The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1869-08-17 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1869,

BIIMILDRCHINESTERG Art:lrDll23Thrlig:ll:lB4:r?: B°D°:BIETYRT • ,
For th.de pit Las ; of sublinginl'onseasidortgagto Purchue
Mortgage;
House
Redeem Property itlrey ad
TA2I4/ :ShasdAreL.lttn:inflages".2.l6l2:rllB. "BUItIMPPSIOCI. etrrritS
er,chat the Tenant of the Property who, lu •
goe years, actually pays Its full value in rent without
beooming the owner thereof, may, by paying to
this Society a sum equal to his rent, with little or no
additional demand on his own resouroes, become the
absolute owner of the property.
The advantages to borrowing Members are :
lot—The mortgage is liquidated by earl lartalmaata
2nd—Whilst the instalments are regularly Pahl, 00
demand can be made of the mortgage money.
3rd—He may at any tinie cell, exchange, or redeem
his property.
4th—Advances made during the Progress of building.
sth—The Solicitor's Feu for Mortgage, and Sur.
veyor's Fees for Valuation, ere limited u follows :
Solicitor. Surveyor
E cla.l E £ d.
50 ... 2 2 0 Under 100 ••• 010 0
, 130 3 3 0 „, 300 ... 1 1 0
For each 100 1 1 0 1 Above 300 ... 110 0
&elusive of Travelling expenses.
6th— Mortgage Deeds for non not exceeding MO
are exempted from Stamp Duty.
The Monthly Meetings of the Directors are held on
the Second Tuesday in every Month, at the Townhall.
Dorchester, at Seven o'clock to the evening, when
Advertises are made and other Business in connection
with the Society transacted.
Persons desirous of availing themselves of the benefits
of this Society should make application to the Solicitor,
Manager, Surveyor or Agents.
HENRY LOCK, Solicitor,
THOS. W. PEARCE, Manager, } Dorchester.
HENRY BARNES, Surveyor,
IMF Money always ready for immediate advance.
AGENTS:—

7tider

SAer&orvit Edwin Fear.
Wernonth. Mt. R. Damon.

Terms

RAYNBIRD, CALDECOTT. BAWTREE,
DOWLINO. and COMPANY, Limited,
CORN, SEED, MANURE, & OILCANS MERCHANTS,
Cain Omos—BABINGSTOK
Loudon Address-26, Seed /dulcet, Ilark•lans,
fiamplee and Prices Post Fres on application.
Prize Medals 1861, for "Wheat :" 1862, for " Exselleat
Said Corn and Seeds."
PARIS ITRIVRIIRAI EIHISMON, 1867,
Silver Medal in Ciall 67, for Cereals. Droner Media in
Class 43, for Seeds.

NOTICE! PRIZE STEAM ENGINE&
TOED AND BONS.
BOSTON AND SKIRBECK IRON WORAS,
LINCOLNSHIRE.
A T the Woroeeter Trials of Steam Machinery
1-3. in 1t+4.3, by the R.A.S. of England, TUXFORD
SONS were then again SUCCIEBFUL OYEZ ALL Coln-
petators ; their Eight-horse Engine summing in
economy and effectiveness all other nompeting Engines
of every kind and power.
At the Royal Society's last Trials, at Bury St.
Edmunds, TUXFORD and SOME Fixed Steam Engine
was awarded a PRIZE of £10; their Single-Cylinder
Portable Engine was awarded a PRIZE of £l5, and
their Double-Cylinder Portable Engine of FOURTEEN
Horse Power for Cultivating with, U., under the
Inspection and Testings of the Society's Judges and
Consulting Engineers, with 50 per cent. increased load,
or when working at TWFNTY-ONE Horse Power,
ECLIPSED the duty of every other Maker's Double-
Cylinder Engine under the same testa, the following
being the consumption of pounds' weight of reels per
borne-power per hour by the different Engines:—
TUX FORD k SONS 3.17 pound
Ransomes It Sims
Clayton & Shuttleworth
Brown ft May 4.42 pounds.
TUXFORD it SONS' FIRST-CLASS COMBINED
THRASHING MACHINES, stacms. DOUBLE. AND
TRIPLE "LAST; TOXFORMS NEWLY-PATENTED
STRAW' ELEVATORS, STEAM-CULTIVATING
APPARATI.I.4. GRINDING MILLS. SAWING
' MACHINERY, CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, As.
LLOBTRATED CATALOGUES FORWARDED run OS
• APPLICATION.

