The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-11-19 00:00:00

Montt Cattail! Expo.

TUMIDLY, 1101711918 ER 19, 1872.

NOT OF TRX WIIIIE.

Her Majesty has been "snowed in" at Bal-
moral ; but, nothing daunted, the Queen ordered
her sledge to be got in readines• Sven a good
fall of snow most be preferable to the dial wet
weather we are experiencing. Her Majesty
and the Court return to Windsor on Friday.
The Princess of Wales has presented to
Sandringham Church a beautiful and appropri-
ate memorial of thanlogiring for the recovery of
her Royal husband from his dangerous illness.
It °omits of • shuts and handsome brass lectern
In the form of an eagle with outstretched wings.
Upon the breast of eagle iaired cross, with
this inscription beneath :

To rho gcory or Gad. • Thaakofforlai„ Dosoorbor
14, len •Iszoadro. " When I woo Is trouble I
soLlod upon rho Lard, sad Ho Mord soo."—Porke
as. V. 1.

The faith of the Government in its inter.
national policy is unmoved, unless reiteration
by the various odious of State of devotion to
It be • sign of consolotu weakness. It is at
Neat • sign that upon this chiefly Ministers
expect to be placed upon their defence. The
champions will hold unmistakable ground when
the fight upon the Washington Treaty comes off.
Them are, on the one side, =II who boldly
avow that risk of war, or even war iteelf, would
have been preferable to the humiliation to which
we as • people have been subjected under that
treaty. Mr. Gladstone alluding to the subject
at the Middle Temple, said :-
1 lave faith enough la the priasiplas of lotereatioasi
peas, upon whiffs we have bees preesedles to undergo
no diesearageossat sad to feel ae depoeosisa whatever,
sad to state se lee or partial el hope, sad not is be
disposed to tetrad or repeat orgy step we have teems,
eisiply on aeleset of the feet thee we have not beat
able In every point to seem the remit we eauld wish.
It lea matter of feel that over sod above the question
of money, sad eves of territorial laurel* wheat me 7
be involved is the 'ablest el arblersidoe. there are emu-
eideratiess of far deeper Lapin to the welter* et
lasoldstd--(itesr, hear). As for these seseidaralbste, we
mast beer& then, set by the fogless of the MillMt,
bet by seihmearlag to exudes the history of the
pest We sit waratieles the history ef those eondiele
Is whisk intim have bees swaged trout thee to tine;
we moat weigh them as they appear tool sew, sad
noise they appeared be Moo who were engaged Is then ;
now, whoa we sae, with seem appreaelt 10 eaeareey,
estimate the maven sad assess for willoit am have es
sites bathed their heads Is the blood of ose soother.
=aleesso, what a *egg it would have bees to
If at as early period of hiseoey. MG es the
rink of mush iseouveelsoae sad mortliesttea, they had
bees able to stave of bet a small freedom of that =leery
sad cruelty wheals the ware that have deoolated the
earth have brought sheet.

In regard to the oombig Parliamentary Sas-
sion,there wee a fall Cabinet nisetiag on Friday.
when ea Mx. Glyn informed us, the chief
measures were to be determined upon. What
they are beyond Higher Education for Ireland
—a ticklish subject, and Local Taxation, only
dark hints have been given. As to Local Taxa-
tion, the speeches of Liberal members so far
afford no encouragement to agricultarista to
expect any relief from taxation, but rather
jusdfy the opinion expressed by Mr. Gangs, at
the Dorchester farmers' Club on Saturday, that
" the lees fanners have of legislation the better.'
At the Colston anniversary, at Bristol, however,
Kr. Gooch= indicated as part of the Libenl
programme what fanners everywhere have been
long desiring, though the right hon. gentleman
mentioned it in oonneotion with another subject
they may think differently about. He said—

They heard that the fanners of lowland, who were a
very worthy body, somehow would like swetpeasaMen
for unalbausted inspromments, and that it was by so
mesas eonaldored collimation that Mamas should be
paid or moonpod for Inoue, invested Is their load.
Another question whir& had 'Attuned soludderable
'almost was that of the enormous agglomeration of lead
In thalami" of corporations and other pubis bodies ,•
and this, with other phases of the rota subject, would
have to I. dealt with.

Then at another Bristol festival, Mr. Morley,
M.P., made thus dark saying—

There hid been little birds whispering in Meek about
a Bill, 'shish be thought would throw a good deal of
enthusissm into the ranks of it. party, as showing a
great deal of !attention on the part of Government to
the wants oft. population—(applettee).
Diaoorering its meaning we suggest in
riddle for solution during the forthoomlag
Christmas festivitie.

