The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-23 00:00:00

Local anti District Ada.

lloAttreeas' FUNIMmL.-0a Tuesday last awe eon-
signed to tbstr lost reeling plias, the remains of Cherlac
youngert eon of Mr. Thanss TernSall. Deo-eased had
hell • Merritt, el poart " Progri es," A. 0 F., about dye-
sod a•balf and althog,;ll so young • nvenhari
many of the, bre threu t,stillod their respect by attending
the funeral. Dero•sed wee on epprentlce in *az office,
end the while of the ompleilds aim attended-
Tit WareligtiMU Fit.cit. —The distin abated rewrote
which hes ritetoled the • ahlbitt n of syschnens of tbes
Well'reethh. nook of Mr. T. Chepmr.. Emendate at
ibis semon'• At tkotneil S Vet r's n',o4. mod
Senn net, is altogether it .proercienba Exhibited at
fifteen chows, In two eatiodee. and eompiting with
Rumex Down, lisimpehlre Dawn, and flora sheep, C.
Chapman :thunders has bee sererded no low than 15
The lest of the shows
lint pelvis la 'Lk other,.
(Etutoo) eras held on Thursday. when the Watergate:lb'
sheep oompeterl In an open Down
,class, and wee•
ilwar.ied lit prim .4 .42 for fist rim. .rd of rt. ditto;
lit £2,cfillv,rtomt let, Ed, owes, hod. £llO., slitter.
girginspritor RUT FaTiL COURSING.—On Tues-
day last Mt J. it. Tat Tor w• le out In Fordeugtee
just node: M.O. Va,le, with two grey Lonna. anl on
Med in Ito of Mr ma,. I sod D. Taylor.
when • bore 1.11 stetted wh.cli made for the crud
fused e,
by op. of 0, ...one, ..nd that mom nt another
hare we. ..en. which wee fo lowed by the other hound,
both rilonhg In an opitsflte direction. one eolvg towards
Wootton and the other to 11..ig till. Neither of the
doge ki'lrd their Mere, bet both ran to • stanclitlll, one
of them dylcg on the spot and the other was with
difficulty got home. 1111th doge were In excellent 0311.
Aitken, aol pdfeely It for melting, and " Hungry
Bob." the flog V at dkil, was tine winner of the IPA.
field Stakes in 1572. god was sold at Aldridge:4, St.
Martin's Lone, for t •ti gtitho elk
COI • NIT Illierrr Sitastoso. 'imtarday.—Before Mr 11. Williams
(chainumil. Mr. 4: Warm. An ,1 sir. II Churchill.
Jot oi CAneei, an old. rly man In the emplo) of Mr. Chapman
Saunders, who mei bre; At the last court for ken in: Lassen ice,
had not returnel. but liii promised Mr. Pound,* that be
would go trek, under circumstances 11r. Saunters now
only askol that h, steed i to told he would ts. puM..lied if he
nit keep his word. The r.iao mid it was all own,: 1.. 'tb.
loollshorts of haling.. Toad to. loostit,and to motet inito
rec.:Jim:mem iii itOr up wh. 0 initial on. Mr Syln‘nds, Timm
o...ltrii if isetliorier, 31.1•731,•1 for the complainant
Jibe Gono. yrner of the nail cart bitten. Pridport and
Dorthed. r, was littalenontal tor cruelty to • horse lir Weston
defended.
P.C. Ellord mil on Wednesday, tOtli Uwe, ab. et 3.30
In oinsoimilet Instr.-Gout from his Sept., he irtopmal the
Mail cart going to thaltiort, driven by Frederick Tuck. Ile
found the hons's shoulders were hi a had state from miundi,
Slid hone and trap leak to leortileeter, and then further
exemined the horse. On the mar shoulder was • now place
about I inch,. long there wee blood oti the collar where It
bad rubbed against the weund. On the off shoulder another
wet into about m Lam tong: the oilier had been ndibing that
Them wine dry aue on the near shoulder, untouched by the
collar. on the back was another sore, coming In contact with
the strap that was about half Ail.illell wide. The hon.. nag
also s-ore lanse on the off hoot leg, and in very poor condition.
When he mopped the cart, Tuck told him he could not help it
he was told to ache the hone, ant was forix.l to do It Ile
said the hone belonged to the landlord of the Lion Hotel, Lyme
illictimexamined t It would he dark when the. cart loft Itrkl-
port, end all (ho way. Led the horse and cart with the tuella
Lick to the piet-ollier. Could 0.4 loave then, on the road.
Supt. Hare saint the home was hmught to the station, sail be
corroboratod the omstabiCs description. He set Lfforn to
watch bemuse he hail 0n,,,. the horse working before.
Yr. Weston lint &Instant mid the driver knew nothing of
the state ol the hone, se It wee dark shen be Martel to and
Ire . Ile no not the hoe...keeper, and hail not time to
eiginine the mate of the horse. As to the imner, be lived et
Lyme, mil had not sem the horse for two months. It was
suite • surprise to him, and be very much regretted it.
Mr. Williams: What security hare We the bone will now be
taken cans of I
Mr. Welton : Mow his attention IA WWI to the matter be
Will have en inspection made
Mr. William. said he my, the horse, and wm very sorry he
did. The aounds showed the horse had been in • bad state as
in wounds for el.Me thee, led Wee miserably poor. HO should
say the wounds arose to WOW extent from Its poor monition
It had dttlkulty in moving from one sale the Mall to the other
when he into it; and when it was considered it had to run le
miles in that state he thought it about the worst state of
emelt) he over saw And he Mild not but think there wes
culpable neglect on the part of the owner, and that they
shoukl not to right unless they Gadd hint U.
Defendant thought it very "herd lines," and saki he supplied
plenty of cum for the bones, and had to depend on his
temente that they got it.
ler. %Talmo aeltol deferelant LI the hone woe net it bed
COndltion ; and be admitted it wet

m• summons against the driers was withdrawn.
Jaws Greenino, • hid, of Longbrody. WWI summoned for
staging • ferret belonging to Mr. liamenn, of I:barman
Rowell —Mr Symond• toted, and Mr. Howard defended.
. . .

Mar) Spites iaid she ;ma eook it Mr. damson's, and on the
oth December Om son defendant go to the ferret's hone:
and bring out. ferret in his hand, .Alai he carekel away.
Thomas Bugler, camplalnant's groom, "poke to the Bus of
the ferret about the time defendant ',AM seen there The
time night, a lath, ha we 9p m he mu the ferret running
about wild it the itarien of dektulasti's father and himself.
Mr. U marl said the lal had been in Mr. fiamion's employ
about three )..are. 111P1 hi, fatb r fee a tang time. None of the
family hal b., n before magistrates thls then,so they
for. of good charm:it r. llbuggestcd the !ad took the ferret
to Ws bombe In,, ou his on ace- um in the rlek-yard. The
bther nut mother .on I bay the lot aki not epee home till
• 30, anti that he brought no fem. t then.. Ifs wird It was a
slight affair, and he aAbi, them tad to taint the 11.1 tut *be
rest of hi, lib.

