The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-23 00:00:00

DOR= ESTER. Clam I-To the labourer who ha. worked the treated '
4IIIVICE4 were held on Sunday, Um 7th ",„°°;_b'r I"are,_ia W°C..400 ibeenr"_"l",!: Job.
Inst.. at Whitmmh 0 lurch ; the offertory amounted or. IthrolEr,,,,tullr.,J;:b: r666;"' ••
of ale.
••
to El 16s. 11d. thaukagiving nervioes took who hss worked upon tts• wunerarm th. eaten number
plus at lame Church on Son-lay, when the offertorY of year. in ascension, Beery Churchill. in the employ of
Wei LI 18 31. Theillections in both bietheate Mr 1 Chick, 30 awn,- a.
were for the Dorset C .noty floepltn. Tbe preacher Clitos • -To ths labourer in hussandry, not exosedlng 35
was the 11,Y. H. Sverett, of Du...bestir Holy Trinity. years of an, who has worked the Recount number cd
DOBUlPlartia To ernaLL ULOLA meeting waa held years in Coin neon noon the ealr, Jana. C P tuts. le the
at the Juonion Hotel oa Wednesday evening, underemploy nfro Vts.B. 135.12,1".
i a mob ror wi low,
the prrslienry .4 Mr. Ie Itobineon, to consider the the gr,;▪ :,;1, .:`,07;,..it VreS In 0100 lon
advisability of establishing an Association Football with thence,. master or mAstreel rad their clrldren, with
Cluh. It wait propoul by Mr. Watkins, seconded by a rood character. John Ws., In the employ of Mr. T.
Mr. Till. y, that club be formed, and it was carried Chick, Il yea-e;
unanimon•ly. Mr. 1,. It was unanimously Claw 6.-T, to inanurPint not ex • ling 33 years of
elected oat twin : Mr. E. suboisptaln ; and us, of a member or his widow, who has lived the arenas%
Mr. W. .1. Conlin as hon see. an I treasurer. The numb rof yen In nunnesrion th'!nor m_ninr or
aubecriptioo ie 24. GI., and members are iuyited. s.rsirtrrsr ar" "'"ir.cbildr". with ff.°ll °"*.12.:. Alfred
14 the •.api or of ,ifr C ,yo. 6 I,ank
Practice.. will be held every Thursd iy afternoon. CIA.' I-To the woman weeny.. sot •ic ',ding 33 yeses
laronrant +AUL -Os Tuesday Steam,. Duke and I of axe, who has 8184 the groat et number of years In
Son bell an impoetstit silo at Upton Farm, Owning. evocation with the same Moire or ous eon and their
ton, yawn the live and do farming stock of Mr. children, Kite B ion, in the ern' iy of Mr John Groves,
J ...n. en was diepie .101. The sheep ringed 8 pars 7 atonal. 16 tam £2.
from 52 .. Ai 634. 6.; d.iiy beast • ,El 4 10.. to I C 1... 9 -To t .o[l4o (slurried or single) who ehe'l
st
£l9 101. ;h r (p age 1:22 1. £42 10.. . nova wicked rib.: greate number of lea ..ce•O'''D
store
pis.. it.. 1-.20.. 61. ;
arid breeding
.0.. £4 ajmuir_an
Wthsaaast.nkw.fzin
36,M..w.y4Cmit m.rot„•111
jam the employ of
earth The .1 sod nu./ which c op.i•ted of • large , 010.10 -To the woman(m srried or sin ile), not r zooid-
coll ctU 1 of farm Implements r.alieed satl•factore ing 00 yews of ago, wio shall have worked .he greetsst
price,. There vs oi • large eaten lane., aid a good minder of yosrs ci sutremeigt up.. the sane firm,
clearance woe effecteol, Mil sale losing °wandered Itiokett., In the employ of Mr B Banat, 88 years, 11
etnin.ntly aatisfact-re. children, no relief, A.
Morn Comm. Tondo-. -11 f ore Mr. Berjesat LAMS 111/11[0.
Tindal•Atkios ii. (Judge).-Tne bunkum .3 this Court T the shiplurd who shall rot, the mast it number of
win attain very light.-Du Ming r. Bellana.-Claim for limo out of an established 1),.. Flux ir not les, than
a quarter 'e reut, El.-Ploin ifl rest Its at Piddletren- 33/, At William Peach, in thi employ of Mr It Buot-
thi le, and cl time 1 • qua tee* rent from B .11. m who 588 lambs from 1166 •wiis 10 lost.
had occuple the bout, b longing to I, m. Def..nd Int Ti the shepherd who Wm I par the grtivest noinher of
ImOs out of e. 8
hid pall rei tup t M• 25. b. but had occupied the 0• .... 11 a
~ in the C..TpiTt of t
oyntf hinres
home, • f tn•ght I .t.g-r.- Filt Honour hell Mr. sre.l ff7B lambs, 704 ewes, 11 ewe. lost. 438 i thin
Dulling wi. only ei t.t ci t th • fortnight's rent, and •
ordinal dsferidont t 3.61 and ci t,.--Maare. To Vie shepherd who shall rwr the go &Met number of
T. and H. Basoombe, Dorchiater v. S. Sunray., lamb, out of on snit:dished hots tick consisting of not
D welle4 .c.- Hesse • Bameinhe hod a claim of la's than 31)0..43. W,iitim SteritrY in tile scoot of Mr.
7.. if. for g0...1. sol I sal lelivea d.-P.aintiffs did J 1140-506 lambs Iron 4110 swam,l6 ewes lost.
ant appear, an I .1• fon lit wh hao ps•.l the m iney to'Mannino.
the pi eietiff since the anima. wa, is um 1 was T the labourer who shall hove done the thatching np
present, n 1 eoil hli id pail the hill twice. Ho now a fer.n for ho Ingot o In one proton's employ, oe
chimed his at °tido c • which hie on sun, fa m. £6. Georg* Treviso in Ite employ of
8 "l Yr
at first ref.'. I, List Mr. Sunray,. bring lammed 11, W HQ I: loosed Dan,, In the • apt', of r
the Jolge th it he had lien p eve As Ifr in perform. a° err (.614"
log ao importont engsgem.nt owing to thi suinm
the cat- were all med.
DoitatiCoUNTY IlOsPiTa--The following additi mu
oollectiens have boon receive.' toward, the fund. ..f
the Dorset County Hospital ;-(lemington, Ea 184;
Mhos, es 10.; Nlse hull, 1:6 12 • Atevele and o'*',lln.
£4 10. 6 I ;_ F.ainp...on, £lO 10.; Bocklsnd Newton,
IPS flo 7d ; Whit ihurch Can-'.ac woos and atomism' at..
Gabriel, £22.: Bucklaud Riper+, El 8. 91; Torrent
Glanville, El 18s; Cern' Abbas, El 10, • Affpuldis ant
mmurepoddia, tho RI; B CIO 10.;
Chickens.% (additionol), 7.'
, Beet Stoke, £7 41 ;
Sydliog, 9. 4d; Hilltield, fle 1.1; Winter borne
Giustone, £4 104; Stoke Abbot, £4 0. 4 1 ; White ombe,
El 161 lid ; Sbroton, a 7.; Forrin Ace, Cl 8. 1.1;
Code Castle (additional 5.; Chsoiniost er. £4 4. 2I •
Stratton, £1 15. 10d ;Tarrant Keynet .n, IS 10 ; Words
Metravers, £2 2. 31; Stu [laud, £5 19 10 1; Ler[t4o
MO:avers, 11:3 104 1.1; Spetisbury, 1:2 14-total to
October 6th, £5117. 7d.
Istrimmucter Or Win FOIDINGS•aI OINSOO.-ta
reeky mimitiog was held at the West Fordlogtos
fiaboolroom on Monday evening to oonaider the
advisa'llity of applying tt the Bishop for a faculty
to maks o•rtain alterations in and additions to the
church. It ha. long been felt that the precut organ
I. unsatisfactory, and that the earring esunot bs cons
ducted in • w .rthy manner in long as it remains. The
organ has been examined by ooropetent persons,
wad they have strongly advised the suntituti .n of a
new one in preference to spending money in repairing
or rebuilling the present instrument. It is prop...4W
therefore to procure • new organ of suitable else. This
neosssitatee the building of a chamber to place it is,
for the 'pace in which the preseot organ is
situated Is very cramped, and there is nit room
in the transept for the prop used new inetrumsni
without a too great reductoo of nate. The
organ chamber will, sot .rding to the plans
proposed and bpi roiskl by the orgaii builder,
occupy the site of the present vestry, and will have
oaa feu in the church and anther In the transept.
Behind tie moil chamber it is proposed to build a
new dumb'', vestry. for clergy and choir, thee Nit of the
whole, •neludittg £3OO for the ofgan, being estimated
at £520 pion. dr tole, ale i prepared by Mr. Crick.
may, were lii i before the wintry, and aunlmouly
approve L It warn resolve I. without opposition, to
apply f.r a facul'y to maks the pro oust elterations,
and then wh were prew at fortnal themselves into •
committee to promo.. the csrryiug .nt of the altera.
time with ss little delay as possible. Sub.criptions
for the above object will he roe-boil by the Hoy. O.
LI. Sanctuary, or at Messrs. Williams Bank, to be
paid to the West Fordiogton Church Fund.

