The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-04-27 00:00:00

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APRIL 21, 1880
Min portion of the inhabitants, SECOND EDITION.
a
•- ou bones, and that only f td Tories now tat of 8°C11" Idliarlwo AV 800011-IWhlloli Banduladdli• yeee,wrow 43 "lir Pc4 a spade Is all The el/amuse Gated attention to the wanton astass. EWP •
in . premier The friends of South-attest cbapsi made a pls./eat for serious of a married -: o
Poroet Countli (Blttisi. II
the e E 'IIIW
itTlassotilnogiteld . oaarsoillyan-aiia dead-set
' .-ein. d pais who is in favour of aristocracy and tea audgatbering of a very eery and informal bould not take the top of. H. .it needed on, . man, a ___z_.. ay
• consequent on the .. izczszl
.4,
wife et
InsPerliamil on Thursday evening, by havinsgit:oteartil
ventilation
well but I
'think thine is even • limit to the
teliodnoerttio„thieelteloonoree.elooospump.to
"Het had
re....,...iput bi.maolhosf
uto.sootbn: town amongst a certain , .
( * &aerie relerreptA
i ..,..---t m co,
Turkish
Parliament Instead of the usual formidable array of mewled', !be the onl question between you and " V:11:7 be imTneow mina, seasebody most have gone there with a : e ioni.--ii; parutiosru*Cri lived near each other, but
d to bb
DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, APRIL V, 1960. 1 freedom, who wants to see the Tur him to dis-
t sired again tho
pu---w_len __ ._ SO no with stooge. Ks, however, had A rep
in n
roost „ boost heir by the Ash opesman, req to be nominated for the Lord Rectonhip of Rdia
' governing at Constantioople, who will distrust and they were to trust entirely to their own reassess, one ' very Odom it to that obliging reciPiMt :Id pg.' ond eat the rivals, got the top off, and filled it the
groom, wad jean. of. the atheottetosetral Lord LSO= hoe toletToPha from led* meth, .
bell
withiwtlin herLkown was to have &speech, others some singing, and so forth. 'of so many WU* grievances, -tho idio_ I. it is
It takes a little time and " b•y, try spin," to make Ibe hoped will not fail In duly appreciating the isigecZ.. following day. Emma Pump had been In
in about it.his Its. A few days ago the ileh_,_,'welew' university. Sir William Haroourt is the Liberal e 'Lv
THE COUNCIL'S SLIGHT TO THE resist Russia to the death till she hien*
bounds and is governed by her ole.
Pw°- - whoif ed thiskind of thing or, for the laity cannot all at mos He sent favours me with whin I 'appose I may call way a at continue
filthy - • Ha b"
"when t°
the Pelle% le ade da mac, who has a wife and two children, was mprinnt date. nosh.
LIBERALS. honest common cause with all tree and Ite -govern
. .sehio. horn shake off their timidity and ften One to another. a "short reference," and short it is, too, so far WI end alums mutglit doing this damage woo ni
and the wife of the groom also suddenly dinap Troopship Tamar arrived Portsmouth this ilf
a ons and who will borrow no tinsel i and comments. actually cionoerned. exam* of.
'M °ti lo right'. The United The Rev. T. Nova, as the speak had evidently sat my quintile= are ao . ~. _ the the al be toned that
opinion of the Board that them prunes on enquiries being made by groo , _ _ atoeutog from We" /eau, they hod
no
ae..
otiver)
any impertinent meddler enquire why i. , proud Yoder. of the highest
t meat down to listen to • hes, must occupy their thne with In my Isle letter I contended that the Liberate were .n* '''ff _t to and tiley decided to adopt strict hie "beloved" had deceived him, and that one an
should doe Pa • stopr _doe to.. Atalanta three days after leaving Berated*, the ths
was chosen to the Aldermanship after about Xingdom wants the best man to ensure that pay
• few observations We must not forget that we met no more to blame for the rowdyism here than the
swam,
tho " hooinotioll" sal bad Ps* t° -s"•:nend passed • deal of floating wreckage. I ler
'less of service than another member? Why, I shall not be given without serrioe, and that Pow ~_,___,_
"loom . nrob d natural Coaservatives were for it elsewhere. I alluded to in *souse Plenlikle. they are now
h hall tbe held where it d not bless. It wenn • fa, _of the Congregational Ch gather where it is
• the law of compensation the wort y' • no evil, and will ne anotua like to 'Rayon:inning aa to the principles w , el ,an
. sn
na
mow Sheflivelwill N wPore, Bristol d Cardiff, where
A letter was read from Mr. James Thresher relative "; may a honeymoom•-W--wife of the MGM-- -.Ana Political movements continue tc-dav (mooda
man who mega.. ao vest*Zinterest in in their seal for Toryism were far from of bbbe for the under-kill district. in whi two pans of beat- many prominent Liberals ca=sonn Her. G A
.1 entitled to some selatimws for having
ttoo co f I ed Power t°d°evn•
mpensation or mien we hold. Be felt extremely anxious that our princiPles the roughs - was. o 0 the 1,401°0 ,- r the der-hill Walt to Injury by Purchaid, ng kw and Lord Graaville. Hr.
1 the election rows, and who can won- 000810 . n
ed by bovine to make as Nonconformists should take firm hold, especially of being ss Lord Beaconsfield ones " di nhe stated mat • will haul it to any part of an
pair for bereelf., ODD mother pair for is nientimed
or them President for Booed of Trades and • et
,ho had been a sufferer in e
' the Con- oxooPt that the evil he Punish- - the iii it hao our young men. During the last few years them the dde of the angels." I also alluded to the u
ht-a district for the la 61. per yard,
-and Laving her husbaed to pay f • Ur. Brlght, k
A letter was read from 11r. B. Senna ma, declining to oceonnion is stated. has imepted °LBO&
whet compensation it can for and nation aimed by the Conservative candidate iti
h the great principles had been filling a oomopkrnous place, for supplying, na teetotal/ for the whioli he h. done,
"remuneration he " constitutional
done. It wants a man who will study ow e
work for the canvassing erith the asaistance of the landlord, to wry out the coatract , o
......
i_i_
e petty councillors was awarded he able t wog their voice to doing, in hbo judgment, a eons their mhin distriohiti.nrging as • reason for so Ms
...-..-......----.