71n, L Nunn= Ihdrard need nut cull trltnamen
kir. ttpumuls laid !lc Sarumn oily sallied to check web
conduct, and di I nut i•ruls Ott caw.
no lad was tubl ht was t be iium:soncl, but undue
kite circumstances lu 0, dild bole, awl cumo, Os.
. . . . . _ . . _

Per.lerick Chory!.7 or..t C u en: .runun9r.l for
pane lfr.l.ll4ll.—ih.scitlaall • ,h4l 1144 C.T.14,,
Jan., Atuty, ta• lot lit rft V a t I ter, cal lon 4un.lar,
• it., .11:1 f001111,,10l 1.4.. tlirer moo in

. .
the faro,: hrel.4 AU I i caught the two d‘fai-
dar.to The t hira man w,..rk for Mr.
Maunders of Wat...ra-ti.!,.. tleimt back to where he had seen
them, he I ,atol t nate laid, mot a ferret
Ftlautl nil. tacit ilichlan./ rone—the full venally It being
Sunda) In o.l.cdt • month's implieettnetit
Mr. lA. :nod Ald ou.oto,ood IT John ganaways,
Inbound% for !.r, ...it th.. And &num,' Act.
1 he w..rit for Mr. Masters from
gth April 13. t tokr o :::;r:vtitnnt pnaltimal, and loot Fr: Lty
week defendant told hint he ehoukl not give him the lone
wages an unto. Mr. Illa•ders told Me *de NM In his hear.
Ins. Ile 5.4,1 he should not trim the maw wakes now that
two of the tud.ed nen: der! he lt/•.:1 In attend to—(laughter).
Compktittant 11.1 e no anstetr. Wm_paid wstm up to last
liatnnl.ty wa.onlit..; lift a,;reetneot. Wm pall WWI: a month.
TM, • he had not been at • ork. lie went to Mr. Minders
on Monday !menthe.% and I, sa,l he Amid not m;.loy him at
the 1.1111: wages aide. Ltefe,lart't eon hl "I
entielee ).sti
want . lbs." Ile ainetred "No, I cart seeonting to my
agreement."
bartitla-lt complail ant bath disobged hie °niers* long
that. A in.:1111, ttVl.l afo he toil Ow:041 Ant not to
keel, the itorree Amain: abdrltt ill the rel. If, did a., and a
bone g..t a odd and die I. Ile ga.e Lim a tuontlia notice.
Ile uritod tho airrtnlnnnt wOos weLkly one.

--711;..t.-idiruanin said do. roe...went WM I yet7ll' OM, Ind
defendant era. bowel to lay Lin the sickly u. ',Treed on.
The tosit sal his ersk,s had beta etopped when be teas
bone ill.

Thu Ilan& mid h. mutt pm dim meter that agreement
artivtiwr UI or at work lIWA.. told he must employ defen..
dant, pay lum for this truck, the costa
. .

It lb. .gTnntbtipulated weekly wage., and
ph them 1..?. year.
Defendant irked I 1.. r Jolt not roamed the man to
work
from a to it.

The Bench did not Ore ads ire.
Delimditnt mid he shoal .1, that if he flayed with
John and 4 ma Morns e ere munitioned for poaching.
Jueeph deauways mid on the morning of lb. 17th Met., he
at. dekridante on Funny down, Mende holes 11th plantation.
Cikeng through • pte on the previous night he found cotton
stretched across, and broke it, but tied It again neatly. Watch-
ing the next or 'ruing John eame and felt the ootton, and said
"Conte along, Ann, m .tsar; it's .11 right; the mtton's not
been broke. an a imen by Naming on he took up •
rabbit with a wire round Ws neck, and gave it to Ann Mania
He came from his holing place. The woman hearing him mid
"Mo.'s somebody mating, Hetorgs" The man took the
rabbit from her, and mu away. He followed, and tbe male
defendant threw the rabbit in Um road When he had manly
orertaken him, defendant turned round and holding up a sull,
swore he would beat his brains out. Witmer odlared him.
Took hint Lock to the roman, •ho had • bundle. In the
bundle were bound wires and pew; for snares.
Tbe man .1•11 fined Ws and cuita, or two months' • the
Woman was suppomd to be acting under her huabiSsid's
direction

W,lioos Newberry, sergeant In the Dorset Militia, Was
summoned by 'ego hentell, Glyde-pub.hill, for an
assault There was aCr 411-ROlllOOlOl. Mr. Weirton tor
Lenten and Mr. Symonds for Newberry.
George i entail, eeddler, said be was continually annoyed at
night by buys knocking at hie door. Lea Sunday afternoon
shout • quarter to three he was annoyed in the mane way.
Oolog to the door he saw three boys running away. He
followed them on the road to Maiden Newton. Haw Newberry
St the cruse by Mr. Wellepring's house. Ile sad wlmt was the
matter. Wanom said the boys had been knocking at his door.
Newberry maid you went attar them. He went Mraight on,
and overtook • boy near the milestone. On returning he nut
Newberry about 14 yards after be left the buy. Newberry said
0 you ems ba a fool kr take notion of linys knocking at
your dour." Ile made no answer. Newberry boune.d across
Use road, and pushed him by the shoulder Into the
hedge, and then wrung up his Male, sad said " ru pant& your
—bead." Ile said Newberry, you bed better let me pass
by. I want nothing to may to you. On this defendant
him In the Hie, and then kit him on the head sod Uno‘ctell
hint down. Witness' got up, and Newberry knocked him down
wain. Hieing on his knees he mid " You can go on am long as
you like till somebody comes." Newberry said "You I
ran only ;ay for It once," and kept striking him about the
hoe. As soon as he had • chance he got up sod came en the
way to Dorcheater. Newberry followed end said "You
you are drunk." lie wee not drunk lie kcpt corning before
witness wringing up his Mat, sod saying "You -- if you're
• msn, fight" Ile never retaliated ,m defendant.
Iteexamind The boys who knocked at his door were Holt,
Masts, and Davis There were some boys ahead of Holt, and
he called to them to stop him, but they did not He over-
took Holt arid sand, "You young rascal you knocked at my
door.' it, said he did not, and lay down. Eh took bins up
by the loge, when he 'wean to ery, and then be put him down.
Wes • little incited hy running Was angry with the lads for
knocking at his cloo.r Newberry did net remonstrate with him
for his treatment .4th by. Iriel nor throw the boy into the
hedge, ever lifted a fiend against Newberry or threaten
him ertans with &munition.. The lade alwari of Holt timed and
Ise what look thee ilk lace was swollen with the blows.
George Gillingham 9.161 he was on the Maiden Newton road,
and taw Lentell catch the boy, miel, after picking him up under
his Nam, drop hint Afterwards heave New hem strike Lenten
several timer. Lenten did not return the blowy.
Crow-examined: Was Are or six yards from the men when
they ewe Phi mot recollect anything said
Mr. T. &sunders Pahl he woe on the road to Fremplon het
Sunday afternoon, and 40 or Su yank in front saw Newberry In
the centre i.f the reel, and Lentell •geinst the hedge with
three or fur boya about him, ell ade arcing towards Imo. All
at mese IP NAM NoWl. rry advance toe arils a man and gice a
sharp knock-die-Tr iloe. routl not swear it woo Lenten. It
maimed to him to be very oniekly 1•,11e, nithi r tt.trtlel
him. 1110 Y m. 102 •1..1ig 1.. 111.41-10,11tCr. no.l 1111•01,111101. As
they did so, le_ beard Newirtrry say "You must be • 1.•4
to strike • boy like that. I 5h041.1 think you Meet be half
drunk." it was eal.l bi a r•ry thrintening tone. Ile hellev.d
Lenten 0311•1 he did lior .trile• him %%Ten Lenten peeled him
1010e57 reek,' (101.1111. , 'dunces pamed try without
apesking ; ha thnulit that the laist—ttiterbilrt
Mr. Symoinia wed he let,sthelt the I:ugh would hear the
evosenunintiom before deci.line it. shit the %airman mild cer-
tainly. Proceediew Mr. Syneeels nail Mr Lent, II mauve' to
be eerag,,,t by hot. Kleine him the °anew., litiyish ameiyant,
01 DC11.14111/ sticks along his wall Lir ; he went after
the boys, and retching OM' 13.144 a Teel 4.1 • •• tender
sioleure," If he might no say. Newberry remonetrated, and
then he should show, unless very much misinstrneted, that
Lenten asininienoed the Ant moult, when he windtted New.

