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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01

THE LORD MAYORS BANQUEr TO TOE
PROVINCIAL MAYORS. _

On WWl:molar evening, Ile Lord Mayor of London
entertalturi. at the Mans on-house, the mayors of the
chief esouieirel boroughs in EngllmA sod Wolee. More
than two handfed ni gore were preset, besides a
general campy/ of one handrail, which inoleded Mr.
Gladstone, fir. Lowe. ford Holborn., Mr. Childers,
Mr. Stortaftld, Mr. Forster, and 1 ambassador'
aud or-rxtee of both liCtUsee of the Legieeturo.
Mr. CHILD'S', in r.•.tion line to the toast of " The
Army, Navy, and Aux.lhuy P0m0.," mid the duties of
lite 'wavy were not limited to times of war. 11w.. ono
Important function of tho navy to protect the eonetry's
cocomeres by acting aa the police of the sine, sod
sweeping away cures. inch as the Have trade.
Lord 81113311 X, returned %hulks for "Thu House of
Lords," and tt.• Lord Mayor of York for " Tue Muni.
repel Corporations."
Lord Mayor WeSenow %boa prooaod "Her
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Mejesty's Ministers," to whieh
Mr. OLkDSTUNIL who was misdeed with lout and
oontinned cheers, replied. R-ferring to the Tweet
Ministerial erelio, he said—" We have had • fed, and
we have bade recovery, and we are eel aahamesi of
either the one or the other." He balLved, Moses the
Miuistry Lillod to give Ireland • great natioual Quiver•
sity, the principle on *which they pros:tasted wis in.
deatraetibe, sod would yet mete itself felt in the
history of the country. Wile ream,' to tho Ministry's
meow, ry, they had minas d aloe because it
vat thew Only to nrciorteke the charge which
others from oircurostmiees were uoabe to grooms.
Mr. Glatistoote hardly knew whether his was to be
considered an old or • new Government. Some
might, perhaps may that it united the radices' o' youth
with the imbecility of age. To that he etoole cell
say be fervently hoped that, upon tho first oeouten
when the people of Iroglend came to be of that opinion,
they would signify it to them in terms not to be rols•
taken, and thee wonll, be could assure them, fiod on
the part of the Government no uudae mini:dance to
oorf irrn to to popiLar will—(loud cheers). The
Goveraineot, trusted. bow , that tusy might, on the
other hood, he found to combine the energy of youth
with the temperstee and °tree nspootiou of age.
The Premier thou referred at imocdorabre
Is both to the monicipal hatitations of the kirogdotn,
and paid a White to the pubtie etorit of thoer who,
from • pure sense of duty, undertook ousrons and
often unpleasant foucti as With regard to the control
by Use mush:toddies of the expenditure of the many
received froh local rates, the right hon. gentleman mid
that the Goverumeot would aloe,' "appall may tiro.
poiel which woolf have ch., off ot of rolorging lout
libertine, as opporied to noommiary oentralia•tiou.
Other touts followed.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-01

BIRTHS

March 14, at Blandfori, the wife of Mr. Vioe,
landford Academy, of • son.
March V. at Powerstock, the wife of Mr. Pitcher,
*Clans overseer. of a son, still born.
March 24, .1 8, Wollaston Villas, Dorchester, the
oaf. of Mr. James Day, of • son.
Much 25, the wale of Kr. Henry Hansford,
Bridport, of • daughter.*
Morel 85, at Grove Buildiap, Dorchester, the wife
of Kr. Gideon Wright, j3nr., of • daughter.

saf.tani
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THIL AUTUMN MANCEUVRES.

