The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1886-01-26 00:00:00

DINNER TO MR. ARC!, M.P.

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The Iti.otinnal loillerol i 'lob g,tvo. A IRati.pl..t.it Ow
(hien/inn ..to $ otor.lay .n.•seing in 1r........ .4 ii,. 1.• isms
14 %1r..1..m.1111 .%rolt tw lb.. 11•Ine• ..f I' esitionon. PA 111,
agricultural Itla ewer. reprmi-oottoive f..r N.ortMWeiit
Norfolk. The c•ontioany iornegit t•ornt Ave Sir. Arnie,
Pin gun./ id the pinning. numberoal itiowarito of roo,
• liemloal by Mr. rliainherltin, M.P. (the toregi,letot .of
the basoopoeto. The bat 6.1 tioninbero awl o begone in•
elo.bal the %I ipi soi• of lig. no, 1 ...pi NI•oone en. 11e.r.1
Tlsetrlo•w. 11..11. honlyos Aalilry, Mr. I:. A, V. Coup
benr.., M.P.. he.
Mr. Arch wa. Netted lent wenuo Mr. Chasid...flans ron.l
',enrol Mon.'s. Ihi the I.•ft of the clea.r mat th.•
' Mwovii. of Ripon, lewd Thearlow. Mr. Iltea.ltsur.t.
lao,ll ntlenr wend..., of Parlianonts.
The 17ii tiitit.tm . Mr. C iasiiholail!).iii Pr"P"'"."o ti'
. 4...4 o T
f tle..,eninir. ",e• te.wlv hitir.litelii...: .V.tri.
cult toil I. itenesrepo awl Pinar tird. throng I(eierennisa-
' live too P•srlemenuit." ...tiol : 1 hop, 1 may len excuwel
lif I ...I). tilal tlii. is 111 hi-toe in nve.taient. W.. arc isirt
i 1.. ....4.4.r.d.. Ow ..priting ..f il 110.,V elsap or in the
lii.t.wy ..I the rural Piliillittioli• %Y.' II"' Wien"."'l
a srvolt c orrind ent, is., dentin. witn te•rreet emsotitti.
theial ..lij”et.i. and with p•serfed °logbook hut which.
I Isnlieve, will he 'ninny lea. important in it. remolt..
Moan that great enningetent ed the Middle aims wleiedi
' wound the. alonlition of tiferictolt unit arrfolonee, and for
a lonut twin placed Ow Iciutlieli peaaantry in 0 •14{4.
4 emitp.mative t...intort islet proonerity. That lona,-
',p.m, its Ow ("nett...eft Is century bronglit with it little
ermlit and little profit too it. lender*. They went le.
f..rtinvite than ..iir 1/11..4 l...1111(III. Tll.l [mid with
their live.. fed their devotion tee the popular came, an
their emotemporarimi and history liars, il.onr snout
lodine 1., th..ir elaiiii. awl their character. Ti..'
lisatirreclion WAR ..it &WI, hy lrearbrry its 1e1...1.
Thennoainl* .1 ninn nine tonic part in it ',endued hy the
aw.erol, and Own* Ind. 'worn lon the hand of the
nunnitinner. Illot th.• siva. against which they pp,
V. 44.141.41 witlo them, spoil it wino a loonof time beton.
OM Knotleilo lailmorer WI ',sok again into tho dom..,
anon end the. 4..1.14140nm from wind; their foratitlora
hid rt..... 1.11 chow I ..111.11,11.0 that thoiy Wrri. rr4lly
at slip 1..w../t oh') of their fortunes at tho IN/ginning of
tlio mosont ciiiitory,. for thou 01.1 Wei, toi ignorant,
a., 'gotten, moil tool 1111.11.1.1114 y 10.1.11. MA 1101.i......04 111.11.
