The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-10-09 00:00:00

BRIDPORT AND Do 3L f COUNTY DOG

SHOW.
EXHIBITION Or DaIRT PRODTGL
The usual itstereeting fettures of the annual Melpla.ll
show are this year enhatrred by a fir..t.clgo.. exhibition
~I dog. from various oart• of Bag and. The i.lea of
holding a .log show -the first ev.r held in the county
-ha. met with hearty .yuip.thy ant co-operation
from tire first, end suitecripti or. ft reed in from all
quarter., not only front I 0..1 tradwmen an I county
gentry, but from some of the wet eminent men in the
country, as the het of p.trorm will prdve. Tb-
arrangement, fig a shoe of this d.scrintion anent s
More really hard work than the comet rialto, to the
show would imagine, but the labour ha. bean succs-s-
-fully got over by au energetic committee, especially
through the uothing eff mta of Mr. ii. N. Cox (the
managing secretary), sod bon. secs., %league. G. A.
Samsun and 1. Champ. The following list will speak
to the surcem of the show :-
priend.ot. -Right H .0. the E mll4 El lon. Patron.
-Most Noble the Margot. of Salidnr y, Hight lion.
Lord Wolverton. Kiehl. Hon. Lor 1 Allog•on, Right.
Hon. Jo •.1 Wimb gni. Sir M. H. Ncoe.n. Bart., KM.
W. H. B. Portman BL P. Georg.] Pitt hives.. John
' Floyer, req. 'CP., M. Reaufoy, Keg.. H. 8..
Farquhanson, Egg Edward W. P. Portman. Eiwp. A.
L. L-amouth. E. 4 , H. Fellows*, 14. q., H. Mourn,
jun., Egg., J. P. F. Gundry, E q.. V. F. B.
Standfoid. Feiq , W. R. Banker.. 14. q., H. F. R .bsrts,
Eon., H B .wer, E. ,C. Rsdeliffe, 14mi. F. Webber,
Esq., W. H. Even., Em., H. Munro, Esti., the Mayor
of hrinport, and various others. Committes.-Charr.
mart, Mx. Charles E hound.; Mesere. A. M. Broadley,
J. A. Collins, H. N. Cox, H. Gerrerd, H. S.
Hansford John Hounmill, Thome. Hounaell, W.
Knight. Jot. Legc, C. G. Nantes, Frank Pope, GI.
A. Suns ot, H. Tucker jun., and Walter Tucker.
Hon. Sage-Mr. G. A. Samson awl Mr. S Champ.
Trawurer.-Mr. C. Whom. t'eterloar. Surge or, -Mr.
A. E. hani.ter. Judges.-liev. W J. Mello, ibel.
morph am Vicarage, slttinghoorne, Hoist-Classes: 1,
2,2 a, 3. 4,31, 31, 35, 37, 33. 10; H. it. Farqoh.rson,
Esti . Gunvil e, alandford-Case 5; G. Lowe Esq.,
Old Foul Man .r House, 11.41-7. Hamel, Rect.- --
Class.: 6. 7, 8. 9 10, 11, 12. 13. 14, 15, 18. 17, 18, TIM ANNUAL DINNER
22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 39; Rev. W. J. Mellor and Mr.
...,.(1. Waa held in ths evening at the Amsuibly-roo I of
Lowe-Claaws; 19, 20, 21. 27, 28, 20, 32, 33. 34. ala Bull Howl, when about 100 set down to a :nu ptothus.
The loan of the epaclou• factory of Messrs. Ewen'., repeat provided by Kr. W. Knight. she 0;a ,Zry
near St. Michael's-lane, wee secured for the comfort delicacy of the leilloll on the tlitell The preeldent for
and oonvenience of our canine friends, and here On the year-Mr It. H. Farquhars m-took the chair. and
Tuesday night the greater number of Grime on view was wig:weed by Sir MOlllAtalA Her% Herman. Bart.,
were safely benched by Sprait's patent. There were Lx.,,,!4•1' hr.J.!,8,F117.14. R11.,,,•Pik. BK.:;, 2,11'.... B. sill, DlK..PThrrornitaft.
43 classes of dogs in al, and entries were secured hi Mr. J. P. F. laundry, Mr. C. (I.°Nantea; Yr. W. Coll 44
all but two. Undoubtedly the best a ,mpetltion w.ig BA., Canton Ryles.. and oth re ; amongst otez.
r.
the fox terrier class, but setters and retrievers were orerent were-Mr. J. P. &introit 'Mr. A. E. fleabiter. .
well represents I ; epaulets and ...lima were good; Mr. H. Gerrard. Kr. IL Goal. Mr. S. Whethatn. D,
sheep dog. uto lend* ; fox terrier puppies were in H.,. Kr. ft Tacker Won we ). Mr. H. N. Cox, Supt.
gicxl form; ant a goo Ily number of dachshunds and Machete. Kr. D.mplity (Melplasho nut), Mr. F. Coles
anodise dinutont terriers. Toe local sporting slag. IN tillcrktra Mr. D. Z Bid llerooshe Mr. J. Sywoogc
Mr. C. E lumina. ('he Mayor of Bridport). Mr. E G.
wa. exosedingly goon, there being 15 entries. C. R.
Legg, Mr. A. H 11.r.y, Kr. C. Toleman, Mn. J. Ha
E. 11 Act, He's clumber, "Daubs.* II.," was valued ford, Mr Titball. Kr. .1. Lenthell, Mr. G. liollinas
at £l,OOO. and attract...l much attention. A retriever, Bori.terl. Mr. V. H. Ciiiet, Me. A. Marc'. Kr. J.
belonging to Mr. Samuel Dwhey, which h.d won Guppy. Mr. F, Morey, Mr. W Jac.. Mr. T. Ralls, Mr.
=rise, was also a favourite with visitors. This Mr. W. S. Cowles, Mr. A. Ifiller, Mr. G. Pittleld, do..
had also the " fancy " price of 1:1,000.
- Tits ItICIVR of BIUoPORT having said grace, the CHAIR-
PRIZE LIST. dog gave the "gre,ll,- which was moat enthusiastically
r. c dyed. The remaining loyal toast. were duly honoured.
DOGS. Speaking of the Princess of Wales, the Chairman sad she
