The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-07-17 00:00:00

SHBRBORItti

Teo WILL of Sit Brook Kay, Bart., late of
Belvedere, Brith,formerly ef Cheltenham, &whom
and some time residing at Avramile, Pram* Wm
proved in tondo°, ou tin 6th inst., by the =g
susoutots and trustees, Mr. Heuer, Tilos,
street, Strand, and Mr. William Algernon Kay,
power being reserved to the other executors nod
trustees, Jody Kay, the relict, sod Mr. Kdrousid
Hopkinson. The testator was formerly in the navel
seems in the Zest India Company, and is de-
scended, maternally, from Sir Brook Walser', M.P..
and Lord Mayor of London and from whom the
barooeloy Is derived by pailitt Sir Brook Kay was
twice married, and leaves slimily, and ti_____
by his son, now Kir Brook Kay, Bert. 'rtie toilitor
died Map It at the age of 86, having executed his
will April 12, 1864, and a codicil Nov. 14, 1860.
Sir Brook has bequeathed to his widow, lady gay,
all his furniture, books, piatares, So,
and leaves to her ladyslilp.. u life interim to
derived from his agates in lildWerisx, and Stiesiorms,
Donet, and his shores in the Sea Pile Ofßas and
stook in Scotch mines; the capital, at but demises, to
be divided equally amontrotesst, younger children—
Isis eldest sou, now the binnf amply Pro-
vided for under the will of his uncle tile testator's
brother), Sir Win. Kay, Bart.—lllustrated London
New.

lIRIDPORT.
THE HORTICULTURAL SHOW.

The thirteenth anneal exhibition of the Bridport
Horticultural and Cotter Garden Improvement
Bociety, took *se lest Tburelley, in the thoustoined
pisos—MegiWis geed, and with , the nasal....
--activists. Them were 181 entries is the various
Weems, and the sinaimene thews regreminteil baby
arranged with the good teem that I. invariably ex-
hibited by the managing ocunenttee at the Brid port
show presented • charade' and eirsonire display of
baleen, while the adoen exhaled by bah flowers
end klub permeated through the enolothre, affording
pilaw* to all.
The almodenes was earthly so large as as
Scene former ocossione (though in exam of
OM last year), owing, doubtless to the in.
Moss hest of the weather, whisk hes atheed
not a few of our residents to seek the cool breams
and the dolor far sliest' of the seenide, and others,
*rho are yet at home," do pot mire to rue the rich
of eunritroke by the w , sad saffoostise in the ant,
In see even so fair a ooUestieu el Netunee Wattles as
the Bridport exhibition draws together. Yet there
wee nernerain and failionahle isompeny an the
Weed during the afternoon. We noticed :—Tke
Mayor (T. With, 1644, ma Mn. Oalfox, W.
Goflos,., Mrs. Guidry, B. P. Oundry, Ben.,
a C. ry, Seq., F: W. Gundry, and Mrs.
'Osindry; Mks. -like Montoliti and Pe*.
1.1., W. B. Manley, bq. the
Rev. M. L Lee, Mr.. Lae, and badly, the Bev. R.
Bewheams. Miss liewlinnut._ib• Mum _Bawling_ oh
a. linsdirum, ask, Bee, w • Vat my, Nis.
Via 170*;11. T. W. -sot , she:,

