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

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1878.

WAREHAM AND PURBECK LABOUSERN
FRIEND SOCIETY.
The annual meetlne of thia reasien, wren eirrldieli
have been 'tidally uperienoed threegiter the hie ot
Purbeck for 25 yeas, toot plime oa Tuesday Mr
This seen, however, the premiere hitherto awarded
to thepherds, carets, labourers, and domed° ser-
vants bare not been offend, the prises having bra
restrieted to renal work done. Various earns have
000tributed to this resat, the particularising of whir
is unneuesary. The ploogbiag said took plum at
Worgres, on Mr. H. Garland's farm, where • 'sorrel
clover ley was provided to tat the skin of the out
patters. It craved to ho a dee friable loam, fit trom
donee, and ..illy workable, so that some geed peach-
in was expected, and it wee mandarin to haww this
anticipation was sot disappointed. The work
wan w4l dome, and met the approval of those tr.r.n3
the meet, the toe day attraewd to the told. In
the several Ousel 17 men and 5 boys &impeded. The
pulses were Mr. W. D. Dagdale, Stade, Pool.; Mr.
Barnes, Alton, Lytohatt ; and Mr. W. Longinus,
B.lhnish, leis of Purbeck. The prises were as folleert :
Cum 1. —lin. —Tour hours allowed for half an acre, with
two bones without • driver. let, et It., W. Stephen., in the
service of Mr W Bidden, C..oenbe Keynes; lad, it I It.,
George Lovell, la the arsine of Mr °Sapless Sauseen.
Witten:ante ; Xrd, 10., Levi Bowling, in the servkie of Mr
0. W. rime, Itinesar. Wine compieltera
CLAY 2.—Bers.—liali an sere to four boon, two bones
without • driver. Ist, St, Arnhem, Ricketta in Um armee of
Mr R. White, Burton ;lld, SI, George Treece, in the serrise
of Mr W. Dewey, of West Luiwarth. Five competitom
Our a —Wmt 0151.—Half an acre in four hot" wile
oxen and. driver. let, it. F. Harris, in tee memos of Mr R.
J. Weld, Luiworth °setts. The mooed prise of Li was with.
held, an only three competed.
Ct.8014.--CHAIMOVI Palia.—Opea to Men who hers woo.
ilret prise in this society. ploughing 11,11 an acre within four
hours, with two horses without • driver. Jobe Selby. In the
service of Mr 11. Garland, Worm', Le Four competed.
The dinner took plue at the Re 1 I.lein hotel, under
the presidency of Mr. J. W. T. Tyler, of Hellen,
whets a goodly company of between 40 and 50 assembled,
triodes the Right floe. the Earl of litdoe, Rev. K. J.
Weld, of Lulworth Cattle, Colossi inner of
fintedmore ; Mr, (I. Bond and Mr. N. Hoed, Mr. J. A.
Damen (Vice-chairmen), Mr.?. firliter, Mr. T. Coombe,
of Dorchester. Captain Truett, Mr. W. C. Lary
(hon. sea), Mown. 0. Budd/a, W. Bidden Oceseas
(Tatintoo), B. Dote Cattle Marne), C. Beniet (Bare
Regis). J. Whittle, C. Braden (Witterootabis), B.
White, C. Beer, Danielle, C. Leen, B. Bennett, Ja
Garland, H. Garland, J. Webber (Decreer), Jailer
(Eneomile), C. Bruston (Hefeeloo). G. S. (Bart
gate), A. Oakley, W. D. Deader (Slut.), be.
(Lytehatt),Lospar (itelledah),tlie BsvZ H. Gelder
(liast Bloke), the Rev. W. Reaby (Basere), Sha. •
splendid dianar wu prodded by Mr. sad Moe. herein.
In giving the loyeitoesis the Molnar errarked aa
tbe saUd beselleiest way of QO4OO Vireerle, the
thoroughly Radish charade, of the Trines of Wa
the gran and lordlier of the Priests of Weir,
reeled to the horthemalig surriage el the Dais of
Edinburgh.
In proposing the tort of the "Bebop sad dew," the
Chairman earned • hope that the Dora of Mush
and Mate would Dever he dbeolved ; sad wine
notleing that the laity may in trey ways aid the
clergy be trusted the Mae would i.e. sere whim
they would aeon Use fretless of the clergy by preset
lag Is ehureises tad.. forth.
Tb. Rev. W. Robin Fenner thanks, and etpremod
hie rrettliestioa that the tort was everywhere well
received; and that sow-a-dip- the term "parses,*
which yeen ago was a name of reproach, is sow bold
In hearer, as It eiroald be, an the sante penes
, sort "the pence" a the wish, who sheer be
foretecet set only In religiose works bat la all ars el
kindneen and good-will is his parkin Ho invited the
on-operation of the laity la their work, end In reek-
' doe commented oa the many onelleedes of our Sam.