GITLA

Clara 1-01 d bell. th. Karim by ;hi Pew Went of ihe
3vs ty. L ri Shop:in. Mr ki Maya.
(law 3 —Toone bral AIM erne by the Hon W H B
Portoiaa, MP.Mr W Corry c, Kr II Kay...
Class 3.—Bert Devon die ry ow. 1:5 oven by the
May r of I) rareauw, Hilary Darden, Zap, Kr H IL.yo ;
e, Mr Mao.
0 au 4.—8 iat pair of Divot hotter% above two sad
%meat tam year, of age, 11.11, Oven by Gemara Pastimes's,
Mn J.ho Obiok 0. Mv U Maya.
Clew s.—Basi orb. of Diva. boilers, %today too pair of
£3, gives by Orneral Pitt Rivera and Soorettr
Mr.H Ka,.
CLaas 6—But Hareloril delrr vow. Sk eyes by
11,441" rbacnkin. tvl. Mr 11.1 Irn:S ; i e, Me L. Orovee ;
a Mr TO Saunders.
Ours 7 —Hort put of Hereford Willem above two sad
osier Woo years of ars £3. sins by Dr Muria Hawkins.
Kr L Groves.
them B.—Best pat: of Mardis' I biller-, ander tw, Fiore
of arm £3, oven by Dr Most Hooka:Nl and the &ratty,
Mr L Groves . . . . .

70474W-11-::Beet short-hmsed dairy cow, Lk given by Nut
&art of !Whetter. Kr .1 T Zoom
(Lass 10.— ro tho owner. wind the breeder, of the beet
petr of short horsed lawlan .C. 3. given by Ist Sooroty, Kr
3 T Naar.
IL —To dm owntw. Winn lb. breeder. of the beet
palCtrt aa l short-hornot heifers mid.r two yaws of age, n.
given by the Etonety, Kr J T Sown.

air _ to 1n
clergy to feel that they were remembered and
honoured in the way they had been that night by such
an assembly as wan gathered there that night; and
really he thought in them days the clergy wanted
every encouragement they could get; and they really
did Duli and then require a little pat on the back,
because those gooi old doe when the parson was
never expected to int through am thin.: except two
service, on a Sunday, end two bottle. ..1 old p nit on
'very other night of the week, in which he took very
good care to drink to the health of the Constitution,
' Church an I State," were poet and gone. (Laughter.)
Now the clergy were expected to take part in every-
thing, to be at everyboly's beck and call, and se to
old port wine, they were ex ected amongst other
things to be teetot der.; they were not allowed even
to smell it--(laughter)—tlie fact was they bed to try
and prove by example, as well as precept, to their
exceedingly thirty ft cit.., that it WA" pogaible to he
happy and cheery without eternally " sucking the
monkey." (I. ,uil laughter.) Politics were wisely
excluded at those meetings, Atli he ventured to hope
that in tlse course of the evening they would be
enlightened by some of those gentlemen present who
knew something f political life, and that they would
be kind enough to tell the farmers of Dorset, and,
through them, the farmers of England, either directly
or indirectly. on which side of the hedge the sun is
likoly to shine most brilliantly and continuously, and
therefore on which side of the hedge it would be to the
Interest of the Doreetehire farmer to be found.
(Loud laneoter.)
Mr. H. PUOgge gave the toaat of the " Magistrates
and the Lord Lieutenant of the County." There wee
not a man in England or in the world who stood so
high Is the estimation of his fellowmen as Lord
Shaftesbury. (Applause.) With the toast he coupled
the name of Major Foster.
Major Form responded in suitabk term., and
proposed the health of the "Member. for the County
and the Member for the Borough of Dorchester.
They could not have three better men than the three
pees nt member, of the county of Dorset, gni Mr.
larymer, the hon. member for the borough of
Dorchester. (Applause,)
The CHAIRK&K said sines he had been in the room
be had received • message from Mr. Moyer expres-
sing his regret on mmount of his having to attend
Qnartrr Sessions, where the badness wee very heavy,
he was nnahle to be present with them this evening.
They all knew Mr. Ploysr was now over 70 years of
age, and they oould not therefore expect him to do day
work and night work es well. Being expected to
refer to what bad occurred in Parliament during the
emsion, he proceeded to touch on one or two of the
measures, and first to the Beakruptay Bill. He him-
self knew very little about the subject utittl he heard
It debated in the Home, when he got to hear a great
deal m re about it than he cared to know, an I store
than he hotted ever to hear :Ain. N. rt th y had the
Corrupt Practic s Bill, which stioulate I that in
future no can liilate wo 'ld be enabled to Invite in
very heavy expenditure. lie woul I ecivi..e ill future
candidates, h ,weer, an well as their frien le, to he
very careful indeed as to what they did. became, unless
they took very great care they would find themselves
in the wrong box. (Laughter.) Theo, an thee Bill
which Mlle before the Home in the past Session was
the Affirmation Bill, Or, ail tome people c.ll-d it, the
Bredlattgb Rdief Bill. That measure was hotly
debated for several nighta, and finally reiected by •
small majority, whose vete, he believed. r.crivini the
approval of nine-tenths of the constituencies through-
out the king loin. (Applause.) Last, but nit least,
they had the Agricultural Holdings Act, +With, how-
ever he did not think would affect many landlords or
tenants In this county. Still, any tenant anywhere
who warn Mirrillsc under a harsh landlord would be
saved by this Act from my risk or loss which he might
incur on quitting his holding. The Chairman then
proceeded to refer to matters of minor importance
which Ind engaged the att-ntion of the House, and
speaking of the I out and mouth disame said the way
the agtionithre of the country had suffered through the
Importation of disease (tom abroad formed a very
great h irdship. The cause of the disease was well-
known • it wee not indigenous, and it could be easily
stamped out if the proper steps were taken for that
purpose. There was no doubt it came fr in abroad
and it had been trace.' to the importation of foreign
animals from infected ports. The reet r cti .ns which
were imposed on the agriculturists ..f any ilstrict
where the diastase elided were niostsever.• ; and it wee
most unfair to allow what was prattle illy free trade in
disease to the foreigner whilst the Britith agriculturist
warn hampered with regulations no harassing and
I jarious ti his business. In condo ion the hon.
gentleman thanked them for the cordial reception
accorded to the toast (Applause.)
Mr. Banat''', who wee well reosivod, mil no one
felt more deeply than be the lose they had a, ',stood
by not having Lord Alington with them, and C donel
Dighy bad been called upon rather unoxpectodle to
address them, as well as himself. Referring the
cattle disease, he said this outbreak way a greet threl
more serious in magnitude than it was generally sup-
posed. How did it come here, and how were they to
get rid of it? They found it came upon a certain farm
' close ti a °ratan railway. As far as tho cow:hike°
could find out, the disease was import .1 in some
' manure refuse. which same from • slanghte•-h aim in
Weymouth. The committee at once made an infected
area by conies of the Board of Trade, and afterwards
extended the area from Preston to Fleet, which, be
thought, was toe very best thing that could be done.
While a Imitting that the fleet at Weymouth did great
good to the olunty, still they would think it did •
great deal of harm if they were liable to outbreaks of
this dhows every tithe they omit (Hear. hoer.) He

THE DORSET COUNrY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1883.