• mYrias of India iney • 0 again, and to int... or thie met netket. t'rad had a grand Wife M threatening the disoontionance of _in pebbles. kn.
was me mimes mien:
ANOTHER VICTORY IN AFGHAN
1 the crowd on Mr. Brymer s hear on the management of their own
bra of the victory in this country In which we all rejoice, aed nutrias in the event of the objects of them contract r
set SALISBURY DIOCESAN SYNOD. "TAN.
' in seconding Capt. Hodges abolish a title which their felloweu
If which due In the Omin to the Nomad and supporting the liberal candidate, and to I eeee
resolved that fresh tenders be invited for supply- A soma edition Deily Irmo Cand insp.
owe. a w was t was roe 1,40011 =AMC.
•t of course is a C onservative United Kingdom would not endure at
.t _
._
Mr. Gladstone, whom we expected to be our me the fates returns amounted from the Con'e ins me or dint for the on-hill &mkt.
that Genera Jenkins' force, conentin of -mn
Liberals of Dorchester are test be wanted as to who is the map, let
1:0 lenrawsTa minister
had
....„ a
most
honourable
tribute
to
the
wreathe
committee room .
before
the
othee
of th
IMI 001111TAMILMIT. on wsdnesdnr the RiV. R. Balm moved :-" That ‘,.._kine r.,,,,.._ end two Royal H g the tom
y Hone Artill
. Mr. Gregory over Dr' GraaviteHartingt°u* " Gladstone,&port it sett el the g7noouTormists, for he felt that the poll. I asked "Anon what Toryism had *Tr Ximi- Th. following letter was mad from the Chin Constable ...thirst, be presented to both Houses of Parliament Leer ."'.., mtzr, i.,y 4 000 Los,th. . ....
. " . f in Parliament, and on successfullysu
lib the distribution o move
abolish e title Liberal°a
victory we. due for the most pert to them. ously done for working Mame? What it ever ~, „ Laa application .1 the ikeea in r., that any amendment of the laws relating to 1110 61 1 turanlel
""'"ee -- -1 - fee ea Maar" -- - la - rooderi that on Sundays public-houses day, but lepulsed on the arrival of Ge i' - "sn•
Town Council, then with all the strength of his friends, to
ihi be the Premier whom Personally, he felt gratified at having • been able done for political and religious liberty and equality 11l it
-- the constabulary ores of the island :- liquor traffic it be pnen McPh
be open only from 1 to II pm., and (rom?) to 9 p.o. for with reinforcements. Th. enemy left 100
t her, and suffer un- " ledice 11n.Perairla v-le- --m to take part as minister of the Congregational had ever in Its ltillaly been esythisg but the *on- "Chief Constable's Offie, Dorchester. ftwl . our
tenure of erne. shall endure. the principles senator of the powers and privileges of cm Mae, and • Apritlia, NIL the eale of drink off the presumes." casualties were seven killed. General Stewart attaritar
majority in power in dissemineting and ad
i the other? "Dear Sir.-! beg to inform you that I kid before the Dr. Memexpo supported the motion. In all towns, LOOO tribesmen at Urea on the Eird. The e
„_,..
•on the party ia trot our Liberalism and ofTannucrillfonconformity, the foe to the operness and just claims o .
and endeavour- olio. Committee at their quarterly meeting the whole of such as Salisbury. Wermolltb, and othen that were pro- were defeated with the b. or 400.
at of the town OUR RURAL BOROUGHS. and whether here or elsewhere he should always look Instead of replynn to my accusations P
lag answer my questions which I here repeat, the nowmpoodenm „mu:e to thy. ...I. from the Tided with water of unexceptionable Purity, it would. he retired to Sherpur. all British forte and ell-ar Ms
turbots, "
Local Beard of Portland for an additiloosi constable, and I thought. promote Dubuc morels sad ooado. to the „log
strengthened.
...iridge have T If fI the return of Mr. back upon the work in Dorchester ha that respect .
HZ 011013111 o succeedingr „tke.,„ to given byte with satisfantm Indeed the whole of the Nonoon. " favours me with the followiag strange ration-
modem nu Ite extract from the minute" such general advantage ho close public-booms altogether on s•
on doomed Gee"' the member 'm " --"--' - lift. Drax'a formist body had given themselves most enthrone- Dario: "Be should be se careful to met and refute now
I trust, however, that The arrangements which Sundays. In the case of those situated upon a rimer, and
ly ...a.
ours after Conservatives to Bets Regis, former _ _ _ y
to the promolion of what t= the sintemente contained lamy letter, as be is really Paint
„ 1 poem making. via, moving one constable from our which derived their water from that source. their LONDON CORN (OPENINGI.
much credit to Cone, to Way of late ears
as Mr. stronghold. Mr. Guest gave mu .
oohs
ma. deemed
chiouttin
principles
in
the
patio"
to anted that I have rushed heelll/ Into Print' ' station to the no-hill district and sending assistance when- e„,,,wor in.bit.ta, if panic-houses were closed a Wheat - . _ .
~ and it is satisf sctory to think that petty boroughs
parti elms he had been able to should endeavour to not only unaerstand the mace ay se theremay be an unusual number of ships, in. in the Knoiay, as wow advocated. would be compelled to mous quietly at about Friday's prier..