berry knockoff him down.
Mr Molten objected to Mr Symonds going into the ease oi
what itapprned to the boy.
Kr Symonds rid he should call two boys and others to tell
what took place, no.l lion the bench most decide.
Herbert Stayner saki he saw 11. It running on the Maiden
Newton road, sod Lenten following celllnrott "Stop that
boy. Dunn toss with ultimo They did not stop Holt. As
uegell passed, 1k v onki what no. the matter, and he mid
••Itelt been knocking at my door and 111 kill him ill retch
wok," and he LIMA ind Nr,rllAre •••., Lenten catch /toll.
Be itnalted Mtn In 111,. on,' an 1 thro struck him ill the
kith inlo the bodice again. and
Mitt aide with Ida AA kir.eko.t;
then flung him down 4n thjath. Nth &NAV CSUIC op after
unicit Wee !cement when tht)w, t Newberry asked
Uinta what he wanted to hit ile. boy 1,, sod Leiden mid he
would serve him the save. N, sis ery would you r
WWI Lea Len drug* him wft.lt nne hi seresebed him with
ths other. Mel INA know whoth r the wmtch drew wood.
Newbary hit him wan. On Ole bentell lay down under the
bodge wa cricd, Lod idd he'd MI tleac Until pow so. gam

onninuorit-nli along. Sone years ego defendant pot. girl
of beef in his pocket.
The cas.o for the promotion um timed, and Hr. Weirton
obJedbal that the bye-latve had not boon proved.
Import., Morrison now produmil (ho board with a printed
rein of the bye-laws thereon, but the Bomb bold It wee too
late, and diemlawd the calm
O•orge Short. ..4f Stratton, was summoned for ansulting Ms
wife and motherdsidew. He did not appear. Hr. Symonds
prosecuirl
Hr. Winse.z said defetadant was her son-In-law. She went Id
his btu.. last Tuesday morning, taking borne his children who
had been Maylng with her some days on am dant of his ricilmme.
Git going In she mid "Good morning" to him, and told NM AD
but brought his children and wile back and mk,d why he kid
throws thorn upon her. Ile mid be bad not done It. She repeeitill
he bad Ile re*liin a very botatorom we;, and geld 1t... false
She ask,d why be had not taken them in when itie woman
botught them back on Sunday night. He said noon. brought
them She repeated a worn. did ;on which ha got up and
strut k her on the left cheek, .1 there lasi the mark of the
blow now. H. was not sober ; hut not so drunk as be Is at
night. She ioid "Gorge, why did you strike me I" He mid
be hadn't. She told him 'be should summon him, and did se.
She was not In the home over live minutes. He often
threatened. but she didn't mind that. When he ma all tight
he wea very k'nd, nod a child could hid him. But to had beee
an wrong, low time.
Mrs Louisa Short said the we. defendant% wife, and Dot
'feud., went to their home—The Dull lee, Stratton—with hew
mother and children. She and the children bad his. away
duos Sunday, when she went away In consequence of Oki
Mebane* and In fear of him. She naked If be would anew her
and the children to come home. He mid no, they were to fp
where they hut bees already. She told hist her mother Gould
sot afford to keep her and the family, and that she could etet
goabent the streets with the children. He mid they should
US Mee Mere. She went out wish them and hers. OM
Mita La 'ha went out of the door he kicked at bre, but ohs
ph eat of the my. He touched her drew.. This snwabiz
means the first time he had acted In thle way. lila y
mule her afraid of him, and he mid the should until.; them.
Se mid many untruthful things about her before psopM Make
shit could not nand.
lir. Symms& embed the Saxe to deal with him under the
Aggravated Amanita Act.
Defendant we. ononnitted for four months' hard labour kre
satimiDlnd Mre. Winsar ; two month. Inc OW On 111.1 wile, and
to enter into reeogaiminuCtseoleuretlet in LIS and himeelf I.
C5O to keep the pesos for sla month% sad be unprnamed 1111
they on found.