deeply regretted hie not being present that *Teeing. hoped they would all pull together In this matter, and The pens on this occasion were Spratt's Patent, end
He felt very much as if it wee going to be the play of whenever • symptom of the disease showed heel( they the show wee disinfected by Jeeps' Purifier. ..
Winelet without Hamlet. He bop d, and be woe sure should not think of people, but only of doing their During the afternoon the band of the 14 Battslb"
they would al agree with hien, Lord Alington would duty, bad at once s-nd for • veterinary surgeon to see Dorset Rifle Volunteers, under the leadership of Bent
a min recover his w inted vigour. (Appl ruse.) , if Mu anima's were infected or not. Inoocolusion, he master Steven., which had been playing at the Agri
" The health of the Qtt en'' was receive' with cheers, referred to the yeomanry, and urged those present t o cultural Show during the eachl-v portion of the day,
and was follows iby that of tie" Prince and Print)..e swell their rank.. If they were too big sod weighty played an admirable selection of mud,
of Wales an I the rest of the Royal Family." The . themselves to get on horseback, they should put is The attendance on Wednesday wee emiseedinell
Chair rian, in proposing the latter toast, re- their sous, th-ir nephews, and their grandobiliren. good.
noarlsed when the Prince wanted the lout blood for (Laughter.) If. also expressed his pleasure that the -
his flocks he alwses came to Dorskt hire to Mr Fookes' butter a.ol cheese show had been so succeeful, and Malt LIST.
flock, an Ibe believed be was never dissatisfied. (Ap- said he should like to see, instead of •£5 prise, one of rrinsay.
plates.) Fl 5 or £2O as first prig* for ihe beat salt r fresh butter, onn, 1.-Dorman (coloured). To compete for silrin milli
Mr. H. R. Falemniaarsom, who wee received with or bast quality cheese. This would not only be for value La at.- ist, At, Mr Boller Smith, Nottlogirinf ; 2 el, £l.
continued amulets,' thanked them to their kindness the interest of the society, but of the Gooney. (A.p. Mr Butler Smith ; 3rd, 100, Mr J Crinirial, llefiteoe• Ye",,°
,:
in rociriiising him. tie then proposed the toast of plateau) hit NB; • I; Mi. R Smith, Statied, Dorchester; hc. wv
the "Army, Navy, sod Reserve Force." It wee Mr. B AMON proposed the "Health of the Mayor
custom try on thee. ocoarions t, say what one could and Corea, a ion," to whom they_ were greatly indebted cin Thin. gs at-ist, St, sod cup, fir .1 Crow on ; Ind, LL
J Cranso. ese.il_rdrortmst MolGet.brbri,t:by).ard.T.
comp.
fir the army, navy, and reserve forces, but he was for &Forint the nee of the Fair Field, which had o
turpit A rimester, Pennon". IL nt ; kid, to.. Mr P Ogilvie ;
not going to eV anything for the army_ at all, foe he tended greatly to the suttee of the show. (Aprersea) 1h A Ilr Wlt lrie.d.
belies dit we. in •vs y bad 4 ite. Lie eh in'el very He personally thanked the Mayor, who hal one cies 3.-Dorkings (while). To eximet• foe liiiew C. 2,
much prefer if the tout ran " Our soldiers and sailors be possibly oould to make the ehow • @Gooses ;he compete for Silver
A Hays., ramie 3rd
and reserve forces;" for although he hod not very also thanked Mr. Thomas for his kindness and
great regard fd• the army, tbdr .oldiers and sailors assistance in helping them to lay out the grouted I Mr. yfialertne i1d.1,36-;Budlst.fili ;Wm,. :us);
AgruOyntersepowell, Mro;rey Cr. e1:0,,
Ira
-4, aiYise.m;outf: Rodu,_ssi; gt, R R FOIVIOr and Co,
were the very bed in the world. (Applause.) Tee George Ensor for his kindness in holding his sale in gri,ebeey ; Sod, gl, Mrs Ainsworth, Casio, Iv Bridge ; 3rd,
two greet arguments that were generally advanced big fither's wale field; and M . T. Reece for allowing 10., Mr f Turner, Sutton Coldfield.
I against the army an I the navy were that the men him the use of it. Everything had tended to make the chase 6 -Switelt-No ant y. _
were very youne for osot dog, but though they were show • success. (Applause.) Claw 6.---hins (cinnamon or I IT) To compete for
I,
very young they had p -teed themselves very brave ; The liaeoa (Mr. H. Durilsn) said he was very proud silverLllA2yipAtllso Wove Va.; Sr, t, 10,, Mr J Senna, , value LS $,-1.1. 1.2 Mrs newton, Canferth ;DA Shipley,
yet some ;violin rail that wan owing to • want of to have the honour of respon.liog on behalf of that yo'rk ;.is n, MP,Pij sidgiek, K, whiey, an IMrA 5 X Derby.
dieltretion, anti that they did n d know their danger. body, of which he wet the President for • few more an.. 7.-cooking (pertei Igo -Ist, gl, Mr it P Percival
Still he wee sure no one serial attempt ti mention short weeks. He was delighted to bear that the show Northistdate • I id, gl. Kr 8 J A-lye Ming ; trd, 10a. Mr a
that among • body of Engliahm-n, and in the f ice of had been • groat eucoesa He could am** them that Mitchell. Bradford. York; • hr. Hr It W 0 rid, Hertford ;h C.
their per f o seances in all rmss of the world. Another individually he felt • warm interest in the society, and Mrs 111 J Cloodhall, Melton Mowbray, and Rev Wif Httla -
argument was that the army was very small, and no when the suggestion was made to the Town Conch l w°,,76l3rlltyc'hi,., (~,,y other c ,k, , ).....NO Iff , try .
a Mt, tit Wee, and when they remembered it coat the for the UN of the Fair Field it was generally sap& as.. n,,,,,,m0ne-let, £2, Mr It II Ovum, Bonham i
isometry are, y year @event on millions of money, rimed in, Every member of the Corporation felt with red, SI, Mr Hll Onne ; 3rd, 10, Mrs 11 A Mitsui. Molten-
god only tvo millions went iota the pockets himself • strong desire to give every elm iuragement ban; he,Mr J A 0 ,Uld, 1.16 44 VI gat. . _
of the *others, they would Wee they had and assistance In their power for the furthering of this Cher M. -Brahma. (dark) To c impute for el verCUP. Twee
g 1 Mr R
not very greet can-e for surprise when they heard agricultural show. and anything in fact th st tended to F. 3 In-lit. ii, Rev W J liu &Ammons ;2. d
; Srd 10s, Mr K Mitchell, ..theltenhem.
the army was so small. Not one-eighth of what they promote the best Interests of their agricultural friends, li"g'dirucli=b"m orbit To compete for silver cup, value
geld wed into the soldiers' pocket', the r.at going in (Apploused They might depend upon it, that upon ~ 3",_K; £2, Mr K r Percival; sej. £l, ye o W itlchard-
War 011ios experiments, and all eorte of things, so any future emotion In while the society might desire no , Idenbridge; led, les, Mr oti Wood, Beaconsfield ;•la A
they amid no'. be surprised there were not very many the use of the Fair Field they would be able to have it, Mr 4104 , ye, tordingbridge, and Mr R W ILICh12,1•013 ; he,
of them. (H lar, hear.) The nevi was the most also that they may depend upon receiving toe .amr It., if H Morgan, !Wahl, and Mr Hg Bush, Trii,ocabenllP- _
powerful in the w old, even though it wet. i tree, as ...Milano. from the members of the Corporation as Class le.-.....m.• (black, terted led, sock gr.d
11724 - jdo.
• inlet perions s ill, th it some cl our shi?s were not so they had on the present occasion. (Applause.) Io ,e,r:Setehr.l. 1,..‘=„1; -1" i;
mo Al, lion and Rey F Dutton,
powerful es those. f Frame and Italy ; 4111, it did not conclusion the Mayor proposed "The health of the Biles, Rectory, Fat f ird ; Sal, It,, Sr 0 W Briefly, Isobar.
matter, for they were n-d moaned with English eldlo4ll. Cheirmeor" who had amiepted the position at • woreester ;•h e, Mr T COarne, Aldsworth, Northisara ;
(Apulan.e.) The 11%,m inry, Volunteer*, and the moment's notice, and he was sure they would agree hc,Mr 0 Welt* a, Worcester', Mr P Hyde, York Town, surrey,
Reserve Forces genersly were the forced that most with him that he had carried the duties out with an Ms U Gibbs, Brecknell, and kr J aturf.44. Jun.
loterested the farm irs, because in times if danger ability which very few could bare done. (Hear.
th _ CUM It -°..." (b eee-b"""
l. Mel Scarlet{ jun ; tod, St, Hon sed Rev? , 1 red, I"' or ra...__. mow-0-.Lik
ero_,
these wire the men who would be their defence, and bear a
.) HI Mr C W ilderly ;•h e, Hon and Rev F Dutton. Mr u
would sty at home aod look after them. Trey ought Major FOSTSI mentioned that Colonel Digby had to
alguys to welcome them, and with the toast he be on duty et daylight on the following monolog in
coupled the health of Colonel Digby for the Army, the position which he held in his regiment, and to do viplaiGteecsiouti
HO andjikiii
oMitroordwom;
,h. e,A
.Itt
stXouti 04iarnsie: Mrss. Cs
Mit hew, Stormarket, end Hr 11 it Maynard.
or , „-
Major Fatter for the Yeomanry, and Major Hodges this he would have to travel all night in the trifle. He C ems 14 -orine (brown irid other reds,notell,
,_ tvitstierordl) ,
for the Volanteern (Applause.) would not be able to sleep quite so comfortably in the Po, CI, Mr J Voistn, Jersey ;I d, SI, Mr H X 11
orois
Sri, 10e, Mr C W Brief y ; • h e, • and E. Ilorr
The CHAIRMAN' said he was proud to beloag to the train as they would in their beds, and altogether be
hr., Mrs. W Warner, Upton, feria, sod Mr J B Wtm. Brew
Army, and although Mr. Farquharson had Livia it a had put himself to a great deal of Inconvenience in r. ~
v, bad character, he did not think it was quite so attending there that day to oblige them. cl ss 10.-orine (bniern-bremled red, hen or pallit)-101
ache seemed to think. Mr. Fequhareon maid the Song: "Th. Diver," Mr. Exam'. Jun. (splendidly Lt and Cup, if F Smith, Undy, Monmouth ; lad, at, Mr
Army we, Tory young, and so it was • but they must sung). C Vit Ltrieriey • 3rd, 10s, Mr 13 X Briesiey ;•ImeKr la B
not forget what the army really oonsiascl of nowadays. Mr. H. W. Hawing. gave • The health of the (""tll. Th'rd' Met Dershun. and -gr-0- id Dead,
Aohhourne, Darby ; b c, Mr J Voisin and Mr n n
It wee being virtually turned into the Itswerve; the me- Donors of Prizes," which wea warmly recoil cl. Cs,, 18.-tianri (any other eerier, cock or cocker liet
emote in which the men served were really the training Mr. E. DORI first resp 'ode& and expressed his v. o
ground for them to serve in the Reserve. They wiliness,' to continue his prise another year. He r g-yrueiWierC nod Co.
; 2";'
61' Mr
j B Wad"
; 1".
passed straight frirn the Ar ny into the Reserve. thought the show this year had been • great success, Clad 17.-orine (any oth-r variety. Iwo or pulled-let, Lk
and when war broke out it was the Reserve who width was mainly due to the great perseverance and Mr C W Brisrlsy ; to', SI, Mr C W credo; lid, Wei Kr
were °tiled upon, for they were really the beck. energy of the 0 .mmittee. Fie was sure that If they T Docksey, jun., tioost,Ltil,rhisin.
bed eret,
a.,
..ist 1.....utai.
bone of the Army of this a .untry at the present would only continue their exertions they would have Kr
.; vu!•.,, ,""
MI ; Ind,(Wel, Mr C W Bristly ; led, [64. CI soct
time. Referring to the gusted-in of expense raised one of the beet shows in the county. (Applause.) . II Medford; bc,Mt 8 Matthew, Mr atv Warner, and Mr
Mr. Fre-quharoon, beconfe sod the Army Estimate. Mr. CHAPMAN SAUNDM also responded, and mitt 11 hi mestisej.
ICI look, did a mod, and were indeed very much; although there was no competition lir his prise this cuss 19. -Andaluitane (any age)-lit. Lt, ffir lanthere ;
but he would remind them that all the money did not year, which was certain's, • great surprise, be should 2nd. Li. Mr C Manchip ; 3r4. 10,, Mr T Chick • h A Kr
go into the Army, for • great deal was ex on be quite willing to offer it another year, 0 Yeachip, Bridgwater ;b e. Mr 14 .I Buchan, Southampton,
the ordnance of the country; not only the guns h' Mr. JOHN Geoves proposed the toast " The
gun.
Mrs X A Wiluo, lin .1 Hopkins, Bridgwater, and fir L
Hake, Bridgwater.
man the forts, and the arms ti man our eol but Judges," coupled with the names of Mr. T. K. Rai
D- 13' Class 10.-itodans (any ago-let et, Mr L Howard; lad.
1 the whole of the fleet was mined out of the army Igo and Mr. WILLS. LI, Mrs 0 MIL Cheltenham ; 3rd, 10., Mr 8 W Th
1 estimates. This was a thing not generally known, but Mr. HARDING congratulated them upon having • Ow-keit, Swans.; hc,Kr P Hanson, old Windirie,lllrt
such was the case, and that was why the estimates very good show, and although the entries might bays • Haynes, Dorchester, Me I tioppite, Mr P Lee, Wean,
. were swelled to such en 'norm iure extent, and it was • been not quite so numerous as at some, still he had Men Baby.
thing that our tto be known. (Applause.) amonpt those shown isms very good animals. Great C".2l*-Cre" Cm" Clay aff+-451, Id ;dwell!' Mr.W;
Jecrion•; toil LI Mr J T Calvert • 3-d 10, r
Major Fontes responded for the Yeomanry. thereto, he thought, were due to the gentlemen on the hc, R K frowl:r and Oo and Mr 12Chick. '
He was alwsys id opinion if they hid • volunteer force committee who had assisted in bringing thing' to such ow. se_roung, (any ap)..Les, is, Mr (3 H Hulk
they cowl have a .notion of it • mounted force, a stile •tif perfection as they had seen that day. (Ap. r. Hill • led, Lt, * H Beaten, Beidon ; 3rd, 10s, ll
and although the Volunteer (ores of the country plane.) c Sloodvorlh, Clue tinhorn.
to which Mel ir Ho lees beloved had ordered at a Mr. Witte responded in similar terms. Class 23.-NI cm (a-.y ase)-14. £2, Mr W 8 Demi ,y,
wonderful pitch of efficiency, and to which they could Mr. EDDMON gave "The health of the Committee," ' lw'rd ; Soil. LI,
hardly have thought it would arrive, yet they might all of wh -m, he thought,haddone their duty, which wasMr IP Mullene, Newport, Isle of Wight ; Srd,
C Lest ;• I c, Mr J Addicust Taunton. Mr T
ee raC;iltßr, Kingston, Sorry, Mr H Mended, Mr It Quiet,
say that the efforts .4 that portion of the force testified by the increased att-ndance at the show. me TiVerto ~ sodllle T OtiMih.' Bridgwater, hc, Mr (7 Lost,
which had been termed the Volunteer Lirht believed tbey bad done all they could to make the Tiverton. •idMr F Weillinge,Croydon.
Horse had signally failed, and he believed that the show sa good as possible. ( triplmeed Class 24.-Itsateurvh. (gott-pencilet, any age)-14, £2
one thing they must fall back up= was the old con. Mr. E•ustrne, in reply, odd as long as there was a end cop, Mr It Pickle*, tartly. tool.; 80, Li. Mr II
stitutional force of the Yawn airy, (Appian's.) He show in Dorchester the committee would endesvcur to /Weil, magi., stejur,rs ; see, toe Mr W Driver, H.,rlity,
was always very proud to belong to the Quotes Own, do all they could to make it • mane. Dorchester j',ll-Icul.j::Floitivo.A 7;dgimil4th-01,yklii CCHLl.B.bui,".:.;,'"W(LeahM.,s," Atgeo„neel
for he did not believe there wee • better regiment in was the county town, and he thought they ought to
England. ( A pploused have the bast show in the county. (Apploised The class M. - Ilawburghs (eirier-peneillei) -Ist. Ilt. Mr II
Maj ir HODOill said, al representative of the junior exhibitioa that day hail proved ti be this year, at &felon ; tad, Li, Kr Ii Pic iles ; 3rd, 10s, Kr it Snell ;• I c.,
branch of the auxiliary forces of this a 'entry, he had lewd, the beet in the comity, anti he could assure them mr J Smith, awl gr W Roberto, Accritirion.
great pleasure in rising to express their Amer* thanks if they would find tire sinews of wa-, the committee Cw" la --leultelrehe (geld or """eneeiewit any MO-
for the kind way In which the toast bad been repaired. would endeavour to keep It where it was-at the top ter, ti„ Mr if Bel ion, Hologrith ; tril, Li, Mr W
Bentley ;led, 10s, Mr Caleb Mil ; r h c, Mr II Pickle. and Mr
Although the yotingeat branch, they were not the of the tree. (Applause.) J Jackson.
least numerous, an I perhaps that might be accounted Recitation : Mr. B. Loader. C.a.. 27.-Elamburghs (black, any coe)-Ist, LS, Mr jig
for by the same argument by which Mr. Farquharson Mr. Dose pr Timed the health of the " Successful Kelieway ; Sod, LI, Mr H &Aloe Hr; 3rd. 10i, rj X
accountsi for the paucity of the army, via., the small. Competitors," Mr. CHAPMAN SAUSDrAis and Mr. Kelrierey i•I c, Mr T Itymtn, Weeloo-ouper-Mace; hc,
nese of the pay, for they had n i pay at all, and they Hell! Mayo r- spending. Mr W Henn- tr.
'teemed to thrive on it (L brighter and applause.) The Mr. Fawinuaseon, who wee again the recipient of el"' ML-M 4". (any eir.)-", At "d cup' Rev •0.
Brithe, Bedevil', Shrewsbury ; Intl, Ll Mr W B Pay,
rs Voluntee Were very earns*: in their work, aad it quite en °ima m, irropoeed " The health of the Hon. ShrevriMury. ; In, 105, Mr J T Chris t,' Payee,
Keignley.
was agreed on all hands that never at any time bad Secretary, Mr. G. J. Williams-Andrews," anti in doing Clow 19.- Lenho.ne (soy clone, any agef-le, et, Mr •
the force ever been in such a vt tte of efficiency as at so took oricattion to refer to the recent outbreak of C Bradbori, anus', Nothinehare ; tod, ilt% Ile T Chick;
the present time. This year his own regiment had foot and mouth disease. So far an he had been able to Srd. MA lir LW scull ;•Ic, Mr A C Bradbuq.
been at Aldershot camp in training with the regular make out, the Government contractor had brought t e Intl. £1 110„ --:,,,_e1e,1* is!! sifd-iw. Si, Mr I T Weed L
foroes, and the Colonel of this li•gimental District dimes into this county; the Government contractor """' '
Clanll' '''' ""`.' Rumor
had made an lospecti n of each company of the was under Government, and I was to the Government (Scotch On7y.et),%"Bir•tischT:rlo7,l (any
Lq-1", / M" Muir
,Mr J Calvert La Fleck.);
battalion, going round to each town, and the opinion they looked to aa their natural protectors but he erd, tos, Hon end Key P'; Dutton.
of the Commuider In Chief, the Brigadier General, oatainly considered in this case they had failed to pm- ch. 32.-Bentmos (game black-bres-ted red)-let, SS
and Colonel Marshall had been greatly favourable to t .et them, as they had brought the enemy into the and tap, Mr Z Morgan, Hastings ; 2od, LI, Mr T Dozkest,
I?....nr"X;etrdter; IPaants,Br illiatl'oirk,l•ll% PT"llrory;,htro;rthßrport.,3 M"B‘Waren'.
the Dor...tallies Battalion. (Applause) He was sure county. (Hear, hear.) He certainly thought there
they would always do their utmost to maintain that should be some meant whereby they could obtain corn'
-el, and Mr J Vase.
efficiency whit had always characterivd the Dorset pensation ;he did not mean compenaation from the
Battidion. rate, as they woold then have to pay for it themselves ; ere ,-lst,33.rd,- Brume Trlnttn,b""Worcester;and
o2hod" 6 , Hall
Mr. F. POPE proposed the health of "The Bishop but thoss who should pay for it were the commercial Voisin; Sal, Me, Mr 0 M Bond.
and Clergy of the Diocese. and Ministers of all people who sent the &Seale into the county for tilde claw 34.--lix^ivms km.. Ant other variety, say nirei-let,
10.. Hr TB Ilitin'rrr; h; I,C,d; gilt: .111 r ILBe'ealW".l, Illcotl' T'corUldd. M; led,
Denominatione," wooled with IF., mime of the Rev. own advantege. (Applause.) He urged theme. agricul.
H. E . whom, he was sore, they were all glad to turista not to give a single vote in support I I •
see present. (A_pplarseed Goeernment mile. it declared its intention of restrict- -e---;rd Yr .": II kit! 111,%Pegoneue..
The Rev. H. Errant. who ere.. •.,-..4,-,,, • -,.ved. t-eo et- ...wort." tut ol rico ......... ~.* • ...i outatrYi Hr r J Crowther, More Id, Yorkehres tiZI.-1, ilil
eet alter for -it gratification ' ' the (Hear, heard lie"- 4 there to sink r . -litics at Desks, Uplands, Mn- • ; ged, ins, Mr I'S cp.- Herud.
- -_ - ..__.

