The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-11-23 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF GENERAL ROBERTS.

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r. metal Sir Frederick Roberts arrived at Dover Tuesday
evening from Calais by the Londort.f'hatham, and Dover
Company'. steamer France. The General was received
with hearty cheers by a 'arge c-owd, and primented at the
'fawn ball with an —l,lree. of Wrlr.file 6.131 the Mayor
rot Cralion of Dover. Amid-at much enthusiasm,
Sir Fam rick left Dove' at six o'c ock y a special
them and Dover train, in charge of Mr Mortimer
Harris, man r. and rapt Godbold, the continental
mama. Frnfil sit p.m. a large crowd wallet at
rirtrwii.ditiOCl, where the train was due at 7. 45. As
the time for its wriest drew near, the crowd great y
an a lute number of Indian oltnere and
diwinnistied iudiv teas itatiemhted to greet the victorious
«diner %Arland Lady Lotion were alio present. Mrs.
tbreete. aunt ni Sir Frederick. w is the centre of the group
arid the r pient of congratu ation aof
the dietiaetire attaincl by her nephew. As the train
strewed into the station a loud cheer was valued, and
Seeping Irani a seism carriage the General was drat
woad by Mr‘ flotere, who embraced him affec ion.
atelr. He wee the. surriunded amidst cheers by Lord
ant Lady triton and the remainder of the lastly, and
fully tea minute. were spent in greetings amid a crushing
crowd Sir Frederick Roberta was aoriompanied, in
addition to these air wily mentioned as having met him
at Dover, hy Lady Roberta and Lieut. Childers. son of
UP Chief Seer•tiry for War, who arsompanied him from
India, General Baker, and Dr. Roberta. hie brother :
Cameral Macpherson, and General lfills. General and
lade Roberts left by the Sri p.m. train for Sydenbam
amidst another scene of great enthusiaim.
After receiving the addresa from the Corporation of
Dover, General Roberts expressed hid thanks for the
kiwi reception he had met with, and for the flittering
terim in which they had alluded to his services in
Afghanistan_ Ile felt that the cordial welcome extended
to him cm not intended for him alone, but also for those
ricers who wernnumnied him from ndie, and for the
.Itole of that grand army, the British as well as native,
with whom it had been their privilege and good fortune
to he ...elated with during the last two years. (Cheers.)
its hriulf of theme officer. and that army he acoepted
the prammtation so kindle made. The report of the
reception the good people of Dover had on Tumid*, given
him would leveceived with the Cr- Meet interest through
set India, and with peruliar satisfaction by those who
had hoes reriently under his command. All would feel
• Awe of the neat honour they bad done him on
Ta'alsr. lie wax glad of this early opportunitr of
*now how much gratified the army in Afghanistan
"." 11 the deep perwmal interest of their welfare
evidenced by all in England, from the highest in the
realm downward., during the late campaign. That
a_Pallalar enabled them to make light of harflabitlai
"'aurae.' them to do their duty in • manner
..fata• he can proud to hear, had brought forth the
'maw al the country. Whatever sort oif moldier he might
Iss was a shrieking had speaker, and his passage acrala
the Claud hst taken out of them what arechifying
Mwselliener rommesii. . He, therefore, concluded by again
,Itakautarte, on behalf of those who shared the fortunes
hi. 7 ht, for the great honour they had shown

EXTRAORDINARY BORNE AT AN IRISH
LAND hf =TING.
Au setresrdisary some was witnessed at Hylebee, shalt
inma innh'es. on Tuesday moraine. Is that
flunesfuna ofm.,„. via hem by
_Widow Dempsey.
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bad 4" °lnliree, whew. father died while they neon
nom A' the serious ot Lombres, in Januar', jriff on.
eiortneet ewes. arss takes out agaiest the irides. son
now maths the eheriff came and cerritri out the work
m.lendlmdli Henry Trench. of Rtneer
• Thwerary. aed the scent, Mr. Crafford Allen.
It pompom, aft.? the eviction. west to
Lnoserstsci offered him the amount sued for, £339.
▪ teo.leman refused the money on anv coadinon
The ease seemed to hare died out of
"-wort When the fact. became known to the men
ftinnini rids the Lend Lamina they took the matter en.
