The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-10-08 00:00:00

MONARCHICAL PROSPECTS IN ENGLAND.

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Sir Charlie Mike, when lecturing at Glaagow on
clam legislation, espremed his °portion that we have
!Md., to hope tit from this Monarchy a. it now exists.
How are we to "get free schools from riot' men, heel
churches from two houses of State Churchmen. free
land from landowners, cheap law from lawyers, free
trade or lesa taxes from place/men" who live upon
term ? We mut 001130 t/ or C 1134 diTllllO3l Of 1/011/111f
between the various interests of the people. I believe,
with Lard Brougham, that "when • people b.oomes
wirer enough to avoid •plitting itto psrties rind fightistg
for who shall be king, they are wise enough to govern
themselves, and the great use of monarchy act an sod,"
But I have, on the other band, coed to say that
the majority of the people of Great Britain believe
that the reforms which they desire are compatible with
the monarchic: form of government Whether they
are right, or whether the pare republleae are night,
time sod the peaceful demloputent of our united
countries aloes 000 snow; but while political iduoation
I. progreassing a. rapidly Mat present, I think that the
ateunotosat of republicans used not fume or fret
muse," to use the words of Robert Buchanan, a
Glasgow poet—

la the evening the chow were ettertalned at supper
In the tehoolroorn, where there were also present :
Revs. J. lizephenson and Ft. Brthamley, Mr. E. Oakley,
Dr. Smith, Mr. H. D 0.011611, Fr. G. E. Eliot, Mr.
Frampton, Mr. T. avant, Mr. Taylor, ko. The K.
.1. titephensAlpre.ided.