urged . .4 party poll _
the next election, and send members to the H use of
C ,mmons who ids.uld be prepared to vote with no
Goverement unless it immediately relieved their rates
and protected them from foreign disease. He thought
they would beat ng wisely in so doing, and acting in
the 4.nly way which was at all likely to bring them
permsnent relief. (Hear, hear.) Ile could sot hope
that the farmers would be united in every thing, for
there was not th- alighted doubt that their opinions
were divided on Li eralism and Conservatism, still
there must be certain things whi:h they must have in
common, and he advised them to drop all matters
except those they had in common, and then they would
be sup:awful. (Applause.) He then proposed the
health of the Honorary Secretary, to whom) energies a
great measure of the some= of the show was due.
(Applause.) He thought the secretary of a society like
this was deserving of their best thanks, and when he
conducted their show se he had done that day. and
brought it to a successful conclusion as he had done
that day, he deserved their unqualified praise. (The
toast warn received with three cheers.)
Mr. G. J. Wuxi sii4 ANDREWS, who was warmly
received, in reply, expressed his thanks, but he
remarked the secretary of a society like this was like
a tap without • pipe to it, and he could sailors them if
he had n t ha i the essistanoe of a meet energetic
committee it would have been utterly impo•sible for
him to have conductesi the show they bad had
that day • show which had been a credit
to the energies of that committee. (Hear.
hear.) They had a thoroughly good working
committee, and unless they had such a committee
they could not do it. 111111016 W had to conduct the
show himself be would have found it utterly impos-
sible, and the thing would hays gonelito rack and rubs,
however be was happy to tellithem they had done a
very good day's work. They bad had a stormy day,
and the rain appeared to have poured:into the tin
cans they had at the gates. (Laughter.) They bad •
bumper, judging by the weight he carried home and
what he wailed home lad year. (Hear, hear.)
Referring to the butter and cheese show, be wee ghat
to say both the competitors and the judges agreed
that it was one of the finest shows staged in the West
ci Enzland. It had nit been collected by £3O prises
64 at Frome, but purely and simply £5 prises even
for competition. He *ply hoped another year they
mi:ht he able to give champion claw,., se well a.
local Glasse*, and then they would have such a show
that no secretary, oarnmitt,e, or society in the West
of England need be ashamed of. (applause).
This concluded the toast list.