. florg
vi th 6 pad For his he envoi from extinction by bang e r o tailed in events for the pressen. drink water that bed previously been polluted with tho unaltered; barley and maize weak; oats, mem
nble a delY - - 1 al boroughs think on them questiote, he siva s thought it right nature of the cooptahate and statement. eon Roads. will Inert the wee. at all tog a
high..
lima
.bieg
the
boundaries widely enlarged. The sem .rur
their prindOm my letter, but also to show their fallacy-if he can- "I am et. sewage of the towns pow tolerably firm. Arrivals :-English hntd
•,ir
Shaf tea ry, of Christchurch con-Bournemouth, for Christian men to identify " Alien? I. ANTATT. coons of the river. °;:r water containing. as it did, 8,676 qrs. ; flour, 15,906 barrels. Fo • w---",
1 a u • will be r mem- with the truest political interests of their nation, and imbed of indulging in the temptation to overwhelm
*Chief Conatablo oi Don't." living organisms and organic impurities, would be a 18,4,30; barley. 4474 i nem 8k,,„ "up wheat,
and Warebsocuin-Berootes-Corfe,. it wi e
it was to him a marvel that any intelligent man could them 177scheiniseues and recrianatioe." What is here puree of dimess, and therefore prejudicial to the pub3e bomb; Atilt eit'clie ' wl q". ; "our. 3,ra
bend were the only ones in our district to oust the _ as
Of late our Congregs- meant refsinine, sidedoues, sad I It was thought this would meet the case.
heath. It would thus be men that until good potable
•toperislists, while in the purely urban boroughs form any other conception. .
lotions of con- am at a to inteline. Altar whichrinititiam atOtly cosuerrears. water wall universally procurable throughout the country,
been
Serallsm struggled desperately and was often beaten. tional Unions had reasinn lee° .__
. ' atulation to hir. Gladstone for the eminent NOM= Informed that" Discursiveness is too often the sign The next bug". Wee - T ti the &mod it was desirable, in_tise interests of the homber claws. MARK LANE (CLOSING),
mth violence in some parts showed that many new lir
i to which he ha I rendered to the nation during the bad outsell' A definition of honc4 Liberalism
is inn oenunted with the . he fit WY
g Attendance Conn:damn on which the fa/lowing members that provision Amid be made for their obtaining their
re have still much to learn about extend rig
and he (Mr. Native) held in his hand de " a willingness to give • fair hearing to all suggest-
ated .-Msears. Richard Peelle", Edward Poem. b.. Sundays. There were, 01 course, other bermes. English wheat sold slowly at about late rases ./e
that freedom tbey clan for themselves, yet Present crisis, . . . - • mei try oe b. that might be used with thinr. intialas such_, ,se too off foreign wheat the enquiry was rather more L •
' amply an acknowledgment of one of time. resolutions_ on B. &riven. jun. K Otter, & & vela, .m n. , but without
'oral mind is getting awakened! seems ampt unities the adjec- . Lme. IP. AMwooll. T. Combat. C. White, T. rade', but la limb. °lles Plol6' a Ma". °"'"llifwilm change in price. Flour, unaltered; bade d
dwe may learn before long w . hat eff.ct these Pawed by the East Worcestershire arsociation. We are 'vested interests.'" asked what q Retard
11 dof Mr. Gladstone. (Applause.) Then we heard tire me meant to include, and this is the answer. maw. and
,-/-Ami., am. , -nourrinen- tbeir woe should not be rendered compel-Y dull and
_, weak; oats, steady; beans and peas, firm ; •
If the Houses of Parinment acceded to the prayerone
will have on the prop wition to assimilate a prou ''' shilling lower.
• good deal about Dorchester in New England. an That it is the disidnittlishint characteristic of any Finance Committee -Memo. Richard Peewee. I lward 6°rY• . ... .
gi &dom. tit:Letitia', they WOOKI. he felt sure, !midterm that which
d borough free /lira
" ancient ' town la the new hemisphere, and so Puritan political section, surely even ' Anon" will not upon p.m, J. Homer, Timm Cowhoooa gm* .
not
only
pron.,.
themetal
end
wintivia
interests
_
freedom-loving and progressive are the people over reflection maintain. I expected a more comprehensive jun., and Thomas Gibbs, of their fellorvaourarymen. but winch. he believed,
ARE THE INFIDELS? there that we h e something to be proud of in con- definition than thlawhint is but another illustration of Water and L'idnine Committea -Meson. W. Attwooll, ___„.
__,_„, ,_ _ ___ _ ,_ ,
H. W. Bonita J Pa LSSO. Richard Lam & Santora* R. "Tr !Cm"
said we Ze egraz
guild-tic. ha
than
ping METROPOLITAN CATTLE. -Mots DAT.
• • is ne-tion with Dorchester, an no one must be surprised of the old adage "Biased are they who expect nothing .fl___.
and John sooyeo glilB DAY.)
own in India that while no notice Med " As to my confusing wen relieved from diffisaies whit* vocal:else if they
'sets, or infidel notions of teachers that we are diminishingw
'Tory"
Raked es, and are in for they'll never be diipli. . .
with
~•____ 5-IMe and pootnetim-mana. es Mitchell, & Pearce. ementeted e baser Immo. m the subject, him, wee et About 8,000 beasts, of which about 800 were (0
yet any one who dares attempt to hopes of having sonmatng like a Liberia majority In or attempting to identify TerYhtm Vgn."-. R. (lollies. Henry Otter, W. Comb.., and R. & Salves. weeentoomb the deems m publintioussswon kiln& Trade
was
quiet
at ks kd in kit 10d.