to ~td ht.. Aim. that ha got ar, nod tome toward. Den'. drop, an outlay
ni Ibe required fully NEM to that nocelesry
, noel ...tom mr. lion, A tmkt, salted hint If be to milder the limp site srdtable, kads to Umtata-coos
that it Ms by you with in equally " imperfect know'
(l.entell) yrs. drunk.
Cninelarnined : Went out on the reed with throw Dunn ledge" of what bas to be inclutkd In Um lean the Counoil
end William hammy. Had only Epolvti to Man and Holt screed Mamma In ISM, anal in 7 ntian Merimi you that lb*
about it Could not recollect whether be had told shout It stb.l.4nweemebouen, yards, gardens, and gement Fair Orentri,l 1
to any one elm Had spoken to Mr. Newberry once. from the top of the Town Morino the
(leery, Dunn corroborate/1 Ile tenni Lentrli tell Newberry Zba Great Western HaMtray Ifidel, with tle except=gewit
when he remonstrated that "II was no odds to blur, and be It percher, were to be included. It is
lted In your reprrt
woold peeve him the mine." that the Duchy require an. outlay In Hui no by the Council
John Mayne raw Dillingham at the Dolphin, who told MI 11141 present Fair Ground of not lan th 4300. Was not the
*doe. be ate Lenten On after the boy like • cram man, and greater part of that amount ernAmated to be for the building
rh obe saw hint tateh the boy, etrike inn, and punt hint Into fence walls} There are now there the sables, coach-housin,
II." hedge, and that U he was all right the le lune) be should outbuildings, yarda, kc., there where tiern. If there he no
lo ve trra..l d0..1 Newberry did. such stables, comh-housts, the, lc., on llçgnn Knot', I would
N. wherry, the ilt tendon{ in the Int mae, onil it. now Lenten ask must not stabk.c to. kc., be erected 1 And whether
ruiriliat aft, r the toys Ito &eked what wan the natter, and It must not follow as • nocemary 0..0w't114.0n, that the con of
1...ite1l mid the boy. had hewn knocking it his door. The boy building these and preparing soil fencing 1 area twofold the
11.1, em ta front. Told him it woo no else to run after him, nine of the prosout lair /1,11 moi aleo the of buying up the
bin he pursued, and threatened to "glen it him" when he Lifehold interests noel o.minottable righ eaclusive of the
caught hint. Winn.' follownl. Lantelleaught the buy by the building of the North Will by the Dutitymill he more than ,
cellar, and mind him In she hedge. Ale. struck Min • ith his double £.lOOl Tbose quaations I venture ii profound without 1
flat as he would ii Mon, knoeking bint down, lb.. picking him "an entire forgetfulness of poet experierte" In building at
up :UMW, and smacking him down. Witinaw met hint, and least. Taking all thew circumnation intr consideration and
what had bon denoed to in the lads took i. 1.:,. Ile did om I looking at the lamentable failure of the pot heel.m reelecting
lift Meld iditil Lintell @truck him. I the large ineome that would b.:derived Inerthe Corn Exchange,
Incross-exaininadonMr.Weetonasked Newberry if be Maltese 1 k It eurPrising that I and onetY of thrLrliairs should doubt
drank In the tun west, but tha Bench beld he was not bound , whether Lbe terms of acquirement of boot' " will he fm
It' viewer ~o it 'mild criminate hinewlf. more advantageous to the Town le point mare imam from
The boy Holt alio swamonel Lentell for the Otilindt, tulle than 'how on which the protract sith could be retained."
It avi acreod to take all the mem ..n the evidence given. I now tome to that law, of the mem, elating 'Owl the
T, ehsTraat,, sstd it .1,,,,,,1 I „ the ,40,,,,,,,,,,, that tho objection bawd on the ammo& loos of Winer from the Terra
annot atiee Lenten rlifferot ought to be slopped by the borg has been urged without eatieticomion. mil with an entire
minute It win natural he thwitlil go out ye • much annoyed. f"elf.tfulowe of Past e.t.d... " Ithe Iti The ohnereatket In
th„ a „„„ „,„„s attains, N,,,0„,...,„ om d I 'Amato to tbc next paragraph, vie, " That It is only nectmary to funded
pay 0.-te ; Newberry o Lento:ll Wounded ; Holt ri. Lindell, Is. then who are okl etenigh to ruccilect Ow year ISM (when
end eon& the cattle and sheep markets, and fairs wee rlnnOredi from the
(pore. Rio., Mho., no. mantnotied hir mum; moot ot Omen to the primed gruunti,) that a sonar objectlua MIII
Rampishant, without senior and wehrhts. Defendant raid he made by • nunteroun notion of the inhabiluita, but the cupid.
Inadrertently went without them. Flood da nd and eel* 71. elitiO of near', 40 years has shown that the markets for all
Jailors Stosbley, of mamphmem, woe eato.o.osti for no so., ether lemons intro =Madly nominee the Mane," dos Dot
vault on Wm. Curtis and for using abusive language In a tarn' prow the eliMge, " the obJ..tion Maud on the nierrined
en the Great Western Na bray. Ituqsactur Morrison "roe
___ ,a-aa of trade from the town was made •Lh"t't e‘awddamthAl
pri out on behalf of the eimpany •.
and Mr. Weston defend in. ed. I with an map, forget/ethos. of Pest raperintew" At ling
John Chtietopher mot on gbt,i N., ho WIWI • paesertger from , rate I, end • lame number of '' a:main rumeayers," think in.
Dorchester to Maiden Newton by the 4.56p.m. train Stanley and we think the ',tibiae generally will ha If • eluillar opinion
tin the earring., and tiva„ na,,,, ee, tad language; a when they read your own retort which fsnree that the anted-
-it that to„ y„ung tad,,, got „,,t, sod ,o,,ta „r tbs., sn;old ewe of near 40 pars kel4 shorn that the narkela ((or al othor
have done e' hal there to',:, time. Aber the train started tx.n...* than rattle Mal shcep onatte NM (air',), hare Da
from liorcheetar elation, def. telant began again Mid offered to practically rentained til• WM', but the rerj reverse ; and that
Hatt any man there aas to the train. Wm. Curti. told they hare bee', wileinlT lelneel and interfered with, beelmn•
him to sit down as no one was going to ho frightened by him. In the rely next narnfraph, Mere is a sumnartion for cicala(
5,„,,, ,„rd, h„,a oat,. ,s,,d t.„,tt,, tothd ht,„ oa „h., 5,,,, of the cattle market at a time to In, deed "end no prevent tbe
• ---." Stanley then atruck him : arid Curti. retaliated. ...at, Bee of the no haw "Pertt't °teat, ~_ et tone"rw al". the
While they wore lighting Stanley. struck nineties blow with re/m7 to, noel interfere.. with now. Anne raPrwinitate Ina
his elbow accidentally. At Maiden Newton he reported h•oe I. eelwittod oemaion• hewn made to you by Coni Weeelianta
defendant, and ethers interested in Eisler trade*" If the market., other
Charles &nom was in the carriage. some won mmd t, o than the cattle w.l sheep market., had practically remained
shoot monks throwing . 0. „i p.., i„,
~tl.l, b;,,i—i-t the mine, fur the loot 40 years, would the Corn lterobanta nod
Tolkr Down fair, atoll Stanley said "Why didn't you strike othae. Inter...Wl U. the o'rii ibid net.? trade. have .7:gathed
me" Curtis mid .• I lillottlil have had a &ten epees On mow of the Injuries to, and interference •ith than. A why
Wont. fellowel about eipake, Anil then blow. /Mould you lave soggeeted tha Hoeing of the cattle market at
Mr. Walton mid the /rocas at Toiler Down fair was MI yews • teed hen 7 "la Famanf the Wiwi*e el the in kal lailleakMt
market for 00111 main the Merry to, end inter/H.~l "Ma
Wuhan male aid defendant neeta, aim bad so reAMA MOW representation. lout beef, on retooled ontilloionill
soon as Ito got into the train—he-ITM err- guilty it- nod 7••!1° to you. !this° yeti 1411•rma that °mg had •••• iniure4
. . .. ..
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and Interfered with
UI have shown you any of the canna Which Woad me and
many others to sign the memorial lately presented to you, and
that we dM not do eo "without mnaderation and with an
entire fonfettulnem of past experience," my objoct will be
gained.
It ham been my anxious endeavour whilst writing upon the
matter to band to avoid the use of Morose which can be ofen-
-0,0 to any Individual, end in marimba lei me add MU it Is the
sincere hope of myself and others of the niemorialiste, that
the preient dieetion may lead 43 that soul understanding
which ought to exist between the hatepayers and the
Gomel', and that whatever differences of opinion arise they
may all be merged In an wilted endeavour to lighten the burden
of the poorer etatmayent, and to uphold the Character and
Dignity of the Corpormion of the Borongh.
limes the tumour to be, (tenth:oleo,
Tour ihithttil Servant,
G. J. haearws.

