The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-02-25 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1873.

lotion against Mr. Plimsoll for libel. But
question was raised in the Hones of ,Commons on
Thursday, whether Mr. Plimsoll had not violated
the privliges of Parliament in publishing these
statements, and in threatening if his motion for
the appointment of a Royal Commission to look
Into the working of the shipping laws were
opposed by Mr. Gourley and the rest of this
" small knot of badmen," to publish their names
In the House of Commons. it turned out, upon
appeal to the Speaker, that this was a
Parliamentary offence, and Kr. Plimsoll at
ones apologised to the House, and it is
probable now:that a Select Committee will be
named, to see whether Mr. Plimsoll can make
out a ease for the appointment of a Royal
Commlimion. This question, however, has yet
to come before the House. It will be one of the
questions of the session, and as Interesting to
us here as on the Yorkshire lug Northumbrian
mast

anal was given for monthly intaboaate of 3..; aa
coder for onnettal for * day' balmia°llo"l to b.
nepradad.—Joda TOW v. Brojeetio Moors. —Dam-
dant, a saw grinder or perambuisting antler, bwl ben
ordered to pay Bt. monthly towards £1 41. 91. He was
npreeeeted as a Mogan* sergeant, sad bad now only
ilk 91. to pay to wipe of the debt. Ordered to pay
61. monthly, • committal foe 28 days' imprisonmeot to
be suspended. This ooneladed the sitting.

BOW:malt PIT?! RESSIOSS, Msodaf.—Nsfore
Mayldror ( Mr. U. J. G. Gregory), Mr. J. Bishop, sad Dr.
Aidge.
Waltir McDonald, Charles furaball, and Jew
nitwit, three apprentioes at the /scrawl aloe, were
summobed for leaving workat 8 p in. on last publishing
night. Mr. R. N. Howard, of Weymouth, appeared
for defendants, and stated they soled under the bona
Jtals belief that they might lawfully leave at the erdinare
bour-8 porn. Aamptiog thisesplanstion, the ukeeiglirsiall
dismissed the ease against McDonald, and the other tw•
were withdrawn; but the Town Clark told the lade that
they were boned to obey the orders of their piaster
!remount's of •ny pink:solar hours, and without any
payment beyond the mune speoilled In the indentures.
Marring toe statement that defendante were paid
bola Is. 61 to 2.. • week mire one system of pima
work adopted in the ogles, Mr. Symonds said they mug
not be surprised if Mr. Atkins now ellsooetinued such
payments. The Mayor told defendants that if they
oune before the Nosh again they would be punished
with the utmost rigour of the law,

Tit-ftre are some who sympathise with Hr.
Plimsoll's movement for putting an end to
unseaworthy ships. "11. L.," having sent him a
£lOO note towards the cams of the seamen, to
be applied towards the expenses of his book, or
In defending any legal proosedings, the hon.
gentleman acknowledges its receipt in the Tina.
He wishes it to be known, however, that he does
not want any money. He says—
Km Plimsoll sod I both made up our Wadi st the
outlast that to fairly put the ease of our sailors before
the public would neemollate the expenditure of a large
UM of moon; so that, haring collated, so to spr
the cost sod made op our minds, we do not now ask
Ohm to pay the NIL The letter enelooad ham me so
resoles bet to send to you, es I have not eves a
remote Idea of the writer's idostity. I thank him Dint.
thole's, ler the greet kheisem and sympathy shows me
la his hitter.