... *re
Sundays. About 10*
el among his echelon, theityth it future. Said ifr. Naive, m they honour Noooonform. ration," I can only my_ that to me they me eyrnhini;
IMMO= FORM ILNITani •177110nrilf. When they got beyond ibis DO doubt the peados of vested sheep and lambe,sheep sold at from 4s. 6d. tot, '
sra. is • marked Mau' a ear Ist principles in that new land of theirs, we ourselves mono, and if "Anon" al refer to the in; loot.
tl On the zanies of Mr. J. C. LAM. Mr. Richard Pone lama arose. HA thOelght WM Of the advantems of the 94. to Ps. od„ Cole. sa, ad. to ya. ; pip . 4.. C_l ,
Ise came in dais when the
r should be encouraged to hold fast and seek to extend his bet letter appears, he will find thistrwestfrequen n _ a
tot member of the Weymouth Port Sanitary mono as brought ban mom was that it did sot, to his r smaL At De ord won Se. gg,
•5 Governor m the Inn& who, the action of those minden.. We were treated to a confirmed. I can molt five imams on one page „mut med. elect the quiets, or mow interests oy those who
p. PO there were 750 beast, mid
V- 4000 sheep and lambs.
Government college Re John White, a minister the Express and more in Admen's, some of which
has thought it his duty description given by the • TIM DIALIIMIII OF 111110-1111 MST. dealt in beer, either the publieme or the brewers. Though
tch his pupils the way of the Church of England, but in sympathy with are in extracts from the Budder and the flysedater, The i_„__.,__ was the ___. of the committee rem, his good friend who smite less referred to the matter
debarre for years OD Puritan principles-of Thomas Faller, who was born Mr. Spurgeon vas lately asked if there was any differ- ~„._ ~, ~,,,,°"s".2fe„__ ._ •w••••• barmy loomedi m woks, submitted in I,mikv
DORCHESTER
who ha DeDDI and in 1574, c.ame rector of Trinity Church, and was mos between a Conservative end a Tort, He replied n'.l&""'cotorirt: -i'aaa.aataA the "eh..., 01, Kt t teentery at the last electiest he himself did sot SATURDAY'S CATTLE MARKET.
wo: she. in point buried in St. Pete, Dorchester. We may look "Just as morn as there is between an alligator and a and am unanimously-"Td-opinion-tr;r7 covered drain recognise the right of imblieses or brewers to simile any
Wa° muse Mr back with pride andgratitude to what God Ms done by crocodile." If "Anon" can more clearly donne the should be at once eln front of the homes there. The egorational Privilege of
dealing in their wares or comma' . At Mr. Romeo there • large streamer of
bon, two. dines on Sundays beyond what easy ether tradesman was =yam About 200 ag of nettle, in addition in
t A C'hristLan whichso nal. difference I shall be obliged. " Amu" asks whin I drain should consist of Pin. were pipes for a
Into his own monsof our Protestant Nonconformity,
.. • It he refers to piranter,s thirds or the isodsh, 'hi, rimmiAiiig gen to consist d nth. allowed to do. (lima haw.) Other Oedemas were, so sheep, were disposed of, and brisk trade done '
• Pnees
led the principles of liberty that when the declaration of mean by Toryism?' ers hind from .
nom
_,_ es the committee an mandnialigthe hem mil doubt, prold
000 testi in tint particeler memo- showing an upward tendency. Banton nay he
utidarli gay Independence was published-" All men are by nature Dictionary he will see it defined as "the principles OS , _Ferri. _ „ _ . ..ro found
ultimately ..,,_ _ e__,„_ ~_ __ _ _
et 2;o3ted at from ill 2 to 824 each ; best fat beasts, i.lO
velment free and equal" did not seem a startling innovation. the Toriao," • definition which is quite sufficient for on„_,Sne,_htunsusin:
arios bf,ls diwaid.and ,_ nad brewers ise;ese• ste'elliseo•Liwo,l woo to be to
per head, or about Lb' per score' good bulls, ior
- Veda,- Those principles odu sowoch omosied to sonalim, opm- the purposes of this discussion. John Morley lately de'mrd7; lit 7 a m irtiety.row emaTtemoldeeme.t. allowed to prevail it their favour sad to partiwalar each. ym the awe- department. stock .
so..
at
52,
' haute- munism,andindifferention.and wbeinlnglishMans said in The Fortnightly " what the feudal system was ter... the utm in Burette". The pips, will analyse. (Hem hear.) One Dom Mghwili, wowed to _ ee_
each;
~..
..,..
per
~ . :re in
lid
labia take an Interest in political life, and deem politics to In the far-off yesterday Conservatism is today," and ;Wei-Vit.. dm and dee. and the mminitem, woeld him to be repond,„ in agreeing to the resolution proposed r n".'• ..aWaaa at" r. tr _i_Da th lai to
'EI be a sacred thing, thee England is sure of a grand Earl Beaconsfield has spokes thus "For ass there ado. that the men on the roods do the swims," My to the Re did
otarbakilow if he IV quite gathered from "a • LI • calves, OU 60 WU Far 10.
ms future. With reference to MUM'S at South-street, remains this at least -the opportunity of expressing down the pipes, 11*. and, if newsman, a reason could be r. SATURDAY'S CORN MARKET.
' Mr. Naive said they did not owe anything to the thus publicly my belief that a Conservative Govern- @malaria to make the „omen teem for the lend nb traveller ' was still supposed to exist. If that
.Mesat go, was the resolution cooed out as intended? There The officinal returns Last week were : - Wise*
treasure as sometime., having • small bassos in meet is an organised hypocrisy." Now this Toryism The shinch from the grain (0p..) in King-streets
imut the diem behind Artists-row was wry had. and was so &pig one owl iltrohlresool people who would average ffis 6d per quarter, Bexley 31s 6td. On Sabo,
.and. The :old amount raised appeared to be a or Conservation, call it which you plows, I contend „__ _____,„__ ___,..
advise ~__ .._,__„, _ ,
__ _
__.,_ object to the down or ~.. _ ...cu and
English wheat was very scarce, hardly any belay
tie over £2OO, and the contributions to benevolent has always been hostile to the progress of civil and irt:'',7=lo";" 'asww`pael, e‘,7 mw°l7teradcaalingr 'Cree We thom who went from the great ime's tot,, 1...._.. day
Nei on offer; but in foreign wheat fair trade run.
