The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-12-03 00:00:00

IVVIIT KA.N.EfIt BAILIEL, 07 BUIL

Take itp-t-n-S-h-e-e—videnoe-;F the --oonen- mption of
'edam commodity. Two nations of people in 1625
drank barely) million barrels of beer in 12 months ;
now they all but drink 26 millions, In feet aeoordinr to
Mr. Lowe every man, woman, and child in the kingdom
001211U41011 nearly • barrel of beer in a year-(h ear, hear,
and laughter).

LOC LL nxinow.

Before I dismiss the question of Local Tatatiou, I
should like to state to you how that iasidartisa of taxation
appears to have °hanged. I hope this may boss interest-
ing to you as it has berm to me, beemias I hays only
nasally made a dive into the mysteries of taxation. It
la a gest/Lion which le likely to obtain the inter° 'Oen •
Sion of Parliament. In 1815, of the local taxation of
the aountry load bore 70 per omit. et the whole ; but
now it only bears 30 per oast, and the bonsai, railways,
and other property, which Is 11314 only bore 90 peresut.,
now aotually bears 70 per cost., so that this poittion of
thine I..ntirely roversed, and the Mad Neagh laeramed
materially in value, relativoly pays lees till:Mill& This
manual valuo of the land la 1851 was 37 minims, and
Is 1870, 50 millions, as turmoil of about 30 per treat
Bat houses and other property whlsh In 1818 was only
16 millioes annually, had luereated la 1870 to upwards
.1 10) millions. The local taxation of Nes kingdom Is
new bseed on 50 millions annual vane of land and 105
millions animal veins of house', railways, and other
ratsable property.

GOLD ODZIAGIL

...
Now, gentlemen, It. tell yon a small
startling foot regarding gold. Tbe withal'
el golf, not the diseovery, bat the actual coinage of
til..ieto mosey. by Zogthad, Froths, the United
and Sydney—may foar matatries, leaving
Germany, Italy, and hods of ether places, oat of the
queetioa—three four, ninth the year 1848,—th• 'Mimes
to them amounted to apohrds of 600,000,000 of pounds
sterling. IS is only aeosesory to remember to make
this most estraordiaary, that the oarrent estimate of
gold to the whole world in 1848 was only .C 660,000,000
se that la St years as have the coinage of four
ermatries eseemdlag the whole *toes el estimated said
'Meting at the oommeasement of the period. Tais
shows how important the gold discovery BMA be,
tie prices of everything—had there eon be se inietake
as to the amount of the eclat" because I have hakes
IS from the mesa Munk bon the =Wee et sub ol
the.. eountries.

anttleweiatiriti 01 TRW TWILL
If leer years ego I had Jul gime to you •
recital of Wags that have baba &chimed during that
1f... It would ham seeetad eartalaly like Me hopes of
aa eathualstede dmamer,aad would mem have been wet
dew• se the nbetame of 68y passible podded pro-
gramme. We have had two groat Weilargli
thrt•Parliameat— •Misami educationsets
toe the usimmities sad meowed mem* the army,
sad civil servile ogemed ea egml tome to every
warmer, without diesisetiot el tweed, birth, at Imposts-
Issa--implastes). We ham had 611 Omuta With the
traitod States the army sad the navy
thoroughly rsurpolesd aad made seem elleteet, the
ballot made the law el the Mad, and numerous other
very Importeet Illiossares—(applasse). Geetleetee,
them are the sediment's', el WWI mars, esetaialy
throe of the most matacesble to the history of &gland.
IWO Tay happy, sad I ham to th&DIL YOB very math
for piming me in the isolation to mable
me to support and tarry thmegh Pullamest Mem
lameteas measure% biomes I am so thoreughly me-
Mimed that they seam* f.ll to 'endues to the lowest
sad the welfare el the satire oommunity of IbM muntry.
Lad what Is more, when I have enumerated those which
Mee peeped threogh Parlltmeet, I am oseldont in my
salad that II we bed • thane of Governmeat twooorrow,
there I. not on-, of Sims questions they would day to
bomb, or attempt to ohasme la say one particular
(heir, boar)

Well, geutlemeo, that lath. result of as Liberal
poi's; In Parliameat slues flume had Um honour of
your reprimentive. All I cies do is to refer you
LO my past conduit, as to what it will be forth. futon.
I do not think you hay. found maeb allglige in me
first nowt same down to "dicta your 'affray's,
and all I can may, gentlemen, is that you Inver will And
o shrove, yo a will Dent God messy saytking that I do
Oat wien, sad what I say I always Adak to. It lum
fortoust• by my °asthma as to have wonted your
favourable werlderatios, I am only same you, I shall
isoadnue to follow the same course When opportunity
offen, and I am failed epos to eome down to ask you
to do for MI mat which you bon dope bidore, I
inn only hope that you will do for we that whisk you
have previously done—(loud and prolonged applause.)
Mr. LUNDIS, who was snob applauded, moved the
following resolution :—" That this Lusatia( desires to
e_
pre' it. deep sad abiding sense of obligation to Mr.
idieerde for the honest and diligent attention he boo
,iven in/ his poblia duties in the House of Commons, as
lbs I.4berel roprosontative of th• borough, as shoo for
his ouwearied efforts to promote in oviiry way the but
interests of the town, effotte whisk have borne the
invite' of oobhi geherovity. This meeting also beer
to assure Mr. it iwsrds of its emstlumed confidence and
esteem." In rioter .0 li. auhapeed the Perlismentery
and private **adorn sad th• lorge.h. arid georroalty
al the boo. :limber, aud attributed the resent visit of
the Primo of Wales to Mr. Mdwarrk.