A good suggestion is mad* to those shipowness
who think that they have been ill-used by Mr.
Plimmoll--namely, that they should each take
a voyage in oae of their own ships, say, bibs
winter quarter, deeply laden, as they will admit
they are sometimes laden, with pig Iron. This
would undoubtedly be • far better way of clear-
ing themselves then resorting So law.
There is a great dearth of labour in New
Zeeland. Working men are not to be had at
any prise, and the market for labour is so high
that any working man can be sure of wages that
will enable him to live well and save money.
Although 7,000 emigrants landed in New
Zealend during the past year, the colonists offer
passages that will cost • good labourer no more
than £5 or £7 out of his own pocket. The 7.11156.1
draws attention to these facts, and with such
enthusiasm that we should not be surprised to
hear that our contemporary had gone to New
Zealand. We learn from the seine journal that
the New Zealander, who is to survey the ruins
of the city from London-bridge, will not be a
Maori: for, says the Times, the Maories are
vanishing fast; they die fast. they no longer
perpetuate their race, they will soon be extinct,
as all savages do become extinct like moths, in
the blaze of European civilisation. There is
there staple room for colonists, and our contem-
porary strongly recommends New Zealand as •
field for emigration. It says, "If a man wants
work, let him go where it can be got. If he
wants • master, let him go where masters are to
be found. If he wants land, let him go were
millions of acres are waiting to be docked or
cultivated. If he. wants peace and quiet, let
him go where he will not have to fight for an
extra shilling. If he wants to be master himself,
or landlord and tenant in one, let him go where
• good estate can be easily purchased out of the
savings of two or three years' service. In a
word, let him go where he is wanted."
M. Bismarck's proposed frontier fortifications
are not liked in Russia. Posen is to be raised
to • fortress of the first class ; and the Moscow
Gazettc says it is surprised at this, because
peace in the East is certainly secured for a long
time.

L Paget, The Lord inns. Mx. Edward Weld. Mr. H.
B. Bridges, Mr. G. Troyle•Ballosk, Mr. Carr Glyn, Mr.
H. C. Gould, Yr. lI.L Coskeram, Mr. Jahn Flepr,
M.P., Ur. John ?Oar, Kr. Vloomit Stookey, Kr.
Thomas nooks Mr. John Bradosy. Kr. Robert
Wlllmott. Mr Edward Riodersley. Mr. G. W.
Major Yea ' h:ass Mr. Rupert istherstoolleash, Mr.
Cornish flealey,Mr. G. Wingfield Dishy, Mr. William
Bretssr, Major Bogle, Ye., The Earl of Ilehester, Mr.
Edward de Pentheay O'Kelly, The Lard Dagby, rho
Earl of Eldoo. Mr. James Templer, Mr. U. B. Middleton.
Mr. J. Batten, Geptalu R. B. footer, R.N., Mr. B. P.
Ganda", Colonel Dhrbr, Mr. J. Turner, Mr. C. Zthel-
sten Parka (Rifle Brigade), Caputo Malloik, Captain
Mount Batten. Mr. Charles Hamby), M.P.
As to the drones of t. ladies, wear. informed thtt
satin tusks in rich coloen airs largely worn, and Met
high dreams were the rule, though there were three or
foes very mach otherwise. In regard to the gentlemen,
hunting costume, military uniforms, sad • few naval
oaten, wearing full dress, afforded relief from tha
sombre meteors of metric dram ; and, altogether, the
ball was • very pretty eight.
The muskeg arrangentaats were under the direstles
.ext Mr. Fred Target*, and afforded the utmost Nadir
&Alen. thesirterotrae of geom. being.. follows:
1, Vales, , Getatle Sprier ; 2, quadrille, "Out,. et
• Petrie° ;$, vs ' Wee Denials" 4, Iwo" "Tournament" ;
11, value. Yroltelaus Lledsr" ;6, plop, "Court Tanner ;
7, Irma" "Cued. Duebeme" ; 8, vales, " Obsolete:me" ; 9,
quadrille, "La Chum" ; 10, mew Are Iclumeo Rhein :
11, plop, " The Madam "; 12, Madera " Burimpae"
miss, " Omlno Torras-; it, vales, " Tatellee 1111 d 'oho
Nutt ; 1 quadrille, "IA fete des Lnups " ; 16, vales,
Ounutbuisbae " ; 17, plop, " Jane Out " ; 111. Wee"
" Tbs Latest " ; 19, vales, "Bin. Danube " ; 20, plop,
" loiter • ; 11, linosis, " Lord 01 Lams " ; 22. eeles.
" Amino ;20 plop, " levitailea " ; 24, masa, "lA.
Adieus."

