The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1860-02-21 00:00:00

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VOL. V. N°. 229. DORCHESTER, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1860. . PRICE, 3d.; STAMPED, 4d. ,
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BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND
SOCIETY
Foa Till ENCOURAGEMENT or AGRICULTURE,
ARTS, MANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCE.

Clime 31—For the best Ram of any other ate . . £5
second ditto . . . ... 3
Clue 21.—For the beet pen of five two-teeth Ewes... 5
Second ditto
Class 22.—For the best pen of fire Ewes, having
bred Lambe in 1860
COTSWOLD.
Clue 23.—For the best Yearling Rain ...
Second ditto .
Clam 24.—For the best Rain of any other age ... 4
Second ditto
Class 25.—For the best pen a ave two-teeth Ewes... 5
Second ditto
E 5

TO BOILDERS, CONTRACTORS, and Orh ELS.

The following Prisoners, whose &Antes end Effects have
been Vested in the Provisional Assignee by Order of
the Court for Relief of insolvent Debtors, and whore
Petitions and Schedules duly filed have been severally
referred and transmitted to the County Court herein-
after mentioned, pursuant to the Statute in that
behalf, are ordered to be brought up before the Judge
of the acid Court, as herein set forth, to be dealt with
according to law.

rrHE SOCIETY sre desirous to receive cope-
rate Tenders fur the following requireiuents for
their three next Annual Meetings.
bit. For the enclosing the Show Yards, the erection
of the Offices and the Shedding required, the erection of
the Buildings forthe Exhibition of Arts, and forth. exe-
cution of other works connected therewith.
. _ . .

WN.
Class 26.—For the best Yearling Item

2nd. For the covering of about 1,500 feet run of
Shedding with Canvass.
. . . . .

BEFOHE the JUD( th ii of e COUNTY
COURT of I)OItSETSHIRE holden at DOR-
CHESTER. on FRIDAY. the 9th day of MARCH,
IMO. at 12 o'Clock at Noon,—JOHN COLE. :ate of
STOURPAINE. in the County of Dorset, out of Ituii•
news, Farm Bailiff, previously of Stourpaine. in the
County of Dorset, Farmer, formerly of Stourpaine
the County of I/orset. Farmer and Dealer in Hay.
PHILIP BISHOP, late of WAREHAM. in the
C,ourity of Dorset, in lodgings, Jouriwyman Saddler and
Harness maker, before then of Here Regis, in the
County of Dorset, Saddler, Harness Maker, and Fanner,
previously of Beni Resrie isi the County of Dorset,
Saddler, If:solesi nicker, and F•rmer, formerly of lien,
Regin, in the County of Duiset, flaniest
Maker, Farmer, Omar, and Tea Dealer.
G. SYMONDS,
Registrar of the said Court.

Se....nd ditto
Cies. 27.—For the best Ram of any other age ... 4
ditto . 2
Class IN -- For the beet pen of five two-teeth Evres... 5
S,oiolditto . . . . . . . . 3
etas, 29.7-For the best pen of five Ewes, having

The .-Cnnual Meeting of the Society for 1860 will be
held at Dorchester, in 1861 at Truro, and in 1862 pro-
bshly in wino town of the Eastern division of the dis-
trict.

brcll L.tuitss di 18G0
811ROPSHIRE DOWN OR HAMNHIKE DOWN.
(Nut grapt4 abmwei• ob• Xua(A-Dowida.)
Class 30.—?0r the best Yearling Rani.JCs
Sen.n.l date • • •• ••• • • 3
Clads 31. Forth. best Rain of any other age ... 4

3sl.—For the privilege of supplying REFRESH-
MENTS in the Show Yards, atilliirehtster, on the 4th,
stit, I,tli, 7th, and Bth days of June neat, in three
Tents.

__..._.
4h.—For the privilege of supplying the PUBLIC
DINNER at Dorchester, on Thursday, the 7th day of
June nest, in a Large Tent in the Show Yard.
The Tombs will be erected by the &MeV, but all
internal fittings are to be made by the Contractor.
The Condit:ons, Plans, and Specilications, may be seen
at the °Rim mit time Town Clerk, at Dorchester. or at the
ullloe of 11r. J.mlin Widdicombe, Tonkin, Ivy-bridge, who
will foruard copies of the Plans and Specalications of
the Buildings to any one desiring the same, un receipt
of 2s. Gd , and who will afford any information
required.
Tim Society do not bind themselves to accept the
highest or lowest Tender.
Sealed Tenders must be sent on or before Thursday the
2.lrd day of February inst., to 11r. John Widilicousbe,
Tonkin, lvphridge.
Tunbill, Iry•bridge, Devon, Feb. 13, 1860.