de had also been good.-Mr. M. Devenislo, the religious liberty, and that its tendency, as I mid etreerr" poem of gains a bole fresh aon aisle"" wat Ad decline n the week. The market In*
d '
rev, pointed out that the last repairs were very before, has always been to favour one class to the it was decided to ndo. the report of the 00.ndstoo, eversill& se sideo_.____those in the count= Load. who
...._„
seed bade; being
now for malting
and they most reasonably expect more the detriment of the other, and I want" Anon" to coder and the Clerk was requested to order the neesanry went ant on • to places some &stenos from their "6.6 past, foreign grinding rest
konseitand who, were to hedmairedorgetting some a quiet trade at 6d reduction, making 27s to Ma. la
ear. He also would be very glad if the con. your to disprove my assertion. I feel somewhat pipes.
to the weekly offertory woald allow him to fiatterediksoriustioism being compared to that of TIM Otiertige, reyareameat, would strawy object to the entirele.ev of oats for feed . • quiet trade was done at barely hin
publiedioasse on Sundays. If the resolution to week's itices, bei worth from 24. &I to 284, tad
:ger number of entries, or, when they Mews. Gladstone, and Bright. I was Pre• The next business was to consider the advisability of eat..., that rather unique ps , lona go. the o Ada
pains m in
ve in one week, maid give double the viously unoo of it meriting nob an encomium. sufmlyiee the PatinP of the drains throughout the traveller," that would moon a difficulty width. to his and dear, and up to 28e.
.Beans were gam
for the peace of Jerusalem" was very When "Anon" speaks of criticism be must remember island with MM. mind, stood in the way of , commanded long ones, very prune old
met went to _ - memo. agreeing t° gush remiutbse• qualities fetching as high as 57s to 60s per
red by • party of singers, and that it was prindpally the honest, eloquent, and fear. 6rape &rah" Were entertained as to the But the e was, going farther. whether they could quarter;
adopt and NI to the cost.
wed are the people that know the lees criticism of that orator, scholar, sad statesman.-- hormlttotesospreenat state of public opinion to close the Lial ware° and selling t° " Per quarter; a'aia,
Kr. Burrs suggested there should be one put as the id„,,,,ther. rs, a sugdo. His good emend to Ms for flat, while round was very scarce. Seeds
'.Lockett, superintendent of the Mr. Gladstone, which opened the eyes el Unison* to grating by the station at once. rord linteebury had advocated the adoption of the vie were in demand, and there was a good retail triode,
wished over and over again that the acts of the Besmonsfield administration, me of the Mr. LANO supported this suggestion. taken by the Ortanaittee of the House of Lords; but ao
'dent, as there were so many meet impotent and infamous on record: Perhaps The Cuomo' thought it would be beet te deal with peat mutton for them to consider at that time was BRISTOL ~ • ...... -
he felt a difficulty. But he "Anon" will lament over this as too strong langnage. the worst cases first, and as soon as possible. whether it was desirable to proceed by mew to make Lailpiptis ifICRIDAT -The cattle market
'•do work ,• his heart WM in it MY reply is that no language can he too strong to con- Mr. Cacclun suggested they should leave it to the an advance in she direction of temperance by the cloo. was moderately au with beef which sold slowly, irw'
whaps it was better for us demo that policy, which has so grimly violated the Drainage Committee to enquire into the oast and as le intact, or publiwhounss or the reducing or the home in to the large parched's. of American cattle during the °pr.:
oon smoothly ; but the great principles of humanity, and tended to the die. what ant of Ming it should he- w such photos are to be opened, or whether it woe and best qualities sold at 75s per cwt; middling, 091 to
like the readings of a grace and humiliation of our country. This was done, desirable to take ine whole step at rates and dann TO.. Sheep in short supply and quickly sold, chin
hers were present the "The differing of slander, it lived u fraud;
IOIMVISI-W7LL MAXI Wernirilh them entirely. He must my for himself that not being an "them: ""e.a.matief ." I" t° 944 Per lb-. sod eves Si
it the vacant classes It meandered at home and it slaughWed abroad, A letter from Mr. Frank Wills was read asking U the advanced politician, be was nem •in favour of moderate to 844 . iamb, lea to lsa per lb. Eight hundred store cattle,
Some are away, The Turk's curt I sway it defended alone' Board were willing to grant the sum or see towards carry' stem. He thought there was a considerable danger in and they were In improved demand at firmer rates'
lip come in a It gilded the crown, but endangered the throne." ine out the street watering of Fortunee-Well I going too rapid, though wane of them might think they SOUTHAMPTON CORN,. Fattier. - Thin attendance
It WM first of all agreed to grant Al, hut Mr. Wellirn were not going too rapid; there was certainly a crest at to-day's market English wheat scarce, and fool
-ndance marks, " Anon" mentions Captain Greville se having said- and Mr. Lono were in favour of the full amount being danger in going too far ahead-In going farther than public isniniel raraight late eon Foeign is tots pa ouzo
'T during the " What can you expect from a Tory Government r granted. ion would support them. He had known tandems in cheaper, with little up All feeding stuffs dull, at
•t, but they Well I what if he did? Will "Anon," without any On the motion of Mr. R. B. Saunzr it was dedded to Cam. or 0,,,..„n, or tha mem dtinter end or mi„rii pies. of last week. Flour slow sale, at le per ark decline
the hest beating about the bush, tell one what we could have "Split the difference," and LEI 10e. was granted, analog from going too fast (Laughter.) On one occasion New wheati-red, £9 its to £l4 ; white ditto, ill
I singers expected from it, for fortunately it is now a thing of swarm'''. WORT. it was decided to try the closing of the poet-offtese on t° £l4 I°6 ; hillier' 261 to 3Cw ' mailing ditto, ri
'hoe.— the past." The substitution of " depressed " for The Surveyor th•t various roads and foobpathe Y'
Sunda but alter an attempt it was found It would not
___,_t° Ms ~.,°"1.....1,78 M. „; hara,,,,...464,,,,m lie; puss, 4°5 to 411;
answer. and some other measure was taken. With regard wia`", •"" "' """ ; "ou-t* """ '''' ."'"'r-r
v the "oppressed," In the quotation from " Anon's " letter, had been re also the Moro* pump. He mom. to the wrier.. 5.., Closing Q • SOUTHAMPTON totITLE, IRIOAT. The
g Question, it would be re CM a
• the was either • &pro calami or • minter's error. My mended thst shout 80 yards of kerbing be WM down in the very undesirable to bare to retrace their steps slier small supply of stock at this day's market, and that al
to( assumption that " Anon's " know of the "work. strootik having once adopted a certain measure, and would eau. the best quality sold well. The prices were as folloec-
ing classes" was practically very little, was, I think 14rferred to the Roads and foot-paths Committee. II r•-•Ction in the public mind. He thought for gloom, s'uta. 1" da M the 6.1 Per score; withers, 76 to 7, 41 Pa
justified by the way in which bespoke of them. lam CRACKING STORM reasons it was desirable on their part not to go the stone. The following were offered :-Besets, 27 ; calm
here asked for another definition. Now, "Anon," this Mr. B. Scanno called attention to the waste of mousy whole length of the proposition made that day but to net le ; sheep Iffili ; pip, 90; home, 16.
