The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-01-19 00:00:00

4:1H11211:1N8THIE.
AcCiurir.—A num named Itisigs, in the employ Of Mr.
Punning, accidentally fell from a rick on Monday, and
has since been under treatment at the Dorset County
Hospital.

IkogiCRATIO,I op Mg ASYLUM MORITLItt- CRAMP--
AS time Tells along, changes varied anal great happen;
men come and go; Scenes bright anal happy rise and
quickly vanish away. We cannot help being remindesl
thet although there Is very much in this life to be deeply
thankful for, yet there is also abundant reason to tarn
oft-times from the present, anal look to that future which
Is and ought tube the great and glorious anticipation of
every true Chri.tian. Many and serious base been the
scenes which we have witnessed in ibis parish during the
pa.% le or to years. The New County Asylum was built
about this tivae—a large and extensive stnieture neialale
of holding nearly MO persons. t4inoe then various nalali-
Cons thereto rendered necessary in duly carrying out the
daily increasing wants of the county—cottagem for atten-
dants, bath rooms, engine house, baililfs h0ne......
and now we have to record the opening at &Cemetery and
Mortuary Chapel on Tuesday bast. which WWI duly eon.e-
crated by the Lord fishop of the Dicomase in the presence
of a goodly oompauy of (needs who evialently were deeply
interested in the. cennuouy. flail public notice !Wet, given
of the almve, doubtless a touch JAM'S 11110160 WOlll.l have
crone, lautit was considend be.t that the proces.lingsshinilal
be carried out AA uietly a. the f onus of the law would ad a u t.
' The RA* arrival at the station at half-past 12, where
he was inct by the chairman of the committna ef vi.itors
(Mr. Floyer, M.P.), mad in his carriage was alrit en to the
Asylum, accompanied lay the Vim. Analtalesoota Sanctuary,
the Rend Deau Itaginald said his lonlshlids
Secretary. After luach at the Asyl 11111 l the proressiett to
, the cemetery was focused, preceded by the chairman nod
tee of the vnitors (Mr.:Sheridan aml Mr. Middleton) sod
the Medical Superintendent. At the entrance tea the
cemetery the ellairman (Mr. ',toyer) present.' the Pet itior
I for aelaneatioa to the hi-ahoy, Immediately his lordship
Lek hi. place at the head. anal eounnenosel realist: the
. Pastime Maud I L., taken 1.1,111 the lipmesnia fonts, these
f.illowing the lii.l,aap reading the Alternate renew. This
wa.m truly • pretty end Interesting sight, and yet one of
deep solemnity. Immediately following the lli.hop
were the elsmoy above named, the Rev. W. Barnes, s
of the parish. Rev. It, C. Waken, anal the 431aplain if the
j Asylum : then came the elsilors, anal a large namiler of
I the olfwers and servants, anal patients; indeed the Ili shop
sem nearly la the chapel before the end ad the prees,rion
. had got half round Wu gr.mnd. The chapel it-elf,
i &Aloud lay the County Surveyor (Mr. Fletcher), and built
, by Mr. Males, of Charminsbar, is particularly na.at, sub-
' stantial, and will built, paved with Minton's tiles, said
. pre, ideal with table, •leak, chairs, asnats, ske. It was
• quiekly tilled by a most attentive audismee. The nishop
then commenced the service which only basted a few
tes. After that the 1.. gal form was eanied mit, anal
. the decal staled by his lordship, who then preammea,l she
bleueing, afterwards returning to the Asylum with his
officials, the whole conaegation following. Some
regret we. expressed that the Bishop did net give
a lattle eddies., on "a intere.ting anal amleuin an
which, no deulat o , wukl have been listened be
with the same deep devout attention 111.4 the other service,
and would have been highly appreciated by all. We know
the Bishopliad another tenseerationen the nest day, with%
would be, probably, far more irksome anal trying, anal, not
being In strong health, it was wiig pot to ovortax his
strength. We cannot help obserrieg the neatness and
order in which the cemetory ground was, and feel assured,
from what we have heard, that the .111110 care anal atten-
tion will always be paid to It. Nothing can he, more pain-
ful and alistreeling to any thoughtful reflective penusn
than to see the chunlayenl left in a slovenly, dirty, anal
a careless wanner; and few things are so plemingand cheer-
fel, even in the sad momenta when a burial is taking place,
than to set the whole surroundings neat, clean, anal well
cared for, showing a Christian regard ausl respect for those
who are about to be hail in their last resting place, AS well
as for the friends and relations who will, from time to
time, rather enjoy, as it were, a visit to 'Goal's are, anal,
whilst mining over times fled and gone fcr ever, will
lovingly think of friend. who are only "gone before."

