The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-10-21 00:00:00

Sonterottobirt.

Baru Et.gcrriOg.—The lAberals of Both have decidod
to hold demonstrations in oommemorntion of thitlr
reoeut victory. An invitation to attend the gatbering
wag furwarded to Mr. Gladstone by Captain Hailer,
and In reply the Premier said he woe obliged to deolloe
the Invitation through prose of segagements. The
right ben. gentleman emegratulated Captain limiter on
Lie olrotion, and also made some refereeing to Mr.
Disraeli's letter. Several influential members of Par-
liament are is:paned to attend the gathering alluded
to.

—Eyedlance PARKINS' CLUB.--The annivonary of
this slab wu selebrated on Thursday, at 80
Mallet, under the treaty of Mr. IL C. Stuckey,
supportedwho was supported the members for Ildid-Sooterest
In to the Ith el the members of Parlia-
ment, ajor Paget, M.P.. said they knew how ready hew
always was to work heartily In their 'situate, which bs
beloved to lo not only their Interests, bet those of tho
stat Mr. NevilbeGrenvilhe alluded to the isboar
question. Stooge/al Oedema° had some dune into
that toady, and said the farmers did not pay their men
good wage.; but were tradesmen saddled with hou per
°est. upon the with of Inca? Hs felt sure • fanner
who gained that per eeettege, had to les up late and
early, sad eat the bread of carefulness. Ards, when
trade eat bad the sapitalist shut up his buttes's and
seat his men about Moir business, but • farmer kept on
I.bourere through good aid 111 report—(sesr, tutu). 1
Somereetebies labourers had to much good Neese to be
led sway by claptrap, sad he believe/ that the farrsor
would find that Ids bast Mead was his labourer.
CAPTAIN HOOD, M.P., AID LOAD BIONDI/TB AT
Caowsuss.—The annual meeting of the Crowkerne
Rortieultural Society took place on Thursday. Capt.
Hood spoke approvingly of the exhibition and 0r.... I
of the society. Vimmunt Sidmouth, addressed the
labourera, and aimed them of the warm Interest of the'
upper classes Is their improved condition, liswarkieg
on the due array at vegetable' and dowel% and the
evident senusgymest of the Otter by female Amgen, the
Viscount said that showed him that mu and women
wins trying to make their homes happy, and he was
surei thane ooald be nothing more beaded to the
labourer than an Improvement of his home—(bw,
bear). They all of them, doh and poor, itrid the lune
feeling for their wive' and children; and If the labour-
ing mu would maks him boot what It might be made
—by stestalnisg from all suer of drink, by sultivating
food for his household and beautifying his dwelling
with flowers, sad by oultivatiag the adoetloa of thus
around him—hile home might be jest as happy as the
homes of those In higher station' —(applasse). Kfforts
were being mane all over the country to separate else'
from *lass. The labourers were told they shoal!
"agitate," and agitate to raise themselves by opposition
to others. He maid to them "Don't beliere Oat ward 01
It. Let us all pull together; that is the way we shall
all get on In the world—(applause). God los plated
no In our several station., and those who hades't Is
work with their hands are bound to work with their
heads. Let oath hold out the right hood of fellowship
to the other 1"—(load applause).
Quaatsc 81111111101 L—At these sersicasutailiPagen,
M.P., presided. • oo.azynsratte of • f aid a
polio* rate of three f were made.— Chid
ooutable reported that daring the year wading 29th
September, there were 327 Indlotablo deuces ooramitted,
27; parsons apprehended, 218 sommuittod for trial, and
b 9 discharged. There were also 5,317 oases determined
summarily by the lattice', sad 4,219 persons sonvictod.
In comparing the returns with thou famished for the
previous year, Mr. Gould finds there has beat a duress*
of 18 In the Indictable odious, and an iserease of
153 in the offemees dealt with summarily.—Mir. F. H.
Diekineon moved that under the Adelteration of Food
Ass, 1872, Mr. W. W. Stodert, patella analyst for the
city of Bristol, be appointed the County Analyst, at a
salary of £lOO and laboratory expecte& It was poet.
posed for oontideration at next Beetiol3ll.—The Chief
Constable reported that during the past quarter that.
were only two outbreaks of pleuro-pneumoula and four
tattle affected, which were slaughtered; ids ostbreeks
of foot and mouth dismiss and 192 Wan affected—
namely, 91 °stile, 100 sheep, and one pig; of these Sr.
cattle died. There were alto oho rut/weeks of sheep
scab, mid 211 sheep afforded. In reply to the Karl of
Cork, do Chief Coostablo said there had been no
diminution of druokoonsts slue the pude, of the
Wonting Att. He might say that the cases had to a
outdo sated exoewled the number in former years,
I but that had Arisen from the Ant being more stringent
It wall an admirable act of legislation, and the Wirt.
were infinitely more quiet and orderly than they used
to be.

SIR MAIUT LOP= AT Ftolll. —The Foresters of
From. h.d the promo's, of Lord H. Thy.., and Sir
Hassey Lopes at thtir JUDIDUIi dinner on Thursday.
Mr. Lopes said he was no *drools for a too parental
kind of gavel-annul Penwell; of a aerials age ought to
be ffte to sot for themselves. He did mot believe ia
makiag people sober or religious by Aot of Parliament.
It was not the duty of any government to tell them
what they should eat an drink. If they did so, he
hoped it would also tell them how to digest It. Though
education was a good thlog, It was pourable to haw. too
trawls of it lie believed edueation ought to be
adapted to the position and circumstances In life of
those to whom it was applied. He had DO faith la
high pressure educatioo. Zech pore= might to be
taught reading, writing, and aritionelle, and, If ha had
West for anything an, that ought to be oultivated.