The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-04 00:00:00

BEI EBBORNI.

Tam 0111101 SIDI 0/ tillatAtioll.—At the meeting
ot thi Bitorborsie Board or Guardians as Ratards_y •
poor women with Ave children sought relief. HU'
husband ou • mopes, and, heirs iodise with the
imalgratiou mon* he worked and saved MO, sad them
departsd for the new colony of Yeovil Ti... Iroviog
kb .if. sad ekildres to foliow—a eery dang•roas end
temptiog presedue, when ems the be lateatleas ore
sitaialsed. Sawyers ass do pretty wolf at home, as
goldenrod, based, by tido ass. raviop ; but la • nee
*okay, if aay man ma get work, sad with It good pay,
• sawyer ought to be the nma. Tba tale seat hews by
Bun Pewee, however, was very different. He couldn't
get work at Yeovil Town, and Is had gone on to
Hobert. Re wasted his wife, but he couldn't got her
ever, and he ormmeaded her to tha sue of "oho
praltramo," who telt they could do Lolling but offer
them admission MS the the Workkoosei—SArrionir
Joontal.

BEIAITISBURY AGRICIJLTUBAIs BOCIITY.
The annual (Buser of this society toot oleos lest
W..dneeday night at the Gromesor Arms Hotel, under
the preeideney of Mr. John Moyer, M.P., who was
supported by Mr. T. F. Grove, for Boat& Wilts,
Mr. F. B. Stanford, M.P. for Shaftesbury, and several
of the local gentry. Between 80 and 90 attended the
dinner.

lo pro" posing the Int teed the CILIUn observed
that it,.. always woloome„ loot it woe sepestally ouseept-
able at the presset day, orabodylag, as it does, No
esprondos, not oaly of our pervaal dowries to tbs
Sovereign. but also of our streinseat to the tram and
the sortitstioa osier error we Iris geeing bow way
great prior aro bars wllb riereby sad 'Patriot.
Whoa we look erred the world we are led to rarer'
or/th thou (be breed is ao spirit et esit-landatlea or
ludas pride) the kappieses end pease et ear owe
sountry— (sheen). Bale would serve to naiad us (it
there were say seed to orrad se) it how rush we ewe
to the doop seer id resporiber whir her eiwaye her
manifested so uniformly by the Qrs., sad el what,.
owe shoo to the height seriph it bet boroured and
Islamism lifo—load awe). He gar the health at
" The Qssea " with alas limos Mao.
La giving the Priors sad Primmer it Ware, after.
Ltabermasloa to the visit ol Prier lastaise: to
ORMLNI.III rid be psohaps ht be
primed If he thought of aileron member it the val
famlly. We or. all Intsreste4 to say ire who is going
m he married —Orebro). All who lasew his give bra
their bed wishes for his future 'apprise, sad all who
knew the Doke of Idlaltarglo 'rid wish lohn sad his
wile every loapplare that this world soak sired, in.
eluding a faally, breams It Is a pledge of rojegil
eliestre—(lanshter) ; and we sherd ball his arming*
sea pledge at pease prevalllag, whoa we triad two
ash guest arras es gegrad and Basis rolled by
the reprosestatives cd trait royal families In happy
boade--41oad obeen),
"Th. Army, Navy, sad Velure."'" was respeaded
to by Wee Siam who azpressed a esailriest hews
that era the tones rehormed trim Ashore, they
wear, If rot severed with glary, love at beer given
the astir sabstastlal satielasitoo—(loul shoots).
Oapleil BI3III7.IVIABIPOSO rouble& sold be woo
scaramed tier the //orator torso world save sa Inur
sense smart of taxadoe.