rear too bad. If you want to pesos me on the employing men to meek stones as at present employed. that same more limited lam as roposea by Lord
LIVERPOOL CORN, Fewer. - With a moderate
.m, a a dilemma remember the winter, fornotug. ffe had men take three days to crack to yards of Hey, tesbory, should be adopted. After some further attendance our market closes with quite a small boom
-tents call strongly upon type if they do atones at hate-crown a dal. Inn • shilling's worth of remarks boring _upon the impracticability of the DIORI.or in wheat,_at a decline of id to ild. Californian, 9, tld to
work they were paid about Si.He booed the Board to as Proposed by Mr. Bober, Me. Player said that fwry. 1011 81. Flour in better request, steady prices
'lowers?, sal don't want to appear dimpeeable, mete io, order that all sumes should be pa.. by the intended ta apply to this dime. alone it nitaht if it , Egyptian, 5, 44 to Sr sd. P Canadian., 72 51 lodise
'know the editor I. exceedingly courteous and yerd. Men out of work would be glad to dolt, and soany good motion to adopt, but it was a wider que.ti, n ee•ora corn, new mixed American. fis 344 to b ‘d. Oats sal
o all his correspondents. I'll endeavour to tell would be glad to work their rates out in this way. They one affecting the whole kingdom, and when acting. 'as he oatmeni_Stliat IPricee stead/.
' mean by the " woeig clams." You are would do it for 91 a yard, but he should not object to (the speaker) bad the honour to do, in Parliament, on SHEN MALLET, FRIDAY.-Witest. Xi to Cs;
sure, that • man may be a hard-working riVISK 18- behalf of the kingdom, as well &Bloc that part of the kingdom larl•Y. 3°11t4 465 • vete' 235 to 265; beam* 445 m '7545'
Irsionging to the working dosses, who Mr. Gins: • shilling a yard would tie • fair prim. be had the honour specially to represent, he moat take the lai to 41,; bread, did per lib. loaf. Beef, 13, to 14, 21 per
etily dependent up„ them da y Tbeir old men would be deserving of the extra 3d. interest of other please as well as this diocese into con- wore; mutton,_
_9,1 to 10,1 pr lb. ; veal, 9.1 ; lamb, lid ;Ist
breed, and mem all or whom
that wr:er
trwrikeito gine; the Surveyor %%um to
atrial ati sivittah
would Tprharearswere at present difficulties in the way pigs, lls &I to Us 3d per mon ; milk butter. its tolls per
'ye. And DOW perhaps " Anon" yard.should
et him fres supporting a proposition ace. ; aeN ditto, lie to lie; eggs gd per doz. ; potatoes, is
for the beolute closing of publichouses on Sundays. 3d Mis ancLwr netli
Vona and tell zee the advantages Bills to the amount of MITI ISt were ordered to be paid ( ) BATH RN. Sartranse.-The supply of Engird
whet it has ever willingly done and this concluded the business, here was considerable dist:melon. severel oth speakers wheat was the smallest of the season, and saos ere
se and prosperity of the people. .--...... joining ; but ultimately the motion was carried, only a effected at Is more money. In foreign there w a :sod
PLllnglor, WIHBOLNI, few hands being held up summit it trade doing, the depression having been recovered. snci it
On Thursday, the Kim. Canon Pernik • "That Oa finer sorts Is mere was obtainable.
Vino. Perry BeiglOwa, Friday-Before the Rev. OWT J. Glyn, step. should he telt. b the moved ed GLOUCESTER CORN st.