, ovum • ; 3rd, lON Mr .1.11 Minn, -
CM.; 387.--liantams (fieb-ighta, soy op) -Ist, £2, Mr It I.
Garnett, I hristietoo, Chile,; 2nd, LI. Mr It Spray, Dun-
stable ; ard, 10s, It. • F Teazle, Newmarket ; • b e, Mr •
Barton and Mr NI Leon, Jan., if emel-liempstead ; h c., Mr
II Pickles, Mr J 0 Yard, Cletolon, and Mr H Lazo, Jon.
Claw ST.-Bantams (any other ”rety, my age)-Iv, £2,
Mr T F Phnirw. Ross; 2nd, LI, Mr J Crowther; 3rd, 10s,
Mr F C C 'a ; • h e, Mn flicketta ; Mr 0 Winches, South-
ampton (twi e), and Mr J Buckmauor, Fs•
20.11,
GISMR:11;:lieTF:11°""4.:11:7so..; 2:-.7:7l.4.lB.ll4''kipt.roilbu.y;;lnorYMßsY)hr:lburYHeci'd:eM,LrilY:CW:orria.Briksh;:estolro'C°l:h."llADMeYP.r.ll4:;Mhim'beriltardr W II
nod
O
urmva
£1
to. W and R Bysou, Ulceby, Lincoln ; • h e, Mra Had.
chin, Wide, W.rehato, at R Fowler and Co., sad Mr P
Unsworth, Newton-1.-Willows; h c, Mils Pulley, Holley, Mr •
Taylor, Mr P Uneworth, and Rey L K Sweet.
Class 40.-Duck, (Pekin or Cayuga, drake and duck)-let,
£1 and Ind, LI, Mr T Allen (Pekin.), 00.1161 ; 3rd, 10a, Mrs
Radcliffe • • h e, Mr R A 7 Howard (Peking), Tsuoton,
Mr C .itrard (Peking), streatham, R B ?WSW nod Co.,
(Peklia) and Ma F Davis, Pershore, and ; h c, Mrs A
Tucker (Pr kin), sod The Iddy Dunboyne (Pekhis),
Class 41.-Dueke ( lack Rut In ila)-let, £2, and Srd,
101. Mr M • Mayne ; Sod, LI, Mr II Beedon ; ho, Mr El
Maynerd-
Chow 42- -Duck a Mandarin and (aro'lns)-14, £2, Mr
8 Wade (Mandarin), Balldon ; 2nd, LI, Mr P Malang, London;
3r I, 104„ Mr If Liao, Jun, Hemel, Hempstead ; • h e., Miss 8
M Pratt.
Class 43.-Ducks (any other variety, or ornainsotal water
fold)-lat, £2, and and, LI, Mr II 1.-no, Jun ; 3rd, 10., Mr A
and W H Silyeator, Sheffield ; • he, Mr P Ceatsog.
Clam 44 -Turkeys - lit, £2, R It Fowler and Oo ; Ind, Al,
Mrs Hegel. •. 3,d, Hu, Mrs 40414115, B mbory ;•he, Mr 0
styles, roman..on.
Claes 45.-Gender and goose-Ist, Fowler and Co ;
2nd, AI, Mr W Manfleld •, Ird. 10a, Mrs daddy& ; b Rev L
B Sweet, Chippenhana, Mr T Chick, and Mr I Sota
lamas Ghana
Class 48.-Dorkinlu Brahma., or Co Km (for ths beet cock
or cockerel)-144, M, r 0 Bennington itnfitdd ; Ind SI, Mr
tft.g Bromyard ; 3rd, 10s, Mr C Ned, Tauntoo ; c,, 0
rood, beacon•lield, en. Mr 8 A Hogg, Dorcheeter.
flisss {I.-Dorking, Brahma°, or C .chins (pair of hem or
[diets -Ist, £2, Mr C Woad north ; Sod, £l, sod c„ Mr T
Chick ;3d, 10$, Mr° II Wood' ho, Mr J Gilbert, Freshwator,
Isle of Wight, Mr C F Neil, sod Mr It W Beets; e, Mr W
Scutt Led Mt R Holland, Buckingham.
Chas. 48.-Any other nee y (cock or cockerel)-I.a, £2,
T D 'mine ;tnd. LI, Mr T Ryan, Wastanffiunerdlare ; 3rd,
10., Mr J Bcarlett, jun ; h c. Mr 0 M Bond ; c, Yrs Ainsworth.
Clam 49.-any other variety (pair of bons or pullere)-lea,
111 0 Womiworto ; Ind, 411, Mr 0.3 Bosom ; 3rd, 10s, Mr
C F Nral ; h c, Mr CI Plilleid, Mr GI 14 Hood, sod Mr .1
Searlett, Jan,,; e, Mr H Leans firosd and Mr P Purchase,
Clue 60.-Sn. other v.riet4 (cock not hen, or cockerel and
p011e0)-1st, LI Mr W T Oarne ; Km t( Home Smith
Std. 104, Mr J Jaelimn ; h c, Mr W Morris end Mr Butler
Smith • c, Mr C brown
Clan; 61.-Banionss (cock and hen, any /12, Mr A
Anna ; Sod. LI, Kr 0 Wingham ; Srd, 10s, T Docksey, jun. ;
hr, Mr M Leno, Jun.
Claes fit -Ducks ( leek. and ducky -1.41, £2, Mr W Weston'
LI. Mr 8 01,4,141, ; 3,1,10 e, sod c, Rev L. IC Sweet ; h c,
Mr WI Hs Igoe and Wend ft Bygott ; r, Mt OM 00.1 d.
4,0 e es.
Clam 1.1.-Cerrlers (bins molly°, coc0)-1w, LI, end h c, Mr
H H Maynord, Hyde, Isle of Wight; 2nd, 10a, Mr 0 Minn,
Bushey, Newtowo ; Mr C Cork, Shoreham.
Clans St -Mt tiers (any other cAtur cock)-Ist LI and cop,
Mr M Hedley, Itelhill, Surrey • Sod, to., Mr J C Watmlnausin ;
3,1, 5. Sr 11, C x ;•he as:4 c, Mr 11 M Maynard ; e, Mr
0 Stanlleld.
Clan M.-Carriers (bios or silver hen)-IE, LI, and Rod,
0., Mr H M Maynard.
Claw HI -Canines (any other colour MO -tot, Al, Kr
Ledley; 2nd, Ills, Mr J C Watetbonm ; 3rd, 64 and e, Mr F
1 Cox • • h c, Mr C Cook; he, Kr MM Maynard.
Clam; 67.-Carrien (blue or idly& cock er hon, brad In 1883)
-14, Li. Mr J C Waterh use ; and, les and • he, mr u
Cork ; Snl, Ss, Mr 0 Plikin ; h c, Mr II X Maynard.
Clam 58.-Carriers (Wank cock, bred in 1883)--14, cup,
Mr J C Waterhouse •, Sod, lOs and c, Mr H U Maynard' 3rd,
ss, Mr P atardle, B.lgraye, Leicester; • ho, Mr 0 Cora ; h c
end,, Mr 0 F Con.
Clam 110-oarners (Mack hen, bred In 184)-1st cop
and • he,strr ccoc; 21d, 10e. sua 3rd, ras, Mr Cork ;h c
node, Mr H M Maynard; c, MrS Cline, st ckfmrt.
Class 80.-flaniere (any other oolour cock or ban, bred In
11183)-1st, LI and •tic, Mr C Cork ; Ind. 10., MrF Oex ;
3rd, Be. Mr JO Waterhouse; • b ct Me 0 W &nisi Gotial•
ming • e, Mr 0 Bison- Id
Clais Oh- Pouters (blue or black cock)-14, LI and nip, Mr
A Leith ; tod, 104, Mr J loighton, London ; Srd, 64. Mr AC
Fuller, Bath; • he, Mr P Wardle and Kr T Horrid, Slough e, Mr R R Hurst, Wilmington. Sussex.
Cl es 81.-P- were (blue or black ben)-Ist, LI, and 2n4e
10a, Cr P Wardle; 3rd, Ss, Mr I Laigato t.
Clots 63.-Pouters (white cock) -1-1, LI, Mr P Wardle ; 2nd,
104, and 3rd, 5., Mr J Mgbion •hc. Mr A It Hurst.
Clam 84.- P..otets (white h Al said 3rd, ao. Kr y
Leighton ; 20.1,10 e, Mr P Wardle,
014. AL-Pouters (any other olour cock or hen)-M, Ll,
Mitil.BB3r:ClaNjT)-..UNAllirdt."66:Wnigil9"..;e:inn2Qdrilli:el(,7o;myr MrAoth:l;:wirwathW°:: 2dimr..l..;c°43o.Milui.dyßribWAblc:dß.Blouranther-,1:::;:miner:1:.
(g._Berbe (sny colour °lel- Ist, Al
Il0611:1•708.;.-InliathiL, I.b.oe6naydlireca...°l:r 111:;_yinan.e.
Mew*, Newton Abbott; he, Mr 0 Mann 4d.
6., Mt 3/ Howe,' And, 10e, Mr 8 Cll.; hr,MM
Macitozd (twice), and Mr C Korth, Taunt.,
so,- mete (say colour cock or ben bred In 1/183)-
Ist, Ll, and hc, Mt M Minard ;
H Am. 16... Kr W moror,„
onslantoo-on-ifea ; led, nod hc, y pooirr
ho. Mr 0 itsofistd.
Class 70.-Tumblers (almond cock or ben, sisoft-faced)- Ist 11, 11,11,W Joyce, Kennington ; tool, 104, and hc,Mr 0 ti
barbi-ClaaaTlL/1134in.-Telusn;bl3ererd, krbinLynaoldhex: KZ: tuyld, rock or hen.sEbdoii: faced) -lit. LI, Mr LI ard •, Ind, Ina, Kr 0 ja,
wick; 3rd. Se, and c, Mr 0 H Stevens. a, v
Mr
lam,
be7:-;Teh inc.blmeerst(bwalidliku.Or;be:rmds;
jimawligakeiortt../44d...):
cock
or hen)... 14. £l, nod ard, 6e, Mr J Orsen:111; tad, 10
Clam 71.-Tumhkus (mottled or roever , not short-
=( wed , cock or h clean-le(ged)-IX, LI, sad ba,Mr C R
Ay, Birmingham ; lad, les, and Rid, 0., Ws BJ Grew.