Secozal ditto . . . .
Claw 32.- Forth. be pen of five two-teeth 5

Second ditto
Claws 33.—For the hasi pen of are Ewes, haring
bred L.uuhs in 1860 ... 3
SOMERSET AND DORSET HORNS.
Claw 31. For the beat Yearling Raw £5
Second ditto
35.—For the beat Rain of any other age ... 3
Second ditto . ' ... 2
Is 36.—For the best pen of her two-teeth ewes 5
Se4ioll.l 3
as 37.—For the brit pen of five Ewe', having
bred Landis in 1860 ... 3
MOUNTAIN SHEEP.
Claes 38.—For the best Rana of any age

N.B. I. If any Creditor intends to Oppose a Pri-
soner's fn.:charge, Notice of such Intention must be
given to the said Prisoner in Writing, which may be
left at the Osol Two Clear Days before the Day of
Hesrieg. above-mentioned, Exclusive of Sunday and
Exclusive both of the Day of giving such Notice and
of the said tiny of Hearing.
2. The petition and &Ambito will be produced by
the proper Officer for Inspection and Examination at
the Office of the Court in London, between the Hours
of Eleven sod Three, on this notice being exhibited.:
and Copies of the Petition and Schedule, or such part
thereof as shall be required, will be proviard by the
proper Officer according to the Act 1 and 2 Viet. e. 110,
see. 105. _ _

Second ditto
Claim 39.—For the best pen of five Ewes of any age 4

11.8. Entrance to the Office, in Portugal Street, Lin-
colu'a lun _ _

IfORSES.—FOR AGRICULTURAL PURPOSES.
Claaa 40.—For the beat Mare and Foal, or in-Foal £IO

3. The Duplicates of the Petitions and Schedules, and
all Books, Papers, and Writings filed therewith will he
produced by the lteciatr.ir of the said Connty Court
for Inspection and Eta 11l ill ation at the Ottice of the
said County Court at Dorchester. and Copies of the
Petition aid Schedule, or rui h part thereof as P.hall be
required, will be provided according to sec. 106 of the
Act.

Second ditto ... . .
Cl.se 41.—For the best Colt furled inlBsl-
Second ditto . . .
Clari 42. —For the beg Filly foaled in I$5S

tiecund ditto ... ... 3
Clase.43. —for the beet Cult or Filly foaled in 1859... 5

Second ditto 3
HORSES FOR HACKS OR HUNTERS.
Class. 44.—For the best Mare awl Foal, or in• Foal £lO

TVG FOUND. —Followed ii Gentleman,
a handsome BLACK RETRIEVER I/00. Tho
Defier may hare him on applying at the Dories Cuunto
Exprrss Office, and paying expelows.
l'iihNs claimed within Seven Days from the date
hereof, the Dog will lie sold to defray expenses.
Dorchester, Feb. 21, Iterso.

Heetasd ditto .
Clams 45. For the bed ViII7 fualed in 1858

-
Second dit to . .
Claen46.—.For the be Colt or Filly foaled in 18:0 n

&cowl ditto . . . 3
Class 47. —For the besteolt or Gelding foaled in 1858

Sceond ditto ... 3
Class 44.—For the best Ilarse, Man, or Gelding,
foaled on or after Ist January, 1855
Second ditto 3

PONIES.
Clam 19.—For the bc.t NI ire Pony of any breed,
not exceeding I. hands high . . £4
Second ditto
Chu. 50.—For the best Stallion Pony of any breed.
not exceeding 14 hands high
Second ditto
PIGS.—LARGE BREED.

Class 51.—For the bed Boar, not exceeding two
years old on the lat January, 186 U
Second ditto ..
Class 52. —For the best Breeding Sow in farrow, or
that has farrowed within four mouths of the
firiit day of the Exhibition ...
Second ditto .
Claim M.—For the beat pen of three Breeding Sows,
not exceeding nine months of age on the hit of
June, 18511 .
becond ditto .

SMALL BREED.
Class 54.—Fur the Leg_ Boar, not exesteding two
ye.irs old on lit January, 18G0. .. £4
:Second ditto
Class :',s.—For the heat tireeding Sow in farrow, or
that has farrowed %siting' four wonting of the
first day of the Exhibition ... 4
Second ditto
Class 56.—For the best pen of three Brooding Sows,
not exceeding nine wattle of age on the lot
June, 11460
Second ditto .. 2
• • Judges have power to exoen.l a sum nut exceeding
.V2oict Prises for Extra Stock.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS.

When the COW/ and Heifers are certified to be in
Calf, and not having Calved within Six Months pre-
vious to the first thy of Exhibition, the Prises
awarded will not be paid until a Certificate of Calving
has been delivered to the Secretary
The Bulls in Classes I, 2,7, 11, 13, and 14 shall be
certified to be the Sires of lit c Calves.