Beedhounds, dogs and bitehm-la'. XL Mr Mark joined lean. wit.. the Prince in promoting the entire
Beaufoy. South Lambeth. Mast ff.• d.a. and Melee- interwits of the nation ; it only mate us &I, each per
h., Cl, Mr Mark B,AiltOy; 21,1. £2, *Kr Jams. Hutchings. annum to in detain that luxury-Royalty ; and we sot
Exeter ;3rd. CL. Kr Henry Dillies,, Denton Green.l.nes, it at a very cheap rats.
St Hekn's. B erhounde dog. and bitches-Id. Cillg ,_ Kr 8. The CHAIRMAN. in (Ming the Army. kg, referred to the
E Shirley. Stratford-A.-Avon ; 2.d. Eit, Kr HSt James small numbers of our won c moaned with atom forming
Stephen. Kennet C üb. Si 11•rn.c.',.. de•-1.t..C4. Mr 8 continent.l armies. The Gerown Arms contained ten
W Smith. York-root, Le ",s: tod, .0 Mr Z Paterson tiMe• 1/10te men than ours, yet ours oust seven or eight
Garth_, Pmego.a. Britten : 3-d, LI. Mr Henry Ibllivr.,_; tienww.nuch to mant sin. It had always met the enemy
he. Mr A W Groy.s, Grove Eodge, D reetnr.t •r, and Kr Z eath great bravery : and our navy was equal to any in Ise
H Crisp, P.rks.one. St Betnard'e, h,teh.-10..C3, Mr 8 w .rld, and a. Ino a. we owned it, together with our
W tont., ;2nd, Cf. Mr J Valentine, Peckheni Eye' • he, co.stauards, de .an enemy world be sorry for .ttenspti•g
Mr 6 Brow. Globe, (hrmtchurca ; ha, Kr Henry Dillo t i invade oitr sh:dne. Thy names of Sir If. If Nspeur,
way owl Mr WN P root.. T •ignm.oith ; r,Kr Wlf Mr. It. I), Thornton, and M.Jim Groves were coupled with
fl•rweer. Resent-Drreen. N.wras•le-on•Tyne. Newfound- the tonal.
lands. doe. and h tch-s-14. £4, Mr .1 Greene...l. Sutton. Sir W. H. Neuman. who was greeted with 'Kelm" said
S mem : 80. £2. Kr W F B•11'.11. Sutton. Sorer. 3d, all the mon did their duty In the old day. when he ass
SI Kr J Fylo, W.reh.m ; • ire. Mr J ihn Marshall. connect...l with lb-army, hot now they had a lot of boys
Belmont. T.unton. firsybound., dogs and hitch... D-15. who c midst% carte ti, - r fir di elm (Laughter) 11.
.C 3. and 3-I, LI. Mr IC C •he, _ Plymourh ; 2.1, PI, Mr pointed out such a regiment the ,:th, r tar t. so old beaten.
W.lto N Paean; • ha. Mr G W Itom,lbles•too,Blmniford ant, a.d asked wbat he thought of them. and he said
Porn...re doge-1.1. £4 Mr It P Lech. Tmert .n ; Itol. CZ that if he only went down the street end a string of
M. J L Belied, North Day do •3 d, _ffl, Kr J B Kepi.. tilt SaitAlfille
rail could knock the whole regiment down.
Athena. Pointers. hitohee-k £3 Mr 3 Pratte. Bow. licaught• .i _
North Devoo; lid. £1 10.. Kr Harbert Moderrlmminctoei Mr. Be EP., Tuorueron e , rpondlng for tire a e Yernmrf,
• h c, Mr John Lee Bolted read Kesers II P and P J wished a mentor allow Lai been prowl tto respond t . tide
Charles, Neat, South Wales. linters. doge-ls_it £4. Kr t a.t. He wound only say Vat the Direst Yeomanry wr re
2nd. £3. Mr GI 8 S suff. ring from lauk number., and he wished that some
H F Grant, Newport. Isle of Wight;
GNlldrthea.D.N;tmtiterhseurytt...; • hbic,tchKr...7_tazresser SmtorneH,_ lir
otlry,ig.:l,;
alMotin,te..ll,tnetofeat•sy.a.nad.fro,rneteeattleytira•rt. him that evening may
Kaj• r 0110• ES, for tie Army, sErccsi with what bat
eandev*-4131,;kitt£4. Wu, 8C gP.Eithtrrire.ym:BLl:rtflob;rorhiroualuid.v:£2,"4 fallen frozrt te I.:Ise:ill,
urtM. H. Nembana, trb... Ulm that the
Mr 8 Darby, Tiverton ;• h a., Mr 14 a Foquhar on, linen. Army wont li be in _ are whet it i il n V,' pest.
cltme......aitn. o
Tyh': st•tirtf.",:.f 'ewer, ~..., ridges. t' +ere now
EBlsan4di,flo.•,d;.
211.,i.trii• Zera,rhicttehreser-q.1iw.t....C30,...enhdc.v
wia
rcj. Mr It i
should always be ronsid red by
antis, Taub,. and Moen II Cdx and 14 lwrod Jacques, i ear cutter to, Ai it defended our soil, and men should be
149e,neg. (ciumherab doc. sod , pm 'p r y tr.o ned to bee one gosq6ed soldiers.
Kiseenden Ahhey, Bark-
hi.ches-I.t. AZ. my fit piano., widermeth
_.,. Sod. AKr i ' Toe Bishop. end Owe, of mi ry..,,winationo- ~..
IL H. Namur Tee worthy heron. t
0 B Clerk. Bridgnortb. Salop ; 3 d. SI. Mr G J Rale yffe ; . next AlVtll by Mr
• It r Kr C ftZ Itarldlyffe and Maher .13 L MeArient, mid be was glad of the sight lull in the touts, for it
Short:an* ;c.Kr C ON mute% 5 ,deort. Stefanie (black), enabled him to oompr se Isle fystures into that form of
does and Ivanhoe-4w. Al. Mr H BSA:twin, NOI tnatuptoo ; solemnity, which be behaved th y now preeentwil. (Loud
Sad. Al 10., Mr Thomas JSCOhin, N. own Abbott; • ha, Wormer.) Sir Kolyoeux fuming referred to the interest-
Kr JII HumeW ~ Cerdiff : he, Ow 811 Thomas, Talybmt. lag Wet that his early proclivities did not lead him much
Besorne, sad .1 Illlsemy. 8 (Gay other veritete). Into the domains of religioe. coupled the nameof the
dams mad bilshar-10. Ad. XI J RANK ; dad. RAI. Kr. Ilsodows wiSli the WO.