Naiad was kepi up la the louptritlag strains till an
early hour. aad a " omp co' day' terminated the
Dorset Bunt Ball al 1873.

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Mr. Hooper anteaded that the deed said enbiag of , $ warren redniloa—would he kart.
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Mr. Short said what Le meant la asenebsg to the seised to °Hun miner stipulailose.g adinvell tilm
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spenel amount, was that the reactors might abide the wee, sad this (Monday) ..
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spou the non already quarried, not apon rubble a seal te,,,,,,teg, at which be wi'l nob in proposed
deposited already, and ON rine under wit" had not duretloo of the rednetioa.
Is been quarried. It the oompsoy hal to pay this, nest Ills said slat Lord Dean
at the present
atrirtosas, when be Paid rubble dam be would hews ennent no leas than half a million: =lag • year.
to regain of every man who rosined den. Pres, _that at Henan* ors Weeny. • soolerilises tool, fdacie
he was the owner of the Ind it 1;b111 time the nine beim. the NcrtbuiabisiiaA stein nal name sad
was dinned. doers' delegates. tonaleg the demand of the is.. fur
TheJadge denied to adjourn his donna, sod lath, an eaeesee at io per °est, m. employen issilly
liateatin In Partin were Wllbseatrenerd with hush offered hewers 18 per seat, Ind Pathos sod habilitates
endear* as to 'nom of the 15 oer seat. If the offer be seeepted, a further rise la
14r. Hooper asked the ledge to take eons of his sbe „we at OW 1.0104 foe.
objection that the 5. , apermagat, as it referred to Th fellenag &banns have been demanded by
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Ind, mast be in wri . oon :—" Mesa per net. by those of the Wlgaa
&we" v. Wiwi. al for 1:3 24. foe 14denlik— sod South-Wen Lapinski» drntrin ; 15 per nut by
Hr. Howard &opened foe claimant. those of North Stalfordshire ; and 20 pot nat, by nose
Plaintiff said the detendant took bee noon for • of the ',resits,. and Rushes &mess
month aerials; but whoa his wife ease, she °hind, The, (rnanna says then is Li lone a newest of a
and alUmaiely tbeibroke off the anapaest. —One tirades*os ay she Wpm. 4,4 k, ja tin Lir. mewls,
assistind Wrau said her menu' was • hair. Lanarkelden, nigh has now bees In ninon for hoe
maid and would net walk She Omni the servant er uses mecum, sod by mash the see bseethE
Mrs. Sonaten had wee not =is. lit. Wyau took I lees £40,000 is The gem*, eg eesi at
the house as Saturday; he I at them ea Friday. 'tong st, Lie is yet lager than was so
He did not say be would sot take lb. bleep Mil Mn, gibe swest deems In crowsnyest ore ea be
Wynn arrived. Whoa eke sass she said It would be md sbe *SSG' /meetly be essee=l.2
ineouveilint tads/ meals i• lb. draw (-react. Tha the somewhat Omni demand vtlbis the last few
doh*, oho Pot np at the door as Keane, this hank the week. In many of the treaneke sad banns elan
detershn, sari if she geoid have hit, she "aid 00 aa't , end take are now largely and, and bon fend he
troubled about it answer rise erkably welL larked, there apposes Is be
Mr. Howard ma Mr. Wrung 011ie lan in tows to some likelihood that, area nes seal benne skeane,
seek for lolgings, sad looked at then ameaget others; the use ed these description of fuel will in Mali phase
but did not died* until his lady OUNI. He brought be eouticusd, as the best 'sista by atm Is mu se be
his lady) Waybill the hairs said at the hotel with the was as gnat as that derived from pars Deal. •
Number of small sisantug proprietors use ally eufli-
141rWynn said be was bleat at the Bond Libman dent noal to get up steam and afterwards keep up the