ESTABLISHED 1812.
H AND T. PROCTOR invite the attention
of Agricultnrlsta to their
SPECIAL BONE MANURES,
Which are of a superior quality. and the most
economical that can be need.
PROCTOR'S TURN IP MANURE
PROCTOR'S MANGOLD MANURE
PROCTOR'S POTATOE MANURE
PROCTOR'S WHEAT MANURE
PROCTOR'S BARLEY MANURE
PROCTOR'S GRASS MANURES
BONE SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.
Pull particulars sent free by poet on application to
Mamma PROCTOR, OF thcir AURSTS.

ADDIMB-11. AND T. PROCTOR,
AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTS,
CATHAY, BRISTOL
WORKS, —BRISTOL, BIRMINGHAM, CHESTER,
AND WARWICK.
Aorarrn : -
Mr. J. Bum, Bred( ord revere% Dorchester.
Mr. F. J. 0114311., Burton Braddock, Bridport.
Mr. WlLLiam MAiums,YeoriL

E. CAMBRIDGE & CO'B.
(LATII W. C. CAMISRIDOI)
PATENT: P_E!EE NAMD,_,,tiLEELWREEL

TPHIS Implement is -com- posed of s number of
W. CialsaiDGE's old ',littera plaimedged wheeL
with • notched one between each. It. merit. and use
are too well known to need description or comment
The frames can be made either of wood or tubular iron.
Chain Harrows of every deseriptian sad prim.
PRIZE HORSE RAKES, LAND PRESSRRS,
HORSE GEARS, SEAMEN'S PATENT EXCELSIOR
FINK HARROWS, and every description of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT dcfireroilfrce to spy
station.

