The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-15 00:00:00

LANGTON HIBBING.

COTTAOIIII' manal mito• of goitagen'
vegetable; Hs., in this little .inane took place in the
Nationaldohoolroom on Thanday. Some geed semoirmas
of o•hasori, *wets, Pertiltlio, onions. and petateie were
exhibited, and prises given by W. Sparks, Esq., and
the Rev. C. IL Gomet owe adjudged. Eleveral of the
wheel ohildree competed foe prises given by Mrs.
Sparks for the two beet boo:outs of wild Bowers. Rome
very Ilse fruit and vegetables wife of,. exhibited by W.
Sparks, Emi , Rev. Cl. H. Garet, Mr. Pesch, Mr. Marsh
and Mr. How:sell. The apples on the different tables
wore particularly edmired. The sale of plain and fancy
work for the benefit of the Peri:whist School realised
£lO. Mrs. Goiset and the Misses EGII presided at the
stiale. Among the vieitore were Mr. sod Mrs tlearke
the Rev. IL J. Green and pulp, Rev. W. 11. Girton
and party, Rev. L. C. limp and Mrs. Bier, Mr... Headland, MiMr..M
es Samson, AU Peach, Mimes ush,
Mr. Matson, Ho., he.

%%twenties Beaconsfield is suffering from osmotic
The Thornbory Board of goardisus hams resolved to
increase the outdoor paupers' relief, because of the high
prioe of provisions, ke,
A boy mu •garalning • FM lii a bleekmaitles shop at
Criedßoo, on Friday and was shot dead: The gau, whisk
had boss loft loaded, west off accidentally.
Kr. BarerMk Baker has offered VA towards the re-
building of the Gloucester match works, recently
destroyed, and which gave employment to 350 poor
peo_ple.
The lintorder of Tiverton had DO ClUli to try on
Thursday, Lod reesdred the whit• gloves for the third
time consecutively. The borough gaol has bees empty
for 153 oonsecutive daye.
A gentlemen reeently married It. Chicago presented
Lis bride at .L s wedding with the original trenewript of
one of the fires despatches seer mot ever the first tel..
graph lino, from Baltimore to Wsehiegton It was the
anuourromot to the nidy's graodmother of the bride's
birth, and road, —Only aßtil."
At Illittealteml, the other day, • obinitiey-s.espor
named Thomas (flak, beta/ swaged to sweep
of the fernery at Washington-hall. Dad •a
I°Mbslotati"eighi ;Tarot Cetthri"Pbsgage, to rentDninovesmadiftft. P°—°rThl46.lllo7 wool
up about 16 feet, sad ia-absat Isa sa Men .la Thu
was drays bask amid. Clark died, ler tdal at oo
Dittos sodas Sal firer of meaditillier•

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Airily beers with the Parliesnenkary oasseh. lb wai
emirs them titers was • good deal of rivalry on that
nod. They had two *maws continually running.
Government sod Opposition; and sometimes oto was
first and then the other. In his time he bad sat behind
P. good many whips. There was one called Johnny
Hossell. who was • very plucky lit-.le fellow; but oo
one Geodes he upset the woad Then be remembered
the Opposition oosolod by a very steed) good men.
Bobby Peel ; bet he rulorti bin uoneern by bringiog in
foreign oats, and many of his puseugers left him. One
of the dissented whips be ever sat behind was a mast
cheery fellow eh, wee always going. but did not so too
fast. Re meant Palmerston. At the preseot time they
had two regular go-a-bead fellow., one named Will
Gladstone—whom tLev. perhaps, bad beard of —and the
other Ben Disraeli. Ho could assure them that when
tbe coaches drew up near one another the laninall•tbv/
used was sometime, of • most grievous cheroots'. Last
year it was his fete to sit behind Will Gladstone, and
•Phough he generally kept Tory quiet. teed, sitting OB
the beck boohoo, did not interfere, yet there was ooe
occasion when the driver really bad got a drop too
meek, and Lord 0. Cavendish thought be wan going to
run int°• 1•0••• 'Hiroo. lie tb•refore made it his
detr juat tosrawl over the back benches end lay bold
until Wii Gladstone steadied himaelf • bit. He got
took a. soon as he 000ld, and there he moat to remain.
if possible. 800 then things bad gone on pretty well,
but be dared say ewes of them thourbt some of the
team w•re " rum 'ere to look at, bat they might be
"good 'urn to go few all that." Oce or two were rather
grey at the ears, and one modally rather fiy at the
heels s but he had no doubt they did their beat. When
the Opposition coach came up they should give them as
god • ran as they could; bat there was stereo acme-
thing new and soutethlog changed, mad, perhaps, the
Opposition would have their turn and get ahead. It
was no easy matter to terry on this road at present, for
rople wanted everything done for them, sod every-
'bine eplek, scan, and good, acid yet to be only charged
light lam and ow rate,.