Good, and the Misses Good, 1. Good. lea., :1
Mrs. Good, A. Good, Esq., Dr. Hay, Mrs. Hay,
the Misses Hay R. Hay, Esq., Dr. Jefford, Mrs.
Pittisid, the Misses Pittlold. J. Pope, Esq., Mrs.
Ptoliylea(Tz E. Mrs. . 80011 and
dMrs.sadkia:ht
Misses
Stephens, Stephens,
Btephene, B. Stephens, Esq., end Mrs. 81ephens, T.
!nephew, &CI, g:Otiln Swain. J. Templeman,
Seq. R. Tucker, ~ W. T. Whelan), El., S.
mi W'tbaro, Esq., J. Miami'. El. Cl. B. Ewens,
Seq., and family, v
Captain Edwards, T. Gilbert,
Esq., and Mrs. Gilbert (Bouniaster), the Misses
Suttill, the Kee. E F. and Mrs. Trotman, the Rev.
IL 0. Francis, the Rev. J. H. Chores and party,
T. Beach, Eaq., lb. Miss.. Bansicott and party, Mr.
J. Bartlett, Miss Bartlett, Rev. W. Bosch, Mr. J.
Beach, Mr. W. Beach, Mrs. Boaster and the Moos
Bootee, Rev, R. I. Carpenter, Mrs. Carpenter, and
party. Mr. W. H. Chick, Mr. J. A. Collins, Mr. It.
A. Collins Miss E. Collins, Mrs. Coppock. Mr.
James Daniel. Mr. Dunham and Mrs. Dunham, Miss
Dann, Mr. ii. Edmond', Mr. C. Edmonds end
family, Miss Grange (Crewkerne). Me. W. a Gillerd.
Mr. Gutting', the Moose Rolmwood, Mr. Howell
and Mrs. Howell, Mr. H. Howell and Mrs. Howell,
the Misses Knight and party, Mass M. Whit*, Mrs.
H. Powell, Mr. A. Manley, Min Nesbitt, Mr. New-
berry, the Mims Newberry. Mr. A. Reward& and
Mrs. Reynolds, Miss Rood, Rev. 11. W. Shoobridge,
Rev. J. Stevens, Miss Swaflield. Mr. fiymes,
(Kinetic Russell), Mrs Nimes, Mr. B. Templar
(datchester), Mr. Tooker (Broadenhani), and
the Misses Tucker, Mr. C. Tucker, Mrs
Tucker, Mre. Vender, Mrs Vickery. Mr. Wain.
weight and Mies Wainwright, Mr. Wylie and party,
Mr. Wye., Rh
The present show, as • whole, was neither so latgli
nor so exoellent as some former exhibitions. The
lora display did not propene such uniformly well.
grown and nicely bloomed plants as bays been staged
he several previous years, though some of the
&penmen, were far above average merit, notably
those of J. M. P. Montage, Esq, and W. Hounaell,
Esq. The fruits and vegetables were good and
shapely, though rather dwarfish ) yet, in this depart-
ment, of course, there were specimens, which like
Saul amongst the people, towered above their fellows,
viz., the fruit shown by Mr. Lottery, the Rev. H.
Bawlinson, and Mr. Cook, (nurseryman), and a few
exiMbitors la the oleo for market gardeners and
gentlemen's servants. The °adage?s made a good
dhow of kitchen garden produce, bearing good
testimony to the industry and skill of those who
produced lb
The bend of the 3td OVA, tinder Mr. Band.
master Wright, played eXcellently doting the show
and Mr. Howe, confectioner, of West-street, die-
penewl refrestuneots suitable to the noon from a
marquee on the ground.
The President (W. Golfo:, Esq.), distributed the
prises at Bye o'clock. He spoke of the skill and
I experience of the judges, and expressed • hops that
their awards would create no ill.feeling or jealousy.
Referring to the smaller extent of the @bow this year
and the paucity in the attendance, he urged Rem
ebxyhirimabitiontex.it irtayear.muotoh Larger than to
wee on this
occasion, although, he reminded them, he was far
from thinking the prevent wee not • good show.
TheJadgea were Mr. Brooks, gardener to Lee
Les, Esq. of Ddlingtou ; Mr. Valiance, sr to
Sir W. Esq.,
Bare., Mr. W. Praperig:indener
tat Winglield Digby, Esq., of Shirtier's° Castle; and
Mr Pearce, nurseryman, Yeovil. Joachim Gilbert,
Esti., of &minder, acted as general referee.

Der or Patin.