To make phonar uraneements eith medical officers for neil of cuwiderabla and then, when they e.- peeved
Ittending the (maks of blveinn: meridiem at • gin) faithful, giving them ouch etuployuteut during the waster
sum per eneurn:-(sech rum to be mad by the member). that they would never lode a day'a work, but ret good
And general, to cassider ad tarry out ail far as ;wombed° srages, and br eirrying out the agreement faithfully and
.y mantles celcuLded to promote the wellbeing of the lileirany t, the end of the term. In that way he thought
iihourer. each one coald promote a good undersundine as well as by
The Society would sot interfere with contracts between any system of combination antoartnenior mautjuncton
employers and Mbomou but if disputes atom he sug- with their labourers. He agreed that it was dewed& to
Wit tbt-leUttril tit the arid* ethileased of discoute steam, and luck-outs, and that most of those
urn1:118 and labourer, in tninn2 Ot•Puttous abouht he fa who uderested themselves in them hal done so from
tribunal to tattle it anicably, with the consent of bOth political motives-it wax a revisal of Chartism in • more
parties, or to call in an independent arbitrator. U. peaceable form than of .4d. Hue such • combination
however.. thole might he di/health' in fortaing inch • could hardly be coped with by such very mild means u
Council, it would perhaps be better for the bushier; of Mr. Roberts suggested. The labour difficulty, it had been
the society to be entrueted4V a committee, who, U they said, wo& not over: bat it mu over till lade revived to
thought It any use* try' an mettle s diapute, should pit such se extent that the deemed for labour induced tom to
forth efforts to that gad.
.e WU sure all of them would hare agricultural pursuits to go to the north of England,
agree him that • ineeellinin of strikes and leek-ore to Wales, or abroad. At present be summed there were
would be most prebend* became scarcely • mouth none of them but had one or more wen returned trots
could pas without the regular agricultural operistions Wake or eisewhmet because work and wages had there
Witte carried out Fathers had just begun to experience gone back, now working for them at a slight edvaace on
Te an t; d look-ou and it was highly important that the old e agee. He had employed MM O men this winter
er ishiluld eadeattew to avoid them. In the declaration than ever fief or, and had timer had as many applications
of membership he put it that In cam of dinette au ferreemiegment, In speaking of mweinr. -they wore
endeavourshould be wade to tattle it by arbitration. y regarded as all alike, but se employers they
The second object of the safety woo to sus* the labourer anew that was not the caee. Some wore goal-principled
in his old age. He greatly deplored the fate of the old hawse men, whom they would rather trust than three-
deserving Labouzer-be rust came to the workhouse or parts of the men engaged in the inerchandim of the
have the alternative Cl thl. • week and a loaf. And that country, while others were badpriaelpled and not worthy
teed continue miler emu° one Wade him &helping hand of the ragged clothes in which they rood. A few days
If they looked at his circumstances and his Income, that ago he heard of one man jeering at his follows because he
would see that it was next to impossible for hith to make was doing what he mimed • the tat-worksend.. at day
provision far WA old ere; sad be (the speaker) did not work-he was going too fast for him. What wait such •
think more wages could he obtained out of the land. man as that grueihkr worth to his employer, and to hie
There were Government annuities to he purchased, and fellesrdabourerf Of course labour was paid according to
that was one of the mateetlehe he._offiered-_,The Perifient its reed* U certain work produced good results there
showed him • report. a see +arra krainnir ni.ing, woe an Increased demand for it, and therefore the bad or
which, It seemed, provaded old-age pay, but the centribus bile labourer was the greatereanny to the prod labourer,
Sena of sera ef middle age would be no large that he became employers oonid only average multi' and pay
could not mese them. A maa at 40 to secure Is. fid. • amardiedy. If ally 9a lid. were produced, they could
week, not to commence till 70, would have to Per Ike • net pay mare; but if kr. td. waders would be glad to pay
=rely Bd. awash; and dbe belonged to dek elell le proportion. Mewing thaw two ions of labourers. how
there would be an 'additions' la • month. Tel was it pomade to feel dike toward. . The ma, they
paying that Is. • month be would only mum la Id a most try to make it worth s while to stay
weak when TO years of age: and he lestralll ear. Why with ' them, by making his Om comfortable
pr.
