
were better fringe to nem than the signore. Moles
beyeedb awake rate of wages IS wend be hepesdhle
er gasimmer to live. When • feral war let oa the
andemandse that wages were 10s. a week, sad spay
brans 141. or fisg., he thought the Sant was entind
to go to the laniard and ask for • readjust:nal of
his rent-(epplaase). But the landlord weald only eon-
elder the ameba of labeeten absolutely Oosoomary on
a farm Mug sere were now kept through the slater,
so let them beware of strangle; their seder& An
ass ensequenee if the ries of nide would be that
peer sera aide would be put don to grass. Om& meats were advocated by eons, but he pay
laid
abeedotee to now labourers eppeeelatal theH. urgent:
apprend ailoiseate, and add in son perishes there were coal and clothing elide sad he werialy
gees as andUeas the nadesided Mazda. tatiVel I
race ma, FG need esuinit Itsifty Lopet's resposiin Lees' Toggles bosom draws( kilo

pry to vets rand the Kelt Tau the Osaservathes
wbge le power geld not • word Meat is, sad bees use
so opposer at see et these meek. said "De r I
yie, or TB traiee GeV He re see ea usa
eke Mad mid billeMby Mr. Cilesideme's premier' M.
hot hi aleadd set sell* ndepeaderly ea the mestisa,,
and Would be glad to mere tho eareines of kle sea-
sdiaidal, wham Mews he lagaid be p,ip.
sapporL Re was net is the Ma* sis awl&
the Game Law& la weelasicm he Wet at mar
woospis he Word negro tM gam warn as Meer
I ore-Vieitian"
Lord HAMM ktivisin said Kr. Glya bad gives a wry
of Moral sad told them there
never had Mee end wag not to be apia web •
Mantra at Hiadernes. lie said "Please God, there
weer should be r - (laughter). He preyed tar might
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to the President of tie Trash Bepublie I-00SP*
and oh lob!). With the Ballo* Bill there was as mash
bribery at Tiverton as arm ; aad Sb. Liosesing Bill was
witai.rsad:Pludtro.w,:iirtotTrht...)*.crb.P4l:.
dia.inditPeseeo7lsradsaisim.a&abloaom..B.l:"l.:idid.siaverani7themosilisi.imedairsiast::idesoiriamisdwllasertytiatedrias:res—rend:saease
tpaamewaviathgr..,.
maaaellbeavadualcosow
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disertrum
imukaskonalyntiusellooListscalitz
and *polars.
Tim 800. G. 13.116 en permed the health of Dr. Leek
if.P., sad somplained ef Lard Thyme fee
nll ass with the Ballot Bi a tramper allgeadiai
bribery whir Dandy had beard-(bear, beat). Ho
Moo rid the Government bad rerileed the Maar of
Me *sentry. Why did sot the whim lard dialisase It
Is the Hams of Commons 1-(hear, bear. sad applause).
His lordship bad talked root shear up slab
and Moor the headship of ening up Aim big=
by Me raider' men ; he raid eel, gay nal N ito
Me weeld bang • motion late the Here he Mr
ap ell alubs at twelve °Meek, It wald BIM him (Kr.
(Ira) a 'woe deal at trouble-o.m. sad
Dr.
_Lam nee amid mar r/M-Led wd-r,.=4;
reared, sad before Mame was renew& the Chair
man had to appeal to We meow be keep orne. Dr.
Ler rid ime believed that the mar el Be Korey
Lase was or whirr would lead to the grandest resalta.
TM rummy amegabied la that MOO beteg priedgelly
rearted with ariselkare word look et Ise* brier
to. a erten pent of view, but be weld WU this
who lived to •reediaa Doweishire that la Salishery the
rating was ear that the rassake of IS we gawk it
ears their hair to grad as *ad -(lrating). Is shot
eity the people had seeratedly pekl 7s. 104. is the
read for rang, and it was Me oplaiou that this
Weald be wally sad tnly, sod as speedily ar parrs,
au sewer of boor ratiog-Oieer, Mee), H.
not for • roomer peered to be to We erre NI% Kr.
Gladetwe's dad as Mr ride*, but he meld or that
II or particular property reaped from the loin
runes they would not smoulder that an IMO=
foe it was not to be oersted that if they
sterk-larade in We tors with rates, that the itish-
la as farms word reaps. It wield be • mest
safortunate thing far the whole reatry if • Mrs
were reated berms the lababirsts at Ira sod
marry, Mears their intereste were Waded, mad the
prosperity at the eseary was as sea depeadeat apes
the prosperity of the town as the resperity of the tetra
was depoodest epee the presperft of the eountry•-•
(bear, Mar, and applasse). He ear then
to saraeldre the gassers deeply brew they
cried deetelvely for or thiag or worm. Is
regard to the quetioe if labour be eatirely dhagreed
with no Mang op of Warner with the sogamendal
trearetions of employees sad employed. If War-
Weepy was to he sneaked-Ird be wry mar* ageing
et ills its proper plese-lot It be wirelsed for lb ewe
aska bat dos't let rens Ma it up with lb. remmentisa
whir was given to the labourer fee Ids labor, -Omer.