datarztraa. -Mr. T. Cohn, lit grapes, 7s. ad. ; 901
melon, 4..; 3rd 6 exotics, ss. 3rd 6 pelargoniums, 55.;
2nd 3 mespsrl. 6..; 2nd (President's) out seas, 10s.-
Mrs. W.Cello,: lit (Mayor's) out flowers, °lntro.
bronze flower-table- -Mr. W. Hommel' : Ist 6 exotica,
; 2.4,6 pelargoniums, We. : 2nd, 4 fancy 'sessions,
54. ; Isl, 4 variegated-leaf premiums, Is. 61.; lat, 4
sonale geranium', Ts. 6.1.; let 4 fusebias, 7s. 64.; 2nd, 4
balsam., 51.; 2nd, 4 petunias, 5a.; 2nd, 6 verbenas.
Is. 64.; Ist, 3 creepers, 7.61.; 1.4, Struts. 6.; lst,
seism, 6..; 2nd, 6 vegeteblea. 51.; 2nd, 4 vegetabies, no
money-baring taken tbe prite for it.. ;-let, wild faros,
71. 64.; 2nd, wild grasses, 5e.; 2nd, wild !keen, 6s. -
Mr. Montage: Ist, 6 pelargoninme. silver medal; Ist,
4 fancy germinate, 7s. 61.; 204 4 variegated leaf
geraniums, Is ; 2e4. 4 sonde geraniums, bs.; Ist, 6
fuchsias, 15a; find, 4 }wham, no money -hawing taken
prise for dz Is 4, 4 belearms, 7s. 64.: Is 4, 4 petunias,
70. 64.: let, 6 verbenas, 6a. ; extra 3ed, orseeen, 3e. 6d. ;
lst, wild 7. lit, wild dowers, 2nd,
4 fruits, ; let, 6 vegetables, 10a.; 1.4, 2 cucumbers,
Is.; let, 34 strawberries, 6.-H...Rawlinson 2nd,
6 cootie% 10s.; and, 6 fruits, Da; 2.4, 1 grape., 54.--
Mr. Langley 7 and, 9 eat roses, 10a; let, 6 fruits, 10e.;
2nd, 2 caterambers, 2s 64.-Mr. Dean let, 9 out roses,
silver inedaL-Miss literiberis and, (President's) wild
ferns, ss. --Mr. Itsynolds : seem for eat flowers, recom-
mended by the judges, paistod broom flower table,
given by the Mayor.
NUIDIZITDI sa.-Wr. Cook: Ist, 6 fruits, 10a.; id, 12
bending plants, 15a; 18 out roses, 16a;
.12 verbena.,
1.61.
MAUER GAIDIZELS kWD Gaitymns's 821vattra :
-John Hyde; lod, 4 cut mess, 6.; 2e4, (Primident'e)
4 fuchsias, Is.;lad, 6 vegetables, fis.; Iss, I peek
6 55.; Ind, 3 frail., 2s. ad.-William Ligeombe,
r 1 flow's, 10..; Ist, 4 geraniums, 7a. 64.; lit, 4
Out roses, Ts. 64; lst, flvageMblee, 7s. 64.; 2nd, 4 vege-
tables, no money; let, pot barbs 7s. N.; Sod, straw.
berries, 25.; 14, 4 fruits, Ts. Wh. than. 2nd,
4 fruits, lis.; 1.4, 24 strawberries, 4..; lit, 4 vegetables,
Is.; 1.4, 2 encumber.. 4..; tat, 2 amiliflowere. to; 2
Meteors, 6.-floury Wbetbans and. 2 letterer,
Daniel Hyde and, 4 vegetables, 2e. 61.; 2nd, ball Peck
of potato's, 2.. 64; Ist, 3.leuite,.6a. . .

COITMAILL Bons 201, 4 pet flowers, 5..; Ist,
3 cat roses, 7s. 6d.; 2nd, 3 primness (President's), 5c.;
2ad, underground onions, 34.; 2nd, belt peck potatoes,
6a.; lei, pot ltsrbs,_34.; Ist, eabbage, 35.-2ober4 Wards :
14,4 Pot flowers, 7s. Mi ; 14, 3 geraniums( President's),
7s. 6d.: 2nd, rhubarb, 26.; Ist, 'Arden (Cbideoak), 5.,
Georp Whetham Ist, 4 fruits, Is. 6d.; 2nd, breed
beans, 2.; 3rd, potatoes, 21.64.; Iso, letting, 2..; 2e4,
3 vegetables (President`,), 45.,• 14, garden ( Botben-
&mote.), Ile.— Charles Crobb : 3rd, 3 vegetables, 2s ild.;
2nd, carrots, 21.; 1.0. garden (Loden), 5..- -Daniel Hans-
ford Ist, 3 fruits, 6..; 2e4 3 ng4ables, 65.; 3rd,
underground onions, 2..; Ist, carrots, 3..; lst, 2 vege-
tables (President's). 65.; let, 6 vegetable. (Mayor's), set
surd's tool.; Ist, bread beass,Ss.; 14, potatoes, Is. 6d.;
2nd, cabbage, 2i; 2ed, lettuce, 2a ; 14, potatoes 10.. 64.
(Bev. W. T. Curpbey's).-14. garden (Walditeb), 55.
James Brawn; 2nd, 4 fruits, 5.. ; let, 3 vegetables,
7.. bd.: lad, gs,tien (L°ders),As.ld.—H"rf lag
gas.. peas, 3..; lets rhuberb, 3..; let, garden A ogt,n),
Se.; 3r4, pot flowers, 2.. 64.—Robert Gale : lot, under-
ground =woo. 214 gwww pew, 24.; 2nd, pot herbs,
21.—George llilverton Sad, fruits, 4..; 2nd, garden
(allington), 2a. 6d. —Jceoph Crawford 2nd, garden
(dymoadabary), 21.64.