Tir. rtiviii.-teeptedWg to the boast et ^ ths Donut
and Wilts County bloshera.. Yanked the e ,
S., the renewed espreedes oftMlirova ths7 bserr=sw
of the bauble eedesthurs of regressetstime to do
their duty. They were now arrived at the middle term
of tits 'wade's, and they hardly kaew whether to look
bask or to look forweed—(a laugh). But although they
were in the holidays, the eireameleathe did sot mem
very mash te laterrept the tow Of sethery in ail
dirretketh—(langitter). Thiry had speeelhor from all
partite, and of muse bbs Govoronent were the parties
I. whams they mud look, bemuse they were a kind of
dailies, and they getaway looked nitwit' theta to
me what they wookl say. Be supposed they had all
im bad to that dinettes ns well as Natoli, sad from
Cabinet Ministers dows to wader seonthariss, the thief
thing ohm he had reiaarked was that they were obi. Sy
moupted is staging their owe praises—(laughtsr). lie
was afraid this war but an nagrotefel world, and if
they did not keep their own merits Wore the petals,
he sometimes thought they were out to be forgottem—
(renewed laughter). Bet be would not tad fault with
tile% merge of miles. The opposition 'matcher' which
reprowinted the other side of the osestthe, of emus*
meld not be expected to be in the same Wrath: Indeed,
Mr. Bright eempleteed that the Opposition had been
doieg nothing bet dodieg faith, but ha forgot that that
was meetly the hardens of the Oppoeition—(hrear, beer,
and laughter). That, indeed, was their proper business
I. Parliament, sad U the rather warm oratory of the
Bosse el Comeithe towed over Into Use holidays and
coloured • little the spmehes thaA wire delinesd dariag
the sari; pert of the theaties, he did not think anybody
Nicht to °omelets. Indeed, Nr. Bright eseesed to think
that. was some ground for it, bemuse be ethel the
Oppoeiiion had nothing else to do. Now, that was
gait, right—(buar, hem. and latthither). U. (Mr.
Player) did not think the Opposition were bound to pat
out any pollUoal programme: that was for the Govera-
meet to do—(hear, kw). The Opposition had to point
out what was bed in the legialatioo of the Coverethsitt,
and perhaps they nuatelines pedaled oat aloe what was
good in it ; bath. dig sot thlsk that even Mr.
Bright would deny that, elms mos • measure was
passed Into law, they never tried to interfere with it
main. So long as mester, to which they were
opposed were in agit•tdoo, no doubt, they foughtstoritiy
Tarem and took advantage of the various modes
r: thendure in the Boum of Commons in order to
defeat any measure of which they did not approve
Let them take, for imamate., the groat question of (ree-
ked. and the questions affecting the Cnureh, Nod again
the rethal taw of the ballot. They opposed those
measures las long as they meld, broanse they did not
regard theta as good musures, bat Wien they won
paned *try did not keep up ea agitation and try to
Panne the dthidos of the eirentry. They aoloptod
passed ia regard to
theet loyally and made the best of theta eadeavaarlai
to oerry them out in the best manner duly °said. He
wisbao they oould feel cooLiesoa that Her Mejesty's
Ministers would Lot in the moth nmontr— (hear, Mbar).
wGarrolt lathoe6.44oeg bladtiosre°l:allitebrt °moat strongly. Moen
neaearee hag Was pained by sosprosdas, and tie
0 ppeahlaa bad aseaphed She. aid MOW span then
boarsity bat wail Ike Oevieussal de the aura Wag