Major-General Powlett-Lane. and Hector Monro II y clergy to obtain legislative , -YURI:Wu-There was, small
I him, A,,,,„„,„,,A nn fax no iel power to ter themselves to defray the expenses of prose- sal= of English wheat, and values were about the UAW
, last sentence in your yryysvroleWilliteses. landlady of the Woodman Tavern, outing criminoos clerk., there being no ether wee a .. week Ferette was quiet. at is Per gr. reduction
m.. The ingtgegiion
don Bourn.four
p. 7, was summoned for having In her peewee- relieving the Bishops from the onus at present unfairly for whits wheat, but without change in the value of red
i to be made upon int meseures with • total deficiency of 14 mistier upon them ; but that no
drachms.-Defendant's son-in-law admitted the offence.- carried on with (nods thus raised with t. should he The tone of the t ads was steady. the severe depressin
• and out the c0....t a emiyin the weak baying peeled away, Maize Is mart*
uncalled or, Defendant was further summoned for having a quart the clergy by representation et otherwise having been firs cheaper. Grinding barley and oats slow, at aboulter .1
measure mustamped, but as it was jut D.C.O. Hammond obtained, and that every effort should be made to I "den ' t Prem°
AXON, did not mem this charge.-The Bench fined defendant Al the necessary funds from other sources." procure
TAUNTON CORN, SeTIIIIDAT.-Tbere was s err
end costs, 101. Colonel 01•DVIRLD 1180011 did, But et. Rev. W. P. & lAsto market, "1 hump'ss wee sleek' Sloow_ 'is" In both
„auk, is it now /Wiese% of 'etched% Katravers, gamekeeper BMWs* proposed, as as amendment, "That whilst it is lish and foreign wheat, at a decline of mon the week
to Mr Wyndham was summoned for keeping f „paw, tbe
without
.t a : our dogs not desirable to IDWOWIS the taxation of the clergy Or to 1 unaltered. Kase mid at is liel below late rates
s" That -P.C. Greenstook said he saw the dogs transfer to any other persons the discretion whim or deo Flour. 39. to 40s per sack.
to defendant's possession, and asked him to produce the belongs to the Bishop, all aorta should be . WARMINSTER CORN Ss
littlest- . limn" but he refused to do en-Defendant said the doge the Bishop from the costs which he macurt h' relieve -el Sara ' TVILDAT. -There was • very
't was belonged to his master, and the license wag taken out in manioc of criminons clinkr,by the cowelliction oyheolhhueo= supply of wheat and all kinds foifoovin. Trade was
_.; dull. at the prior of last
tof Yorkshire.-The magistrates adjourned thie cam for the offerings from the clergy and faithful laity wit., Lutecoulli ; seconds, 305 to 40e ; best barley, heel.
we production of the license. occasion should unhappily arise." st . 30a to Mk ;
grinding, Ms to Me; beans, 40s to 50s; oats, sit to se per
d Henry Batas, jun., of Hectometer, was summoned for A long discussion arose, and ultimately "um
previous quarter.
keeping a dog without a licenan-Defendant's father question" was carried by a majority of 73 to Si, CORK BUTTER fi DAT. -Ordinary--fints. Eh ;
attended and admitted that A. bad a dog for which he bad The Rev. Sir J. PELTS, moved "That it is mit seconds, IW. t• thirds, IA . ; fourths 190 a ..• fifths, ffis •AM
not taken out • liciessa-The Bench fined the Asher 10a, expedient to make any changes In the Book of Gee „_raild_ _ _
_.__,. LC"; tnaLid. 1Z8; thirds. Ma. Nuraner of . .
Id costs, Vs. finitude
Prayer, as it is accepted k.tl.l.the three great InhOels of see raes, "".
Teeadeh airhard l'elleg. of Lymbett Minter, pleaded thought in the Church of il both at home and Is the
•to keeping • dog without a license, sad be was fined Oolongs, and it is mere an doubtful whether an
d Is. costs. revised Book of °moos Prayer would co y HER MAJESTY AND THE PREMIERSHIP.
• Mereent of Clonal. admitted being drunk and allegiance of as many perms as the t command be ,
at
the George inn, wisibtem, on the _ _
same _ _ duly _
sns , i Our._ That at The noble Marquis and Z irl Granville left for Windex
dhe we. fined 104. and costs. Ls4n ittaeoehig=tv" •SWORWroaaewlica Petlrheneervileseopsrayer by ordinary train. They arrived at five minutes to twelve
ream at Cone Mullen, and Harry Ch=l:rit for a Hanes itilDely ef that o ester, and found a Royal carriage in waiting; but their
vas
euesoesed fee
nennitting a as itogadaa
a, chum.s
end platitaarVillerev. lordships ;preferred to walk to the Goon where they wars
sem data -Defeedents did not agmear, and that= *e. received ba audience by Her Majesty. The interview
se lamed for their embodying the Move resolution be sent lasted an hour. Their lord Mil dim
to both of the Couneation of Canterbury Ps. taking luncheon at
not, a labourer, ofsiMkberrine",.was sem. Goan of his remarks or James referred to CO f. ill
tial
the
latutia.
drove
t°
the
railway datkik
"tururd
to
iik
at
wino...v.
on
the nth
oe Aiwa
report
of the synod
me.
funuakm
by a !bark:mid Lemke by
_the helf-yest two o'clock train. Marl Gamy&
sad was deed 124. and costa, 7a t" of the la which it was stated dam
Wien sad Lord Hartington then drove to Mr. Gledst
re% reel.
mught eo is custody charged with thisau=l6l"niondoe wee awned "after esesiderable A I° aar674"" A `mks."'"
of the three ".'"bing -Wendt/ leaders woe th
e. at *labors*. ea Wednesday of opinion.' (Lames...) H. bow there would b. s" held, which lasted "*" " hmr'
le metes of subsistence, mak anent,
of opinion
in. he an.a.,believed
wan!! Shortly afterwards . Gladstone, amompanied by 11m.
mount Of himself.- if Gladetem. took
they interfered with the trent Book there would be his
matte
" 7 uurri6"
'ea dm" w 'rocks said he found prisoner mod of division and HU He camorred wi SO Paddinetemmatios, where the ht bon._ seams& took
Mn /mere Brown. grow Bishop of Gloucester Brion in saying elms,: tba
hir de"reura• weleamePahl.g. er WWI" by the lee
Kr was bind on same do ware alms the Book of Common 7ra It y°° e'elheh Ilhilk sehhle"e" hearty cheering f" the
had • warm rgin in his tiloy to Moil it, but It would b• rosy diessairetrO mend li. lewpwwwle
ww°WewY who
had
"sea
ew
the
Ple"w Uto • month's hard applense.) t. Mr. Gladstone arrived at Windsor at a quarter to six, mi
so ones drove to the Csetia.