Although eseloottriag_parties are still nimonneilries
Dartmoor, General Bit Charles fifty/gay has matured •
plan of operation; making Piyuseeth the beep of the
defending foroe, which will advance from Tevisteek
towards mixburtoo, snakiest the river Dart its front limo
of definer. The nits king fore* will lead at Berry
Heed, wbieh forma the western extremity of Tar Bay,
opposite Torguty,under the protestion of the pee of the
lest, and encamp fora few days ea that hetaleed.
The site of the rump is sow bops surveyed. They will
thee marsh to dishearten, hear elitists their head-
quarters will be established, and saborquestly penetrate
it. moor, pastillas and carrying the Dart. and driving
the dale:Aare from height to height, the inel steed
Ming on Blastdown, three miles from Taviateck, and
between that torn and Lidford. The eatesking forge
will draw its supplies from the stabhurtoo Hallway
branch and the rsileay to Oksbarepton. The defenders
will be supplied Ma Plymouth tad the Tarts:oak brtnelt,
Lb. latter bein4 *be most convenient position for
spestatore to view operations. Hook is the outline of
Omeral litsvelty's propotals, whit the Horse Guards
will almost eerminly adopt. During the third week
of thn marmearres, via the Prowl week of August,
the Paten of Wass will place himself at the teed of
Ithe Hussars.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

BEZDS.

There le now afar steady Matinees naming In egrioul•
tarsi seeds, sad values of ell deaoriptiona keep eery
Arm. With regard to foreign Reds, there are some
Indications of • hardening of prime ;i fortnight', good
demand weald materially reduce stocks, and in all
probability 11116110 some improvement in quotations.
White Clover must be noted Is. to Ss. per owl. dearer.
Trefoil mod moves off In retail, at the very low rates
now surreal. For Peronoisl Rye greases we have a
good demand, at the meet winnow, Foreign Italian
Is &leo in brisk request. For French Beinfoin there Is •
moderate sale. In sprine Tares the tender:ley Is upwards.
Bird merle ere Whit* end brown Mustard used
show oo chair. John Shaw k Soo', Seed Merchant*,
37, Mark Leas, London, LC.

WOOL.
An opinion appears to be Raining ground that prices
for the present bars seep their lowset, sod a fsir business
leas been done at steady rotas, more sepewinlly tooth'
hotter padre of lustre wools. For the lower greds of
Down wool and for skin wool the demand Ls still
I"gda•

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WONDMIFOL ItFilmier Or MIL 00111011 MI'S Itlllll3l'
Yon 00X•03011011.—Bee the new edition (116th) of
Mr. George Thomas Congreve's book "On Consump-
tion of lb. Lou'; or, Dedias, end the Only decamp
ful Treatment ;" 'bowing that formidable disease to be
equable to all It. stages with additional Coen of
Curs, end Qssliool for Patients eon/slang the Author
by letter. Post free from the Author, Coombe Lodge,
Peahen.. London, for Fire Stamps.
The Queen', vielt to the But-esd of jandos, on
Wednesday, aff lorded great gratification to the Wahl-
tants on the line of route, new Mi ;alien The Royal
Oer, tip 0 caged of only two oarrissee, in lb. bet of
which wen lb. Qessu and Princess Beatrice. The
carrlayna we,* attended by equerries and groom+ in
scarlet livery, but so alai wort. At the eatzlinee
Visteria-pa er lia rk h 'sty alighted and entered a
pavilion erseted for the occasion, when an address ens
presented by lb. mwabsfl for 'pansy. The address
was not reed, mid her Majesty mid that a relay would
be oat to it Miss Reed, the daughter of I". Raid,
M.P., bed than the honour of befog introdueed to the
QMS Ind peeeebtiag to her • adnigeent bouquet.
liar Majesty as beard to aped Ima primer! 8.1 Lb.
wad ramplica she had Ea wish a an
rade, end add dr ass ezinsesely plowed ow
MI preyed B 3 las hr the pas*.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

SH&IPITBBIJRY.

DAAPPILILUIONCIIP u RANO' or Hoc? Tanirrr.—
Ou Wadaestav evmdag the onogregatiou attending
Flolr Trinity Marsh were greatly disspolleted. after
ememlnliag it Aural, with eezton, organtet. am, to
and the motor had saddealy diaappeuel In the morn-
ing, without leaving any intimation that there would
nob. sag Perrin*.