should die pay it and sawn the walk t He *eight, iu every way they could; the other they meld ceily an. , WAMIAM.,
however., that la* Pew Lit° ' Beard nerd rendre !Mar' ploy from day M day at as low • pries as pomade and get I OW Paorth's Taut. -On account of the severity of
still further thaa it isat patient, and that, therefore the se meek ota of him se they eouM•, and if try sad bye A ' the weather the old people of thil place were unable t°
making of other .O.r..rtsitu was imP•rlaat- Us tullet err II could Indus hun sad all hie deed tog, t* Minnesota enjoy there treat on New Year's day, but on It aineeday
• of Ode extel Ward Moduellete_ild eitTanee or elaewhere it might be said of them ai U. had been et (old Chrletems-day) they lied substantial proof that they
P Aelsendeace of Ur labourer. Ine rose ir was , kthere-•They left their crenate tatheie counter's guar i were not forgotten 'through the kindness of Mrs. W.
inarlded No lb. Had br all artit"ta, and be --(hiushter). Tenting to the riflery objects Mr. I ekveket about ble parade all over fe yurs of age, sat
believed it world be at last ounanat ea them, other Rower., proposed, he wrntiohed the formation of a kind , down to an excellent tea, provided in the ll ealeYall sebool
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persons having the affirmative of " the House." At wirally society, of which he woul.,l,4Lreaf ter stank' ' room, which Wa.i very ta.o.olllg ilitior44.4 fur the 0,..x*19n.
Vtellout whit.. th"2.47_o_if, tb=rbuale,c
_ht. Ich net, ' d ealalffishmeeld a registratien Mr dm was, ' After doing ample justice to e provisions. the Lucating
anlieleots mime" •••••• "e ta tr. • t 0( already due in • more convenient way by the cheapneate• ! was cresucenial by the choir "teeing a rem' entitled
the project, Pat lbe Warr -YAWN& 'abjurer ' their pewees by means of an alvettiathent in -which en em. "Swart brew of prune" A @hart palm was read by
obi age, wag constantly be_for taw"- -kr aorekr, Oro .plwer wanting. Intruanwa of &Alien weekend snake the the Rev. W. Deusluaii, and the Ito'.-. I. 11. tadman•trum°
weed to art " oral la re laurtar "f f`.ternhoh. lit mine town over a wide area, and get his trouts' supplied. I ',mew. Mr. W. (hooker then took the chair, and an the
annuities, aud t• ell 11 to Stake He ()In **rug .40..14,4Ptt0'l tie) Providing of allots , coma of Itie remark's corts-ratulated so many on being
ren tir aurri,..andllratetir.pli. ii A hone. amnia palliate the fanner Wit ahead/ tie this county, the r ineend, then; being nearly is. who were with thew lad
' . th. air, word ow- HO 'heltellhd mead.= allowed as nrc.h load as they entld well calk. >ear, but many hal die,l and others were ill with colds.
there was a mat amount of real seurathe lUD yam ta their gam time. Again, Ito mautional 'making , Thu hymn, "Sweeping through the gates," being ,idag.
Woe labourer felt In um.. and thin man, loa,lol arnar7t. with trAe4111:11; and he thought it well Mr. erucker, ant., of Dorchester, Wen gave an earliest
mm wend contribute handsomely ali Mei (sea ' ' gime of conaideration whether farmers in villas:se far sadism as an okl man who knew the virtue Cl religion for
A. for tar, karts he had DO doubt thee. 10 ere sif ens could not for the good of their labour's.. , nearly rii years, tuel uroal Ili, old (needs to seek Its fell.
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'Oath warn' IY, but SS SP"".'tf.an" to MM. areeelte with Ore rathectsble tradettnad to send weekly ' "mak The choir sang 'The gate ajar for me." The Rea.
him front the header manes it the Poordaw or Yter he a raj routaleing the nocebeeariel laimmer„ minim -re. i 3. It Cadman followed, relating • telling ane ,lute of a
fanners blui
b ;to PAY Weft of the ratea), be thought then' quirdt eihich they coal punitive at Leah prices, et la to lady who Via., led to the Saviour through the ~:ngiug of
ire
mil . reedy W °°Dtributn. no .°'6AY Iht tia asitigiati the evil of tiii 'sheerer se a small purchaser that beautiful twine ; and founded his suleoluent rewark3
eoirieettreiti grant pert.= after the gouger ilk al having i,, en, in the deerset utarket, upaially ae it was ;on the hist " Itedeening the mos" The next piece bum:
nits
*gturd Ihnevoleut Inglitution. Those %litre 0
at-abiatta a tat,
aacittl.
and he thawat it
at d
Lid teri,azattrutst
con;iathuiri...artdhatot ftith.4chonliYhylfrulettileau
~I.iuenlitriA , .1.14...' 4
.ha"JuiefilttLita
n:C.Are.zar. Ihrgini,g,th-cetlifrienby:u
iThy eth,,liercv..