The Hoe. Sr (Mr. Lula!) then reed tho list of
peer for the year.
The Uri of &zoo reposed the "army, eery, sad
the reserved foram" Be had mese Mindere le petit
I it, as it... the germ prof* of whit/rim had
is.. roped he thought we sherd aet rat any
! army or levy, sad therefore be ambit to /risk their
' health. Bat es seem an IN bad a panel, led with
107 trout Rimers pewee or Amide% but es Abler
tribe, arbitration goes to re wind, sad we and soldiers
out, though they are told they ems win wither wort
nor bower. He truster there wee is real mut
Preeent, sad is suggeeted that en another carrion Mr.
Loewy shoeld invite Mr. Baehr, of Empires inieline
viol. Lord of the Manor of re lale el Ferber, end
serequently Ind High Admiral et the hark asee
—(laegliter).
Captain Timm., rereading for the army, laid be
had had eaperienee ef Sir Garnett Wedgy la India,
and there was no doubt he wee "the right man" for
the Astern war, though he did not think the Ger
Coast was "lb. right pier " for Earner seldiere.
' However, he had goes there, mad no doubt he would
Gerry through the sardines areditedy. Braid the
transports reach the Gold Coast in safety, asid the
directors of the Cape Castle gad Cromer railway do
' what was required, there woe so doubt our
' would soon be In Coomude, sad he hoped they trOICr
make the African monarch pay pretty leadsomea7
before they cisme away.
Ihlr. G. BOND replied forth. Yeemaery, urge( the
rising generadon of yeomen to join that old isonstitt
tend force
Colonel 1180811. said it was always • great pleasure
to return thanks for the volunteers, and en this rare
is it was the end of the season it gave him an oppor-
tunity of explaining what they had dote hourly and
fairly, and saying what he thought of the work et ihs
peat year. B. marred them he wr randy @stilled ;
he did not thlak scything rola be better dike In
spirit or lota, than the volunteers in camp ler July.
And it WY a retearksble foot that thes more work the
volunteers were celled on to do the greater were the
aumben who enrolled themselves.—(oaptain Trail:
In Donut) Ho referred to Oh chanty. At the autumn
mum wires of 1871 and 1872 the regiment INN grouter
thin at any other period. There were upwards of 900
at the limo of the last 'alums mucoavres, nod now
the strength was 846. lie did not know whether the
autumn rims courses gave • illhp to tha movement,
hot eerteinly during then two nue, the battalion was
great n numbers, great in 'Mornay, and had the
approbation of every person who saw them. He wee
glad to say that at the resent time the edloioney wee
precisely the same, end he had the greatest Osman Is
being in command of the regiment. He had no tread*
at all with the regiment. Attar two years of
salaam maccouvree, they had got Tether loom
1., drill and were not quite so cohesive an
formerly, so at the Meal camp at Sweep they had GA
additional drill before breakfast, at which none of them
winced or grumbled in the leant, but every Map and
officer had that tams boar before hardest, two or
three hours before dinner, and two or three aeon that
it. The result was nee gratifying ,• mad be was ere-
'Mood that it was impossible to leave oar • body
efficient, without being eolleated tegother and cot
undated by working ant hattlion a outer easaser of
days in the year; and the mon the amen looked to
the valuators to do that the happier they wore and the
more determined to do their daty. This year In rap
the men lind in the our way as whoa at the arena
mat en VTOB, having to Wats, but deoplag cm water-
proof shore with • blanket anted these, _sootier their
' meals cm the Sold, aid se forth. Hs bad the per
rearm of reeelviag a onerausteries hem the review-
ing otter • few day• after the gaup broke ye, In whir
he said • week wee a very short Mae for the
men to have toptber, and seeing what they did
' with only a tow days, if they had • mouth of it
'h. felt they would be aide to lake their piece beside
aay oompany. Bush teetiatoey, esaleg he. a meow-
' lag ofner wither an) palaver or hum he thought
I most gratifying. He had now had thi; know of
retuning thanks for the Dorset venetian os 14 areal
oceadona, sad he enured thous the same spirit etre
In the regiment now se at the hut; U may.