The First Lord of the Admiralty has been
singing" Rule Britannia" with great applause
dudes the put fortnight in the metropulis and
at BriatoL He oourageously meets all the
contempt which haa fallen upon his department.
He ridicules the iron-clad pule, of which we
have heard a good deal. The foreign ships are
ou paper, and yet to be built, he says, and one
big ship won't make a fleet. Foreign Powers
oome to us to build foe them, and what we can
do for them we OM do better for ourselves.
We have built under the present Govern-
ment, 40,000 tons of iron-dada, of which,
It appears, more than half were begun by the
previous Ministers, and Mr. Gooch= wisely
thinks it's as well sometimes to finish what is in
hand, before entering on new work. He is
averse from filled every one's mind with doubts
about the value of our fleet, so that when called
upon to prove it we should probably go forth
with mlagivinp ; and, like a jolly sailor, sar—
i stand by the power to bnild—(bear, hicar)—l stead
by the braise that invent the ships. I Mead by those
great metres of mannfacitaring Industry In Zealand
which supply the anneer-platen I know that few
foreign Powers, U any, sea appraise us Is the
remotest degree is the rapidity with which we can pro.
dens these engines of asses and defense, sad, them
fore, I trust the eoluttry will not think that the moment
has some when we need approach these subjeats with
any feeling like penis. If they are so approached, the
Goveratmat wta mist this spirit of panic. We shell
oak the musky, sad oak it with confidence, to supply
the 0101111111111 lassos for maintaining that maritime
seprentsay to whisk the present Gomramest Is as deeply
pledged as any that has preceded it—(ohears).
The Marquis of litalkibuy and Bari Beau-
champ have been the means of obtaining a
definitive judicial decision on a question which
most people thought was constitutionelly settled
long ago. Both these peers claimed to be put
upon the register of Parliamentary electors in
respect to resideatial or property qualifications.
Revising barristers decided against the claims of
both noblemen. and both appealed to the Court
of Common Pleas, which has now given its
judicial dictum that no Peer of Parliament has
• right to vote in the election of • member of
the other bowie.

The bench promotions which hare been
announced appear to hare given general satis-
faction. The bar is dill oonteoding with the
impoesible dimenalons of the Tichbonse claimant's
trial, and at present no one knows how the
notorious gentleman is to be tried without
stopping all the other budases of one of the
courts foe a term In legal circles kfr. Pit:jamas
=Lanham eikdted much talk up= the
of the law, bringing his Indian
experiences in this rasped to apply to the work
that is so greatly needed in this country. What
he proposes is—

Thai eleven or twelve of the depertmenbs of law
whisk moot siert is.. to everyday life, Gob an 014
sad Criminal Presolum, Go Law al Oasersols, Yrs Law
al Suseemion, aed eo forth, shield mak be put into tbs
shape In whisk Gay would &ppm In • Code, so that
Gob whole law.. web =Nest should be plumed la a
elm, and definite form helms them who bare to abide
by its provides& But there lea very large portion of
isw whisk hammy to • different slam, sod whish sleds
only special laterella, eueh silk. Itsllway Laws, the
I Chunk Bulldlriser, or the Sanitary It.. This law
Is now embodied Ins series of occuplioated, Gem"
and often dkoardant atetutes, sad what Hr. Stepbee
li, that the Mantes ender sub bead should
CP:oNu rmaddated into one AG Ivisy tisyssa be
would with to me molt of the of the
Code re-emoted, soae to incorporate all serial a:-
planation, of tke tat or deduction. hom it, and
oorrest any aliorteaml op or defiers whisk lime
and impatience sight Mow to be Need in It.
There moat, be my% his, who do aothing else, and
devote their liver Si Lb. tesk„ He would bars •
Cornrolesioa, to rash member of whisk the @minorities
of one portion of law, sad the Gaillostiou of ono aeries
of statutes, Gould be estrueled. When the Commie
Meier ham dram his work he would ant aubrolt it to his
sad afier all bud joined in doing their beet
to preset, Gs draft would be published, aad
iritislam on it UAW from • rery quirts,. yb„,
draft would be meads& sad the eels submitted to the
Liodwire, whom °pintoes laving been Welted and
embodied It, would biome the law.

we are to hare another arbitration 1 R.
Thiers has been chosen arbitrator in the ions.
pending colonial question between the thagbal
and Portuguese Governments.

The Prussian and Frisch Parliaments have
amembled under rather special circuinstanees,
the Berlin Chambers to 'Attie the quorum
whether or not the Government supported by
the King is strong enough to defeat the House
of Lords, and the french AMenably mooting at
Versailles, not the asniW to receive the much
talked
of magmas of the proddent. hi. niers
has again, as rt would oppose, sustained hie
reputation for tact. Be defended the Republic,
as an institution that mast be Oomiervative or
nothing. against the Bodies* of whom it is said
lie ham been unofficially eautkined by Bisinark,
and against the Right, who would give the
opportunity for the triumph of an " adventurer"
and the Imposition of booty pus of slavery.