and Mad by their out Notoonzu y—(aaso, beer). H.
hoped they would ; bat if tits; did oak bow WY it
possible to ear ry out this logielatioo of the soustry
bee} Ho looked forsoird to the sombag sesses
riot without some antiletl, but be trusted his might
look with some Oral locos for a maistut sums of
luau from the Government—(hosr, bur). The Usages
in the Goveromot—the acooptaose of the dice of
Chancellor of the Kaolseqler—all pointed le flu dilu-
tion of flostion They • ,old not dont); that tuatios—.
and local taxation siiptorially—would be matter of wit,.
ID the oomlog maim, and bow we. it to drat with
Hi/ good Mend Mr. Grove might have 'moth's' to
and he might Lau something
s, 011 regard to it; eat be (Mr. Player)
uo: ab"the.l:txoistuusPrelleetro:simornoulti:S:yodotiii'dwnoltswidesol
~sr.ithvithhmeTtaottere.
Kit before the Hansa, be and mural of his triads
triede.oeudretteduperilstideddibeitatheauirero.Guimov,e..zrofdmorecosiotnitodpiiiso.negozdautheum.bioaltlktionbea
best surmoonted by a committee of lire or fifteen mm-
hire; bat if they laid it before • party of 600 and up-
wards. how were they likely to dosl with a matter is
full of dittleoltles / Why they were sure to make •
mess of it—(bear, hoar, and • laugh). H. thought be
we therefore justifier/ is recommending the tire lard
of the Tiessury to refer the babies" to • umotitter.
Mr. Flora than promoted to cornmeal unloyurob,,
capon al details of tho measure, especially so
the wanner to which It proposed to rate Govoroment
property, woods, soul gam,. Ho characterised as
most absurd the proposal to rata all ands for game,
pointing out that whit. there might be • great dul
of g.stle on certain lands, in some partitive they
wet only Ind a siugle hare and in others perhaps
on; • book rat bit. Under snob e reamstuees, he saki
it was impossible to •eleo law:. for the purpose of
ratios them for game, and ha Ihou4lt it mu perfutly
monstrous to Include all mods for gime rutc, wbotbor
, Inas we. in; gum or oot. H. advised them not Sc
believe any of those politics' euncroista or philosophers
who said that local taatt/on was only a landlord's quo-
tioo, stud that the Moult farmer had no interest to it.
The Chambers of Agriculture had given • clear °oaks-
digit.' to such • statement, but It was an idea 'lila
wea neuritis/us very popular with a outdo eime as
the BOON of Oommocia. Mr. Gushes was no doubt •
psinstaltiog, able, and hottest man, bell h• did e.g
think he was qualified to judge of the quietism ulna
as a issact termer or iron es • *mum, 'esteem
—(hmar, boar.) Attending, as many of then did,
sossioant ummitteu and boards of gaudiere, be did
not thiuk the Aril Lard of the Admiralty was se
qualified as they were to give an aocarsto with
tegard to list pressure al their local barium. That
gentlemen sold that the iondeas upon land hull poil
looreased to the samo elt•ot as the value of land had
locureased, sad that poor rites had dUntalshed opes
leads adn houses within it. last 40 pure nearly eau
third-i" Noessinso," sod • voiles, "They bars doubled."
No doubt there was • great reduction in the pouraiss
In 18.13, when an important change was ludo in the poet
laws, sod be did not mean to deny that in some pluse
the border, of poor rotes might be los. gum formely, bat
be hotteud it was not dm lOU with then —(hear .)
It was their ditty to look at home, and ha did soili
believe that In any pariah to the punt; could it be rid
that the usessre of local hardens bed been leseesed.
He had referred to that tobjeot somewhat at MON
Manse It was regarded at ell Mu as me of som
gwooy. it was lathe impossible for him to say wing
the Gourmet were likely to propose, bus he soold
say for himself and his unwise" taat they would give
their best attenUoo to the subleet, and whatever we.
proposed he thought they were bound to look to the
Intusels of the malltouts who sent them to Parlia-
zooot—(bou, boar). Ile hoped be might soagratalate
them epori tho good show they had bad that day,
especially on the show of stack, and epos the fly
prosporoos swop which they had had sad whloh
mired them to looter um the winter with good
furors. He was glad they bed sob ezuriamed soy of
Uses great diosltiec Is mud to the supply of
labour or whisk there visit ese time me rem to
eatottais fem. H. had been hold that the b-yeastiag
sod the burnt bad btu guarally sallefutorily
got our, sed list the Movers had worked wel--so
doubt with ittenesed wages, sad at some surdas is
Ws pert old the employer of labour. Bet still, oast of
the most preratuat mulms Itosured by ogres/tarsi
eseloties, and not less be witerre, by the AanooltoraL
Bidet, of libUtosborj, we., • live and let lies." Ho
we. sore that that visa monim spot whim they al
dubbed to son, and so lug aa they soled hoesetly, talth-
folly, sad kindly to me another, so bag, be we. Imo-
mut would the agrieishate of Baglaad Lurid.—.
(load applsoss).
Gaovs thought they paid mon than they ought
to do is the shops of LOOM Tautios, partiousrly la
the matter of Pollee. Ho was in favour of an unlade-
Hos of the Omni, with the Borough Franeblae. At
the /ans time is thought it was • gnat weeks to
hive reduced tha females is law as ills sow. Ho
eumared in that porUoa of Ibis landlorde' and Tomas'
MU which proposed to give mapeasallee for au
saltsostad iseproessitote
Mr. 811/13/TI.STUIPOID, replying to Um tout of
The Member for Shaltosbury," referred principally
to Irmal Taxation. He thought all would agree with
him that before long land must be relieved from it.
reseal burdens. Hs was opposed to the redootioo of
the County Proc.:llu.