gout And Braun went hi to ask about mem labourers, and
to get his basing lost and moor. The door was unbelted be-
num one of the children hod just before Ono to win", and
Mr. lireenint being aocupied •Ith the baby, had not re-
e
nest It. He alto nrest that no wile was proved. lltouil u
was called, and amported Mr. Weston's statement.
Ile also said he did not runaway from the we/stable, and that
the cork mune out of the lettle through the shaking in the
tussle he had with bishop.
The Bench diamissed the lase.
cusses or Kon..—B•rieerd Hyde. • man of 24 or 25, wan
charged with moulting ard ravishing a girl of 19, named
Eleanor Stroud, at Pinldbtown. Complainant in • siceent
looking girl. and told her sell with modesty. Mr. Weston was
for the defendant. Hyde mined to think he had done • clever
thing, and snot • eon of heso. Thnoighout the hewing of OM
mew, his face wore • continial smirk of self-complacency.
It seemed that defendant soul the csonplainatit had long Iseen
on friendly lerlU, sod then, woo • gond deal of freedom to
say the least -in their condlet. On Saturdhy Isra complainant
went with defendant's marred sister to thu field when defend-
ant Ansi his brother.ln-law sere turnip-hoeing, and while they
Were having dinner, /Broad and the defendmit got romping
together, and continued tie familiarity in an adjoining Sold.
On the neat afternoon (Slinky) defendant'* sister and cont.
plaituud arranged to go to Affpnibllc together to visit Shroud's
sister. At Milne°. Illysio and a non named Home joined
thou, and the two omples went 45 Affisiddle. The/ left to
return home about half-put five, but slid not reach Pusidk-
tow n till half-past nine. After they left Tincleton Charism
flow and shAndant's sister stayed behind. and the complain-
ant and Hyde went is, mother. After having the islgis way
complainant had tio tWollekk is, get to her house. When
they were laming through the second a Miley nod
liyile threw her down and sommittod the assault alleged awaited
insr will. She cried out "st. f' hut didn't know whether
she *hooted 'mut or not. They then walked on together to the
stile near where she lived, w bens he left her. She went home.
tier father and mother tre7e in the house. but she DOVer men-
tioned what had occurred. Told her thee on Monday.
emus-examined : Mother first askel her about it, toying :
sone person had told her what had taken plow. She
threatened to turn her out of the Nom, if she slid not tell, and
then it was she admitted it. Saw Hyde sin the following Tues.
slat, when be asked her if she did nOt pull the barley up, and
die said no. On Wednesday, the day the 'mike were going for
' him, she ow him 151 the field at work, and, alto he eisske to
her. she said, "I diet cast to hurt to. Barnard."
, The Bench stopped the MSC, and 4B barges! defemlan,ts
TIOUrr THROVOU NOIR. -- An clikrly non, memo 4.1/11.
Patkrna,• smith, of Dorchester, vemi brought up mi remand,
charged with robbing the till of the Swan Inn, lireadway.
Money having been Masai from time to time, and priamier
being suspected, three shilling. and two sixpences were put
Intss the till so SUnday I:Veiling, When pri-oner alone Iran there,
most Mr. Rouen the landlord. ns,rmntosl himself ahem be
could watch the till He ow prisoner put both his fined, into
the till, after which one of the shillings was toisod. Bottum
stepped mit and said "I've been waiting for )'is." Ile was
given into custody, and after some mirehing. P.C. 11"ler f"d"d
the :narked shilling in the lining of hi. oat.— It awned he had
lawn convicted and innwhoned 45r a month in HOW —Prl"dller
said he had had • drop of drink and ono off Ids gtuutl.—
Sentenced to two months' hard Winer.
AII•AULT AT PORTLAND. —A Isitilisik Mg woman, named
Martha Giles, was brought up on remand (he was =landed
by Capt. Manning) chanted with assaulting and threatening a
soldier's widow named Harriet t'oletneri, at Weston, Portland.
t'omplainant said she had known Martha (m. (who has •
husband at Port-month) for nony )ears. About It month.
ago prirkokeets illegitimate daughter, a Inlrriod Wornan named
Peter., same to lodge with her. bibs often guts intoxisated,
and then makes a row with her daughter. 011 the 7th Gilm
went to Colent•res hoUpo skunk, was very violent. swore at
complainant. pulled her lot to plows, tore her hair, bit her in
the left arm, trampled on her. and threatened to kill her with
the poker. (In the 10th she went there again, and threatencd
to stab her and her own slaughter with • knife. The slaughter
was nit present to give evidence, being near confinement.
William Mayer, •12 otd mans spoke 45 Mating • nsw, and
going Into the house, when he found prisoner tnnlling Mr..
Coleman, under foot. She afterwards took Up the po say ing
die would murder her, and slid strike at her. He taught the
blow on his left hand.
rimotter paid they were fighting together, and L. tO the old
man he had • spite against her because she would not have any'
thing to do with him although he offered her potAtoe. !
The Bench considered her • vioknt ill-conditioned woman,
and sentenced her to two months' hard labour

Primmer : Thank you.

with spectator. all anxMes to eateh a glimpre o( the
Royal party. 'The proemial as it pared through the
town was as follow.:—
The Poole Band
Firm CSITIVC drawn by four beautiful gfele, ermtaining the
Mai-W. Tech, the Counter. of Wilton, lady Cornelia Guest,
and Kir Ivor B. Guest, Bart.
lemood Carriage containing Prince Tech and Montagu.
Outse, Esq., M.P.
Third ebrriaae containing Mit. Blanche Geo.. mai Mn. Kirk
Prue., he , te.
Fourth fhirriage containing W. Pearce, DN. (mayor of
Poole), and party.
Fifth 1-Mvietre,ll.M. Dyke. Kisq., MP., Ike., he.
Math Carriage, Mr. J. Ltd!. (bousoartward of Contort!).
On arriving at the Quay the Royal Naval Reserve fired
salute of twentr.one guns, and immediately after
hearty chorea for the Prince and Princess srosc from the
dense crowds asaembled at the Custom house step and
the Quays. At Hamworthy Bridge the prooession
turned end slowly wended its way towsrds Longlleet
by way of the High-street and the Parade, every window
on the way being Oiled with ladies and children waving
handkerchiefs and small pennons. The band stopped at
the Longfleet arch and pleyed '• God save the Queen,"
and after hearty cheers had been given for the Prince
and the Prinoess the party drove rapidly tower Is the
beautifully kituated manorial mention of Canford
amidst the good wishes of the inhabitants of Poole.
During the evening the bells of St. James's church rang
merry peals.
A pigeon-shooting match, which excited much
intereet took place on Ft iday at Canford Park, between
hit Highness Prince Tech and some of the dis-
tie pemonages visiting BM Ivor and Lsdy
Cornelis kluest. The following is the result of tbe
shooting:—

Kay,
tgoi!hed_

Firurr Swam,

11.R.11. Prince Teiri .• • •
Sir Ivor G.A. Unri. . • • •
ll'Aptaln Flues. .. • • • •
I.,%ntalti Hon. V. Montego, It.N.
Mr. J. liamilion, WP. • • •
Mr. A thsvo, M.P. • • • •
Mr. IL Townley . .•
_ granny Senwr.