Elsorimmio or rem PARISH Cgrfoott or Er. Mao.
otoirro Kassa—Ns March of St. Margaret's Mush
was re-spiced on Ledy-dav, kering bees oatooletalr
rebuilt scent the tower. It has loon been known to
be in a very needs coodition, and the pews were both
rotten and ill-arrangod. It was for some time hoped
that, by undprpinaing the walls, renewing defective
etones and the like, the old charch might hare boat
put in proper 000dition at • oost of ablet £350; bet
It wee eventually found neonatary to rebuild it entirely.
The ohanorl has bona rebuilt, with an increase In
length of 4th, by the lioakeibisloal Cornmissioners sod
the prment use., of the meat tithes, for £253 under
the ruperintendettee of Kr. I. Otnistiao, who has
retained the old form of elmuter roof, and the windows
hem been restored with the old atone' in the old
places. The nava but been rebuilt from the plans of
Mr. Crichton, of Weymouth, and is 3ft wider than
before, than 'ivies extra room *cough to enable the
gallery la the Mower to be linseed with, and showing
oil the beautifol prow:lo6as of the tower arch. The
roof being musebnebed whitout tiwbearne does sot
obstrust the view of it from the nave or chancol. The
mete are solid sod of good deelgo ; the sod. and batiks
of pitola pin.; Ullll coats of deal. The roof is eon-
mutated without plaster, se as to show Only wood, and
Ii of imams", Mrsonth. The olliolatlng alergy at the
re-opsalng were tim Rm. a Lowudes, Rey. R. V.
Chappel, Rev. R. Prat, Rev. G. Gloom,, and the Rev.
J. toten. The last-named gentlemen Pfeeelted Se ex-
cellent and appropriate use-soon from Italeh !rill 12.
" And they that shall beef There shall build the old
wade places; Thou shall &as up the foundations of
many generations- and thou shalt be called the re-
Parer of the breath, the restorer of paths to dwell "
Ths collection amounted to is., which loam, how.
ever, • considerable balldlog debt
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE

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Throughout lice week the rale trade has been very
dull, the finer westber and improved agricultural pros-
masts chocking the demand. The depression hie at
length culminated in a fall of from one to two shillings
pw gamier in the value of wheat at Mark Lane to-
day. Even at that decline badness has been almost
entirely suspended• illtoald they be an sheens* of
untoward reports from the agricultural distriote, it
not improbable that values will remain un-
settled; and it is extremely doubtful whether
any permanent reduction of importance will
ensue : in fact, were it not for the liberal assistanoe
that we emotions, to receive from California, and the
of snivels from Australia, the padUou would
prospect of
altered. Spring tern ban been in
limited regard. BMW and Pea. tolerably Aria ; 044111,
grain drooping in vela'. Arrimal•—lieglieb —wheat,
5,911 ,• barley, 1,7 v; ni.ize, 16,749 ; oats 486 qrs.;
flour. 18,399 sacks. Foreign wheat, 12,172; barley.
2,542; oats, 10,935 ; matra. 9,287 qrs.; flour, 1,534
sacks and 800 barrels.

MARK-LANE, THIS-DAT.

Tbo markot Wooed heavily. Wheat has oaly bee.
galosh's at a redaction of ono to two abating, per
quarter. Next to nothing dose. All kinds of NFU,
corn la limited request. On Friday and Woodsy next
the Oora %change wti: be elated.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE, THIS-DAY.

About two thousand dr hundred beers, Maladies
&beat six hundred foreign. Trade fine. aed prior
two pear. higher. Brt Sore dr end two pence.
About fifteen thousand slurp. Market steady at two
prim 'dram Beet Downs, °lipped, six and four.
pear. Lambs sell al from eight to sir shillings per
eight lb.. Calves sod pip analtered. At Deptford
315 beads from Hamburg.

