The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-07-28 00:00:00

THE ROYAL A GRICULTURA L SOCTITY.-
WORCESTER MEETING.

At the meeting of this show, held lest week et
Worcester, the following gentlemen in this pier
bourbood who exhibited stockers amongst the lia•
of socceseful competitors, and to whom prime ware
awarded :-
Dsvoirs.-Bulls above three and not Posedhief
six sears old. -Second prise, £l5, Mr. Walker
Farthing, of Stowey Court, Bridgwater.
Bulls above one and not exceeding two pits ela.
-Second prize, £l5, Mr. John Aseriah Amish, of
Bradford Peverell, Dorchester.
Boil calves above sir and not exceeding twelve
months old.-fleroond prise, £9, Mr. W. ira
Cows above three years old.-First prize,
Mr. John Apish Smith; mooed i:10, Mr. W.
Farthing; highly commended. Mr. J. A. Smith.
Heifers in milk or in calf, not Parading three
years old.. -First prize, £l6, Mr. Charles Hasabro.
of Milton Abbey, Blandford ; second £lO, Mr. W.
Farthing; commended, Mr. C. F. Perkins, Tanntem.
Yearling Heifers. - Commended, Mr. Edward Pop,
of Great Toiler, Maiden Newton ; Mr. Jame, Jar
Farqnhason, of Langton House, Blairdfard.
Heifer Calvea-aonameoded, Mr. .1. J. Prep.
hereon, Langton.
Oman Baena-Balls above two and poi is.
needing three years old.-Fitst prise, £lO., Yr.
James Davis, of Melcombe Honey.
Pens of Five Shearling Ewes. -Silver Medal, Mr.
J. J. Farquharson, Langton. Highly commerded,
the Earl of Radnor.
HAMPSHIRE AND OTHER HHORT-WOOLUPD Swum
Startling Rains-First prise £2O, Mr. Wm. Hemp
trey, of OA Ash, Cliaddrwords, Wantase, Berke;
Fawn& £l9. No. 947, Mr. Wm. Hurnisse, ci Oak
Ash, Chaddleworth, Wastage, third, saver medal,
Mr. William Browne Coming, of Itistae
Devizes. Commended, Mr. Jamie ilawleoes, el
Bulbridge, Wilton. Salisbury. "Tim Whiller."
Rap of any other age.- First prise, £llO, Mr
James Rawlenoe, of Bullwidge, Wiltes, Soriabsey,
" Meocaroui ;" second, .110. Mr. W. Hendren,
Oak Ash, Cheddleworth, Wastage. Highly oorm.
mended, Mr. W. Beowne Canning, of Elates Hill,
Wilts.
Pens of Five Shearling Ewes, of the semte Soak-
First prize, £l5, Mr. James Hawkers, of Belbridep„
Wilton, Salisbury ; second, ,flO, Mr. James,
Rewrap, of Bulbriap, Wilton, Salisbury. Highly
oommended (spatially), Mr. James Hawkers, el
Bulbridge Wilton, Salisbury. Highly coanneudeill,
Mr. William Bowden Shaklee, of Bisbepokes.
• isbnry ; Mr. Stephen Kiss& of Becclusekpkm.
Lainbourne, Serbs; Mr. Wm. Browne Capra& of
ELiton Hill, Devizes; Mr. William Humphrey, of
Oak Ash, Chaddleworth, Wantage.
Pios.-B are of the Berkshire Wed.-First pins,
£lO, Mr. William Hewer of Sevenhuoptoo, High.
wroth, Wilts; second ,fl 5 Mr. William Hewer;
highly commended, Mr. William Hewer.
-Breeding sop of a small white breed.-Highly
commended the Esti of Radnor.
Pens of three breeding tows, Berkshire brood.-
Silver Medal, Mr. W. J. Sadler.
Small breed. -Sewed prise, 1.5, Mr. J. A. Soak
Bradford Feverish, Dorchester.

ARCHES' COURT, JOLT IL
(Before Dr. Losstsoros.)
BURDDI v. O'NEILL (CLE.IIII).—JUDINICTT.

This is • case of scoledastieal discipline. TM mit
was promoted by the Secretary of the Bishop el Ely
against the Rev. James O'Neill, Mom of Wen. in the
county of Bedford, and brought by letters el mom*
to the Court of Arches. The *huge broeght against
the defendant was that be, on lb. 19th of Aegean. IBM
while curate of Bland/ord Foram, in the musty of
Dorset sod diocese of Salisbury, did in his owe home
conduct biimelf in an improper assither towards
Margaret Ellen Strickland (16 years of ee). • pupil
teacher at the national school at illandford Foram.
Ti.. cue was board some time ago, whet the evidence
, was fully reported in our columns. The 'widows In
support of the charge consisted principally I. MN NW-
mony of Margaret Then Strickland, aid of the &km
dent baring entered into argotistioss with • view at
putting an end to the mandal. Oa the Mbar side it
was shown that Mr. O'Neill was highly seteemsdto
the diocese where it was alleged the offence was sem
It I. proper to remark that Mr. (ibe defen-
dant) tendered himself for esarninatims, bet the Loins&
judge belt that his testimony could net be ressived.
The Queen's Advocate (air R. J. ?tailless) and Dr.
Middleton were for the promoter; Kr. Outlier, Q,LL.
Dr. Deane, Q.C., sad Mr. Pritchard for the
His Lordship. in gthim ladgetest te-dattidia=
the testimmijet Morgans' Wes Striekleigh out barrios
been sorroberated, meld not be relied on. Wldie the
smodol arose the deleadeat attempted to bush IS
by • compromise ; and, although that sot was
it was 1104 imonsistent with intumesce. It shoow-
ever, a want of judgment and • great mist of mond
sourer, and instance* of such cams wen not rem. DM
In all the arts of the defeedaut there was eertebaky no
at mission of oat. After sousiderieg the evidenes he
had emus to the othelesioe that the premolar bad
felled to prove the charge brought spinet the deka-
dant.

Court, therefore, dismissed the se* but wiliest
poets.