Dorchester, December 181,h, Lai
P.M.—Your Tenni Clerk's report having appeared In the
public mere 1 allignme you would Soh thin letter alss to
appear in them mad accurdingly sod it
GREAT LABOIJKIRB' MEETING AT
DORCRENTRR. •
On Wedaseday night s muting was elerrelled la the
Guildhall la wanes:lon with Mu National Agricultural
Labels/see' Unica, the sputum embussed beleg Mr.
Joseph Arch, Mr. C. J. Cod, J.P. be. Loot Wore
sena o'elosk a erevd sellested oUstle the hell, soil
whim the doors were °used a oompast sego, shied, of
nay thruged the eters and surged into the rooisUfl
every available spot we. Ailed. abortJt after seven,
Mr. Art* add Abe other speaken appeared, sad were
rested with a smart bunt of cheering. Oa the =Woo
of 4r, Illayor, issoado4l by Mr. J. WA. Mr. &Mt
we. salted to preside. The pregoodings wore emu
issued with slasta.• Urdu sesiody, to the tau el the
Xing of the Cubits.' lauds" 'tartar:Phis shogu—
ns Cabo. the Union.
There's nothing like the Union,
flo If you went to have your rights—
What must you do. skid Mn. Wedmore, who put
out tho irst urge, and the answer wee readily lives
from the audience
Ccse and Join the Union.
1 It wee heartily wag, sod flonood off alkli Ann gown
tot the Union given with destining Ines. power.
The Cssiasis pee Mlle intidentil of his own hard experi-
ence non Dorset Mowry. spoke of the proms of the Union
In Dorset, and anticipated from it goat bonallte to the
labouren.
Mr. J. C 001 mid the Vnlon had been a distinct blesdng to
the Wouring lopulation of this county, and he was gratified
that It had been in as small a measure no possible oppressive
to any clam whatever He congratulatsi them that the move-
ment had been carried on in • lawobiding way. notwithstand-
ing the dismal forebodlnBe.4 Lord Portman, in he &Mem, to
the grand Jury of Deeper, in which he evike of former
nltienr,llishoton.ryiXweel th:t nod mthe lemiZt
worn surest of SUMPS that WM 01,710(1 on Inn/Wooly, sod he
' attributed the collapse of Chartism to the vio enoe that charac-
terised its latest days. Ile yeas glad to find the improved
stages in Dorset, to the extent of le. to as.i week_ On one
farm between Stickland rend Whitoehurch he burnt the men
had only 10a, and he found out the resson—they did not
belong to the Union —(applause). If he thought increase of
wage-, meant %Imply an Menem of drinking he should not go
on with it Ile eras rather devoted to the ender bottle him-
self, but he had not tome to preach • teetotal isernion,
so would only es, ho t,.a ta,..reesaire lor
waa ;Welland"l to health, tended to I:Motu-age
pauperism and crime, Increased the burdena .4 the country, and
was a ilingran• to Blom win, indulged In it—(hear, hear). Hut
be on. convinced that the ris In wags of the bat few yetis
front the o dlicre downwards, and whir*, had arisen from
Trades' Union,, had not proved harmful to the great majority
of the mew-(e1.11mm). Men who drank and were student/
I before might equander incrused rape more, but they were a
smell minority, and It use • cructlbshune that laborcre should
be
otirmerront better wegri
upend an extra worry in the
—(a7pstelusen). He wa that ys
practiadly acquilr ted with adhere, and admitted thm eine.
the rim of eraece nu. hlicans had driven • better (ride, but so
had the poem, the bakery, and every other clans of shop-
keepers ; and in Keen hones out of ten milers morn, were
better furnitheel, their wires and children better clad, they had
better foal, •pent mere on Issas, and contributed more to
&melt sovetles—(applauset Colliers had generously supported
, Trades' Unknis, and the miners of the mirth of England sent
• cheque for 4.170 to help on this movement in it. infancy --
(appleo.ee). wan chiefly instnunebtal in inducing a number
of Perbythire minem, where be Was winnected with oillierim,
.to forni a Unkm to have a sick and beltedt fund and combine
to prevent the extortion of unfair masten—pipplamml Ile
I went on to meae of the irupport, them Unions give to heirpitala
and other charitable institutions, and of the inereasel devising
of editors in Pamollice ego ing bents. As to the ridiculous
, More Mout miner. drinking champagne, he referred to the
statement of the monetary of the South York Miners
, hel,re the Coal Committee. who when enked about it mid on
on. owed., he found some milks. having " phialadd leant
It was became there bad been ei much mil in the papers about
that being their drins that they thought Wry should like to
tome It, and No clubbed their eixpences to boy • bottle—
(laughter). Pereonald he chided buying wine • foolish netts
of money, but if any one lad n right Is parches, so-ailed
exhilarating drin egg he thought it wee the men who performed
the most Minolta toil puenible, rather that lords sod gentle-
men who did nothing In the way of earning the money It met
%hen Met is Doren he lad to etomment on
Lor- d
Portman's address toanthrand Jury, and now be wished
keg something about • of the Mad of • hatiesherejn,
the Lord-Lieutenant of • county, at Weymouth He
landed the Dottie miller his support of the Ten Hong Bill
of other messuree for the &Insides of the Inning dames, and
tor the aid be gave to various grangelicel religious segisties,
parth-darly the Blble society, and went on to express his greet
regret that Lord Shatenbury at Weregoath Miacked miners