The RIM& of 11111DPORT. in r•epin-e, r-inuked that
all uric ii,. al ad autos- re•al intonetia were hound
together. All h 4 latvly been returning thanks for the
good hone st CI, I had .11,-.n View, and it was a
pl.-soon,to Mot toleting die Help' est. Agricultural Society.
Mr. II N. On
the Lord L eut-oant en.l .unty
Kola, rat .in apt r pr ate tonna coupled with •he 13.“,..
of Mr. F op. r Goodry. an-I Mal r Grores
Mr. J. FLUTER. r -f.rr din -ologatio tams to the
nolo. lor I—L r.l Per roam, ho were led him. aid *l.,
hal dies arced ootwe with boo r. (ibooaow.)
woo Weaved to ea •t 1 at Mo. la-, • a at hot hal beard wog
• good o.—(che. felt toot i. he oo.bl oaf,
follow in the .•eps o hi. pro ;seem r, ho • oold bees Meted.
Referr De to Mr. J. P. F. Gotuir ,Mr. Fioyer th.t
that asetl.moo's father ha i given hint meet !rat worthy
he_p. (Gear, h- ac.)
Mr. J. P. V. bib/WIT, ma C mots Moab trate, observed
t t * ken sweet le duty tie tln the r Town Hall at Reid-
p ot, t i•-•• al d6chorido i Vat dot cou.eietti.usly, mad
act 4 In the moot 'dulcet doeor, is the rod in which th-y
w•re placod. lie thanked them way c. rlually for tit.
manner in which h's n•up. a.. 'monist id with the tomt.
Tito -n. Coca aame.Buidd. lan." Toe Town and
Trade of Br dport," coupled with the Dimes of the Mayer,
mod moor.. Wo•tuut and Butt •il. Mt -r clainuag an
" hored,tary privilege. •• hop tat aer one.. r-pr-sen,ed
Bridge...lt in Par mue.4, Mr. Bali.. r ',err t 3 th.
"trod. r -prim -hint en • of Brutp rt at the Fisheries
Exhi,iition. lie let that ail itt rote were Bakst
t it's' r, no that all eut ream furiuod • brotherhood.
The geutlemen whose nom.. were conaected with tut
toast reepundod.
Mr. J. P. F Gunnar gore" The health of the M.P.'.
pr went on the ~ccaslaa. (Applause.) Mr. 'toyer eng
oli known throughout the county. and the other—Mr.
Rath—was better boon here at Bridport. (Appian...)
Mr. Rath WY now M.P. fur Wallinotod, but if he Oh.
Giandryl bad bad hie way be would ni.t have been M.P.
tor Wallingford, but member tor Bridport dill. (Hear,
hoar.) Bat through Mn. w.nou mad Pillar influeoces
that was not the rase • bowsa.,. he hop-el that some day
Mr. Rain would challis hts pout on. He was sore that '
a on. would reaflYa a kmder recoption than his friend '
Mr. Floyer, for no one had cause to regret his work all on.
of tam rounty numbly '-
Mr. FLorga. foiling that in the toast they included all
the couuty tnembeia oritirdsel the work of the p.st
....ion In Porliansont. He hedsved it was not sll the
fault of the 0,..p0 Aim that but Mil* work bad been
dose, for sotto of the LbJrall were to blame. Spooking
of the Bradlotuth quastioe, he ronsidsnd the oonduct of
Mr. Brodlaugh was sot is contorguity with th• conduct
of the Ho.. of C mamma. The country woutd have to
decide the questt U, for it ell+ for Mn 13,1Pilalath
to deesde, mdilur •111 it f r toe cooatitoeher ot N. r,b-
ompton Ii deco. it was lar to, inaportaat for toot.
Spivak,' 01 irelaod, he tuuusot Mr Trovely an ha
mown great tact aod a olity, • 'far ,ugh the protest
act ot GOVeralao.ll, iroja d Ca, now a pia whi re NOD
road go in .ate:,; Dui they could not forget lb. Uwe
. notraz• were r.fe thee. Thor. - -