Clem 74.—Tumblen (any nther vector, not abort-Imed,
mak or boa)-14, AI, Ur J W Hailing, Burnley; Ind, to..
Mr
J WllksiUtto.
Clam Th._..D.voos (Wu* 000k)-14, Al, and cup, Mt
sv,,oas, ig.g,,j • gsd, 10e, Kr 0 001, Newbury ; Srd,
Mr R Greerthal;rb ; aMr W Jordan, Bath, Mr J W
Newton, Banbury Kr ft Minder, Poole, Mrs Bonfield, liyde,
Cloehlft, and Mr 0 Howard, litrentanm.
Ohms 78 —Drigoom (eV ver cook)-10., LI, and ba, lir R
Woods • Ind, 100, V ho. and h C, Mr F ft Sutton ; lcd, 00, mu
norsiii,i.
Chun 77.—Drago0ns (red or yollow eatli)—la, LI, Mr •
Leith ; 2od, 10,, and Sol, la, MnJ Boa, Islington ;ha, Mr
8 ft Leach, Yeovil, Mr W Widmer*, Matey, and Mr ft .7
Greenitalah.
Clam 76.—Gra(00ns (white a nk)—ist, /11, Mt 0.7 0z;
Sad, 10e, Mr II Manley, Forattarn ; 3rd ft, MnJ 001100004,
March, Combo ; thy, Kr IS Bonfield ; ha. Mn J P oartni,
Alan •horst, Redd•tch, and Kr • T Nays, Wateoilde, North
lJneole ;c,Mr W &shop, Dorobanto Ines).
Pass Tit —Dragoons (my other odour oode)--lat, LI, sod
yh a, Mn IV *wood, Doratmata ; and, Ns, kir R 'hatter ;
Sol, Is, Mr J Cat he, Kr J Orsonhaigh ; he,Mr It
Woods, Mn J W Newton, Mn 8 Umiak'', Ship ay and Ur 0
Bayard. Mt 0
Class 127—Drag oms (blue ben)-14,, Al, and cup'
Boward ; 2nd, Oa, Mr W Oenond ; Sol, 6s, Mn 8 Leach ;
• b and bc, Kr Ho alleld • v be,Ur 8 P Flee, liurb ton ;
e, Mr J tai-h, Jun, lalmbeiri, and Mr F Folksier, Soo, Bill.
Wolverhampton.
Claw 81.—Drag0001 (silver ben)-10., Al, Mr R Woods ;
tad, 10e. Mr .1 tmshop ; 66, Mn ft Wald*.
Clam gt. —Drwoom (whit. boo)-1,0, Al, Mr S Bonfield;
Sad, Mr Manley ; Scd. is. Mr a Wood; he, Mt J
Coll•ngw ~nt, Mr S Bombed, and Mr • I` Wyo.
Class 101.—Ltragoons (any other ookow Mal)—let, 11, lir
0 J ; t.d, tun, Mt • Leith, London ; 3rd, 61, Mr 8 Bon-
field ; ha, Mn .1 Allen, Tenteotall, Wolverhampton ; c, Mt 6