THE DUKE 07 ZDINBURGH.
B. R. H. the Duke of idlaurel let ter th• oontioool
this toornhig.

ANOTEIZR RIDUOTION IN COAL
On the Coal Izobange to-day, prime were Mused
one shilling and sixpence per tont

THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Tb. Prince of Wales took Innehosn with the Queen
at Windsor this morning. rstarntog to London In the
afternoon.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

Filittshirt.

The Mom of Wales's —Own Revel litegimeot of
Wiltshire Yeomanry °aviary will undergo their &usual
Paining at flallebery this year, under the eonamand of
the Ookeel of the regbment. the Marquis of Alloamy.
The meeting will be held in May.
A Dim os • SAM TO Seery STILL
to the tmet of "the Houma/ Lords," at therixinthitel
West Wilts Haat climber. on Wednesday emedne, al
Warminster, the Bari of hearths, who waa received
with eathusimen, meld de hoped sad believed that the
House of Lards wee very pewter Is Begiaod, is spite
of all that err said and writtea efaiest It. —(ifeer,
1..,, sad umlaute.) The Wel Wag mid against It
was that its members were act responsible to say
ormstitembey ; sue& a system no doubt had dismiree-
Mess, but he tbrXiitiewt
trust also had advaatages. There
wee • general f ef in the Reuss of Lards,
Mesas, the people that in saes if say TKO
strong perky movemeat they had always got • seelein
lot of Magill fellowein the Upper Home who would Oct
give way. —(Libughter sad applause.) That House
stood very mash in the position of the Mamba's
invaluable bane. A man rid to him "Lenny, whet
baste it that you are driving; you seal pi Wm Se 11",
at all, at all r " Ah," replied Larry, "bat • Merl of
• baste it is when I want him to stead (Kush
laughter). _

Bum or firsise.—filrellows were deserve' dringl.
the neighboarboat of Wilton, oe the erasing a the
28Ih of Marsh.
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—fun— Boi&DI lDarrm.—Colenel Parish, C.B, koo
arrived at Darius to take over the smarmed of the
Brigade IMpet. At present the pond* of the loyal
Wilts ifilitie are the ally red mate in the town. OeL
Parish ham made the Bear Rota his head quarters, and
immediate arrangements, it is said, will be meads for
betiding permanent barracks
Pazattyrieo Poxim—la reference to a paragraph
reepeetiag the destruction of some faxes this maws, we
are informed by the gents sf Who Oludyn Grove. of
Z Ws, "that it is that lady's desire and moiety that
plenty of foxes should be found on her estate for the
sport of the B. V. II."
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

A TRAGEDY AT BIRMINGHAM.

A mem named Soholefield shot his wile sod steps.=
to Jay. In the suburbs of Blrsolu ham ; be thin shot
himself. All three are dacgszo.al7 wenoded.

lIANBLAUGHTIIR AT BOLTON.

Thia morning two respectable men John Henry
Tourbor, and Richard Greenhill were oesnotitted by
the Boltoa magistrates t Manchester Autiam. for
manalanghter, for tbrowine o plank over some pentane
'Wang a little girl named Lawn. Ball wee accepted.

OLD BAILEY SE3SIONB.

In opening the Old Bailey Seadons to-day, the
Deputy Recorder referred to the Indictments against
th• proprietors of Dr. Kahn's museum, and that *ve-
lem d against Lonna Harrieon by • solisitor named
Chaffers for alleged perjury in ths Twist Hbel case.
With reform:toe to the former the only queetioo for the
Orand Jury wan whetluir th• museum was • place for
publle isotructioo, or, as alleged in the indictment,
established for immoral purposes. With regard to the
latter they would hare to consider whether or not time
wal mffloWnt Prima foci. evidence to estehlish the
charge of perjury ; if not they would throw out the
bill.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

JIBBILY.

