The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-25 00:00:00

warn NS TOWN FAIN.

This fate took Vies (Monday) when the
attendant, was very mull. Mr. Er.sor, anoticesur,
submitted to oneopetitke, and &posed of shout 500
sheep and lambs. sad 90 busts. There wu a very
quick trade for b.rreners, 'IAA made from £2B to £39
pet pair. 1,.-sit heifers f. tolled from .Cll. to £l3.
Morn ewes made how 48.. to ro ; Dawn sees 47.. to
49.; horn lambs 2A,. to 33, ; I) .we lambi, 204. to :to,.
The supply of sheep on the I.h le wu rather shork
oow trate (Jr good th nr was wilts (gnat to that of
former ; but it:Alter 3 reflationo well very dull.
There sae a very poor show of Looser, and altogether,
the fair showed a groat falling if from former rms.

JAIL DISRABLI AND THB GLASGOW
CONSIRVATIVICB.

Mr. HUMPH dcliverol an shire. on Bataan, &Refloat, at
large sweting held in lthicgow, un,k, the ewdee, a the Cm.
wreathe Ass deli ii of that ty. His remit. were Intone
'lndication 4th. eta:ern/tits tontained in the letter to lwrd
de Wilton. at the late Ilath tltcth n- in which, he add, he hat
written the hithwy of • Ilii.lstry which had tette I floc y ars,
an 4 imm .11-ed the spirit of the'r policy hi eve line," li•
avowed his dislike :o the tarrate, "Conservative working men,*
and d sclatmed the tint. in the he deut,„„l to e.bbeet en
indlene. of working men in particular. In the elturcb." he
eel& 'cadd st p all aro equal." Ile dean ibsd
the poen ion 4 ',hin wuotry tout 4 cult pcoeperity, and was
✓ody to give the Mint. ry c-ttht for it, and for the adminis-
trative abdity • iti,h they on. BM way was It when be
country WAS a. I.r oh. t. the COt onoseht bad paamd
eseseUrea 4 ouch s Airt thy .tner anti benelle4l4. that Miskottni
ewers go'n, aletut rt-ewut i ,g that they were an unpopular! Mr.
Diem lie reply was ht hi. It -r to Lord Walton .1 gave it,.
he ea,i. "t, as-try twief I rat, In the naot tootle/Iml and
most sevcrety ite..itrate f-n.' It wa. not or gl.l, y.., be bed
%ohm the ,„,,,et e5t.,,..4,.ns and made the nOllf 8/attuned
sin months beh4e in the House of C.Mllll,Sag, the night
that the 0 .tenaucht etre .I,4tated on the
11.11. That the Choi runitnt hut plentier,d was shown in
their treatment of the 1t..) Church. It was tit/ally true
that thee had worrie I 1nt1.,: for 01 they not props° to
Lan the bon.. and earls firmer, au4 what up ant the
erwa le throughout the . •Ihtro agaitut rehttlule D .4 the
Income tax? nee tht.r thou./ea, too. 4th. 4,11 service. the
Amy, and the nosy. It o .t Utiltel 7, @Nur I the sight
bon. gendeman, " the c. 14.4 ations and track, that ere directly
attacked, but it is everp,ne Ott, Is lorna..cd end
because no one knows who,. tine, nett o Tee
went bad lunt fvund,..l r tie pie of violence, and the
very trlealUlCl which th. p hail brought fonterd to tratmuldte
and c woolldate Ireland In, 1 re.ultel In the veile 1 rebellion of
Home Rule. And tbi. Irv' tiny not blow, I. Mr. D emit
refrained from listing atlyti, ng which would enaharrass the
ooverawe/4 In reward to the Atalanta., war, • rare. which
we. not followed by Mr. 1.0,ac when the C ustrntives had the
Abyntnian warm, their her .1.. The ',therm D..,5. eet try
eras opposed to that war, although hie ty bad brought it
eb.ett and be got up In the Muss of Commons and predicted
all sena of dirtiest. r. I rem-tuber,', laid Mr. thrall , he
described oae pink fly alone • hich be sail would en up WI the
British army. Ho it.i AI stun...ratite el the insect. .4
At.; rink eati thty ha! bees BAIA workmen.. Ile then
referred to
COVNIT myopia VIZ MIMI 01, AZOTIM
AMU! SILL.