rdthtler.
Clew 84 —Dragoons (blue cock or ben, hatched In 1881)-
14, LI, Mr It J Orepthatth ;3d. 10e, Mn J P Daunt ; brd 6.,
Mr C Howard ; • h c, Mr .1 Lu•lt, Jon, and lir W Dimond ; h a,
GJ Cos, Mr J P Gaunt, and Mr 8 Bonifield,
Claw 85.—Dr•800ns (Wear oat or hen, hatched In 1883)-
lel, LI, Mr I ii Ross; 2nd 184, and 3rd, 6e, Mr g Wood,.
Clew 86. (rod or yelio• rook or hen, hatched In
1801-14, r A Lank ; 2nd, 104 Mt I H Koss ; 3rd. 65,
J Atkins, Botha&
Clam 87.—Dragnon5 (white nook or hen, hatched In 1883)
hetkilli.andy. fad, 10e, Mr W it shop, Dortheetsr ; 3rd, fw, Mt
Clam 88.—EI012000i (any other colour cook or ben hetchel
tln 1883)-1,, LI and cup, and Ind, 10i, Mr g WoOde •. 84.1,,
6., Mr T Pops, Swindon ; • h c, Mr W Osmond and Mt
ft
licrats ;6 c, Mt 01 Cox (twice).
Claw W.—Antwerp* (eh. wt-Doed cock)-IJ$, LI awl cup,
and Ind, 10., rarby and Thompwii, Bridlington Quay ; 3rd,
64, Mr 8 Bonfield.
Cleat 90.—AnLwer (aitort4oed hen, any col•ur)-14, Ll.
Mr B ILor.iaid ; Sod. 1114. Mr 8 Baena .y; 3rd, 6e, 8418 Wads;
hr, Mr I Mapplebeck, Lthanngton.
Claes 91.—Antwerpe (short -faced cock or ben bred In 1883)
—lst, LI, Mt .1 Kendrice, Inn, Ithdditch • Sal, 104, Kr J 0
Waterhouse; fed, OS, Mr FllOOl/11., LOll OM
01.11 et —Antwerp. (not short-Wed, elver dun, or blue
cock)-la, LI, and Ind 104, Mr .1 U W.B4oooo4',Warhnues, *orlon ;
3rd. 64, Mr Tom gusworth, Keigniey ; ha,Mn I Wade ; e,
Mr g Mappltheck.
Claw Oa—Antwerp@ (soy other colour oock)—lst, al, Mt B
Rawnsloy . • Ind, 10a, Kr 8 Mappltheck ; 11rJ, 6., Mr is Wads;
ho, Mr W Widdows.
thow 94.—antwet9e (any colour ben)—Let, 111,11 r I 0 Water..
hones ; 2.4, 10e, Kr 8 Wad.; 3rd, 6., Mr Tom Mak emit ;
ho, Mr B gawps ey.
Oasis 96.—Aatwitpe (any other Colour oath or ken, bred In
11163)—let, LI, and Ind, Mr I C Waterboune ; Std, Os, Mr
ch 8 Mitell, Bradford ; h 0, Mr If llapplebeck.
Cbaw Oft—Boman (blue or Mack chequered ooth)-1I4, LI,
Yr 12 L Popeant, ?Mon, isbnl Wight • Ind, 101, Mr J
Bails; 3rd, Mr B Stephens, Dirtford • ho, Mr II
Mappleheck, Ur C Fra.mpion, Ponta, Whalionte,
Green, Kr 11 Vine, 12,1 todrewc and Mr W Patchett, gram-
ley, Lee no; o,Mt A Malmo, Cheim•lvd.
thaw 97.—Bothers (bine or black obeqUared W0)-10, LI
end cup, Mi 8 Butt. Nyde ; 004 10., Kr W Land, Shipley ; I
3rd, 64, Mr W Thurkw, High Wycombe; ho, Mr J• i
Allen, Bath, and ID it B methane, Dartford.
Claes 08.—Lionters iy other oolour axlo-let, LI. Mr B
Green, Iltackburn ; Ind, Ws, Mr H Vine, gam Cowes; fed, 6..
Mr .1 Hill, Oxford ; ho, ift I F Luen.thbe awl Mr g (Ayer.
New TArn, Dartford.
Cs.. 88. —Homers I
(as other oolour hea)-IM, Ll, Mr El
yin.; Ind, 10., Mr .1 thwoombe ;844, le, MIW Lun ;
h • , Mr J F buncombe and Mr J
01,411 100.—Owl' (lorafn, any solos.' wok or hen)-14, LI,
Mr It Wonda ; Zod, 10t, T.W111( and Nods, Utak • 3rd li, Mr
Stsoll )18 •. •ha, m• 0 Mangold ;h a, P Idsrthe ; Mr
; It Yardley, 11irLoingtumn.
Cu an 101.—Owle (lingtish, blue or silver enek)-14. LI, Mr
Wo •la • Ind, 10s, Mr 8 Woods ; Srd, 64, Yr 8 Salter ; • h c
q st,:us,l4 ; ho, 10,150 and Neale ; a, MrS Brunton,