and others getting high wattle, for the no. they made of them,
and led to the illennos that any ekes *a nest the Dome%
lanouren4 ware were miechlevous, Being the Lord-Lieu-
tenant of the county end n man looked up to by tens of
thcurands of religious people he should be szoselingly eadtious
In what he mid. He told how a pest engineer had informed
him thin hi... reserved is dd. a day her drinking, mid that
one of the imps proprieton in Peotlemi told him his men
warned • guineas dey, but would only week three dep s week,
and that going through the township he bead 1011011=1117,
male dog-fightlag, some drinking, and dr rut
5.ter). Those alatallienta ware guided. .
-Jones in the Beehive wrote an his kodoldp
hem deceived, and asknig him the emsat rsimmts
that their statements might be examined. On the Iwo if Qom
time mosoniato won Wakes. lamina it amillin a
guinea • day taking Us average they would nekSad it
assailed aa aeleyllnd they puke sot as • fele Meek tall time
If they would, lordship had a paper mgbha, and he
Mr. Con) as a colliery proprietor shoo wrote Is the amaiss,
assuring his lordship that he hid been Imposed =„1:11
taking Ida togive the mim of e his lid ets. ones The
linen of Scotland also nppllod to the noble mei to no hie
statements, but Lord lt.huey had gesidily sod poeitinly
refused to gin them any intorreweica. sad add the public
might take those statements for whet they were worth. And,
said Mr. Coo, they do take than he whet they worth.
Whet is ill Not that (a map the applause).
li.nswie nth gross cheeses sods* • imp at ern
no boeoure as himself though colliers and not lards,
g*Tbenld give up the names of his informants ; and if he
refund, they must either oonclude Ws lordship had Kith a dle-
used Mein that be conjured up the Mahn himself, or its, that
he knew if the stories were tested the untruthfulness of those
two mien would be exposed, sad he shielded tbens—(appisess).
His lordship's °endued in this matter had been extraordinary ;
and throegh it be had greatly Wien in the estimation of many
pie and din of e the upper damn ("Ho be ought
:AZT' unwilling to commant on this matter without
giving Lord utmlleshory • full opportunity of explain*, he
wrote to him no follows :
" lisaiwood, flelper, Dec 11, 1873
"My Lillto,—On the 18th inst. 1 purpose erielreming • public
meeting at Weymouth in connection with the Agricultural
labourer? movement, and at that meetingil intend publicly to
aa.againet your oonduct ng statements that
the graver cisme &gains n bodies of colliers of
sod at the .me time refusing to mention your
I authorities for those statements, which I believe to be highly
t calumnious. I merely Write you tide note. 1 Meg • strong
, dislike to gulacking any man without Into notice, and as lii...
1 them it possible timt you nay yet think proper to gin= the
t earns of the Mann. upon win authority you maid you
spoke —I am, thy Lord your obesitent servant,"J.ensatu COL^
This Wall the reply he received:—
lit. 011ees House, Cranhome,
Salisbury, Dee 15, Ha
" Lord :Whe &shun, has tAP konorr to eeknateiestye the
"receipt of a ietter from Me C.x, and aim to thank Am Pr
" the same.
" Lord Shaftesbury he., no ohvenation In make On it."
sa
lie beliceed there is., 1.4 on, man in ten Urinal/Id if
asked what he thought of hie binithiVir conduct hut would y
--Ile has disgraced himself - (applause). Now It wan aide bet
waa a fours arinent, and prolmbly hls Mahn, n., more than
Morel' wan brtti,,g man ; but he would do this- If his lord-
ship would give the mono .4 the large einem owner In Sod-
Wel and the great engineer, and they cotill satiety any honour-
able man that throe statements were the whole true, ha
would by return of vet send a cheque for £lOO to the Dorset
County Hospital -(checrel And he would not aak lord Shaf-
tesbury to contribute mything If they falled---(ambusc). So
If they welded to get £lOO for the County Hospital, they must
hedger three names out of his lordship. Ile did not can to
whom the dedeion wag loft—soy man el honour he would
accept. Ile did not at all know who one Mayor of Dorchester,
hut if Lord Shaftesbury could convince the Mayor his Mate
-
malts were true, he would hand over that cbeque—(cheers).
lArd Shaftesbury had spoken very strongly against Trade
Unions, but he raw tlett the other day he received Mr. Wetmore,
the Bonnet delegate, at St. Hike's, and then he left presented
to hint r, Bible No doubt Mr Wedmore had • Bible before,
but would be glad to keep it La his lonkhip's gift; and if he
(Ur Wedmore) should have opportunity he would eh i.e him
to mad to Lord Shaftesbury • verse Innu the epistle of St
If coy non. *mug yott event to be goligious and
bridleth rod hi. tongue but thoeiveth lii, own hurt, thin men's
✓eligion it -(applatnet Tenth g to the ifllebt4o.l if
migration he reminded theng Oyu last )ear he wee minim sny
huge scheme of emigration, and disclahnelill emnumk,n with
the Bratiliali agents, his meth.,, being that migrMion lit this
country would give the required relief, ant keep In the kingdom
men who were needed. Ile remarigal lel the deadeantage to
the country of having year by yew to import more foreign Corn
and laitatoell, and bow it would shatter the annmerclailith7
parity of the country if a non occurral (no unlikely )
between the Viceroy of Egypt and the Einitan. n
Lon cmpieurth of the population win tamed Ia uriculture;