and had, at peat inearealens, stayed baked., men fanner with Doke and sink, the latter bong alibi
this case. He, on the 10th, looked at theolast2r. kind knots as "pebbles.' Tin amount of steam nal
but told Mrs. Santos be timed lb, si stored is eacienes, thy nankin at Ellrkenbead being
isienvely bad, sad would sot lake them until be bad istimigig at about 300 000 wee, whilst that is Liverpool
brought dons his lady. They did an think the is probably Ho ogo tows.
Minden* woolO do; but OM be,. gain to thin it Ills need that the output ef eons from many of
one for half as hoar, ea whisk Mt.. Satemen nil they the reoilinee situated between Wigs., Itedaford, Sion-
had taken them her a week, and should elven them to sandals, sad Liverpool Is quite as large as \ensnare ;
Itn. Os this be said "That will de for ; 1 should that there Is no diminution whatever lath." cuttings;
not think a %Enid aim Row, Ind I win you good an that the quantities at the pits' mouths an so large
snoralag." that insane wooden strastares have been erected
Mrs. Scission maid she wasISI Its. out of point by for &mug tbe maple. ootl. Notwithstandlag this,
Takagi°, bar Previous iodise atlidr. WY•it's Mint the Wipe Coal and Ins Company have jail rand
Jo igmeat for defoodant the pin of ocal from 34. to 3s. per tea, sad this adman
Worm v. Little. —o.lm for IA 4. 81.—Defendant's was followed by all tho onlowaen of the district.
wile appeared, aid said she owed £4 Os. 101. She on Trod, generally, In Ls.. biltirs, le terribly hampered by
paying on other orders besides. Oa Mr. Osborne saying the Owen of soil.
that be eight lop., 10s. a south, the woman, who ICI Lunen. mines which have been nendoned for
Is the wife of an seinen warder at the Prison, years benne they could not be worked it a profit an
prrulously sod repeatedly asente4 that It was no use urns befog opened, al: workable seams are turned to
kr him to put on her mere than she weld pay. anent, and what is more importaat, new pits are
His Honour raid it was asioniebiag how some of the being sunk. The solder, proprietors MY also turning
warders of Portlend Prison got into debt It was a &sauna estontion to .1-eosin isibittises, sad need
very nodalons thing, and h• tendered that the attest- have reoently be, Introdend lan the Lanashire scsi
lion of the authorities had not been Galled to it foe. field ; ose, at Keens. Blundell's, Pemberton Collates,
as far as he could judgs. they wens the roost trouble- is doing some good work, and the only thing that
son set of people be had to deal with. steads in the way of • mon aliened applisnon ti
HOW TO MVO DOBTOLL mechanical power Is that this. saashines have not gas
Gnu v. obspese,_,:bass for 4,. 114. for green ben brought to aulliont perfestin to men the
grow; gooda._ord.ol So 4.4.inad for 40 up. diMealt requirements of nobs operations.
to be auspeaded foe 14 days to en hint an opportunity The exports of coal during tlte month of January
shims portirir 42t4.183Nroorthaar Leod"no::, 3457.143 tens;ton; I.4lr7erk:
of ;Lail halt and the remainder in a mouth.
v. Crnspassa. —93 Os. 91. —This was another
Liam-
as.. anion the atm. drneadan —Ordered to be on- Pool, 48.031 ton" day"' Perla, 177.034 room sea
antral for 40 days, to bo invalided for • month, to liootoh porn, 28,923 tons; ankles a total a 70,770
allow him to pay half and the remands, In two month& toas, which shows • d-erens, when Geminred nth thre
oorresponding month of last year, of 23,190 tons.

ht th• Lando. Doak., oa Wedoeeday night, about
20 moo ware engages 011 a platform, who. tt soddenly
gate may, threeing Um moo into the Waillf. Three
mita are misong, and It is fearod thay hare bees
drowned.