POOLE.
RITIREXIIIT OF THW MlGlirriaTite Clitti.—At
the petty mations on Thursday lad, Alderman Goose,
the senior magistrate, moved that ihe reaignation by
Mr. Martin Keinp-Welch of his office of Clerk In tne
Magistrate. he accept .1, and, after paaaing • high
oulaginin on his merits while fiLing the office, he pros
pealed • vote of thanks to hint for his acerb,,, M.
C. J. Stone, the junior magistrate, peon •ril the
resolution, with regret at the loss of so extrellent a
public servant. lie hoped be would soon occupy a seat
• n the Bench. The resolution, on bring put, was
carried unanimously. Mr. 'l'. glade then moved, and
Kr. Alderman Penney seconded, the appointment of
Mr. Edwin Buokland Kemp•Welob, son of Hr. Martin
PORTLAND. Kemp-Welch, to fill the office of Magistrate.' Clerk.
The Bench retired to consider the matter, end on their
Tee STONE 'NADI le in an improving state. return the Mayor annonnoed that Mr. E. B. Kemp-
Caitr. COOKWorritr, deputy g irenor et Portland Welch had been appoiotad.
Conriet lifetabilahmamt, is about to have the Island for PLITT SVAllidla, Thursday.—Before the Mayor
Gibraltar. •(Alderman J. Marker), Alderman F. 'l'. Rogers, Alder.
Tim BAIDOOR OP RUMOR has been visited by • Mlle G. IL Penni y, •Ideemin J • Gome, and W. Pearl*
large number of merchant vestols, and many are now W. L C. Adey, C. J. Stone, T. It Sanders, and 'I".
detained there windtound. Blade, Epp.
Tim Sienna!) MAN.—William., the steward of the Telt Liognalito Acr.—The Mayor announced I that
brigantine Guide. who was stabbed in the abdomen by the magistrates had decided to adhere to the houre'.of
the seaman Walker, ii still going on favourably and it opening and Owing publiohouses mentioned in the
hi hoped he will finally recover the effect of the passion- Lmensinz Act, 1872.
ate attack.
Dirintnannitea.—&eplita Tree, labourer,' was
THE NittW }int-TOIL—The BeY. J. Augustine Belles,. RtIMEIIOIIOd by Supsrlutei.deat Hunt for being struck on
late of Minster Is,reti vicarage Wither, Oxfordshire, !sand), e afternoon. —Sergeant Bsaken saw detiandaet on
ha, been appointed to the Rectory of St. George'e, the quay at ten minutes peat five o'clock •h. was very
Portland. Ile ia expent4 to read hinaanlf iu on Suns much intoxicuPed, and was being aas'e:ted home.—
day next.
, :Intendant told the magistrates he was not in the habit
,IJPPOItiD LOns Or A WaTMOOTH VRSIIIL—It is of drinking. Himself and smother man only had half •
much feared that the billybow wilmoner Henry. of Wey- , gallon between tbein.—Mr. Ad., told him it was no
nont,h, Captain White, a Portland, master, has been ' wonder he was druuk.—lle was fined :is, and omits, or
loot. A toin,trani w. reoeieed a few days ago from , seven day: hard laboar.—Defaudan adred where he
Cnet Yarmouth, stating that • smack of that port ; was to gut the money unl•se ho robbed some one. He
(warn° not given) am° I with the Henry, which was ia . earned only 124, a week, and had four or five children,
a distressed state, to tow her for CI:30. This swank, It, —The buperietentlent asked him whether he intended
stabs, took the lienry in tows, ei..tit o'clock on Friday to pay the mmey.—Defendaht : how cm ?? Take nte
woruing, awl t tweet nes until eight o'olook the same ' to geol.—lie was then removed iii custody,
evouiug, when, the smack's people state, Soule one OU 1 DAMSON WY Bonk— Wiiiirst iV.4OIS. Wittidal nor.
board the schooner lit go the repo. The smack then , foot, Joaepli /Sarfoof, Joke Walls, Jarep% Olark, Joseph
;ail by her (or some time, and • sea was seen to strike Maple, James Foer,and Geolle Iherartt, wet, charged
the Henry, (ponying away her boat, and doing other with damaging and destroyhg on Sunday afternoon a
damage,. After tide it become darker, and the Henry quantity of bet•ens and states, the property of Mr.
wee met sight id, and nothing ha yet (Wednesday Stephen Lewin, timber morchant.—After betel the.
Light) been Postal of her. Ga Wednesday • letter was evidence of William Chandler, a man employed. agat the
reeeived by Mr. Henry Gibbs, baker, of Portland, part timberyard, and of • boy who was present with h -
owner of the ochoonor • but the latter only coofirnawl others, the magistrates:idlivoi,ranii.c:ohatrtgiNrci•d"7ilir,linia.mwhßo,,l3lll,:th; . -
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tin. statements of the t'llegram. •The Henry was about having suitably admonished the other,, 41611C"Shaa'aind A° Men gentleman of property "engaged In trinahtg
110 tons burden, and four or fire heads would be on ;to pay the damage, la ad., and coats, °flier— ---- • wager of T. 5,000, the ean'dik'n being that he will
beard, I
Tuesday af te—r-u—oi—ni. 'There was no &more- support himself sod a donkey for six mouths by grind-
hodoor. Tartar AT PINKSTLVAWIA CASTLIL-011 I
log mi organ which the donkey draws.
Tuesday last the tohnlare of the St. George's school
The pope'sr superstition' that overturning the salt is
were invited by Stuart Forbes, Ben., to a treat in the
tifolAn",•"lltrhae:snele r -ty
I cll.' "•
wasieWS: .
ground. of Pennsylvania Castle. At three o'clock lb o '
for the County Hospital.
children were to on seen assembling In Referee. At a,
the National Schools came off on Thursday. At about
quarter-peat they fell ix, four deep, and scoompacied
by Mr.- Churchill (the master), Miss 1/owee (the SOFIOOL TRRAT.—Tho annual treat to the children of
sending diseased meat to • salesman in the new meat
snistrem), and the pupil teachers, marched In capitol
ed
order through Reform., Easton, strait., and Wakeham. ten o'clock between 300 and 400 of them were searched market for sale.
roaehine the Castle grounds punatual I. the Dm@ fixed to the Minium, wiein they Were addressed by the Kee. shftr'ynsireAlt4dlAwu,buakiir:L'ahrdoie:gvirilndartiedaranuraVli:lliagoB:4l)naelthtianth:::. ael:luivirbeep;lldfultaa4":iTßl ahlPergscol"Linot-loSolaisuunpreerPepfirro:c
Ms. 145, The MileOltee Were as follows:—l4 girls, Leeter-Leister. At the close of the mreaon they marohel e tar' I.l*. 1"'l MO Infants. After aiiiising graeei ato Poelphill, where they j•niii.al ia a veriety of alum. mleg •--usunatily diaints.ed for baying been drunk, wee '
A• thewihlosmaidettshmroit.h.Pael
j'ePameopyttar
bee
ey
.M6'o.p.f.ire,,,,a,
wadi need to four month.' hard labour.
, fl 4 'nuts attack wee iamb. cm, the plus, cake end to,. mews, uetil four O'clock, Whell Or] partook i-f kel.
SALINDURY
prorkied ; the yoonsit ,rs thee proceeded to time games,Tie c
hildren roturnt II home 4tiout farm o'clock, alter biltitliaki.—Tbe 10iitn anniversary a
the B.lpeury infirmary era. held last Thnrailsy. Since
which they seemed to enjoy eves more heartily than the eele/Ing themselves right well,
WI catrobliaiiment, no fewer than 63.341 in•parients and
t, n. M ijor Forbes Wasindsdatigablo in his eXertions to pail esustotts, Friday.—Before 0. J. Parks, Esq. 1,2.734 ont,ltatientt have participated in the benefit, of
legged races, Ire, engaged than until dusk, when, after (e4Taiiirein"l"oo).i,°°lt 1.1. uPaly4.4 °and othee Readeionjrn. le!1 fAt'eimstesl'aet
amuse both boys and girls. Jumping in seek., three-
th-e institution. The total retPipM from subeeriptione,
giving three ranging cheers for their kind entertainer Court.—Mr. F. F. Rogers agaitiattended for the pnr. fibeeneesiTattioenntedlegteihtwi,lll3°V°lo,6l: 3anlid. °thancrtksoeutorti
they departed in the order they imam, ringing their e. of objecting to his name remaining on the list.— expenditure has been £213.993 St &1., leaving a balasios
pohoot songs, to Isttonoqusio, whom they were die. The Chairman once at on informed him that he had 000-
dee to the treasurer of £1157 18t 54.
missed to their homes. salted with the other Paeans, and their deaden was