thing, they were more hattalionised and Morehead
In esprit de carps. He mast say he merrier eidoelard
—mad be most make • eine briar of it—he did not
think the gentlemen of the county had mane forward
and /supported the eolastosre the muse this year se
formerly. He could net say how much bat than re •
greet &terry whir fell upon hi.. an Colonel, and he
thought It • hard oar that • register whieh did its
duty so eflidently r the Dorset bareness ler dose
should not be supported peralartly. Anybody lame
they raid not eon as the Torreon themsolne to de
, it as might be with metropolier seeps There were
great mesons &tiered to It; they ware rind to
hire gyred end supply Mesas wide la asap, whir
emit a very largo seta, mad the dreier, toll as Ida as
Colossi, or at least ea the Battalion had of white be
was the repreratative He bred this would be
' erriered by the patry of the sorry. The part
Colonel weak ea to remark apes the hamearel deser-
tions hoes the army sow ereepand "Mk the Mose
whim ha was In it • sad be stildbuted tie '°---- to
the short rides :yam, sad liplike regrotteDy_of the
days win every droner me breaded with a ""p."
The Vios-Ca Limo proposed the " Lord-Untoweat
sod magistrates of the seastie*o=lll6 raid
that the unpaid juror afford to the
middledares generdly, sad Ise 11ed the day was far
dietaat when their hastier woad be discharged by
paid *Molds.
Mr. WILD heknowledged the kMd oomplimont paid
to them, sad soured the temple, that the weeder=
always endeavoured to fulfil their magisterial detin
with impartiality to all. In 0000lusion he proposed "the
health of the coolly member, and the boroneh member."
The Hon. W. LL B. Portman had been turfed to
I attend bat was prevented ; and the borough Member
(Mr. Drax) had sent them • supply of game for the
dinner—(ardatee).
Colonel Human proposed the "health of the Earl of
Eldon," patron of the society, remarking ea the
&Manere of his patronage to the Airdrie, and
the benefit of his r erre In the neighbourhood—
(applause).
The East or Mawr, in reply, said he was told
that it was net improbable that next year the society
might he a thing of the past—(" No, no.") He relight
its dissolution would be • great misfortune for many
nears. In then days ree the bonds of good feeling
that have so long held society well together were being
broken, arid In many instances he was afraid roughly
broken—when newrpspers and other mesas were
used to at class against War and stir up ill-feeling It.
the country—whoa labourers are told that their worst
enemies are the landlords by men who never before meal.
feted their friendship—be thought at such atlas It would
hes misfortune Wallow this 'misty, which had dose mar
to Improve spicallare and enlarge their interest in one
another, to die out. Me you is found then were no
prism In seknowledgment of long servioe ; he did not
know the reason, (lent that the funds would nnt
adroit of the,: but he felt it to be • matter of regret,
for those who lo former years got those awards, Omagh
the amount of money we. small, were as proud, and
as hohoorably proud of their disenetion, as any of lb.'
other prise takers. They were told the peat thing to
Mar the itipply of labour below the demand and
to send up wages was emlgraUon. No doubt emigre.
iki° In" i Tr, good thing for thou who did not
nalgrate—(lsughter). What it wee for those who did
was another thing. Those who had a notion of emigrate
log should remember it Is • good thing to Irk before
you leap, and that the Sr. la borer than the frying-
pan—(bear, hese). Travelling la Ceara with Mr.
, Ards, who had gene on • ntherion to that rushy
to develops emigration front England to Cando,
wee a eorreepondent of tie Deity Mee Under
/ tree dromedaries it wee evident tbe aorrespondent
raid ben no prejudice in favour of Markead.
yet this was what he wrote :—" I as drives to the
wooluake that If met to Baghted were to work as
hard and lire as herd, sad to aketala it.. gam

drUly se Mew do sad meet dots get ma *breed, Mar
her of them would need to leave that eid hems. Them
poor villagers if ay acquaintance In Berkshire, Oxford-
s feedsklre, ad Wiltshire are Ash by somparime with
many of times swum of hestimeis ef mesa They ham
Nadel oossferts sad edvantages which I leek In mils
for among Om twittered shanties of them Osesdisa
forests. The troth Is that the volustes7 hardships of
Canadian settlers me fax stealer than any if the voles-
tiny esee whioh ax. imps d on Rogliek Isbeerma."
Li. (Lord Ildeo) did sot wish to he supposed to etand
up for giving moo the lowest wages and Oodles Om
lsbourers down. Where they got a good fans laboorer
he thought they would and It worth while to give him
good emcee, and that it eculd be oafteialy better sad
Meow ibis keeping an Idle fellow with low Ps7'
(bier, hear). If they let the labourers feel thp hod
word mutters, he believed that any Wide= Aiwa
I. them would not be thrown away—(hmer, hoer). Is
emaciation he proposed the health of Mr. Weld, the
Vise-Patron (septuple).