THE EVIDENCE ON UNSEtWORTHY SHIP&
lbe evidseee which has boon taken by the Royal
Oommierion oo anseaworthy thlys bar pow bun pair
hated in • balky his, -book. During the present you,
from January to June, 12S ships, of •blet: fifteen were
steamers, have bur lost, ; aad pablio will naturally
expect to lind that the Oommissionars hare thetituted
a rigid and searching investigatiai Into the causes of
every one of thee* diameters. Wo hare her. ealeial
eridesos in almodenos, eviduos from the different
surveying Aloosdations, and shipowous' said:ones ; but
as yet no working seamen haa beers ex:mined. A
lieutenant and gunner of the Royal Navy, both
stationed In the Tyne, have elankso to the apparently
diegreeelnlly overloaded condition of thirst iu that river;
but of counts tbey could °sly oonvey general impees-
dons. An to the dangerous character of many of the
ships which are now in nee there is a strong ooaoarreoee
of testimony. Mr. W. W. Itundell, storstary to the
Underwriters' Aseociation, Liverpool, stated that there
are pertain vessels which, le the opinion of the Liverpool
sermon, are so bed that • partiouler mark is put
against them. 'They us a sort of Week sheep, and
the uoderwriten will not lucre them." As mthy as
225 vemels hove been marked in this way during *levee
years-•kri average of t•enty • year. Of these ships
thirteth were wrecked, eleven absadoned at sea, eight
foundered, six ware coademord, and three novo, heard
of, Thais that we.. oondomned were either beokeels2
or sold to foreign owners. "It mey be that. Good
read may be condemned at • foreign port, and sold
there, and again seat to nes nadir a different lag." AS
to the rest of theme Week ships, they have net beam
Ines./ out; bat one at lout is known to be le
existenes after havieg beat on the bleak list for
yeera—ltr. elopitseeea, the eseretery to Lloyds'
that theth went eldpowners who could act get Wand
there on 110001111 of their evil reputation. He had
known a slip el marine istenranee with a guarantee at
the top of it that the goods should not be placed is •
ship heleaglitg to • particular owrer, and this weer
pormseed ausseroas vessels. In his opthios, there was
not saffident loquiry into the 0116101 Of loose at us. If
every ease were goes into thoroughly, there would be
some ebaguler dieslosures. Mr. Stopirenerm read the
following Misr from the mats of a ship to Us sweet-
heart :

Dain Imarn—Ws liii to-olibt, sod I wisb Ma woe gran
without me, for I dm% Ulm tb• look al taw ; dr is to amp la
%be mar ; butt Iron% Mow lb. wklto Imam to soy me. •
atm ma any Samtoln,thu eon tarrys mato too. Ant lt% •
grist pity that Smell ot Trask doom% impala um,
mammal Mod wetorunork„ ood tormy.sn to no Mot daps ant
not most to ma to booomo oodles foe Mak mom. nut gas%
tonnout yourself about ma. I doresty I Mall ma tbsougb loss
mil as mybody tion Hupdug yoe may onalams well,
I rt. youn fondly, Tic. The ship vent la Ike hones. That, said the Manses,
was ea ketone GI I venal anti to sea with somostent
=oa bond she bass sin ins going to the Innen
resolved seep Innen of this kind.