{WV Were 111604 1.1 lergannen any rosistmom strains'
thoo lemon...mon from which they auffereil. I halitioional
~,otogggs, I, 1111 l Mg of ricks., awl attucka meet
onischinory wan, sivolonoo 4 this depth oil their despair
omit a waritinit of tha torril,lo storm to which oily
nonei ionlor loitil boon onilijoctofl, Al that tono thorn
was mo hope at all of any conoortocl action securing an
improvemont in thoir condition, Thoo linit of better
day* dotes from tho 'ono& of thu Own Laws,
Powys i It is ths gonaristion which loss grown 'in
motor this litlinoinso of that lionallcial logislation whioli
has at laot oitootioltilly moil. 1/...1 its vlAilli to
eltlatirtahi 1 awl In . putlitioal ottitallty whiult, ttailiir
Ilia itiil as ,gnul loatl.roliiii of iillr If noot
twilight, aa Wen salitaateil to mato go.ol
Ito donut') to fill 11 I Its lino and ito ithli.
Ai
Nition., 101 l all know, _limo no olooniA,
Om history of Ilio Agricillturn Union, moll oil Mr.
Anshio 0,0110441. m with it, Ithicor•i/ a la a °"illi.
don,,', not ollollitcrosting, Ilini tho Wolin, i 1 lii,.
r*omit roviilt hit tlcs tonne/milt otitotiry. if Alt Nip-
ib'. h„,O 'whim ~, 0111, RR Iht. 141141.1 M nR .4 Ina{ ay
yolk' him -woo 4 0111.1/11, a Ilissontoir, ilnionirs4 Al
A Ilona tglinot iliewent woo a innoitill iill'omoa • woo
tottionnittiol by lit. sPolesiitoillial oliporlswo hut to 01,11.
iattest 111.1111111.111411,111* tei the pawns{ tol tile lailollin.
item, mtit 14191 liorri WI 1111114.11fity 4 worm ,
pon &
ol liy ilio. Rio Rlit 19rilinii oviiiettliy. aiiie Impitreit
lot 11 ph.' wr.iiiiia Mel miller nip n( the pimple itieitill
whom he litsql, lie hone in lIIV praPriolii .4 Um
ruliel.iii hp 11011.0.14.11 1114' ifrrilt 11.14.1 IMR oil 101111411
isniallly, oof 11111111 M Imilliorlopoil, whiok f,,r1,1,4 di"
nhilif Wino sit Ill* imilitlial 141,41. Mt. Atoill la a
11001.1101. (111.416.) Mr. 1101 woo a hoot twitcher
NI thoi Ohio ho wits vnllo4l 1 his niiighlo.oro dm!
follow 1.11..iir..r0 tii he lil floe morrinoont *loins was
11,..iiii,,,1 too ossillioni thii wit' pit Pall.. RIO 111 imill.
IA V Ips. 1111.111r110.111.11) .4 lilt Vito. kol.whigh llill gild
I. war 1.1.1.1110,11 I lied', hair. 1 Whitt II .1191111.11'
Wool dot uf oil ilio grigii nem Mettle %hien halt
41.11 ill t lip .I.iliiio of 1.1 1 til..do siv 11...11.04.1 Ilir 111.011
..1 Ri..11,11i p., WWII hill lIVIRI hill 1.0110 oir ela•w• Isms
P.. 1.1 .1114 V and ..t.litoommi, ipl, ti1...1 tbs. ii..h.l it
floo groat 111.1.....11 MO 1.444140. OWN. Is sigroo ono which
lid. ~,v,,d 4,01111gg to tho Initiative iir vitoomilifoonioni
14 Ole PPM 1.1.1.11.011.4.1.11 it'd' MO 11.111111.141.1111
ViIIIVII 1.1.11.1.1‘111 to awl/het. ..at Iliii.l wit lii only awl
...11.1owt, (food i litnitii.l llt 1(11. wt. men my...
Montt en 1111,6,04 iton. done 111 gllglitid'oe halloo,
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_ohpii, thp.4o-0 tlistilii lit dill NIVI4I

Tllllll., "
ill ill',
Mn, Am, will tell yen that Its the whale caltrw the
leng awl nr.ltesit. litraggle lit Otis+ he ha. hems
ettigaliel, it I. Irian the N Inns
the I.lar mill 4li' 1.1.1.01 ill ill,' 111111400.