Pence Tuck • • •
Earl ••I lloctave .. • • • •
Sir Ivor (iuusa, Sart. • • ••
.. • • • •
Mr. It. Townley .. • • • •
(*Akin 11.. n. %. Montagu .•
Mr. J. !lamIlton• M.P. .. • •
Mr. A. E. Guckt, M.P. .. • •
Turnip Sirkar.

00
0
1 10
, 0
, 0
• 1 1 1 wins.
, 1 10

j 1 0
11 1 0
1 1 1 1 wins.

Fled 01 Waive
sir I. Gust, Dark
(laptaln Framer .
Mr. It Tow nky
Captain Hon. V. Montagu
Mr. M. Gust
Mr. A. K. Gust. M.P. ..
Mr. W. IL Dyke, M.P...
Fot Iwo Slow.
ISIT I. Guest, Dart. .. 01 I 1 1111 l grim
t...*ottlii Moo. Monttau I 0 0
Captain Framer .. 10111 1 1 1 0
Mr. K. Townley .. 011 1 1 0
Mr. 11. Dyke, 11.1'. . o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0
Mr. A. Ousit.ll.P. 0 1 1 1 1 I 0
Pim Ilinusr.

Sir I. Guess, Hart. -------- 11111t1
Captain Fraser .. 111 0
Mr. R. Townley .. 0
Mr. W. 11. 1/)lce, S 1.. 11 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 div.
(apt.. Hon. V. Montacil 1 0
0
The distances were 26, 27, sod 29 yards.
On Friday their Royal Highnesses and several other
noblemen and ladies proceeded to Critaliel House on •
visit to H. G. Stun, Esq.. and Lady Augusta, Start.
with whom, after viewing the grounds, they went of
luncheon, returning to Canford to dinner about 7.
A grand ball took plant OD Friday night, for which
extensive preparations bad been previously made. The
great bail was very beautifully fitted up, and brillisnCy
lighted. In addition to two very large and band.
some chandeliers suspended from the roof, there were on
either side of the ball two rows of handsome pen•
dents, six in row, each containing sig wax candles,
and at either end in the niches of the two windows
were placed triple•formed stands for lights, whieh,
reflected by the handsome stained glass of the windows
had •very prettty effect. The leng corridor leading from
the entrance halt to the reception room had been lately
handsomely decorated, and fitted with large mirrors
and several handsome pictures, and on the present
occasion wee improvised into a refreshment saloon. The
royal and distinguished party at the mansion entered
the ball room soon after ten o'clock, the princess being
snorted by Sir Iror and Lady Cornelia by the
Prince. Soon after the arrivals of invited green
begun, and continued till about twelve o'clock.
The following is • list of those present
Percy Shelley, Milt Shelley, Miss Julia Somerville,
and Mr. Panncefoott, Mr• T. R. Saunders, Mr. Saunders,
jun., Dr. and Mrs. Falls, Rev. —Mac Patty and Mrs.
Patey, Hon. ()motley F. Berkeley, Mrs. Morton ManseL
Mr. and Mi,s Menisci (Longthorns). Sir H. Drummond
Wolff,ltsrt., Mr. and Mrs. Popham and Mrs.Pannoefoott,
Dr. and Mrs. Crabb, Sir G. Genie, Bart.. MiOS Goren
I bed Ilise Hargraves, Mr. H. Stephens, Hon. A'Court,
Mr. Manners and Mr. J. Daly, Rev. Me, Daniell, Mr.
I M. Keruge'S'eleb. Mr. W. W. Aldridge, Mr. T. K I'.
Lefroy and Min Lefroy, Mr. and Mrs. Fen wick, Mr. and
I Mrs. Middleton and Miss Churchill. Mr. and Mrs. J.
I Mills, Mrs. Ketwletle and Mr. Entwistle, jun., Mr. and
Mrs. Stephens, Captain and Mrs. Ferree, Hon. Mrs. and
I Miss Denimn, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Maurice, Dr. and
Miss Parkinson, Mrs. Hanham. Mr. and Mrs. Ogaden
and Mr. Paget, Mr. and Mrs. Belben, Mrs. Garland, Mr.