BIRTHS AND DIATHS IN DORM.
Th. famkg is she Roakkar-Gooorato Mara of ,
WAY sad Maas la Dolma foe tbo (manor sad*
301/i floptatsbar.

Hasistration Bab-Xaric44. • 1
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1 I 1 1 _
W 29 27 - - -
Footman 19 12 - - -
Btalbridss 44 12- - -4-
Stimulus's, 56 X
Whoa Abbas 54 12 -- - - -
Blandest! W .6525 1 -
(Tambora* _ ..4535-
Wibsbassplou. 41 11 - - -
Wbaborsta W 43 16 1 - -- - -
Callfdrd 00 10 1- - - 1 1,-
Poole W ... 89 37 - 1 1 - 1 3Lytá.s .35
4--
.15
toirrrese.... 176 _ 1 11,_
Wareham 1I• ... 53 13 - ---1
V"'" -115 " -2/-
p:reaso: 1,9 3 1 _
Dorchester WE 74 31 - 1- -
libidos limos L. ... 42 25 -- - - 1 -
34 13 - 4 1 1
Sherbets, WM ... 30 18 - 1- - 1 - -
&Word Abbas 91 16 - - ---
10slas4os ... 19 2- - - -t-
-parazolsoor - - -
&Upon W... •fan 3141 - - -1 -
Whitobsrett Oasos.Lborso t 29 18 -- - - 1-

Tbo MAU. W decoke tits* tbs sab-diatria contains
**in its limit • workhouse, belonging to the dbtriot
or Won ; H indicates Hospital or lalinasry ; sad L
Wolk llsylata.

OMMIMUJI Herauan.—The lord Ohm:seller hes
honed a metes for the elooleg of the Nasty Nen
Ogee IS the Mb, TM, sad nth Desembor.
Mee Ilteeers.—The following gestlewoos hays boos
aosebeated /se Mb oaks :—SkeAllolgeoes
of Lodereweert, Sara ; Jobs Willem Towessed ,
of Halletse, Isq. ; BO MMus Healy Ilaith Minutia
of the Down house, Bert
Keteru.—The follewleg odours have sseivel s.-
01 pearl/arm atfor. a ems* of butroottoe at
Wasps Wreaks, In Osteber :—Ompt. Aldridge, as
laid 'i.,; Usst Reersey, ea septets subaltern;
Lieet. Floteitsr, as septets selseltsre ; U.ui Aestes,
is septsle oebelters.

TO —TS Dow: oourry ?mem
&Mom : Henry Oolhas, sesalt with latest ~4
Lodera —Hari Labour: John Tarns.
at itushwood ; 2 steads month ; Pleadrarettoicil
=1":"411r. Powthial at Caaterd Magna ; 1
month isa, and to Ind swedes ; Mary Ann
Jones. Throaty at W 111 ; Mary Kelly, drank at
Weymoeth • Jaa• R.admll, Masao, two *Ss at Wey-
mouth ; 7 days stab.
• BA/1&•11 I. aid at Sb. landau &WM, for promoting
Chrintianity alarm the Jews and Me Church Misaionary
lioeletwilteld at the Town RAI as Thursday het, the
Sado presided over by Mrs. Itatioald Beath. I"
Ludlow °Sprott, Kn. and Xis Andrews, Mite
Yeats.., Ms. and Ntis Allard's, Miss °ameba'', and
Mrs Urquiuhrt, TIMM was a varied spiloodon ot both
areal sad ornameatal artiels, wkiels mot with a rawly
ado daring the animism and evening, and about £7O
IMO 'talked.

Bitkeeea Parer 3asatows. say. —Bofors the
Mayor (Kr. G. J. O. Gregory) Dr. Aldridge, Mr. R.
Davie, aad Kr. J. Bishop
Two diareentablo glrls, tumid &sager ellan riaCtlig
sad Lemprious SIM broagbt op by P.O. P. Manta
for bolas drank sad 'slag bad homes la Migh
street, ea Batardse alght, about 11.30. Tier denied
Wog drunk P.O. Oshb usfd " tbe pews el the tows
was quits disturbed by %ter row.° Both had boos ows-
Meted before, sad Seen Coward sold those two were
pert of a pas of &boat ID (I) labs Wasted to. barracks,
sailing tiro wildiors CRIL
1.110 Mayer seateusad Issidows It three =NAV&
bird taker, sad hotted she wosld snood her Ill.;
Dodger was seateasod to 14 days' bard labour.