The sheep must be shorn close in every part not
earlier than the lot of May. The Judges will be
bcdructed to disqualify all unfairly shorn.
No annual of any kind which has gained • Finit
Prise in any CIMIX. at a Meeting of this Soeiety, will
be allowed to compete in the Faille C.X.4 at any future
Mettin4. No animal can be entered in more than one
Chan.
Each lot of Even 1111U4 be of the !mine Flock.
The three Sow l'ign in each pen must be of the same

All Foals must be the offspring of the Mare along
with which they are Cs iul,ltc,l for a Prize.
In all cases where prize, are awarded cotzlitionally,
they will be withheld until the exhibitor chill have
proved to the satiafactiun of the Council that the cote
dition• have btcii complied a lii.
All animals exhibited must be boud fide the property
of the exhibitor.

The Society, and their 011Icera, will not he liable for
any errors that way happen in placing the Stock or
otherwise.

RULES OF ADJUDICATION.

In awarding the Prizes to Cattle, Sheep, and Pitt.,
the Judges will be especially instructs:Al not to take buts)
oonsideration the present vslue to the butcher of the
anhusla exhibited ; but to decide according to their
relative merits for the purpose of Breeding.
The Judges will be initructed nut to award any prize
in classes in which the allituals exhibited do not possess
sufficient merit.

GBNIUAL REGCLATIONm Foil TIM EXHIBITION OF
LIvE S rock .-1810.

I. Persons intending to exhibit Stock must send in
their applications for blank forms of Certificates to the
Secretary, No. 2, Wood-street, Bath, on or before the
lith of April, ISO-Ion:1+o( application can be obtained
of the '4eeeeter3r) ; on receiving such application the
Secretary will forward to each Exhihitor copies of the
required form of certificate, which must be filled up and
returned to him on or before the 19th of April, latiil.
All Forms of Certificate in-:efficiently or incurroutly
filled up will be at once returned to the proposing
Exhibitor by the Secretary ; and if these are not
thoroughly completed in all particulars, and sent to the
Secretary before the let day of 314,, 1811, the A11i1114,1
to which the certificate refers will be excluded from com-
petition. No member whose subscription is in arrear
will be allowed to exhibit until his sultacriptiou is paid.
Non-members must pay 10s. for every head or lot of
Live Stock, before obtaining a ticket of admission to
bring them into the Show-yard. Any person entering
more lota in any one clams than the number of Prizes
offered, must pay for the additional number 54. for cid*
lot of Sheep, Ilulloeks, and Pigs, 15s. for each Horse
and Colt, and 10, for excli Pony.
2. All perains inay exhibit an unlimited number of
Aniuials 4, Extra Stock, by pixinent of 5.. per lot for
Bollocks. Sheep, and Pigs, and 15s. for Horses and Colts,
and 10e. for Ponies.

N. It—One or more animals, according to the classes, I
as out out in prize-sheet, shall be &reined a lot.
3. Any person entering any Stock, and failing to ex-
hibit the Same. shall pay a penalty, in the case of Cattle
or Horses, of 10e., and of Sheep or Pigs of 55., per lot,
or be disqualified from exhibiting in future, unless the
non-exhibition of such Stock be caused by the death of
the animal or animals, contagious disease, or unavoid-
able injury.
4. All animals intended for exhibition must be brought
to the Show-yard on Monday the 30th day of May.
between the hours of 10 in the morning and seven in the
evening, and between 7 in the morning and 1 ill the
afternoon of Tuesday, the list Ilay of May, otherwise
they will not be admitted. The parchment ticket, which
will be sent by the Secretary, must ha properly tied on
each animimol before it is brought to the gate ; and the
admission order, which will be also sent by the Secretary
! fur stuck properly entered. must be tielivered to thegate-
keeper of the yard by the person who brings the stock
for admiasion. . . .

5 All Bull* most have • ring or clamp attached to
their nose, and all other cattle be properly secured to the
satisfaction of the Director and Stewards. on being
brought to the gate of the yard, or they will not be ad-
mitted. . . . .

6 All Servants in charge of Stock, and all Stock
brought into the dhow-yard, will he subject to the
Orders, Regulations, and kinks of thte Director and Stew-
ard.; f the Crttle-yard. Bond fide Servants only in
charge will be allowed to enter the Showiyard with their
Stock.
7. All Stock must remain in the Show-yard until after
Two o'clock in the afternoon of Friday, the 3rd day of
Juur, and as much longer as the Director may deem
neLessary. The delivery order, tilled up and signed by
the Exhibitor or his agent, must be delivered up to the
gatekesper ;—no stock can be /enlaced without it.
Note.— Hay. Straw, awl Green Food will he provided
for the Stock whilst in the Yard, Free of Expense.
By order of the Council,
HENRY ST. JOHN .111AULE, riceretay,
2, Wooliotroot, BM&