Mar, apphree, sad reads of 41E40=4 Char 47
war not to be mid.. mare of Lot Sham
ten Gore of the poor, but deal let this weeide tiust
by grist them bleaker sad Gore that they were
eappiemeriag tissir wages-(mar, hoer, rid inter.
ratios). Let the Liberia have • far day's pa toe
O fair day's waed allow them hilay it oat se they
chow The lasdlorda and Mawr were earn if
takiag ear of themselves, hat Me insurer was sot
garble of taking oars at himsaif, sad that was the
lemon why he was ries to the antler al Maurer
agitatore-(bear, Mar, and • war ; "It. Arch "). Be
knew nothing of Mr. Ana, sor did ke defied ear
wasters ; but he adverted leeving lb. farmer sad
labourers to tin their ewe batiles-(pear, his,, sad
applause). Dr. balk was proseedlag so refer to re
questioe of oesapermatlea for easiruseed Improve-
ca•abi as land, but ha was so once interrupted that he
MA oap.llsd to resew, his era
TM Cunene proposed "Th. health of the
Marriages, el Warmisiew"
IL. G. Gegon:as the art for lady Wesimilnater,,
la aoknowladglag the tort, regretted ereallegly that
Kr. Glyn had mad.. ewer at domens Hoes.-(Kr.
Glyn: "Itre no weer r hear, hear, and mesh die-
apprentice). As Ltd, IVereilartar's tart he raid
say that Its bad reoeived no lastraesioes to pat as the
mew, or to see Mr indorse la say way detrimenal
to Kr. Glyn-(seer, hear, and load applause) -earl he
reminded tam parser that had IS aot been foe the
bakers of Korner ROill• be meld not haw her
casebes for Shafteibury-Ore wed eopialialo.
Kr. ligrast-Se•i ram propseed ne toast of the
Moyer sad C wrestle° of ditehesbury sad was ter red
with eathaelsoko reselag. Kr. Glyn-fer whom
personally Ise bed the greeter regard-kW said that
the Ballot wag • wonder/ ally good salaam Kr. osn:
might think so, bat ise did not-(hesz, bear), I&
Glyn had said that It gays people an opportunity of
voting one way and saying Vim they owed noir or,
and the tor of his remarks as thet 'abject liff• a
ranee Issiaraleg istuiracter. All he scald say was
that if at the soot eleation-wboa he hoped. Ohms 04
to ram forth so. redid*, for their safari-say
oma who promised to von fest him voted erre him
in the ballot boa. he woald rather ast hare the vote al
sea a man et all ; bat he bad leo high as organs of
the Moor sad integrity of Ma nee of Derseteldre le
believe this capable of ear ruder -(aeglanse.)
Kr. (Rya had hisioneted that be was the prealr of
Kremlin Rouse, bat Ms deelleed to be. swear sissy
kore-(applasse.) He should o,m. forward rarer
on hi..,. merits, as bis anoestoes bad roe before his,
an he wished it partioalarly to be aadoesmod Mal he
should err as a Libecal-Cormervealve, but rarely as
his own merits, sad no% is Kr. Glyn bad Mated, as Si.
represent•tive of Korman Ilease-(applare.) • few
days ago he reared a Miter from lord Pikers, la
whigh he said kiwis tarry he raid rt wee to Pet
Ham, Mersa three weeks torevioni7 hi had
th
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the Conservatives la that soonty-Oapluire.)
Glys
The Kayor, la responding to Use reek espromei his
to Moteembe Heise, sod reseinied him that a Arm
bat takes plass laths politisief the Glyn family daisy
The pereedinge laird over ale hors.

Adantintr.—La Mr. O. H. W.—Parkhusk soigne.
was driving from lliist-egtiet to Helot, the poll
came Into wallielon with a break thf von hi kr. Goo 4
riatt's son, of Giant's 0. 00, ogi et dee aeafia of
which penetrated the po., killlng it oa the spat The
giespeats of the Win ashar•
TO1111)47.—Balore the HIM CUT J. Glyn tad liged.•
Oolong Pant.
Heary White tad Gawps Lodder, bith of Lioirtget.
were shamed with powshtsyr oil lead beguile/ to Btt
Ivor °seek Bart, oe Begirds; sight, tie Ihe
&ordinals' Wren, keeper, sold about Ilse °Week she
prisoners' pulsed hiss on the Toed seer °milord Reese
with two greybotiode mid • spode. He (*bowed thell,
sad saw them so on to boss rooked Lied, where he
lost sight el then her sego dew Afterwards he sew
Whit. 04" a• bite the road, dad times he heard essedrer
!Leifer ieellapter) la the pleatehoo talking to the ether
inas• sisribbig the ;risooo,. they fogad WO Minh
• spade, • 'towbar, sod is poeket • here. The
prisoners both plogled (*al, sad tke
smudged theta for tree Ololliled hard labour, alibi
sage time Malty' them am. is their *lra
MOM of £lO eeek with two rarelies sash oftsrle
shags from eihodieg la like maser tee Weirs
months.