It.. WIELD said when be oame Into the room he
feared the society was In the last stags of dissolution.
but matelot soot a large party and the good spirit shows,
he hoped that would not be the owe. He felt that the
speratioes of the society sad the annual gathering ones
&icier were fraught eith good to all Mamas, cod Muted
ha lb. toPteitters of the moiety In times past would
1e soy ettempts Meow discord amoome them, and
join together in good fellowship to carry on the
society in harmony for many years to mum. It was
very disgrasefal to have demagogues meting through
the county to sow discord amongst them. They had
been not far from Lolwerth. being seat for by nos or
two of the parishioners. They some and used most
Improper and impertinent language; sad it pa ells-
graceful and totally false in all notelet* He (Mr.
Weld) embed the mu what be oiled biemelf, aed he
mid" 'petals speaker 1 '—(lsughter)--whish was quite
• new trade to lam, and one of OM& he lied sever
been before. It emoted to he his 4.17 1. so about
mato( speembee, and gadgeteer to stir up the
people te desert thole. employere. He hoped they would
And they were not responded to In the way they tis-
p.oted ; sad he thought them who had pas &breed to
*sell and other countries —there were mese hem his
own neighbourbood—had found to their cost they had
better have remened at home, and many were °sly
prevented retarning by want of thermally! lode se. Be
trusted then wit* had left the soolety would Mum
and that neat year the seelety might gb. prime as
heretofore. la sooshasies hi proposed "the Pain if
▪ °alert's," is oat of the waremet hinds ei the
moiety tad • gestleman who devotes • great pet W hit
time to the admits* of the pephearbeed—(upe ,
pipe).
The Of Maine pronew:greems le the Westin&
sad lii. if Pathan liesiete."
seeiste had sew bop setelenhodPristdat • quarter 11196
oratory harts( for ite objeo the essearss=.•lnt
[nametape letesuer. It had recelved
support, Jed it was oily plural to suppees.Wee a
piste sameast et . However, ft append latei
to he ranee en Um wane, sad the mmemasese wen
year rely Ple to glee • maker sercher
prime thas usual. He wee afraid that Is • often
extent the Moven themselves were le blame fee Min
It was priestly natural for Us labours like -
oho lobs melees to improve his pence ; littrbdit
there were two ways of doing • Wag. Ppm. •
Mourn la the Pyles el It,. Jape silts, • week,
Pan that his asighbour la tb• employ of Mr. Brown
got. Ifs. It is powfireily sanest that Team% man
should Ilk, to have se such is his selehhear's, sad if he
pet to his Nadal in • Moil sad reepeelfel maser,
Cabe lase everything was ~611de had • wife sad family
to support, sad should be if be would give him
the imeresse.asserbehly If were • good areas* ft
would be to; bet, if he pee boa Momplose
meant, vim ne sera was rat, and deseaded • rise
cobs paid throw up his west et wee, he did sot
%lab Mr. Imes or anybody Wee meld he espeeted to
de mash for mush a Ina. BP Wyse they blamed the
labourer they met testabutlbof lussly he lad hese
gong through • tong oudesi. Ma Wised himself,
ta Pita el meek that had bsea plass le the ems
entry, that then had his. so Nen aseleated parses
Ws the Dorset labeerer ; sad to (Mr. tyke) wee set
dlopeeed to Ptak that he was mesh el '
seighboan. He did se• miss be Zanet he NW
may Pinup • week asmime Piers Iran- fag,
potato' mead, gristles. Ping% iles, hie pip mee
meek tally peal be that of Plghheislag Penh&
But ueforttutately there bed hese as Unfree if the
manly by • bend of mareedere, liftemien, or " penis
wipers," who had held opea-shr epode. sae MB
the labserers they had devoted their Hese to their S.
Age, thought of stoning Moe by day, sad dreamt if
Dostdag Use by night, and they head the Dant
Women were • rase of slaves, hot If they Pald ask
follow their advise, sad join the Oahe, thee would ha
shoptheer Is • afforest sail better pains. It was
guise natural to expel that • eons& amber of en-
siseated mos sad partioularly throes sea UN most
peopeleat is labourers, would be lakes by snob
talk; bat he believed sissy had sow Utterly re-
pented. A Deka meeting look Pale aot far
from and the habil. woks(" having
Pinked the laadlords aid the Union, hope
to abuse the ladle% He odd I•boarers' wins hod to
look after their families and surge their own sidings,
hot tidies sever nursed sapling but lapilop I their
(Nest beisg to set gime against clue.; and be thought
If they let • misty Ms this, whisk was salmillated to
foster good feeling amongst all Ppm, fall Is the
ground, they were rather playing Into the Pada of these
men. It would give nom the opportueity of myna—
se* how mph low employers slue for yes levee the
paltry prism they used to give yeasts, seee Peeked of
He (Mr. Tyler) thought it thek duty to lad eeellettable
houses ter the labsunro to lades, lb.
