The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-01 00:00:00

CRANBORNE.
Pim Simon, Feb, 24.—Bdore Henry Broome/Grp

Jong COOlll/11 and WILLIAX COLIKKTINI, of Vereved. Were
fined rerpectirely 13t and lfia ior riding without rein. at
Wimhorne.
COLIWRIII. of Edmondahain, row fined 4. and
conic 4,r 2 mouths, for poaching oo the land. of Hector
Montle,
Tor lit s T and Jonii fl of Aiderholt, were fined 101. efieb
for poaching on the lands of tisane Churchill, Fag.

lIILBORNE BT. ASDRNW.
Foaling' Mrs.—The simnel dinner took OW no
Wednaiday. Mr. Teetql.ed. Mr. dbarla Beret was In the
viesoitalr, ail the I gentlanr* were WS. preseat—dr.
C. j. Hombre, OLP., Rev. H Ploothard, Mr. R. hakes, Mr.
J. J. Cox, Mr. T. Darden, Mr. H. Woodford (Wandlord). Mr.
Rine (Dorchester), Wr. Charlie Went. Mr. G. Orono, Mr, W.
Drake, Mr. W. Beast, Mr, J. Fowler, Mr. T. Ouland, Mr.
John Scutt., and Mr. g. Yoga's. Thenligai ad patricide Wawa
were proposed. Mr. Rambrio, Xi.. led for the yeomanry.
Referring to the contemplated new mutations, be saki if it
were expected that they should go out for a month In the
busiest OUND of the yea be ouneeised it to be iroptheticable.
(Hear, bear.) He thought that if they continued to do what
they did at present it would be quite outllcient, provided they
were more frequently drilled and vrere better armed— the
lad
wiener, perhaps, basso done arse with
that the yeomanry were an impirant ectrwro to the
four., and that it wan wet to keep op their elßstenct. (Al-
plaurte.) For "The bishop and clorgT" the Rev. 0. Ft
Finchard responded. To the tout of"Th• Lord Lieotetant
u'd MMistroc, •Mt liarnbro replied. Referring to Mr. (Had-
don'. Irish Land Bill, he laid that it did not seem to be
of that revolutionary character which some persons had ezpec-
ted. It was not intended to interfere in any violent erav with
property. - Tne prizes were then assailed as lollowe : -
Crop of roots, on • farm shown for eon-4441t0n I ortc4fth
part of the arable land to be shown for souvetition—Fira,
44 W., given by Mr. J. Scutt, Mr. Rosen turd, MI, glues by
Mr. Denman, Mr. Young. There being only three ecospetitora
the emond prize (f.. 3 we, el hlveld. Ten acres tif swedes, in
one tithe First, £3, given be Baron dentine, Mr. Young.
£4, Mr. 0. Groves Your acres of mongol& In one
plan —Find, £4, given by Mr. R. Damen, Mr.?. &main ;
£.l, Mr. J. Felt. tlix acres of swedes, after a previous
green crop (sown 1411.1 harvra)—Firot. CI, Mr. C. Bonet.
For the sueemelui menpetitors, Mr. ,Roeera, Mr. Bowden, Mr.
G. Young, Mr. C. Beeeut, Mr. Grove., and Mr. Tett replied.
For "The Donors of Prises," Mr. John Scut* ruponded,
telling
them all how ver) pleated he wax to be the means of pruenting
the principal prize, which came from Meow. F. C. 11111 s and
Co., of Bedford. Mr. slandford and other gentlemen also
responded. Mr. Baehr,. M.P. orotund Sueonst to the
Milroy:rue Farmers* Club and the 'health of our edoemed
Qixir-
inso —huiplawie.) Mr. Tett returned thanks. and said he only
wished that he could rongratulate theme upon a better year
than they had. They must be well aware that in the pest year
the cultivation of green crept had been • wet aßair ; the yield
of shat and all canals hal not been.. much.. they had ex-
peetul to have. The more he throated the more he found thst
there sax. very great deficiency in the yield; he should think
that the yield eras not more than half of what it wee In the
hence a lonB, whieh. however, we. an exceptional year the
other wet. But the farmers were not a set of men who
Impel red quietly —they lived in hopes. He 'rutted that
another year he should be able to congratulate them and him..
met "0 .5 better onson--(LoW. hear.) "The health of the
Judges" -Mr. Ilull, of Innee. sod N. W. Scutt, of Bare Regis,
'Mr. Mansell," "Mrs. MiShel." "The trosucthalui competi-
tors," and other touts followed