11 171 ally 1444111 or 1410th. He attributed the decrease to the
misery of the agrieultural labourers which led them to ind
their children as iota. they could into other occumtions, and
the Mull woe that tbe land le nit rozening due euhiva-
lion. On thla amount he heel deprecated • term ahem: of
IT=, but he had now come to me Wet me the only way
make statesmen deal • ith the land gmellon, and
lead to labourers hating plot. of Wel to cultivate on paying
fair rental. Eine:ration woukl benefit thole° who went, and
these who renminal behind He intended going to Unlade
with Mr. Arele,but tho roxiMou he got at Beth election no
ineaired his eyesight that he could not go, and had hardly
re-oovered But hen.. as (eon:iced of the heneita .4
thosellson etedmstion from what Mr. Arai had told him as If he
had seen with his own eyen -(.40h0w). If any man In the
motile, had an honest face, and spoke rtneightforerardly, and
wee preyed true a wan Joseph Arch --(driddievi IL did
not my there might not be other pleas bread°. Cumin
For himself he was more hi favour Ntw Zeal:out but
(Meade was only 10 data from Lerghtrod and enured many
'''Cilliarti'll:U:s7idr:ft.esti:n.'irdkwi.4"hooth."7:llll.:clidgui.,hisen,l'Ziti:47:etus:::r'n'illieWoufial6't(wilac.h*f.hirl":::‘,:ilw::'..7:7th'Euil.d'exertlhk7iii:b":l"inglihte'ir,li:cat,:76..leiee7.
bad aocused ht. a haw a laid agitator. mid new he onto'
not den) he remised wenething. 1p ontelusion he ragweed to
the political astivet .4 the movement. and saki he could cosily
prove that the labourers were timed higher °emanative', than
the middle and toper claws, and urged they were entitled to
Tone In the seleetbot titan to morel the taxm they eootributed,
and to make the tem they had to 'lay- (thecrs).
Mr. Molten propoand a n.solution oingratirlati.n to Mr.
Arch on the result* of hie Carnelian minion.
It wan ecoondal by Mr Wielluxil, anti cwrried with
acclamation.
Mr. lumen Aacn me greatly cheerol. He maintneci the
Mew. he miaowed on Feb. 14th on Ferdington thorn au tO
the elevatiou .4 the aurteultural Mourne. He mai IPA enlarge
on the Manama of that dam; that had heel, already done.
Their °momenta might charm )11•01 with bang agitator*, but
they had failed ter show their elenelptiorm of the labourer.'
aselition were incorrect. While every other clam had im-
proved their condition, the labourers 1191 Rom
bcharity
nought Make the Win labourers "levet. or et e
doubt he might have found many patrons, but he had over
beet. oppaml to owing the hoots/, induldrious,willing worker
the subloct .4 any insti'• charity-- (applause). The man willing
to work I. r hie country's gnnd, and to •19Ie It Its laws, ought
I.' Ito elde to buy new not ard mutt beg a second IMINI
011 e feint his rinployer--(laUghtel. The fano labourer, his
wife, and children ought to be 111=1). awl I ) ItO own earning,.
lit
If
~e7Yl3l„ri:tish7liwraurtn:"...larthrheldhUle.mr2e:ltyvsz%ll:l‘l7o:::.tri.;),..thitit.:;ug'
climate mid thousuids of untitled an", le offering f•i• • Pd.y
tor houn work, with tuvrlsionli at half the price thry are in
V:iscland ; Australia is bidding high bir Gam ;h,tlin I.nited
Mates they mad to him "They are the men we sant here to
menuthoe .i.iurthcouna ttypn.v...great.."
oftlek.won,tuatobkthen.,ll:Luisdia:..di Gotth.rzty-
granted him every one- (cheers). Is it not then a ehanio that
trrairit, country IS halletarving the very meet other lands are
for? Ile on in the 17nItel Stamm dunng a serious
but for the vast nodam:Fxic'n4tawleilMeur"."47ittu'rnorall*.tprilfri:kisinete'botiti:lnnawhtliinetrethnt,lt:
Ingland.
" ferns the land to Metal ing illa • prey
Where wealth memorials and men decay What "
boom anti
thesoyd ruato.l;weiduf....dit
offal
hhwortite.tuto.
11,000 working men In three years. Wu that the way to keep
Cogtend great and hsppy / In this outinty within two pinta
GOO laboarers had loft their natbe homes, and what would
they think If in the next two yam .2,000 wore iimparted 1 Ile
ridiculed the notion that machinery could supply their places
Iti the lam two year* the agricultural punelathel had decreased
more than 17,000, and what s.ould be the esult of a groat
scheme of emigration ? f..r, if a labourer, enth • wife anti
four or eve Whiten wont, they remember they wove
grubbing up the entire wood-he took the whele crop
eith him-(applauset Ile dare any many .4 them koesr
(harks Davis and Ge.onre Taylor, of Pteldletown---C Ves, Pal
-and a wan named Moore ; and he would tell them lathes
expriesse of (brad& Ile (Arch) arrived at Porn during •
grew: agriculture' show. The Mat or told him there 'kern mine
Of the Utdon men in the town, and they soon found bine oat
Mr. Whitwell, of Paris, advanced hi lath la lbw to bring his
wife and family out, for when he commenced working out
there he had not eve centa In his pocket. He was then in their
dusty. After telling him (Arch) that was the genUenian who
lent him the Le ifia he mid " I thank you, sir, for what you
have done for me; sad the gentlemen replied " I thank you,
sir, for your honour in laying me la* • iii•O "--(VIPI•use).
a/mkt my .4th. farmers or leaded proprietors In this county
hoot lent any at them gg it. if they had been ditbeulUos
trk=When be viewed the contemn of that man in
and In (hemlo, be thought • horn wee the labotmrer
with the Puck of an emeit who would slop at home to
tremble on ifs. • week whim be could go to Canada and be
' nemededi and earn enough for bkmeelf sad his May-
, barb to " pm come down, Joe (sill
tit", t's my mad to
you know), to my base and rpmd an
hour with me?" He agreed aid the others were invited to
meet him. Moore mold not cone, Taylor did. Ile found bine
, In • red comfortable shanty, emi what was there on the tablet
-("a red herring!" and laughter). No, that might have been
' In Puddidown;ha found • phos of reed bed about letha
04640,--(6PPiowo). "There," mid be. " cut away at that." In
Ms paltry he showed him a quuler of a beast excepting the
rem roastedird be mid be pve mots a nand for it
aTtele). 731 wood to fhi. eellar b:oeb.tne"colld winter 4, tortm
. were two floe pigs. " And," ink Davis, " if I lire to Chridmea,
iii hare • room for dinner ',laughter and appiseask And
George 'revive, who In Puddletown bad to struggle againd dill-
, cultist, eras now In Paris the owner of his own shanty (a well-
' to-do man add It him for LI let) and It. a good condition.
That was the experience of met they knew In the province of
• Ontario. What they bad done t nomads might do-M 4444
That labonters were intemperate with Increa.o.J wages
he denied. In Canada labourers had SW sterling a week,
and In travelling 6,000 miles woos the dominion he never saw
! • drunken man- (aliphatic). Int in England muiptation wan
put in their way. Then, how nany farmer. when they got an
' extra shilling • log for their corn went home gig.my.jewl -
• (great laughter)-and In Ms yoinger days after Milner parties
' be had emu even clerical get Omen to their aniams who
didn't know whether they were going head or beds
fao-
(laughter), yet Ito farm labourer haring had a plot of 'nixed
" tram found singing "Bell an finer shall he slaves," they were
I all coallemned as drunken*. One of the bored papers mid
" the Canadian Government bailout their would-be thamplon
; back with his %down in the dust. There wee • Govern-
meat oMcial here to sooner it-(applame.) Whatever
might he nail of hire or his motives' he bad
P no.t Laken up their muse for personal honour or amrrarellee-
ment, but he was travelling the costing for their elondlint
They might let the name of Jeeeph Arch die out and sad If they
hiked: but if he could only .1.• a little for the elevation of the
' Mess with which he 11All •11110.104, and toiled, and borne bard-
, shim, he Mould die with the grand comeolation that he had
• took exceptioe to annethlng he saki em Fordington
Greco Ile said a femur who look land off a game preserving
1 landlord binned ender great advantages ; the landloni came
dewn with his friends in Use main and shot the game, broke
; down the fences, went away eith the pone, and laughed at the
. folly of the farmer - (laughter). Mr. hurt asked him If he ow ant
~. that to apply to hint 1 mid, Arch proceeded, 1 dm% know who
you are. Said he, lest, Mn. titurt. I sald I don't know
' whether you Me guilty of such thing* I am sure ; Ind if I non
P Spared LIU next itionthag sermon 111 come down into your
county and look pm np-(taughter.) Now, unfortunately, he
was In Crusader at the time soil no onki not fulfil that
on priise ; but if Mr. Snarl would mily pay for a Bosom for hint,
mid Invite him down next shotierg main for two or three