Nor= Laluistrias- --P-ei;Posex..• —4l the sitting
of lb. Jersey Stetsons Friday, Dearly Vickery brought
forward a nibs, amid proposition fee &alai with the
greet detail of the Kama& tram Beak,
whisk his lately perms* sad which has
emend the trade of the bind be beams thoroughly
awaited, sllllammenial reentalies of the Island to
be endangered, sod hundreds of families to be Moo-
lately rubbed. The dads masa the Bask is
£300,000. In an eloquent mesas Mr. Palmy proposed
that the Sates should pm an esseptlmal as for the
drawing of a large lottery, to alleviate the eufferlup of
those families now ruined through the arida. lie Pro-
posed tad there shooll be 300,000 tickets hosed at El
rob, by shareholders ia lb* raised Beak, and that
the amount of prim should be £70,000,t0 be subseribed
by the shareholders The passe to vary from £15,000
to Li. The proposal was lodged es pre*, and will
Dome on for dissuasion at an early lit..
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

LE.TtioT

HEAP% DRY CLOSET SYSTEM.
WHO IS HEAP? Wby, the greet Dry Sanitary
Ea ,le Inventor and Kanrdswenror of the
PctVrNIT fi
EARTH. CHARCOAL and ASHES
CLOSETS, also COMMODE for BEDROOMS, he.
He has been awarded SIX SPECIAL SILVER
MEDALS at the prised's'', Agrisnlsnral shows of 1870
and HAI for the supersoritf of his Dry Closets.
If you weal. a good, strong end elective sepa-
rates fee lung in existing closets, Mr. Hut
fertdebee than it 22.. 6d. to 30.. each *emulate, and
the PORTABLE COMMODES from LI upwards, which
era such an excellent substitute for watereloests that
occupant' of houses unprovided with this essential
comfort ought at once to apply 4th.
MANUFACTORY, 1, CITY ROAD, MANCHESTER.
N. 11.—Speeresns oe view at Reim. Lsswszaairs
sod James, 13, Osetlreleset, Mae/
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

MAjorlly
At the close of the poll the malt was—
For tbe retoluttoe 313
For the amendment as

Majenty

The proomdings iron; orderly up to the elos;,. when
there was a little wordy warfare but as we have no
Utmost in perpetrating strife, let the matter die.
Portlenders may, we think, congratulate themselves
Upon the opportunity of atageiring an acre of and from
the Government for /1100, and now let pesos and unity
in the Island be restored. The interests of Port Linden
will not be ormaalted by toadyism to the whining party
and insult to those who made an effort for what they
oonsidmed a principle ; nor on the other hand will thy
goat be gained by following up an honest defeat by
faetlous oppoeition in dotal!. We hope to me • good
burial-ground, and one beautified by those shrub, and
trees, the leek of shish is so great • delicienoy In Port.
land emery. Great 'are, however, will be neeemary
in protecting the shrubs in the *order stages of their
growth, or dlsappolntniait will oerteinly follow the
attempt to plant thai. In so exposed a oleos. To this
end the gentlemen who plant the plum will do worn to
eesoire into the way in which Penneylvaela Castle and
grounds were befautided, Mid smother an encircling the
say of sycamores will not be of servioe in obelterieg the
plants within. Now that the besotted' of the °berths
are diminishing fast, lor perhaps are altogether gone,
It le the more noomeary that the lone banal-ground at
Reforms &paid have the greatest core.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

BLANDIPORD.

LOCAL Boum Einem— riti:::Fite—el'estion of the Local
Board for tbe Blandford Distriok for Übe purpee. ol
filling the vacancies caused 1:4 tho al of tho
terra of oflloo of ths fire retiring MIND ben, is 6 cod for
the 17th Ind. There are Ai nominations, end the
eloctioe ill likely to be a onatasted one.