Iv lii.t..,,jvHl ilia aai,nat sit.l qinimilly which
hiuti ,4„Rihn. to 1.1. litheaan,
Irons Sir. I eAll It lot
animas. tartiggle. Ali, wane Wheats.; It aesatiett
14.11100er sijew 'month. awn t fir.t
herptimtofthel:ll..orpt.ust ell.luumuetus.
paper., iii etie th.we atticle. in which
It nee In lull." melt Mar, declared that
units of I um, anomaly, Nt
they were ao witterell, 1111..r.ilit, nwf ,„ itt
bost.ki - tli.it they 0.01/1 11,4 I...ii,iy
44.1filtitto f.r their awn protect i.at. Well, late
which the rim,. hat ignerwl, the .Igricaltiaal
l'ineti became, tea otly a pawilile, lint a
great in.titiniett, whirl, ba. hail A u..t 111111101 m 111.11
11.1 Mi.. lint only .4 the claw it waft relai.iiiilPd
to rypfro•lit, litit 111.11 i .th.• with, comity. (('heer.
It wit. ahem the time ilf which I am .neaking that 1
Itr..t Made Ow surillailltanee of nun guest and my
, of
wing, amend other OIIMINUA and m Ke Imam.
friend (Clwer..) Our ~pimminta ar@ in tibeihibit

inisrepreeentatiime—(hear, hear, and chi...nil—that the BUR 111•11.
interest which Imo •nt Liberals hail taken it dins
movement le 01 recent growth, and greenited only 1.7 DISCREDITABLE INCIDENT.
necessity Well, that is en t trite in my owe, • An extraordinary incident lave the 7 inea COMP.
at any iste—thear, hear) —1 was able, I sin glad to IrMdent at Mandalay) occurred on the 18th at It'll
think, to Rile wins. little active suppirt to this grand Palace. Fire &coda were shot in two batches. A
movement Irons its teenineineinent. Iturinen, named Wooguet, Was arrested on the
met NKr. Arch in 1572 or the beginning ot ta;.3, at previoini day on mispicion of aiding the Alointwe Pee.
the hoipe of Sir Cherie. hilt,'. iCheerso 1 heard tender. H. was brought with the flacons to the pier"
him apeak, anti I admire.' the force and appropriate. of exiimition. It Was believed that Woognet
ties. • I hi. lamptage, toe liro et and genermi• spirit in /ire evident., incriminating certain of the Burmese
311ini•tors ; but when ruiedioned by the Provost
which he uriml his demands and the pathos with
which lit. depictiel the •ulferings of .1 the NI ostler. people he denied that he knew anything.
rises which was 001111111..1.41.1 to repteo.iit• Ills I A her the (hoots had been idiot in Wisapiet's powence,
natural gifts of thoinrime,. Pmm irked hint out ea he was informed that he would he miles. he gave
the h L 4141 tti a geopl113( 111.,./.111,11t, lett It W.. Ile. evidence. On hi• declining to 41., W,nr,plet Wa4
p sag wager which „ww.,l Mae. against the earn., wall where the daeoits
I. r him the alfeetiom the confidence, and the support been executed, and the firing party under of dera ire•
og the great in is• of *leo.. wimin he 1,. sellted Minis, and the word. .. " present.-
to verve, and which It.. placed him now in 11,.' were given. The Proviiet Mar•hal then walked up
proud podion of the first representative"( the to Woognet, and said. Pei coolie.s what yon
pea•antry in the h.i.v of Common,. iCneera.) if know you will be at once shot." hider fear of iii•tent
anything ...mild add to the • iti•faction with which we death, and with the rifles fitment -it at him, Wisignet
gpe,ll, h.. I liii it !gm.' 1w the fact that he Nits for atatements affecting two .1 the Burmese
toe totality of Norfolk, which was the scene ten Ministers, alleging that they Were aesisting the pre
years ail ./ of the gre.it lockmato the great strougle tender.. This to4intony was written .I...vii hy iiteen,
sgainet the dorrieultural I..beirer'• I'Mon, which olfieer in • picket•book Isorrowed front a press corr
wa. ilium, 1.4 t., for the hope* 11 tle• lone who Was preaelit. Mr. Beilard, .1 cow.%
sleeves.. (Comer,' It il•soi not diminish our id- lined to set on too .. pesmred It. .....ii Inc no.,
pleatitre that lie had for 111, 4,lpir /heat the 1,p...wi1t, 4'1.1"1 siatlen, peesident of the 1111.siblaw. luta taken
tive of the Voided a. istoeraey od the • k,.,1 I Ile lattter lip, and officially rod. trial t•i the
loy all the Million, of both met title, a•o•teil authorities the action the and lii.