Ardirogswit la seconding the motion. expressed
_ __ _ hop,_ _ . .._ • Kr. Moisten, left Window at a quarter past Mkt
magilvdl.lewmAlNPault
s.lllllswe
were living
jrzzi.dvoiro_wior,_ir uncertain o'clock, haring been at the Gene nearly two hours. Thers
• limas% on the den of renege and days or what 7,7„; .2,11,74.= was a crowd en the platform. and the right bow. geed,-
lotoodoot. who. Liberal ideas.but he f men was loudly cheered, Mr. Gladetomerrived at PeMliar
or one WM OE %AMOS if they did
he was on his not look well to their earroundinse all they hod twa.rems" II" mulublublitt nil"
Illclueb.
it
'an"
numb.'
a
usat to the to from their obildkood would bees
loom be had mem te greet him, and in oilier to raise
we=ssoe trAtrte ~... ,_ __ _
._,, ,r,,_. ._ _ _ ..., . UM from the pressure of the crowd his • was drives
q ye nr_ _ •."` n.• 7 Inn n• sae w.wSe-_ iweer.., he g' netelitt• round to the west ea of the platform. • number
meter, illsoomk ticturweemnTtediriazun-gduirlatantititdille Per
al Parar" "mat." at
t: arrival Platt"'la "ltettlid
se the The residuary of the oheiraeh ri "wild ninth entiosimme ; sad t for the aid of the officials Mt
A inii inevitably be thrUatasureto of Rome. (Hear, Bullaad al" Gieddeleereewaala "Parlear" raftiv difficulty
*
, Mae)
so After • long ameba the Rev. Sir 1. B. Panes utolteeeerarriagc
-s- mated to law and curtail kis moieties te —.- "s" Ki• .11 "eu"'" "I" the cleeth had
1611tt
That
' it is not desirable at the present time to makinin ahem about
two
IWWII6
irb°
Itillt
IWIL
lirallth°°°° walked
Ina
ties In the Book m Gemmel, ~,__.,.._,_
~,,_ 4orm 1 _ the Castle to the station, where a number of MO
'Warp Wu carried by 4 terae`XsiZity.L.6tyrel4emes 11.: had sahrhhead. who received him wi loud cheers, work
~. emending . WWI contipeed until the train left the platform. gi
mid fel mirshers of the Brood the only Prearart=tter. He added that tho thou to ~,Slough, y etotdisige between Windsor and Loeb..
h we lived were angieleisea mere wee a large concourse of opeotatora. who 15's ML
Nan% 01 gagium
was ili' _anxious. Gladatose an euthusiastie welcome. It was shoot la.
T aaaela la POID nine o'clock
-a of peril. Hs did not mean In its spiritual, but when
um
sight
blirt"" all"'
Wee,- I. lie ...kit.' ....., it ...not ii, the
at ''' town
"Maas"'
*bale
about
Pc"°*B
had
***
.in danger; but Ina it shoed he rementhend earrinpliraimtvd. Re
was
Ma"
cb****l
while
"Mint
Iron h*
welfare WIG 12101114 bound u with its - on. ._ . - P dew On Me Glowlebnie arriving at home he w
_vi by rw• mi: only mopeds the meetings of the Brood Qranvillehlanatie Marsala of Rani
Atisrun, Lord ulWolowton
ou min mania theft. MINIM and Ine
on great and sacred thittp. Mr. Madame et the ausestios el
Lord Granville mod the Marquis of mom 00rall.d!
post of lint Lord of the Treasury. It is d ted seo staun
his former official colleagues have requested the right let
Nifla HAN WAR. =le= to unite with the oleos of Premier net •
of tbe lex_eltequer. It is generally believed la
'e that in the meet awn, tha Liberal circles that Lord Martineau will preside at tin
-d bravery in Fonigneffier, and that Lord Graaville will Koff a °WI'
c‘w elles
riachactack clostailwit2on as • member of the Cabinet.
'loirty yercle of the guna,
Pe lilt, Gladstone on Friday kissed hands on hi
ald
• infantry heirty timaly aranneutinneent as First Lord of the Treasury
of the Exchequer.
...
leaking =bedlam BIRTHS,
the towers of the April 5. it Moreton, the wife of Illi. B. Ifinehlage g 5
leaned Roberti daughter.
to be burnt, April 10, at the King's Ann Tap, Dorchester, the MP
edited= to of Mr. J. Harwood, of a daughter,
ineeday• Aril 12. at &maga the wife of Mr. Thomas Waif.
of a danthtsr.
April 1.4. at Yeas a, the wife of William Marsh, 4 5
ROD.
April lit at 9, Grosvenor-square, Lady Man Wssa' iris
vt r Km.
April 16. at Castle-bill House, Ethaftesban. di* vile ri
an, Mr A. N. Everett, of • daughter.
1. April 10, at Trinity-road. Weymouth, the wile d LWilliam Roberts. of • *kooky.
_April list Obseadaster, the wife el Mr Chain Osnilt
' a danditaa
Vartitet .teme-tarece. Derenster, the wile a Ns.
I, of a soa.
DEATHS,
U. M 4_ ,1 Eastetreet. Wensooth. Irardek
sin of Mr. George Wallis. mad IL
at Wait Wynn* Idr. Min I/11We' ari
li ell
N.Jainekeseen,__Rweaage, Wllliers
A. nlaulPs. Wesleyan circus
mit
'ma Minster. Mary, ran alike Mits
d If.
Ibid. Pontos*, Pools Mx VW°
e, solicitor, aged a ws
' Georgeetopm W
of the late Timms
•
CIO
s, Worsham Jobs
widow of Vanes 106
relict of the Me hie
..
I arels
Vt.
WlngOlgioe-
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