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end to promote stoma relatiou between the (armee had y had done aa mutate:el as good in ontisamence of the I trance of the inaby mercies they hal received to give
Libor ers lur (=berth the latter. It. «Mon MOM =enure' lads on which Mildly verefonnefell, ife believed , their hearts to Jmus He sated that he had never leve
tiey, twine tad LY committees in the neighbour._ this subjeet could only he sucreashthy 'toped with 'to a mean,- of the Ir,,ind before, aud had 1.0'61114 it would
boo& without thing lffietatedee bee cer oath*, blown- le favernment ; and he hoped yet to see the time ,he fulloweeby good bein • dine. "Safe in the anus of
Ile thought • Ptatti.aw t ni'm would be abtht • bolt vA.sh, under Greerunwnt auspice',, them might i.e a Jesus" woo neat ems. )(ma. Selby an! Mordents slehe
area fai. e ;moiety. es e would disbibete eopiu of e pros- frieeilly society establisbat which should 11 .1 • briefly ; lso Mr. Sewer, all., who. design very feeble,
wet,. he had ouoted, and if they thought the ach,e,,,, a ~,, ...--- by its soundness aml the libudity of its Li: 1 being over sii yore of aiw, earnestly exhorted his old
good me, at any thee they could adopt it. He wit, ; theissasimmin it. i fneads, •of whom be hal known all their liva, to
dianienated in the matter, and only desired to de Arr. tV, °WICK wished to say he hal far mewed pan Roe& bA t-°lscsveU. After • vote of thanks I. Mr. and
labourer good, and establish sound. relations betheen
taken ea native', In friffibitr moieties, and was a n •lewe Mrs. CruCkDf', the tea makers and the choir, the hymn
. farmers and habourera
of that 'mat society Use illanchmter Unity .4 Odilf:11. a he:Metes "'bleb of merry' was dm; tool the Rev. J.
' 11111.1.isasmaNiavitad Camillo's. ,
r hich 1r..: enlY ereerldirecyti=gn eioknms and 'baths, . Iku`luun r''nritnied by IMO!' tin 4 vet' Pr"titlhin ".1
in•
In =seer to Mr. Lush, the lec.urer add
. eit makes& provision far It= stet itatedlT oldage. ' Wresting tinseling. On leavin..: We old people were pre.
Lot established, it vas 'only a suggeetionVrtltles
ss, The 'vacate twO reareirsletent 4101 toctitel out th r,..1 ' sented with au crease and a Conk having un it • suitable
" '•."1"11Y ' .44 t° 6 h6dilur alunntin'• be Pruln.4d ""e ',milieu U which het. , and tale Ste boa fie u -- tott and LI date of the ten. Among thow who made
adoption of the Generntilint tables. ,of bevies , - and the
math
Mr. Lore n 0,.! • thrum might take advantaged them its sted liabilities 1 dual by a, hate as, actuary. i tes were-M* Randall. Mrs. Cahalan, Mrs. Mardiallsay,
by adscribing at the Pustotlice.
aad, blinding. deheleney of co.- 1.11111, ai ster • , at once: , lie's, task, dre, W. (Mocker. Mrs. Sennett. yr.,. Mon.
took stole to remedy the evil, and two etr learn I kith, Mrs. Kern, Mr, - Marc, and Mrs. Spicer. Mir
Mc Roman °all Yr there was the P"'"itici 14/4141 would find them with a sondes. He might sa . low,, or Strawsuu presided at the hernelnitue.
the thorn li• tbtne i'lnutin" tbnin Floe w`ie'Y "n 4 that the valuation showed that the Poole thstriet to wMe I
i.