ASOTEIIII almosallow dOsaosz.—Tits Eve,
immosillsory sad adator nes I misdeal of Pusamy
wear to Me n 0•••ber 1701. to Worms, to Ms
mass mdassitaa ofßraba labottows to Mat sowatry.
Hs Mass tbst the Psnormylls Modal, Mr. Arm%
mods Ms asiandisa sissaammatsto tbs saws oflds
Oomotaboat. 'Masai Wag satbseind to ds so sad
tAM tas alias Moms ma is imlssarbil *ids.
the, " II fast that tM embusses sad assails
reosima sosmalmiss of MO pm Mei" TA.
'slated's the maidstas tbss Moos watarsam soetwasis
won mad dlomMoss to Ms Parsisss Ciomesawal
is Wofl is to the malstsals oho wows mat eat texts*
wttbost soisissass ofGesseastost. Meadow 1114
Torrent, sof Ms walgratim imams Mr.
bolo ntodwwd say sosetuds of • Ma=
meet sad Yr. Terms has boss deptivod al tts• oats
of Oossal.

• Vain', WUCES.-W, lament to lied that thre
number of shirdereoks on our mad la UM eassoisi
that of the provioaa year by 363, the total el the past
year being LIM& Alma see oat 0116 resulted to kw
of life. The total number of skim which, seeerMag
, to the faits reported, appear to have fousiered, or to
have boos othor wise totally lest ea and amer Um masts
of the United kingdom, from unseairorthiamin Gad
uneadd par, in the last 11 years is 680, aid thi
actual number that Ouse to as diogressful ea sad I.
1872 was 66. itgala, the suasive of casualties
from the moo Ottetila duriag the peat 11 yewastr,i't
resulting in partial damage, was 812, lad year skim
produeing 167 saws of this diareputahle ohms. Wit
Toadies to say that overy effort should bo ea
whether made through the orations of the Board .6
Trade, Mr. Plimsoll, or say other channel, to cheek so
disonshiablo a date of things.
Ma. GLADITONN ON SCHOOL BOARD ISErialamil,-.
Mr. Roberts*. Gladstone, brother et the Premier, lo
one of the Town Wttaaillors of Liverpool who retire at
the end of dm present maideipal year. Ilona day, ago
Mr. Bobertoon °Wilco* was waited upon by a
deputatiao of elretora, who requorted a 'mutinies*, ef
hie serelses to the town. Mr. Glodatone ooneented,
and in (ha coarse of Ida spooett said, "I have loag
thought, terming over in my mind the hoary tazatioa
is this town, that it was a great mistake on the Pu'll
of do Government, lad of Parliement, to beim es
Individual 10061111os the heavy er,ight of payment for
the operation of the Ildrmation Act. I certainly consider
' that the tax to which we are sabjgd In Liverpool
ought to fall upon tho National liashequee." It,.
John Murphy, of Liverpool, forwardel tale sainted to
Us. Premise, acicompeduod by a abdominal from himself,
the tature of which la to mud extent Indicated by the
following reply reoeived from Mr. Oledstooa :--'" 10,
Downing-drool, Whitehall, October 18, 1873.-Bir„-
Mr. Gladstone dears, me to inform you that ha as
resolved your letter of the 1611 inst., and thanks you
for the good wishes express,: (herein. la reply, I is
directs,' h) him to old pour &gentian to the three
Pott.to followler :-1. • very hoary ohirge is..alasiz
barn' by the Exchequer In aid of edaostion is Liver
as in other plume. 2. lithe Exabequar men dm
whole charge blow red safer this heat would sot the
expensive operations for odmatiasal purposie, 'blob
you eomplain of LI 11111100.sary, be much more salsa.
Mealy serried on f 3. If the School Board exponent
are to be defrayed from the paaeral toads, what cox.
pealed...lo is to bi made to the 8,000 or 10,000 parish..
whlok have no Schoollimeds, but suppgy from
volaatary soarer what ia Liverpool Is sap by a
rat.?-4 es. Mr,
Mr. A Misrpby.' per obelisat asenat, J. 0441 q.
im