_
Hendon.
c,toratherirmprircoslajoj.rw;
87dica:::)—;1,31:48521m.1.
,mr:801.0„;al oirsir..l,o3.7.loN—jr4:ls.d; (.:10.110„:.1mrsbur,
314, 1.,
iseniaitnr;)—aB,lwet,...dir. A; II;
Class 104 —O.l. (English, say other colour hen)-11.1. Ll.
Mr R Wood.; Sod, 10e, Mr 8 Salter, 3rd, 61, Kr 8 Sahel ;
r hr. Kr F Bann, 1.. odon • c, Fo • ler eel Node.
Cl.r —)714. (11:, s m.. t.; Sod.
1;IO blue 7, r° leer
had,.e 1883105. items. T
II and A Stretch, Onnskirk ; Ird, 51, Mr a altar;- • he. Kr
8 BJtor ; h c, Mr F Cowhand ; c, Kr T Rawherorth.
Oboe UK—Owls (Lori tt, • y other e lOU o.:* or hen.
Mrbitoiteds.
juuln 1;8233X
be.
Ilruit.rTuosr;
S,
Alsolor. 111.1. A. 10•.
A
Stretch; Sc, Mr F Miring! ; c, Fowler mad Mole.
C as. 107.—Turbits (bee or allow c ck)-10., LI, Mx R
Wools; Ind, 10s, Mr Brunton ; 1114,64, Kr F iblrkell ;•Is 0,
Mr U tlevrvihr,s, Woollen Bowen, Sr 8 Colter, and Mt T
Jackson, Forth • h c, Kr C heeled.
Ohms 108.—TioWt. (rod otok)—lea, 41, it, R Wood.; Ind,
10s, Kr R A Parkin, Yore; KJ, tv, Mr Orem. ;
O btianlisld an 1 Mr (1 'I Gregory, Taunton.
Clem 100.—Turbta (yellow cock)—L.'. Al a d e, Kr 11
Halter; tad, Ioe, Mr J raelding, Nelson, Lane shire 3rd, As,
Mr P Wardle; oh e, Mr 0 M luroer mad Kr F B Bad ey,
Magdalen Collars. Ord ; S., Kr id A Craw, Seat Massey,
Sues's, cod Mr Oft ; c, Mr R Woods,
Claw 110.—Turbits (black or dun c ack)-13r, Al, sod v e,
Mr, 0 Roper, Wokiap • Sod, 104, sod Sc, Mr T B
Faber: lid, li, Mr 1Y Oser.J., Sherwood fable. Notatnetscc I
• c, Mr Komar&
hikue„l76o.B.,l;l2liFTluoL.r,bl...l„y; ;
.3;
Mr F
Mr
8 Bolter.
ar
.T(tali"dlsseo," illtlaalverordiu;nll—rdi,"'Lls, yabl' cmandr 8
tlucksll
Clew 112.—Tul bits (red bon)—lst, Al, add Sod, 10., Mr
R A Parkin; lid, B', Kr TO stoplenson, ; e, M.
Rawlins a.
Claw 113.—TurWts (yellow her.)—lst, Li, and • h c, Kr .1
Fielding ; bad, 10s. Mr R Wood.; 3rd, sa, Kr i .me• ;vb e,
Mr F P -y and toms T Hoed A Stretch; be, Mr R
ro.eklo sod Ur 0 H tanam ; c, Mr C
Cr 1•1•1111.
Class ILL—Media (black or dun bon)-IM, Ll, and c, Mr 0
Roper; Sad, 10 Kr F ;3 d, 6s, Mr C Howard;
Kr id it Creswell so Mr T BC *Miami ; be, MrJ Wriaht
and Kr GM Tor .er ; c, Mr T B Werbsen, York
Claes 116.—Turbias (blue or silver ea* or bon, hatched in
1853)—let. it, Ind, 10s, sod • b c, Rev W F Lumley; 3rd, h.,
Mr ti H Gregory ; • h c, Mimi Paisley (Loam) and Mr J Wright
he, Mr r Martell and r P Wardle.
Claw 1111.— rurbiW (rod cock or hen, botched In 1883)
Ist, LI, Mr C Crater ; 2 .d, 10., Mr F P Bulley ; lid, So, Mr
011 Crowe. ; he.MrL F Ba well Ipso eh
Claw 117.—Turbits (yellow cock or bin, batched in 1883)—
let, LI, Ind, 10s and h 0, Kr .1 Toddles; Ilral, 15s, Kr T BC
Will owe; • h c, Mr 0 8 Orman!' ; h e, Mr R A Parkin,
Clots 118.—Turbits (black or dun cock or ben, batchod ic
1883)—let, Al, Mr T 11 0 ; Ind, 10, and Sol,
Mr .2 Sherwin, Derby; • la C, Kr C Co, k mad Mr T 8 aitephima
eon ; he, Kr J Tanner, 85ryenhani. sod Mr C Hows-c.
Claw 118. —Turbots (my other colour cock orb.,' hatahed In
1883)-1e1, LI, Mr TB C Walloon.; tad, 10s, Mr 8 0 Rood;
3rd, 6a.' sad la e. C Oork ; he, Yowler and Neale.
Claw 110. —Bloadloettos (any coinur)—lat, Ll and cup,
Kr R Woods ; bad, 10., 3rd, ris, and •h e, Ilr ; b
Mr F BAUM .ne, Banbury ; h e and c, Mr H Yardley.
Clem 121 —8 .tinettos, branottas or sfint.ettes—lst,
Mr P Wardle ( main to.); S .d, 10s, Kr it J Oreenbalill
(Ostinette); 3rd, fat, Mr 0 Kevin (dstauette); S c and c, Mr 3
Smith (lotlaittos).
Claw 114—Turbitoons (any oolour)-114„41, Mr ft Weeds'
2nd, 104, Kr W 0 Oscralt • lard, 51, Mr P Wardle ; be, Mr El
W Webb, Beckenham, and Mr W D Oswalt ; c, Mr J Smith,
Caws 183,—Fantail (clock or ben)—lst, Al, Mr 8 Salter ;Ind,
10a, Meters W and It Anderson, Laugh ; ira, 6s, Mr W ctopbon-
son, Bahia, Ayr ;be, Mr H Ka> card, Mr th allord, trhavr.
kerne, and 12 J Et air, Thom Johnstone, Rears sshana.
Clam 114.—Huns (cock or ber)—lst, LI, Kr R Wood.;
10. Mr J Allen; 3rd, 5., Mr It Wood.; he, Mr T
Penh.
Claw 116.—Swedlows (cock or hen)—lst, LI, 2nd, 10s 3rd,
W. and h c, Mr F P Bulley ; b c, Mr r Astitord, itaxantudt
bun, and Mr W Widows,
Clam 126.—irchangslis (cock or hen)-141., Ll and cup, sod
S c, Mr A P Maurice, Morebsth, North De•cia ;Sod, 10s, sod
be, Mr A Stem.; Ird. 51, Mr A Allan; S c, lr J
Mr ES St Quinlan (twice), Sr NW Webb, sod Kr J Brown.
Class IV.—Jscobins (red or yellow oeck)-Ist, Al end cUP.
Mr H C Hurt', Znatbourno ; Sod, 10s, and 0, Mx T I Nurse;
lard, 14, MrJ Weyroan, Guildford ; vhooodc, Mr C Cdrk ;
0, Kr A Allen.
Class 128. —Jacobins (say other colour coattilzt.,., 81. map,
sad Sod, 10e, Mr 8 Bator; 3rd, 65, TB ;• b
Kr II 0 Huta,
C 1... 129.—Jscobliss (red or yellow bea)--Ist, &I, Mr T
Nord.; lad, 10s, Mr 8 Salter; 3rd, 6s, Mr 0 Stsolleld • his
Kr U 0 Mang. ;b he, Kr 13 Wyman.
530 —Jacobins (soy *bar s dour ben)—lst, AI, and led, 6s,
Mr A Allan, Croydon ; Ind, 10s, Yr 8 sonar ; rho, Mr W
Otcroft ; ho, Mr If C Hurst ;e, Mr I A-dreara
Clew 131,--Jsoobins (rtd or yellow cock or ben, hatched In
1883)-1st, Al, and 2nd, 101, Mr It Salter ; 3rd. Is, Mr T
Nut,.; •heaMr H C Haim ;hc,Mr .1 Weyinan ;c,Mr 0
Stanfield,
Cline 131 —Jacobin. (any other co'our rook Or bon, hatched on 1013—In, AI, and Ito, Mr A Aliso : Sod, be, Mr U C
II unit ; Sri, se, Kr 8 Other' c, Mr J Andr. we.
cock or
r A 8 Wilson, sod
134""Indmww:::si.d.,2'd:lk.:0,;;I:,1134.71!1.—o—,,H.A:ga4MMI.F1Fkarethot..Ayre9ilalko.wy,4P3.:;:otiP(Ingw(usli,81.74ik °
vmol. (cock or L▪ arnorm▪ nii:erb:::;3ll4.;rdblASalhel"cB;:4l.lAßlP:l
h c, W Widdoirs ; c, J
Lalansoft. and F P Bulley
Claw IX—Homer, (flying clam)—No wiry.
MILLING CLASSIC

Claw 137.—Pair of birds (cock aod ben, any yariety)—lst,
il2. 0 Oork ; 2od. £l.O II 4/dreamy ; Bid, 10., C Kee•il ; • h c,
gamed., Newton Abbott, end J Leighton; bc, B Brun-
toe, and W Osmond.
elve 138 —Pot of birds (any variety. cock and ben).- -Ist,
F J Luscimbe ; 2nd, Zl. F P Bailey ; 10e. JAlen; b c,
A p swift, IJ Coin,Swindon, 0 U Gregory, and T Wilkins,
I W. 138.—Any variety (cock or h W 8 Ruther-
ford, Totteohani ; Sod, ti. J Lush, J n ; *rd. 101. F P ;
•ti c, J A. drewe ; Ii c. 0 W 134.1111[ 4. °misdating. J Atkins,
W Borne. W.i.f4rd ; 0,0 J Cot. • Hives, Fordlor-
bri.lg•, a. d B Moiler
Clos 1443-8Ingl• bid (any variety, cock or hen)-Ist. £2,
0 A Powell. Cheltenham. 2 of •I, F J Lusoombe, 3rd, 104. •
Rivet, he, F It t ution, W Widdows, c, 8 Salter.

LOCIlla CLAIMS&

Claw 141.—Carrien, pouters, i nobler., or hada- -Ist, 10.,
and S d, 7.61, C Parson., DOCCUSBUIf (barbs), 3rd, 58, and c (Iriar) T Chick (Luniblere).
Chto 142 —.lre nuna magpies, or (erbets—lst, 10r,
and 5.1, 7. 61. HO. War 1,,,., Wrsekielonl Mine, Cor-
er:carter,' 3rd, 5., F J Lowor;alre, F,anpsaaj, h e., C
Pusan'
Clue 143.—Drago sod Antwerge—ler, 163, and Sod,
7161, G P.t6 Yordlolton fis, and c, 3 Oono id.
Ciao 144. -Homing totenera•-14, 10r, and Ind, 7.61, 0 C
Day, Shaftesbury, 3rd, 64. F J Lu combo, c, J Durdea,
BluAtord.
CI 145.—Any other vuletv—lst, 10e, Warrino,s,
Sod, 7.61, W Poodal., Milton Abbey, Blandford, 3rd, be,
F J Los oohs, be. RJRU Old, Chariton Ilareball, Bland.
ford, 0,5 Pood, Blandlord.
LOCLL
(3eme let—Brahma, Corahlel, or Derkilow—lgt, 10., sad
tad, 7. 60 T Chick, Sad, Sr, 0 J Groves, Bl.ndlord.
Vain 147 —Gone (any vwl.ll)—let, 10s, 0 0 Dsy, Sod,
7.84, and 3rd. 5.,T Mot.
Claw 1411.—Flyroonib Rocks. Lanham% or ep•a—bot,
10e, T Chick, Tod, 7160, klvlogten, Blandford, 8-0,5., J
Puttocy, Media tor.
Chas 149.—Wernborghe (black)-11A, 100, 0 Parsons, Dor-
chester, tad, 7. Gd T 8 Biggs, Dorchester, 3rd, Its, I Osmond,
C, 0 .1 0 Gregory, Dorchaner.
r log 150.—Hambur. ha (nor other c 10,, and
2nd, 75 61, 3 D Moslem, 3rd, se, Mier Amiu, Pr rackleford
Boots, Dorchester.
Iwo 151.—Any other v.riety-I,t,
tiostown. 2nd, 7s 13d, 3rd, 5., wad I. c, T Chick, c, Warrington.
Ciao 152.—Any variety (bred in MG, cockerel ant pollei)—
let, 10r, Min Warrington, Sod, 7. 6d, J I) Yowlers], 3r4, sa, W
F trout, h C road c, T
Claoe 153. —Beet pair crow-bred cbieten, for tigmg
Owed in 13810-1 W 11., W F Scott (Hoodoo god Direleg
trid, 7161, Miref Bawoon, Broadway ((how gigo Dogg,„.)
Srd. se, Yrs Porn Charmloster sod parkin.). •
154.—Beet pair 01 barn-do, chicken for table ewe
(hatched In 11293)—)10
Class 15&—sat,,. (say )-14t, 104, Km 0 Puma,.
atid, 78 ad, T Chlek, kg, rev Way.
mouth.