a,„;, ;gni ll,.• all••••310t. Mr. 13,11114/Wa, The 3tr.gir 1,3• r.iiised a very
nidoemoeof th•••••• • e•io•t io• dokrild.trmesiimidottliet eri• liiinfid w.nsation, and it is feared that it will melee
to, I t ....en the confidence of the Bernie, in Brandi
wind. have issai • . I•eig •aprione ma the co:miry
deotrio•ts have te sticemitiasl - 'heel elseerso -to the
0r,...e1v dein .... i.. atom of the agrimiltnral lii, minors,
who have le.( 3 Ilpoke*lll it, .1 tutor ions in th••
ot Co: ima to Mow to the coinitry that there are
other interests entitled to the attention i•f the Itegis•
Lame ',sides the interests if landlords awl of their
tenant. Mid delmelldents. Illear, hear, awl ch,eirs.
Sir. Archm the first labourer.' represieatative it, the
Weise Comintions, but We hope he Will llot he be
!MCA the "Illy • and eel tautly led the Itst one.
(Coomor..l it.' will hild in tlin pre sent Mot.. of
Coo tom me ,non not italeeJ id his clam, hat retiwned
by their votes and indigence, who will lie ready to .1
in every elfort 111/ 1110 lit Ike ha' the elevation of
Vie I ilseirer. !Ili-m..1 1 observe that the defeated
Tory eandelates are
41,nettiontigre ley mown/ding that their opp Meat.
11 •VP farms! tiAngliter.l Well, the charge
Collie. With a very bad gratis front the Nay
Wlllell 10111311.0.1 the Irish vote by allowing tho•
.'act to lapse, and then .1.1i41.1 Poitecti,oi
before the eye. 1 tile farmer. while -eciirmit the sine
port of the clergy of the Protestant and Catholic
(loud, li' iiromising large aldmii.imia to the ritstte
gr tilt for deno ... . unions! whication, I ilu,'i'r.,) In no
time. I think, have weeny cause to be ashaine I of the
promise* which w,, have tussle, 4if it. relent's'e the
pledges which we have given. lllear, hear.) On the
colltretY. I say that if we had gone to the electors ray,
Mg we had nothing pi offer, if we hail admitted that
We hail nothing which offered any hope of
men& in the condition of the most ninneriets ;mil at
11,.' /14111 s time the most dependent atel the lene
fortunate chnisof the population, then I say we should
have ',Aimed "ow contest to) a barren controversy,
Our atateamanship would have borne inieerahlr, tinny
intrigue. and our patriotism would only here been a
cloak for selfish ambition awl penional advantage.
(Clieers,) We have given rotes the Ishourerw—the
pit e'er is nothing in itall, It is Indy valuable, snil
was mily intended to he valuable, as an inatrimsent, a
lever, by which we could obtain reforms In legislation,
which would rtesigniee the respineibility of all °lessee
in the omiimimity awl the nominonwinalth—s
, reeponeihility which is apt to he forgotten when one
ulasa in the community Is deprived id political power.
I (Hear, hear.) Now the Chtilliml od throe labunerra cam
n,,t iyr 41)01.1•Iir T)s.,. is HO ',MIPS' a OHMIC V.OO. ;
is it ,Inotiowl for free education, for facilities for
eitfon.ing tlwir earnet right of property In the endow,
insults which hare hewn left for their benefit t for
their iii whatever remitine of the eolinipplis
And the own spate., of the collillrY Whirll the greed
id land gralitier• mid the proceedings of die enelooire.
hate still left to iis i and Oen.. all their aspiratione to
hate Nubile. lor the acipitaitimi if a dirvet and
iiitemiat In the !mil which they now efiltb
tale melee condition+ which make their IlVe• a hope.
I''-. straggle for i leant clivers,L Thews are
tined ions which liaie the I pint ran of
and *Melt nil statesman of the Noire CND safely tout '
mild... (Cheer,' Am I not right, them in maying
that Is new Olinger has been opened api in our
pilitienl history and may I not eiiiint on your
sympathy when 1 molten. ite that the return , I Sir.