Nori'stotho tontine another gathering was held. At
• **clock that morning live hundred men assembled.
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brought with them carte beerMs materials for
"Ws., e home sad provisions for the night sad day.
•▪
Glailivae, of the Load League, arrived at three
ins* is the moratee. Moped by the einaltde of the
noos_ wend hire, Mr. Olielliven took his coat
:e pi to work. At arms is the morals( the
;wee was completed, a Are was lit, sad the Irides re.
notated amidet the Monts of all as•embleitL The
&ohs wee *Weeded be thousands of Maas% farmer..
:Z....Platform was erected cot the ruins of the house, sad
" 'id.* and children were on the plerrorre. TT. their
takes it three o'clock by Mr. M. Holleran. Mr.
'' n `nnonDtn9wwwi the first resolutloe. that so settlement
°I Oa load qmetlon will he satisfactory to the Irish whieit
fors net 'nab. the tiller' of tho Poll the owners thereof.
the laud question woo settled they you'd not have wit.
""nl the eight they had that day, ((There.) Children
nom nidow without a house on that winter's day, or
bony then. heads. driven from their home hy a
▪ mahher, He ors. prepared to denounce the man
wow- mbhet the wido,, or h., one, hapny home and just
r. They would make hire give it no. Is Ireland
,n,`nn to so Phones for the honest end thrifty but. thank
•1 enlightened democracy are determined. set for
ii
rte. to weed society, now or f the greatest
• emto—worse than inverts. Colenoln rt"*".. °I. aught
noo- tke lAA landshark, (Groans for them.) le no
nolo feend idiotic or bile enough to assist hint in his
noothlo,. fLovi cheers. and isles of "We oron't.-) If death
st *knees came uses bits, let so one be lowed t
mast the midst or the widow and re ptien. Dying. let him
▪ deore to the vile dast whence be sprees unwept,
lahrmeer.4. awl ttarnms, OWING Indeed you writs of hits
ti• Amery« in versa at the reading of which the world
nnllol mow pale. anti which will polet a moral to readers
mei min the mid of time. Let hi. generation h. known
*the traitorous mark of their progeoluw Let no one
!S,V ar sell from hia traitor to the peoples mum, Let an
saes* sae treat with may mirk 04 frimpliship this enemy
16_1" 'noseast which has for Its °Meet the came of
-"no•lot Nl= It esay he said that this is sot the
*At a rho
cries of It is I—but we must aot
_lint that we me sow espied la waders la this country
In. with • system ildeh bee degraded humanity.
Z._Tnion Molleacy, Idleness sod territorial robbery, ond
,Ibeare4 honest tables, tadestry and rural morebtr.
" no social war, a war Is which we on our side are
limlstaad by richt. Malice, setweliM, 11114111100 lam and
scaeonik priaciptis we masa treat as oposeales all who
▪ seesele to is, sad woad of all we must treat the
Ins who Hoed °fir rooks only to betray us. May
oismunis cap fer hire be druzewi with treacheries to
0a_.444 nin• earl when hi woes spies. of rest himself
"'n of Which ho hos robbed the .idew and the orphan
deev him IMAM.. and Heaves its God. 1111 r.
cearimied by extorting the assembled maid-
' with %Wined heads to pledge therneolves is future
'.'Y tine
strictly to tie principle, the 1.-elwe tweemea ihe may recorralavi leader o' lb. Irish T e ple,
nnonort Notion. (Loud cheery I soaaios of I a..
•• Mt. ?anon.) Mr. T. G. Griffin 1...0n0-eft eh- el
Lnoluliesi—.• it-solved, that ea toe reincielos of the 1.1.1,
...`nnnottal Load I.'sem ham tili cern doci horeeeleve tO the
7•.;7".'4 bobby. we horeily Medea ourselves to
er(neiples sod the p4l'. notil we secure
th r,th,4of tho roeneh." Mr. J. floreen•Y nomatii-d
"fnlnom. after which the man who occupied the fame
, moven! ea the platbares. mad sasesseed his desire
lithe lead which the wino. kw, occepted. Two
week plant to heat 04 the here let ems thee.