: dam he would let him •ei, that an agricultural (abour,
. can pep them °ter- -(laughter and applause.) Ile nanark..l
I on the IWOUtinenco the 141.11reell grlmtv.oeen hold hi the
public enlist. I-Minuend next 'melon would be lalgvly
• lieeUpleil with it. The Premiered lion. the very honourable e-ay
In which the farm lab. urea hal emiducted this neovement,
• they a-ere deserving of iolitica p l ome - Idavere). Ile anutel
the fannern and gentlemen to oeoller the gnat ity of the ram
when the labourer.t hal that politica tower. Ile thee erilareed
ma the need .4 farmers t • have Teemed Bight, and said alien
the labourer' had odes thoy would need them to help them
get it. In enteludon be urged the labeurers to Mick together,
ammo' them .if Me continued eflidu flu, their behalf, and mad
It', trusted ere long to, gee the freedom and hel -I-ince. of every
British labourer {cheers).
Colonel Inntsos, Canadian Emigration Orenmiasketer, next
spoke, eaying he had loam mot here by the Oman° Govern-
. ment to conclude arrangetnente with the Labourers' Caton for
• the mulgratiun of agricultural labourers While Mr. Arch was
In Ontario he woe the guest of the Government, and he (the
mealier) was deputed to seccentany hien tbreugh the previrme.
Be bore testimony that Arch spied out the lead thoroughly,
• went to new districts and to oldestehlbibed places, talked with
new comers and talked with men who hal been there many
ay.r.,....);"°A72l'hitta" Ch'
art t..","•„frii)cei"hikto-h
, a country where they would conic to unUmely gravos-(leisece)
I -adding that the Government had sent the Arehegitater back
I with his odours in the duet. Ile was in Launingtori when he
I maw that peragraph, and this week was engaged elsewhere;
, but he determined to come to mild. that calumny. The pan-
t graph Inferred Oanada eon unhealthy. It is foully false. Canada
Is an immense territory, and has every kind of climate. The
, moldier* of the empire are mainly drawn from the agricultural
dam, sod WI regiments are pretty much alike as to hying and
• health. They have been sent prorsiscueusly into the different
r climate& The moiled monis of Great Britain show that
i Canada is the healthiest Mallon In the empire, the rate of
mortality being lees than in any other ItriUsh settlement, being
only 10 per 1,000 per annum, while In the Guards regiment in
London it ie about double-(bmar, hear). Ile thought that
, showed the hen/thins of the &mat. As to the second
allegation regardlog the caning back of Arab, be mid
• he (Arch) was warmly mei, od in Quebec, and Lord
Dufferin, Her Majesty's representative (Mrs. welcomed
• him and invited him to dinner; the promos of Ontario had
him.. their guest for a month, he was met, kindly Vestal,
and received et n dinner of the principal people in TOCUMO-•
(applause). Mr. Arch told the cnosmdlso Ciovernnient he
; wanted the Union labourers to bad boom to live In, employ.
meet, and Wain% when they emigrated. Mirerywhere
• about the country the farmers seal stead us labourers,:i
many of them had cottages ready built 71.8 Government sati
I they wottkl send circulars to the load authorities to entertain
I the names of farmers who ham cottages with land, and would
i glee their men the rem of • cow • three being looked over and
• sedided, they will then be coil:Med by the GOVEMsellt and
sent to Mr. Arch, no that boom men ham trt.mnml they may
, have work, and wog's, and hawse to go applaued. Mr.
Arch thought Kass would like le go ou their own had, Tears
. see {be Canadian Goverment cleared 13 acres on 100-an, iota,
and put up log booms, but gave it up on account
. of the diSculty of doing It At Me. Ardis request
• the Government will reams that work. Mr. Ards also
- naked that some one should Cohn to England to me the state
, of land, be in the confidence of the hna4laot Governateed,
• and be able to center with Mr. Arch. The Presider asked hint
to come, and be did so at drod inenverdence. Then Mr. Areh
; Naked that the bonus of 41 la al. the Goventinent gave to
emigrants miter three months' residence, should be given before
they left this country, and they mosentel. Under those cir-
eanstanom, ha woMered bow soy paper could make such a
• stetwonsit. If it said that y, it might also many other
thla He hoped the Chronide would give as wide pubikity
to bln coutralon an it Ind to the minstatentent, As
tanners did not value lebourers here, why should they grudge
. their going to Canada In Canada they did not want them to
I be lahnerere permanently, but he advt..' them to go as
labourers din, as they would thai get *alembic on wrieriee and
a little capital. As to Mr. Clayelerne letters be mid they a-ere
on the whole highly favourable to tkinada. In the tdaoo w here
, be mid the men were worklug harder than (lurks labourers
It was quite a tem colurty, but even there every luau
wall working for hinaself, and although the log hut Mill rough
It wag his ovni, and he could get &mud food in It. aal et ery day
wee twinging him nearer to independence_ lint in Berke the
hanishile were 'uttered for Masters and as to their fad it
reminded him fn Yank, receipt for making 'soup :-Ilare a
grnoi re, atol seta pot of water upon It and If vomit& ix the
gunfight Then get • chicken i and bang t over the pot in such
a way that tile shadow will fall so the water. Bull tMee hours.
• If the thy )11111 cloudy the snap would probably he weak -
• (atiehter, and chem..) New In (../..nada they would get plenty
of outman/4W hod. In Berke there is no hope for than and
hot that reward which sweeten.t labour, while in 'awls
instead id having Mmi work an.l the workhouse In the endebey
• leave every day brighku iinsoineta and growing Indepwidenee.
'• He holed h.- sheuld me many of them in thinada ; they would
, be welo once there, roul he ovommeavied them to go to work
• for Garniere tor a sear or two and in Um course of • few young
. the) would get cenifertable farms of their own -(ctoenn
Mr. Akett mentioned that the Allan and White Mar lines of
• steamers Nth awned hien that any Union labourers who went
; in them venal. to ihnatia, ihoUld bare m onnforteble berths
. as they null supply
• Mr. Surto, of Whitechurcb, In a brief telling speech, moved
a reshition In fat our of the assimilation of the county with
the borough (random.
Mr. Cox semenhal, and mid " manhood suffrage" was their
, ultimate aim. A clew-nem in Dorset • few month' eon.
. damned paid mention, but he mid "the libourcr we. worthy
of his hire," and the majority of them were men who were the
' beet of their class, and could earn good wagee if the Union
to-momia. And what were the clergy but laid
j agitator.? -(laughtt r). 'They hen the pay 11,01,10
wont to sleep- (laughter). The dew were laid by many ho
• did not believe In them or their -doctrines, but the Cation
delegate. got their small rdpends from the pence id them who
approved their work. Not unUI the larelionle and farmers hal
, to pay towanis their delonates, would Ole. 1111.41 lie cit the
; level 4.1 strit9paid pare,. (laughter}
thnied by acelamatieu.
Mr. el AYOII •11011 nail the miniplimentary address which was
prellentesl to lir. Cox on the preelons night at Itlandford with
. the testbsionial. Ile (Mr. llay,,r) originated the teetimmeial,
was very proud .4 the remit, and thanked them all for the
mediums with which the). took up his eusgeatien. Tho
UM/monist wan an Inkstand thlue about 10 gulumo. The
whir.m was endorsed with applause.
Mr. NATO& Mooed the following nesolation :-
That this meeting of the laboured of Doneeteltire atieunbled
is Ow Town-hall 01 (heir wooly town, Indignantly prokst

Zthre O°W" of the! Lard-Leu ta lecent . us, c 4
ry, In propegathe statements st public mimes( in
Willitooth In twtobe last against a Isnot WO of their fellow-
leteeircrs the eellk, of B.4isad- wreetelis which the,
is lievc to be highly caluoilowe, ami whlch hie lordship refuses to
ottionuitiate hy giving up the name I.llth inforaands ; and this
Inortiltir euthorise the Clubman to ounnuclicette thin rIU.
tam to the Earl Shaltestniry anti to Mr. Macdonald, the
Merman of the Amalgamated Atta.wiation .4 Mel.d.ch miners.
It wag sectiodoO from tho body ol the hail, bud carried
unanimously.
ArJrn, ILA President .4 the expremod his Whim.
lion that they haAl eurh • good epirit and Initernal
fueling, and said he was .nire the tieot,ll miners would by the
fire to prol,el titetil rr..111 similar retinues.
on the loot .i. 14 the ch,,irinan was thanked I and
Mr. Mayor moved a conlial vote .4 thanks to the May. r of
laircheyter 1.. r letting them 11.0... tin hal for th, meeting MY.
Arch v 0,41401 Sidi it was carried by. accialuatiou.
I Tim large meembly then dispersed.