,Nreli will iii ogorate oi 111. W Ilrol in leiti•lat 111% MPhil/
mallet Ilitlif Id, Whitt... from the riclimit rolititry in the
'a'... .1 imli4mimml Whieli 11.1,y pod • uspvuia It -that of all
ii, ult-eul Slate. it I. the one in Whiell the condition of
die isawilitre u. the leatt s iti•dietoiey and the leipa
hopl,ll, trh."i•i It 1. in th that I
prop.* yei Th,. Sir, .treli mil id the
Clit(111410.1 1011. /11,, ./f the Comitry." I leuus.i and
,•,.fif v 104.11111.
Sir 'a iii NUR, in the i•iiirseid 1.011/1.1..4.111
leallerell 111. 11,11 V 111.111 k• lot the MlOllll6l loberal
'Mb and tlio•e of I. uu.ut rd Lilieral party who
Mel enabled him to achieve his II millindi 111 North,
* est Norfolk, Tole°. WA. I/II.• a.i4tl.L p01.0..111141. Who.*
they h.P ilm ammk, whops, he should like .1,
speak in tern'. ol the most moifonitel reonsoet
the I% Wide., If lit. Royal
It t'h 11,1 a Illmghl ii,ut, a• a prince,
l• .1 ail tgni.'ilr .i, ii I.lloel. ell. 1.11 11.. IttleW ill/1111,110101e
•l•l' ill. II 'Yid II minims lead it it oils.,
him in the I. i.t. 1 /eating finally with the itunortamod
,4 inea.ono. 11,5,1 go vo•rament for di...m.10w..
It,. iwoitteil that there moitt loe•tni rating publications
for tittiint motels hoards, or the new system wmild
mobility Is. worw. than the old. They t haVe
working men of all elan...', seated there a• of right,
and mite Bill which 40 not go that length would never
have his mipport.
Mr, rii.11110:111..t1N, ill responding to his health,
espres•ed his thanks for the eoriliality wills Whieli the
was r. yet Referring t4l article
Mo.+ eleseared in a imarterly magazine, he hail read
limit it was inn, eildmiviry t,i wild a donkey in front
ill order 1.14•SI•lit I' 1'" 111.1111( SOO rinick. Cer•
the• Mode/ rob /bee N. cannot drainv that the
leaders of de. Lii••ral pat). should neenity the position
of that I hie atuutital, Ile referred to the Irish
s.ild W.. 11141 ILI all in Ids powyr for the
salsmicesuent of Irishmen.

EARL fil:AvrILL,.

W.• iindiestanil th.it txd ikell iir
th.•
I ;r.tti,ille IINC.1111.• .4 th • hilt 1.41 pirty in th-
II 10w.1., 1., prnit him with a te.itineinial in
rec..xmti.in id tini temper, *4)1111.1 and
sided ability with which hs haishlh.i glut difficult
01111 hundred and eight pen* iirliOtlit his
irtsrs hasp eiristribli..l. ciii ai iizi,ooo ha.
'wow collwetwl- It ie prolo:11,10 that tli”
will clic.. thw firm ill a octurii li.ely I :ratsville awl
her children.— Tows.

TVISIIII4 MINNS AT A TIAN IN PARTN,
A terrible fire broke out IIIri,I. Pri,lay night at a
cabinet insimfactory at 11,11eville. It nit& repol
progrem before the fire enginee weie on the spot, auk
unread to the wijoining house., which are
workpeople. Before the ininstes smith' all Is.
aroused the Plaines he 4 retch•el the staircese. which
was of wool sod cut olf their esctsie. A terrible
scene then mowed. There 1111,1114 Of
at bawl, awl the spectacle of !p.m, women, awl
, ehiblnsn at the wiMlows of the inirnine
' crying piteously for Mil tem% heartreieling. 8011111
threw throw's,' from the win.lows, aml were more
or lee' injured by the fall. A few sileceisbel in
.lesceieling by meant of 1.1,41., hut Iw,, 111..11 wan.
Illine.ll to death, Alla hr. 01111.1 . ti
I hat there is little hope of their recovery. A number
wc..ive.i wounds and hruiwei in making their 04134110.
--treivinfm Telegrams.

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