they wail to Push, their children, eni to pay felt
wagee—outel all in money,instood of partly in pimentos
If that were done he thought it would he oal @hie
• en sot worth Peptise Out would leave.
next year to End the moiety more fienutoling
la opelustou he eouplod with the least the health of
th• hoc, see. (Mr. Lamy), of whose valuable serviess to
the opiely be spoke is the Itighere iii/aL
Mr. Lady, is responee, said be had takes pest
letterset in the eulety till teet year, and It had • lugs
Paean of prosperity, but Saes than to had ben
usable to hapi the rme plague Is It, for be Mead a_!
by as. falling sway from It, aad the lopes of WI
waist, bid prosed probable, bat this 15.
day had sposably surprised him. When he NOW Se
entries ease up to n II was very pleasing, lot hp
thought if members took so much Interest la Is mg
mama, others might rotors, sad saw numbers, is
be understood was likely, =lila be added. Already
two !mailmen preseat had gine him their names is
now members, whisk wits • great anise, to him, and
led to the hope shish be elnottely desired that the
smisty might not abate in weirdoes. bet go en sad
prosper—(bear. hem). It had been frequeetly said
there that the loolety did • greet deal of good smoag
the hbouriag damp, lied if it were permitted togs
as he bow hoped It would, he felt it might Mill wafer
gran butte cm the elam for obese advantage it
ws• established. In ones to prosper it was pereary
to keep the Pekin speast .1 lb. eatety with a
ashimo as 40 right ids Up to Ire Clislensee that
PA bees dos.; and be oreasserieed this per with •
larger Plasm than two yens age, via, f. 4. hat the
when sweat if sabooripliess renived esteem op,
sad ke fell wee sot likely to eine eira, 1. 11. weal
total, sad he had to Mil the essamitte• la May if the
result and that to eese,qaia.s the elate* maid set give
the usual prism in all oiaes.s. At that line the 0042-
ultimo driteratined to withhold lOW Of lii•Ome rather
than altegother stop Us soolete—ney 1.14.4 to lee
premises for trial. of skill, and the result was that
whip he weal to the bask to-day he nand fee the Irst
tiess the barn Soon be is tin wow side ; hat,
happily, as.. he had been in the roes Ise had tensest'
sheered by nosteng £2, se that new be believed there
would remain • hassle el shout Its. Tale these were
some subseriptions sopidd whin ho biped paid raps
Is. He trusted that sow theey would ell pet noir
shouldus to Um wheel, lade* them who had left the
moiety to some tea sad sew monhen to fella, se that
It might urn the eld peoperfs. Be lees as the
ecielety pallseed, he PPM have Plasm In &stag kis
beet cia its behalf. Is espluise, Mr. Ism
"The Ma sadCorporatist' of Werehask• •=ift
ia.s,psraisd by Quin hasp esepled with Mr. Miter,
their respeotetlTown Clerk— (endaase).
Mr. TuArven said his felt very men Immeared by
Pe tones Is whist' It,. Leap bed proposed his health.
He felt great interest is We seekety, Peng bad some-
thing to Is with at Is Isere gas by, sad lathe teens of
Wareham he MS the beaus latsrust. Neon had the
&dustup of the bonosh mere at bean than lamoolf.
Owe might net Wings be AP Is do what ese could
whh, bat he bed ever den Ids Pet, to • man way to
further the Wenn' et the hews. fe sae had Pen
kept aseeented with the bereash time lamest/. It
was • great *snare Is with with the Cler porgies AI
had his. saM, the Weenie hod as old shone( train
Qollall Ana% a phonon apse, those' we ass had
mid hotter. • few yeses ege he wren I. the Bearnary
of &kW to ask if Hee presoak lisieety Queen flea:iris
would give them • sow *barter, sed the reply was that
U tbsp made applleatkia it wevild hi oossidered ; but,
he eved, that bad bees dess It wee • eissere
planar, to some to the meeting to pay reopen and
show pod-will to Mr. Tyler sod then by whom he
yes carreeadod. 'Ow essisty VMS latabbilaid *early a
quarter of • *eatery ago, In Oetober, 1949. He had
stleeded various meetinp, but bet sever seen the
Chair/am better supported than sow, He hoped the
society woeld not mem to an sad. Titer weld sot
expert it to sake bad is good, bat it man have a
vestal teedenoy, and their meeting ones • year la this
friermUy way wee very posse. He hoped he might
have the gratlllostlon of attending many snob
meetings.