8Y MONDB BURY,
Duni or ML .10/111 Port. —This faithful British
yeoman has gime to his lad ling rest I Gifted with
ability biped the ordinary share allotted to farmen of
his day, be was neap reedy to advise and assist his
brother igoloultariet. Is tbe West of Donal hi has
for moms years peel hem looked on as 'lb. father" of
the arrieultural indirect hers. The Melplsish
has lost its warmest sad most streaseas supporter.
Dunn the 257.0,, of its existenee Mr. Pope regularly
attended Ito 0•14141 ;o all cousious he had maw-
thing to say of ireportmes, and he was always heard
with profound respect. Par many years Mr. Pope took
an active port in the polities of hie money. and it was
he suggested Mr. John Moyer Mould to • repression's.
What will the mann oWkotion dinsers be within,
the friendly smiles and frank remarks of ilr. Pop,?
Who will now be Um iwooidiag churchwarden ? Clergy
sod laity will alike feeltb.ylime lost • damn and
tried friend, sad the of train lb. the Rester to the humblest oettager—will fon •
regret far win two this alif mea-pari•kiaart owl
Wi DOW& heard ea 'skied impalas friss
hinirC4. sad Dever beard sas woos speak 111
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

FAILURE TO OBTAIN A °OVER:HUNT
LOAN FOR WZYNOUTH.

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We aro Tory sorry, in tho rimer of tits ratopaysra,
to find that ths idea of obtaining the money for th•
Great Drain:ago Works from Use Government ski lower
rats of intermit than from the bursar °filo* whirs
It was trot borrowed, has utterly felled. Kr. H. Edwards,
M.P., kindly sorrapaard th• Mayor (Kr. J.
Roberloos), sod Mr. Alderman Howard, as lb* depute.
lion from tho Weymouth Local Board to the ofilos as
Loudon, sad urged Mu oars of Ur Booed with all th•
argnmonts that raid he commandr, in ordorto tarns
tho Publi• Works Loin Oosunonses to grant sr
lien; but without offer. Tlis answer of the Omsk-
&loners wee I rams', on Mr ground that ths Lori
Bard bar ths money already in band. This 4 a vary
lama rionolosiou, Kier the Lral Government Board
haws advised lb. Oommirinton to advance ths 010011/7,
sad shows Mist lb. " Parmbsirs BEV glowing
Commisdonors to advents mossy provided It sr be
dons without low to H.M. Treasury, is rather • broksa
flied aim whleh to wort Probably UM foot is, thr with
the protest rats for mousy, landing at 3i per oar.
would cease a loss. Than ars two oossolatioas for tho
ratepayers: they it. in an equally good position is
before it yam proposed to rift the loin, sod owing to
the contrasts ring token Wore the wages' pan* try
are roar hiss szparive-som• say 25 pm rat. Ism than
they would bar been had Ibay been delayed for Shim
isu fares of • Government loan.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

WYKI REGIS.

PLUM AOOOl7lllll. —AA • vestry meeting of this
I parish on Thursday a/ ternooa last, A* waywardea's
amounts were produced in the form of sandry swaps of
paw tied op la a pocket handkerehief, and this woy.
wards. relied to predates the ratehook 1 This was is
the promos of the Rev. H. C. Pigott, shainnot, Capt.
Prot.:re sad Yr. J. Talbot, Col. ftwaileld, Yr. P.
Hooper, and a number of puishicisan. The Highway
I Board had Galled for £126, sad ElO6 luot been pa/4
Tim rate. said the Beggar, ought to prodnoe £Bl5. 101.;
bat roily £6l 16i. Si. had bees obtained.-111r. P.
Hooper thought lb* defaulters should be ootapvlied to
pay. On this It was retorted that Yr. Hoopoe himself
would than les wummoted ; but that giutlecnas stated
that ha objestad biome* no ves' had bees edlod to
approve Me rats, sad the rateboA was oat shows. Yr.
Easping Mated that tha rats shoald produced £B4;
but lbs waywarden could not make more than f:81. Tb•
vestry refused to pest the waywardmis amounts tII
tine ratehoek should be modem& sad decided that in
future a vestry shall b. call= Wore a rats Is mad..
Another wayward= (Mr. E. Knight) was sleeted, on
lbs mottoc• of Kr. O. Edwards, seasuded by Kr. C..
Talbot, and the sew wayward's obese Yr. C. Boasell
as his oollector.—The auk's= contrasted the 'spines
of tha Highway rate tor Wyke with that of souse Giber
parishes la the (Sorbet. It has boas esaimated that Ma
oast la Wyk. is seerly double that of tha ammo of
eight parish's nearest la extent of highway, and the
waywardau was urged to Mks Ma trouble te see late
this matter, sad wads= eau&
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