wuto Erim •.d o-oirate word r.fe tbe. e. Tier. was one
maa wao didn't .a t r n er, who spas • lirldinrt
ann. but he was oppmui by tom. who ought to base
supported biro ; but he hal - •OA —ils
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usso ; uta ..... goals Unmet- perils an.
fflonhangly. It bad been • quieettou of crime, outrage, and
marl. r; at ••, now • is iesuoa oat the di-m.mh, rui.at of
the strop rs. Boeotian of the Manchester Election, be
csntidered ti at if carried out at some suisnased lt
would be., it would tsnd Li !Z.. ail the stahility of Das
country. Ail ale real business of last session WIN
up into one corner at tha last mouth, but the Graad 0 sto-
mata, did their work well. Toe Corrupt Fraction Bill
was much improved, but he thought its provisions werg
so ex sating that they would stayer gat to the sad oil'.
Ilia own experience of Corrupt Presume was that he hat
never spent one stallion that he was salutuied of. The
Agricultural Holdings Bill, he thought. left too much for
the '• valuers," and he considered that in its framework
L ird Beaconsfield's Bill was the beet However, Its hoped
the Bill would pions • good one.
Mr. P. RAW. M. I'.. who was also received with chews,
wild be was prous of hi. position in Parliament, and be
w.se pleased to own as many frieads on lb. Conarvative
sae of the Mous., as on rho Libtral-(applattee)-lor all
word acicasiad with on. doeire-to keep peon. sad =sta-
tists goof "aeronaut in the codntry. Al lOng as politics
were a night!. roars boos. no liar hr the prs@pwrity of
It.. country. Alter rop sees lag in February next a
repetition oi the d ant and u I scones which hal coat scterised
the Bra la.a.h JilLuity to Pa-Amami' he expressed his
▪ r.tion for Mr. Furttur't carder. Mr. Rath at once
expla.n.., a a. atousient ma le by Mr. Y.oger in hie
apes eh, t the effect t .at tacos who abouid bays support sd
Mr. For t r ailou t . do .0, aid lath. (Hr. Forst r) tor w
op his potion in cont•quenc-. Mr. Rob said that Mr.
Forst-r Las openly ackuu•ledged Word Ma Howse aid
latore Li. word 1t.., assi,ta%oe rsoderyd him by hot
00l lea ow, ant Mr. Rath could not reconcile this fact with
statensett Lot Mr. Katt r bat been unsoppurted be
his pmts. In concluding speech of great ii. questa and
point, Mr. Bad sat' the Lbtral party would_ go agalott
disinte.r.tion of the king Sous. AB to the Msachat sr
which Mr. F.oyer bad referred, be would say
that ali li. urn I a Loser de in Maacnett r bat washed
th.•r hands of Dr. Parkhurst, and all Ms belongings-
(applaute)-aod toe Liber of tut town had nothinx
what..., to do with his c todi.lat ire. Mr. Ran felt tat
a. long 11. Indust y and adricult .r suffered, the Govern-
ment •df rot also. (Applause.)
This Cllslaniri next gate "Success to Om Kelpies)!
Agricu t .nil S ,clett and Butt, and Chase. Elbow,
coupled sit. th. lain. of Mr. Tucks, (hon. secretary).
In massage, the Hon. Sic. remarked that sheep bat
rad y fallen off this v. ar, no dab', ovrisig to the
r ..trieto as with marl to thisir reaeove', Ike. Last
y. ar go re was a dellei no, of £6 when be fir t t sok the
p.. LI nil sot tar:. Now Niel es Ia t Wane. in I end of
or. r £6-la;so au* tru 1.1 ti ses • b tt r I a once
at tse eu.t oft, year. Tn, rout, or' part zularlhrood ;
r.OIL not .to Cr no .any aim pr trious year., but tag
g dna hedging at be-II very well p,rtormed.
Mr. Garry onl Mr. Unita r *paled as secretaries of
t se dory show, at did too j nice fur ro t-, ploughing,
..1 h .gic, kr., In the a r cult .re dotal-V/I.ot.
To. ton tot Ina 'resident woo r c-med wit.m musical
hn,our , the t a t b.ing given by Cantaln luxe.
Major Gnoves iiirS tie judge., and the CaaiUle the
bonito 'if t'.. y.c., -Mr. Job Legg.
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I;;;;.-i:;-..;,;;;,i ...I acknowledged
I, y the rapretentatire of flue Journal, the Chairman
. .