Mr. llairelan, en-Mayor, alsortplied. He was sorry
to hear the mutely wu is the last stets, of seesurnif
lion—(no, ee)—end ha raked to be allowed as a ssedioel
man to offer • preseriptios. Ile thought& tools Deur
eery, and the beet at the pigment time would be doses
of gold administered very fiscuestiy—(applaaso and
laughter). home people said dostors n•ver took their
ewe mends's, and an to that he did sot, know • but
he believed he had set been a eubeeriber to the spOslety
the last two years, and he should sow have pleasure In
applying his own presoription, by adding his maw.
to the sootety's llst—(tps lease). Is oonalosion he gave
" Tbe Health of the 'Mimosa,' a name well blown la
Its neighbourhood, sod highly respected arsons ail
&uses. He was sure they owed Mn. Tyler many
thanks for his Uncloses &ad the able way in whist' he
had presided—(applasset
The Castanet' returned thanks, and spoke of lb*
absence of Mr. Wendt, the Rev. Prebendary Bond (by
the state of his health), and Mr. Ferrer. Hs had been
happy to weeds, and would do anything be could to
further the Interests of the society. He hoped It would
not be allowed to drop. He felt very strongly respect-
hag that he had tonolted os before—labourers' ernes ;
and he thought If they could email, to psy oeUrely izi
tummy and do away with percolate It would be peat
deal better for alt Mmes. Considering the perquisites
now Oven he thought they had at any rate 'qui to 14e.
pe a k—(" More" —whieb he thought give the lie to
those who said they were badly paid. A gentleman
not far off offered his labourers 14e. a week without
perquisites, bat It was refused. However, he thought
the matey pay mi ut preferable.
Mr. Lunn propcsed the health' of tbs./adage and the
committee of the Society, who had it all Smell given
!dm willing aaelatenoe in the working of the society.
The VWe °RAHMAN replying sald the prino.sat topie
bed bees a most Important ice—ths Sorel
labourer. It was well Pop to • ase is the
Borth el /11gler&d, and more is no eon sad
kimdideleek than had his. a peat *wile kr the

Wel, 8, sr 10 years betimes sapped labour; fad after
aiding Me meet of that etruggle in the ties .1 80 to 100
pi PM. In wages, be shooed they mold set be mash
earmbeil that a elmillar movement had takes plies is
the egrimalteral dietriels. He looked epee labour as •
merbeeshis &Aida, dmeadeat for it. pries cie supply
and dessaml. If any owiroodity were Orates' they
maid not make II dear ; sad if It were searoo, it
meld enall be held sloop. Ift the agrioultarel
Illatelets el the meth of upland the), wire mad bad been
for the last throt or fear years paying for opteultaral
labour about orie-ildrd 1110“ this ham. Aed, MA Lord
lidos amid, * they semi to keep sp the supply of
labour they world have tit saireintei their mime in •
amigo degree I. those of the northern Coulee% 10th.
averse of time it would be bead they had to pay • mush
higher rale of wages, and they rau4 make the labourer
sem emsfortable In his ebbe% mid a more badman.
dent man. He had ne doubt they would say—" That's
all very foe, but are we as employers of labour in •
position to dolt?' He did sot believe they were, and
I. did not believe they might te be mild on to do it.
0. 1.11 that labour .it rim, and with all due deferems
to the opinion of their worthy Obeirman who thought
the storm wortki soon Mow ow, be (Hr. Damn)
hallooed they had only seen the beginning of It. If
they did not eseigelleht their warm to thaw of °thee
parte of libelaad and make the labeling more men( ort-
ebb. depend upon It labour would booms mares is the
agricultural anklets. There was A aetralia, Canada,
and AllllOOO6 where labour is very woos end very dear ;
and U something la not done to ki ep U. agricultural 1
labourer at home and make him oomfor able, migration
to the north and enjration to them sountriee would
leave her. • ro.rcity agrienltural labour.
Mr. DIJODALI, GOO 01 the judges, elm reyllet. He
bed not loot the regard hs always h.d for the labouring
populatiog, and thought anything that tended total..
them to the best of the position in which they were
plasma deeerved postal support, and he thought all who
oould should give the small saboription milked for
Ibis moiety. Ho thought it apaiAally importaut that
the aiwiety should set be allowed to labgaleh at this
time. Tien was • rift Whoops the laboorers and the
Crit7l7l4 tbeand hlet it. Mu was afraid Eytb Mr.
us had Lb:
assigned for the illihresses that bed aitasu, and he was
almost afraid to sums{ a.,- but be was dimmed to
attribute It In some degree lo the educational pulley of
the preeeet Gewaseset. He thought the Worths
new Own le the labour= bad • red deal to do with
the diegatblaotien IMMO& Be thought the labourers
OrtOO 00,94-44,11 tamaled beyond the sphere of life is
whieb Provides's had Owed OMB ; sad that edeestiog
a sass for • octets Mottos wittiest glebe him the
mesas le support It wan debg hew lasleed of goal.