Now gentlemen, the, he a moed intereetlng and impottant
eubjec; which tourer. ets all, and wh-ch It Is n t impmeible
MAI he submitte I to the connolimtion of Parliament ley Her
imdeety's lliniat re. hymns° I oheerve a letter publish*" in •
newspaper by the authority of the Milne Wunder, which Is
ammini, mkt,' tted to arrest politic audition, that,. letter
respeetlng the subject of parliamentary Mortis Now,
gentlemen, I think it is not and enable that at a moment shut
letters ni this kind are eircul deb and when there Is a goad
diet of h,.ao talcitig president in thy country upon lithe
eubject, that I should Mks tub opportemity of calling your
attention to some: considerations upon this matter a hick may
eateory you efte•r 011 11.11 tee GI legow has tenth, dad, and
may not he, I think, unproft Iler Majeats'oe Govenenent
are not pledged. lent after the letter of the Prime II oeleter,
announcing his own opinnn, and the indicatiou of the probe.
Miley of thcGoverrouent roust ie log the question of farther
Parliamentary reform, triu an, two subjects which the
Government ought to cementer when they. rouse to that. They
will ham toremmeher that very wise etateensen have been of
pennon that there is no more dengspow and feeble dare,
tcriatic of. State than perpetually to be derailing upon what
in called organic change-onm, heart There he • class, there
is a .eboni if inlitlyiane at present who look at the British
Consaltution ma valetetellnattan—(laugliter). They are always
looking at in tontine, and feeling its puke. and devl log McMS
by whkh they may girl, It a Mile The Government sill
have to consider the very important point, first of all. whether
It is expedient I AM not es log eny opinion upon It—being
only • private menthe r of Parliament, that is quite unravel-
s."' but lam Militating to you what are the c rudder... Cons
that would occur to a re !sensible statcran. They sill also
have to weeder this {revertant point, that. whoever embarks
or whatever Minister emharke, in the carnisegn of Podia,
usentary reform, must make up his mind th et be will nem..
eerily arrest the preview of ell other public Winces in the
country—(applausel It lAA coneideration for the Government
of thy present day- to di tenulne nt,ctl.er they shall embark In
the question of Parliamentery reform I* It iseceemay Is
the necessity of such a diameter that it antisori S. the thevern.
must to eacritice all other snapreeelee SAMAIMM for the ad-
e.teement of tins emestryy Now% the next point, therefore,
that Government will bare to cementer, if they Make lip
their minds to brim: tempi a unneure /4 Parliermatary
reform, iA the character of that measure, and that Mill Ire a
most anxious sometime her them (0 deel ie. I think I may my
without conceit that the euttject 44 Parhamentary reform bon,
that I am rut tkd to speak upon, at lAMA, with a eertvin
degree of authority —tylicers) I have alien to It the ,ineider•
at bin e f forty years. siel lam resionsible he a pent degree for
the mist importoet Ti,' Inure upon this subject that lene been
earned. I will oc. thee, that hi. impel elide tog e f.rther In
the direction of Parliamentary reforms than the 11l if 100 700.
It in iniinnnnibin fewther than Me last great meteure
without entirely AllbSerthr; the nh,4r of the horongh repro.
sentaition if thin °imam I don't mean to any that If there
we. • place th.freneitiwid tointornew for commotion it w old
0,4 he goite to enfranchise • very gee ml plsee In Its
stead: settle the AIMAI.M.II of minute dela In. epeaklng
generally, you canned go heyeind tho Act of Pet: without
making up )0111. Mui,l4 efitittly M break IM lice borongh
repreeentation e f this country, and the people of Great
It-Rime ought to he ews IV that that I,lk,- beelines
en Igf MI I AM C.AA'AM,' I. I meet. c Wel view limb natter ill a
party light. 111 were to sametom toyed( to view it e AA•ty
light I might I sek unoincerneilly upon the iligicultie.. if
who ha, to eleal a ith hem.: thy euemiler borough, '411,e
country me on the whole not favourable to our lien,. loam
lIM.I I, so) 111,00 views are eupperted by the ttttt awl
now to • great CAAAMA by the great towel eel cities
if the cometry (applause); but I do not e insider the
smaller esnetetneinice an general favourable to Consym-ative
views It I. the natiee.l mpathiew and wider sentimenta
of those whe, live he our greet tithe that are noire calculated to
rally round the (Moles, in abode me are deeply conoeneed—the
groat/tees aod glom of our e wide v— (apple me. I think those who
intend to pure)e further a immure el Parliamentary reform,
mai base digested that largo meal which they bad • few mere
ago, should remember that if they it,. et there I. no borough
in England with under 40,000 inhateitams that would have arti
claim whatever to he represented seen by one member. Now,
that lea very important consideratiem If, we we are told, the
email horoinght of isetween ten and fifty thous:old behahltants
are the badcbuns of the lAberal party I Mould let very 'sorry
tee see them diefranchbel, but it ie inevitable that that menlel
take place, and I think therefore it ought to b.! well a lee.
Ones] by the coatis ry shim you hear pension without theelighteet
conenderation saying they are hO. ms-It i, t. for GM, or lire
li, tat our of that, where. they have not really mastend the
question in any degree. whatever. 8, fir as lAM e neineel,
say ye. ssntli.oi t t..••• i the neonate tattiest in the popular
branch brought former I by her Magety'm evernment 1,111
111,06 sae nistmettul and onal consideration,. Mu I
any Si OM' • ti.nt I will vote der no measury of that kind or
that elaw WO 14 lenoteht forward by 1P..i0 irrel..llSibil,
0h..,,, the t e, of a general chicle Mak.-
• chuemp e :boar, It. I think It im,i' !ly eliczustieez
oar Individuals tee jump up in the Boum ed 01:11,01,114,
:ise Michael rump Naileility, official or moral, and make propos'.
which dent ini Ike c tedsleration, NM the gravest tom
' era Son. Of prolonged sod prowled Otbinota, had of all