TAO td bin seat.

--fica.-ra-sn-lin—d7r of the cv,ning waa meat aunt con-
•i vitlly, and gametal go 1 humour characterised ttto whole

•
I ran. edifies.
" The 11l !alth of H ut W. Itntgl t," was drunk most
cor
Mr.. Gale, of the Peckher .r,r ravide I an excellent repast
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nta ly IQU o 1 Pao.' connected
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t it various v x ostrit.ous sat Leo.

SIIA.PSWICTX.

Piuiutiu MILTHODISt ORAPILL.—On Sunday last,
the aimiversary ',futon. of this place of worship were
preached, and on the following Tuesday, a public) tea
and evening meeting was held In the chapel. The
Rev. J. Harper of tilandford, presided, there were
on the platform, Marra Courage, °banning,
Kerley, Bartlett, L.ish. Crawford, and King. There
was a very satiefactory attendanoe, and a most
pleasant and profitable evening wail spent At the
close, a c illation was made on behalf of the treat
fund.

THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT AND IN BOMBAY.
Aux ttioata, Tuesday.—No deaths from cholera
hats been repotted in Alessedria for two days, and
only n dossn in the wbols of Bunt. In Bombay,
ale., the epidemic is considered to be over. There
tr.,* only ten deaths fr .12 sporadic cholera during the
week endi"g to-day. Clean bills of health are now
issued at Bombay.