and line Created, C.tptain and Mrs. Butts, Rev J. L.
Williams, Dr. and Mr,. Hamilton. Colonel If angel.
Mrs. and Miss Mansel and the Hon. Miss Louisa
Portman. Mrs. Baines, Mr. and Miss Weld, Mr. J.
Floyer, M.P., and Mrs. Eloper and Miss Weld. Mr. and
Mrs. C. Digbv, Rev. C. Ooslow and Miss Onslow, Col.
Paget, Rev. J. Torkington, Mrs. Torkington, and Mr.
and Miss Torkington, Mr. Graham, Mr. Fitsclarence
Paget, Captain and the Misses Okeden (2). Mr. and Miss
Pearce, General Sir John Michell, KC. 8., and Mil.
Michel, Mrs. T. 11. Bower, Mr. H. S. Bower and Mrs.
Bower, Mr. and Miss Kemp, General Michel, Mr. Bowcher
Clarke, Rev. H. Good, 1t.,. H. Piz and Mr. and Mrs.
Druitt. Mr. St. John Coventry, Kn. Coventry, Mr.
W. Brymer, Miss Hoare, Mr. Harding and Captain
Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Fyler, Iteir. J. Hunt and Mrs.
Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. T. Bower, Dr. and Mrs. Rowe, Sir
Richard and Lady Glyn. Mr. and Mrs. e .1. Parke and
the Misses Parke (2), Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Parke, Capt.
Schreiber, Mr. and MID Featherstonhaugh and Mr. and
Mrs. 11. Farquharson, Rev. J. Austen, Mimi Austen,
Mr. 11. Austen and Mr. Smith, Captain and Mrs.
Biddle, Captain and Mrs. Fawcett and Miss Glasbrook,
Mr. Hastings D'Oyly and Mrs. D'Oyly, Mr. Marwood
S. Yeatinan, Rev. W. M. Heath and Miss Heath, &c.
The ladies were most suberbly dressed. The Princess
was attired in a rioh whits satin pettiaoat, with pink
tulle dress, stomacher of diamonds, and headdress of
flowers and diamonds. She is • very handsome lady,
and conversed In the rrost familiar manner with those
around her. The Prince wore the Orden of the Garter,
and appeared to be a general favourite.
About 2 a.m., on Saturday morning supper was
served in the banquet hall. Sir Ivor escorting the
Princess, and the Prince Lady Cornelia. Dancing was
kept up with but little interruption till ',beet five o'clock,
when the ball terminated and the band played the
National Anthem.
The following programme was most beautifully per.
formed by Coote and Tinnev's band (from London) :
quadrille—Prima Donna.
Clarinc. . .

lancerc—lniiieriaL
Vatic—An der ...tenon tdanen DOltill.
quadrille— La Park:hole.
\aloe -Court ileautits.
Lancer. --Reyst
Vabin .Goachickin atui din Weiner Wald.
quadrille—State Bali.
aloc—Siun cud.
Lancer. Carnival.
Lo Penchi,le.
_ . .

guaarille —Lem P.nepieres de Nanterre.
al. Diput.tionvn.
lanerr. --Mtuard.
Val.- Daisy Queen.
Onion—Encore.
Prince and Prin.'s' Teak and mite returned to
London on Saturday, and thus ended so far as the
nobility were concerned, a very pleasant week at
Cenford House.
An accident occurred to • carriage in which Mr.
Tregonwell and party were going to the hall. The
driver unfortunately bore too much to the left, and
about the middle of the drive to Canford, the wheels
of the carriage came into violent collision with the
roots of • large elm tree, growing close by the aide road.
We are glad to state that the occupants, though the
carriage was turned completely on Ms side, and had
windows, shalt; end lamp gime broken, received but
slight injuries, and were able at • later hour of the
night to attend the ball.

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