Wilt roped le the plenglakag three wore nee se many
*striae as be had nee, bat the week me pretty good.
fiss hoped thie seelitty wield p as sad prosper. he
ormeinsion be properod The messelfal seadldatee."
Mr. Gastneo, as the the eloyer of tbe ehamplea
ploughman, respoeded ; and said the "olumpioa" use
DO4 • Pieeghissa at all I He germ to him lose Ape se
a peonl laboerer, and se a suite fabeg ill took his
berms and weal to plough—(appieues). He had beard
Mr. Ara at a labourers' meeting, and be emld rely
my 6111 fogad able lo Indlault with in whoa he mid.
Om sr two she were with bint tried be stir up a
but Ara was very sensible hi his rentarks. He dl:it
try tit set mee melon their tagelers ; itel It was pits
eerlain that Is some places tbe ass wailed to be
aroused le gel rather higher wages.
(bleed llama proposed "The maniesessful asedi-
dates,* id said a Mood of his told him that he mos
baked the Gmbh of an emigrant *tip to Amoeba bow
be tre4bled belt to ittglOad, end hi reply was " Oh !
we Meg the emigmate both agate t'—(laaglitee).
Repko west out use day, mid tams battewpirettl well
the mit, those may tearelales 'lie me gel
the mesas le Mum He speed Mb the Maimse
that they led ism the beglemiag of the sod el the
Weer weestioa.
Ober oemplieserseggy basis fsliswsl, and It. mealy
bred up wfth brighter provosts for the rasisty.

P LEIB tON &
Plogimitneo AT PAPUTOIII. - Evidently the gamt
oommander oi the Poole 4th Dorset RIG Volum...sere I
• thorough oflocr, for w• hays observed of tete two
stalwart men attached to the corps weadlog their 161
throagb the village is the garb of plowmen,. In have
semertalnied that they have been exerclaing lbelr fuse-
Uses Is the vicinity of Tallook'm Castle, • tarreted
structure situeted at Upper Partstone, ogling dows
trees and peidormlng other operations weal In 'mina
warfare, thus rendering themselves efficient In the event
of foreign aigressies.

self with Vivian as eseh.—Jadiresest for ths OWN! , ogIaBOILNL
with owWw—Whakr v. Seiekkait.—Cisha 11, for I Pam Thanday.—lldore Lard Ashley,
attendesse npoa two doh homes.— Plaistiff ira. so sz- Mr. 0. Ohnrehal, and lb* Woe. livel” Ashley.—
trustely Seal, that the oath aid all quietists pail ts Jearpt Dews 641Jski4 sad Maas amity, ris
his bad to he written en • slate, sad tim. hooded Win grinders, at present ridding it Handley, wets 'barged
to rood.—A• order for P.l meat lc/Micah wss mad% : with hsdag beds drank and dolmas so the tows of
---J Aideola v. Guto,l anal Sotalt•lVestrra Rade" Cranbarne, on the 2llh Instant—The defendants did
Ossapalty.—Mr. Travers for pldouff, and Mr. Ihrkar net appear-PO. Booing provei Wring ilia commotion
for defudsam.—Thle srom out of delay is the dobvery • persoully os Lb. 2/1 h Isstaat.—n• often« was
of two gallons of ate, and a nonult WM takes. proved by Bergamot Webb, •ho said they were drunk
I sad light' .• biasses 11 and 19 o'clock In We day.
•TI.

They it la relation si fath;r aid eon.-1.
Deputy Chief Cosetsble said Ho old mac bat hese oon-
rioted for rifeness of We kind, se believed many dose.,
the last being at Wlmborne iks July 1612. —The Beach
considered Ws a diegreoeful slat for Whet aid sea
be got desk sad koesk meek eeher about la this way.
Vs eldest defendant would be aced 40e. and aorta
or two months' bard labour la default. The other: men,
who wee not known to bare been previously °obviated,
was toed st. and 6., mete or 14 days' bard labour.—
Commitmeote sere issued for their apprehensloo.—
Efisearelt Kerley, of Headley. was sseasooed by
Sophia ll•ldment for an assesdi on the 16th Instant,
and Sophia Maidseet wee summoned by Ilistbetb
/Lanky for • like °Nemo at the same tins and plea,
and ths Bench slier hearing the *videos as both
sides thought it was "pot sad kettle," and hosed theca
both ever to keep the p.m* sad be of gaol beharknr
for owl year, soh finding one surely in /5.—
Fortunately their lords aid masters wore preeent and
at onoe undertook the responsibility of bondsmen.