ads ante deillA this. and when Stu" ili""Led • diaPosiffil , Dotnewtee wiweed, had a Wiext Pitt:. Sieseething like
to lade himself, ffilo Al•rmat
ill mutageicultural Lateens:lW year yeined the
been
.0-rix::::,,,i„,„,,'r .Tethfe. adbni.e...eaw%ed le'l t"
aen:ae err
therea - IM).11 of Hope be1,,,,e in rkirelwater ; aud he L.1.,1 that
those plasm/ would ell'eurodis in "MT Povdble
nilght be eureeffiling 'lane U. at Ill• labourers lib" those
nice to joie this or any 'otbet. raiety that is bdni
would net east the tenven, ram madt. ile thught in smirked en a wend and thin taxis. (hie Le the clauses
le=vase* What thee* was nut rah it r 4,,,,k.. tbey,..OL.Aimialed pt-ably Iffichthed Bill abrolt to be brought
dogroblr by brinnfuntl n Vilt.ndll . Y' '-b f •• Ih• .old • session into compel
late Veer. es taker great Interest in Friendly leties, "tn4t. t'* c zn- a valuation of
every
.friendly emiftet.baterlet.
a., ii_.,a euthohed every five
-and be asou them end t-entlemen in the position of
ars Weser emt",...„.. tkortaeg",,-temninniianbY itn"ahatmtingha CTiar•r; linstlrunur society. whatha i_oelezt,vo.iLl'.,',.,,in "u 4
=weariry lannoe.- e - - laiattatra -_, --I_.s_..--.,,_- -,..- ratua the' working man. ireovEraastp:thape for years leen
nlly
of no;Horat a tire a halt t• °-''.* 'S., .7'......." filling tower& it. Ile took intere)&' tl ttfr
in le Dia
tt= t epArl:a a }TACT' tan hyjningrateera'h; "."`
,as it instilled provident bal) 'kr the o a" ed, A
....I.q. many families with esu4 Were mar to "ow" Ill'gbant Mila
Wombat' •
or mons gaol:Man their neighboam weremst half my W.. It Origh ,ald the Irke-ebeinnea had teethed a,..„..,
a beau** they hal net contracted previdept hellts,lnd 1 ablaut "eery point that be had jotted d„a he. ma.aae7.:
eimmiraiUng thrift watt an excellent way of helping them. ; * Mud to the labour dffieulte Mr. Milner bad rightlr
Souls, however, oho did try to help thrum eadal I egeinatied it Id mytheat Urn he novegned Sr supply and
tlin,wsh ale:idea or 'Weaned circumstaects, and IMF / thisamd. if there was a 419 .thanead .aliacritical time
&tarred the help dtheir Imre fortunate fellow-creatural. 1 they mist esueet to leer 3,....et +NKr._ pi tie demand
The benefit societies' ad the "nib./ on oh Isanalria rt.' absk Yttdie 4, u. 7 eg 't ' ureri were
service, The fostered a helpful spul of
tagettep-m i, seek foe 'ea - were P , ea ~ end that
their members. elubied u.orltine tom, to Ole theiti l'
awtmeadttra'algrird talVid , at Inlitttarges
,av„„, in, inekneee Ann althaSOD. indeed et ne , . had
Aiwa of lioardiana eed the' saved =ges I tosin rid eesigalrf lailerrehe .
Ceaddered In it
economical only Lot the latter, but he (Mr, thisr th=aall=rldwas
tritnPnYnea Cl support Is towns seek atietith tth f after of lIIMI lead talus •
ona.and be thought the Alum need =atajoriiitgra wapatiaa. Apo NI al posi had
n• big beard many inataaceinat . . ata slowin4 tom-.

STrNSFORD.
ficavirri BALL—The annual servants' ball at Stinsford
House, the seat of Mr. IL Williams,_ who generously
defrays all expense.., way given on Tuesday (welling.
Dancing commenced at 7.30 by Mr. Wilson and 31bs
Dates, the housekeeper. leading off, and was continued
tin 11.:10, when all adjourned for supper. This being over
like dims-tug was resuuusl and continued till the tree small
hours when all separated, the friends leaving for their
respective homes, anti the servants retiring to rust. About
3tl were present. During the evening some capital wags,
Week er, were sun&
°ERNE ABBAS.

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Duitino the past week prayer meetings have been held
every night in the National and &MA Schoolrooms, in
connection with the Evanimlical Alliance. A correspondent
satirically commenta on the disunion indicated by the
Church poop's:, and Methodist, having their meetings at
the National wheel room, while the Independents met
elsewhere; but, probably, the publication of his letter
ruuld out mend matters.

Tut Premier left CrieLel, ;here Tei has been the guest
of Our popular member (11r. Gerard Start), on Monday
ItlorillEM, for the metropolis.
Tug RAILWAY DINNIOL —hi consequence of the death
of Kra Tapper, which sad event tookplace on Wednesday
morning. the dinner of the railway caplet/4 will not take
Place. wed the " return " dinner will also neessmarily be
deferred.

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