TYRONE ELECTION.

Polio. reinforoenteuts were drafted into Tyrone for
preserving pesos during the election to-d.y. 8411 oast-
dictates ham been very settee, and • aloes senteet Ii
metal°. The utmost intemet is toutifooted. Crowds
of electors arrive hourly: The promedinp tinder the
ballot are nemesarily quiet. Polling la rapidly pro-
gressing. The system of voting seems to to generally
well understood ; but one voter went to the telegraph
ofboe and tsklog • =siege form wanted to snake his
mark on It ! The malt of the poll will not to known
till to-morrow. At four o'olook the mithusisam In
regard to tato eloetlon wee In no ways abated. Both
readidnese (Yr. Oorry and Mr. illacertney) call them
'elves Coaserystlvos, and aro posted with prolonged
obeerinwirgalrhorever they appear. The poll hag closed
at C It la said UssarMey there has 12 votes to
l&cry a ens; and Mr. Ilsoartney signilled from his
halal window In Omagh that he had fire votee to
Corrjs one. He was unsbl• to mai • speech in
sioneeptenft of the toles. The poll closed at eve
o'clock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-04-08

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early, fer they would lad hn asia
after life. With that esd peretverance ' ra-
dar they might atter to soy volition. I.d
mho was ascot his hese only • few years •11,0.01111
M.W • shipping I, dolor beaters to tbit amount
ed many thousand' • year, driving his erilage, and
hawing a houas at Hisest.h. When be (the *prim)
was in London there was a boo under him in a
Iffen who is now the membar of Parliament for Stock-
port. He told them these things for their encourage-
ment, and to induce them to prevent. Lit them
take etre whim they left the tabool to take • high
moral character with the.; do n,thing wrong; ttll
se lies; be honest In everyttilag ; be peer wring and
industrious Harrah life. ,o meting, and whit Hot'.
biasing, there was no meson why eons of them should
not grow op to be wealthy meroSanta, and Grapy high
princes— (applause). The toast ha halt' propose woe
the health of a gentleman who had taken great interest
Ir. them that evening—he had nary things to do
besides, yet he attended that meeting to enoeursge
them In those things which were for their good. He
U474the health of their worthy sad regarded
lifilattoo).
Choir: 'Canadian Boat Song"
The MATOR returned thanks. It was not the first
thee he had had the pleasure of attending their annual
mapper; and he hoDed be :night be present on many
fitters oeraionn He trusted they would aorPt tint
good advice offered by Mr. Stasis, and that hereafter
boys who bad gained their edration at Dorchester
Night School might attain to positions of emictute•—•
(applause).
The Roam said an many of the bee. were of •
musical turn, whir be judged from the difiloalty there
wasat Mom in vierosaing their whistling, he was sure
they would like to thank Mr. Robinson end the choir,
who this yew, as is the preceding ones, bad kindly
entertained them with musie—(applausa). They morn
wery mach obliged to them, and had greatly rjoyed
their perforsoreas—ilapplasse). -
Choir: "The linlstesr'h good night."
It was now jut after ten o'clock, and the Ramon
having addressed to the boys • few parting words, the
happy party separated