IMINTBRNII MAGNA.
ConiniosAnos ot TUe Camels YAao.—On Monday
the earmoeny of sonesarating a tonsil addition to the
burying irosod of this cherub was performed by the
Lord Bishop of Btlisbury. who was accompanied by the
Bey. W. Bernard, slasplain to the Bebop, and the
following clergymen : —Dr. Pletcher, now of Minterne;
the Rs. C. W. Bingham, Meloorahe ; Rev. A. William,.
Driers.; Rev. A. H. Ball, Cern* Abbe.; 1t... H.
Basklaed Newton; Rev. O. R. Key°, Long
Barton; Bee. B. Wood, Het eell ; Bev. W. J. P.
Popo, Oodmiusikete ; Rev. G. Thompeso, Leigh; Rey.
G. B. Booth well, sad the its. G. Soothwell,
Nestalaster. The commerallos was preceded by the
estuary at lawmen saris. in the Marsh. The prayer"
were read by the Rey. Dr. Fleisher, and Os lassoes by
the Bev. C. W. Illagless. The bylaw " Earth to
Barth, and Dust to Dusk" aid "Day. sod Moments
asialy Iftts"rizire smog aeries eervlse, alter
shish the lessieedise=bil teat Matthew
tzell, 50, 1110,5 L of Mist% destJh
sad burial, he showeney wen Mealier to Um ellremer
Masse eseneetad with Meads bassi" of to-day.
Ills Wes body was 1014 10 the tender sue of iambi
and admiring Meads. The elosest 11111,111110•161, the
essial watek-weseese, the sellitary ISrdell ells at bowie
were preheats estreetiag with the pomp and
imireallty with whisk hake hon ileuresaded the rites
'of ChrlaVaa Mirka. I am sena for the perpeos if
astMag apart a• addilisaal SAO peened kw ibis parish;
to eamserate it and devote it to that retypes end se
ether. flamer that theme are mem peewees who throw
Sera ems this—who say that vhseevits the body lim—
it the wildest demi or eine deepest se•—le is sadly
awe of a reseneetka Is Mist, mid Wit it Is • disiosion
to lay his safer fa • sesserated pis" Wan lo may
Sher ; sad es ter ladeed they as riot. It is .04 1,01
sad eadealable If they have lived to God. Bet sees
asay ask why we esseerate our graveyards. My
Setters, 1 will tall you why we meassent• sr grave-
yard.. Bessie we les Mises wises God bee bakes
away fres is We loved thee In lii., aid we love
thou nes ism sow that they are gas. Can we bear
that their kedim, them le buried eel ell siOt, Ash'
not be listed with world essiderallioa S Thai Amid
he
misegie to 'MN ear respeetfaleses. Bet has age
we all, have Ng these ma, hew meshy their halides
amasabsee Cbriet I Rave am ibeir bedisebees thereby
Bemis temples of the Hely Ghent 1 aodtera Use
they MEM ba rob nee Soy se big prepare& be the
keislat Smoke ed God We lay she bedlam Ist the
milliLhilliwbeee are the seals 1 We demos Asset
as, perwidel they 44. 4. MAN, provided
PAM NW kg ova la faith, sad were
Sled sad proved In life. They as la Gad% Parades;
they mein Joy and fellieft. As the body Is to the mei,
se Is the eluseeleysed le resadis I would ask Sob
S. see the elieskyard made a prams el pleasure, but
with • tow sweet 111311efs jest to bloom and die. As
Zwe know, will he wis us is the Paradise of do-
ss* he sad wreas mai" .1 10. faithful are with
, eel do set beeltais be sep Be Is SS us ia oar
eiterelyards. Re has sot desortOd the members of His
holy. It is His peewee* whisk giss I. the shavirt-
yard • quiet charm, aa isalissabie lausaristhy.
After the service fa the shush, his lerdeldp. sad the
energy la their surpass, proiled Is the °tarok's/el,
sad walked In proesseis around the new parties, the
11111.61. _sad the Semmes reeding alteruMe seam if
tile IPS aid the 115 Psalm& The moteeoe of ammo
wawa wee then reed and &lased by his lordship, add
Wks rood the Gleam_ payer, "0 (led, who has
taught on he thy holy Word, Be" his lordship pro-
Neuwied the blessing," The Lord bless as and keep se,
The Lord sake His fears to shins upon as. The Lon!
his up Ilts ocentensnos upon us, aid afro oa pose,
boil sew and evermore. Amen." The large songs-
gads. who had assembled to witness and join In the
estunony then dispersed.