The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-16 00:00:00

BM /LULUS SPEECH.

Kr. Fendslli Rani, the Liberal M.P. fee Bridporf
delivered an address to the electors from tits Buil Hotel
on Saturday afternoon at nes o'clock, issasediately
ing that of 11r. C. N. %Venom the C mmervative candidate.
Looter. the hour announced • Germs crowd was amirmbled
outside, and an iadoential gathering of partisan. aid
supporters of the Liberal cause supported the worthy
member. la Use room front which Mr. Rani Issued his
addrtss were—J. Y. F. Goads", Eq. of Bridport and
*Ming, J. T. Stephens, Esq. (Mayor)k F. W. Gurdsy.
N. LU. eggin. and C. G. Mantes, els (solicit
ajsr Swain. W. Collat. E•q.. B.A , J. P. Bu*
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Esq.. T. U. Edmunds, Eq. C. Edmunds, Esq ,
W H. Chick, Faq .J. Bennett, Water
Sutfall, Revs. Austin and Lame., (ladies) Mrs. .1, T.
Stephens (blayonsee), Mna Austin, him Nantes, Miss
Manta*, Misses IL,wstl, Mrs. G. B. Swans. At the outset,
the h. n. member, who was received with load applaaaa
referred to the early diseololias and trusted the t
contest would he conducted with gout nature • goed
humour on both sides, aud that attention world he=
to him as it had been to Mr. Warten. He litho p
was pleased to find that Mr. Warton intended to carry out
ths contest on political instead of personal gr,neds. Re
referred to the time when he first CAI3IO t ridport, fire
years ago ;the speeches' then made by 1&..U. Gundry.riede
son and himself were totally Cif :retie to what would ire
have to be made. The speeckes then consisted chid/ of
dealing with the Home Policy of Mr. Gladstone, and test of
the present Government Matters were naw completeir
changed and the speeches would be occupied by • consider-
ation of the foreign policy of the Government. for O.
futures election throughout the whole country would
depend in • vest measure upon that question. A deal
was to be said about home &dein se well as on talks
aggro, that the difficulty was not to make • long sew*
bet the reverse. Mr. Rain intimated that he intended to
reserve several topics for future occasions. They weer
'solicited by the Government to return a Conservative
majority upon one chief ground, the foreign policy of the
Government Mr. Italli continued to speak at initial:ink
A full report will appear in the Tekgrant.

Lord Beaconsfield arrived in town to-clay frow
visiting the Duke and Duchess of Connaught at
Bagahot.

Sir Stafford Northcote arrived in town frow
Windsor Castle. Lord ilartington had an interview
In London with the leading Liberals, and Mr. Cre.
had a consultation with Lord Salisbury.
An Allahabad telegram in the second edition of MS
Chronic says Charikar has been recaptured by the
enemy and sacked. Our allies were recreant. Lame
bodies of Sas are still collecting, SUCI a new calf
paign is inevitable.
Consols unaltered.

HUNTING 4.4.PPOINTIIIiNT*
(We41.60r Permitting. )
Cattistook nalrAll. e mineaday , Bevels Inn
Look —at IL
Mr. Hadolyfies Hourids.—Thuraday. Piddlotagibd.
Vilisa•--at
I.prd Portman's Hounds.—Wednesday, Park Fin'
Vrldal. Child Okeford—at 11.
Blackmoor Vale Hounds Thuds,
Midge-gate; Thiratiay. Holaest Pound: Sa&ww.
Bridase—at 11,

BIRTHS.
March 8, Grove.baildlue. Dorchester, the wife of
Charles Shepherd. of a daubter—etillborn
March 8. at Bradford Paver.lt, alit Dorcheitw,
wife of Hastings B. Itiddletoo. Esq.. of • sow.

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March 6, at Gloucester-strait Chapsl, Wsitaou—
Stzartgs. KR 8. Assistance, sixth son 0( Kr. E. Strait,
to Kiss Agnes Carter, both of Langton Herrin&
March ft at Bt. Jassaa's Church, Poole. Gems
third son of Kr. Williams Raga, to Emily. lipcoDd
tw of Mr. Earmool Elliott. late of Bridport

DZATH23. '
FebruarY 20, at Tarrant Gonda'. Mn. Jane gorier.
aged 70.
NbrualS7 at Blandford, Kr. H. Grua, aged 63' ths
March at Cows Portland, leabidat
beloved w •of Mr. C. aged 3. Yew% -
husband and 11 children to mourn their low.
March 4, at Stanton Court, Weymouth.
Grace, the dearly loved wife of Henry FicWiCassamv-
Es. J.P., Blogworth House, Dorset.
Muth 4, at ltartnistaws, of bronchitis. Fraatd_
Oatherinis, mond daughter of the late Charlie Elawid."
aged Q.
Mitch & at SPatishury, It,. William Tay ttatigli4
egad U years.
March 10, at Glrowebuildlap. DorchseteroVlN A-91
thi infant daughter of Sergeant Brown, IL al-
months.

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