The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-11-14 00:00:00

Holum.

Class 2B—Cirt Stall' sn, let, £lO, given by the Society,
William Hall, Mudgeley; 2d. £5, given by the Hon. S G
B Punainbi.Fane, C 8., Thuma• Chink, Stratton, DM-
cluster. Cloae29—Cal Mar:, £5, given by Geo. note.
Esq, Samuel Ford. Trent. Clem 30 —Cart Cult,
Ist, Et given by the Sooty, Gorge Moody, Imitator.
Glass 31—Hunter, Ist, £lO. given by 0 D W Dieby,
Henry Bab,. [baluster ; find. £5, given by T W Daimler.
Ilide, EN I a Legg, Beaminster. Olase 32—Hsog or
Roadster, let. .f.. 5 5., given by the Marquis of Hartington,
St. P.. William Orient us Vale, Bridgwater :lal £3, even
by the Society, Jibe Anger, Shrlvenham, Berke; a, T 3
Corpo, Yeovil, and Richard Andrews, Smirberne. Olme
33—Fearer, lst, .S 6 tis, given by the Esri of Manage,
Alfred Hiller, Bridport; 210 m , L 4 1., dam, J end 'T
Hawkins, Bildgerstw; h c, Wm Permit, Clitingheen, and
F. Heavy, Yeovil. Glare 31-11arneve Horse, let,
£35., given by Mr T Sbarlend, Yeovil, William Stsoey.
Trent ; hr. Clement Ltruwm Bridgisampton, C.3o—Cot
or Filley, £2 It, given by Mr EG Hussey, Robert (Jerry,
Short orne; c, 0 R Dirousuck, Yeovil. Clam 37-oolt or
F Ily, let, £2 S., given b; Mr W Whittle, John Steeper.
Pius.

Class 39—Boar of any Breed, lit, £2, glean by the
Society, William Corp., Sherborno ; Ind, £l. ditto, Nath•
&mei B.nl4llald, llotconrbe; he. Henry H 40, Haaelbury.
Claw 34—Breeding 13 iw, 141. £2. itiv.n 111 Ills 80001 f,
T Vincent. Heiden Newton; 2 ad, .21. ditto, and h c,
Gwpe, Sherborne ; be, Natnanlel Benj ifiold. Mot-
combo c, Elwin Nun-41. flherborne. Claw 40—Pen of
2 Breedia4 Sows—let, .22, given by the Sonety. and 2nd,
.21, ditto, William Corp •,Sherbyrne ; c, Nathaniel Benja-
-13.1,1, Motcorubs. Joseph Bruttoo. Yeovil, mU YKtag,
BristoL

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Claes 41—Fat ox or deer, 14. £5, giv.e by the Butehers
ot Yeovil, J S Bolt, Teuntom. Clam. 42—Fat cow or heifer
of sow pure tue-d. Iso. £5. given by toe Sott Oh.rlee
Korey, hialkeheet : 204, in, ditt,.. 3 8 Bolt. Taw," ;
commended, W B Parse, Sett Pethertoo.
Cause

Clam 47—Four cheese., Ist, £lO, Charles Om., Hearing-
ton Sad. £5. Jacob Candy, Cnarininster. D cheater ;
3rd, £2, 0 Snook, glontagote; bc, Henry Cannon, filar-
borne ;c, Jowsph Floratt, Wincanton, and Howse Gibbons.
Rath. Class 18—Four cnv so, lat. £lO. J Ma-field.
Cr/miter,. ; 2.1. FA Jolla 11111ar I. Wiac int ;3. I, £3.
Henry Francia,Stierb one. C 1... 49-9,x chsweei. lti, £5,
Chula. Cr ea, Becklngton, altar Bch ; 2 id, M. Boil min
NC.* map, Yetounoteri 3rd, £2. J ha 11.11 art, Winciantou;
1,.', Henry C. 0.0. Mhl. ;C. Jim.. Wyatt, Esti
Chlnnoch. Claas 56—Two cwt. of ekim cheese. lit, £5,
Edward Neale, Dorchat ir. Class 51—The Hunting
Strangers' Pflii. L 5, given by the strangers bunting wit&
the 13.17.11 , James Surett, Sherborns.
Bunsa.

Class 52—Cured huttor. Ist, £3. John Willis, CsttilliteCk:
2ul £2. Ittcipard Deonosg, Chilth nos ; 3rd CI, il4Bo
Milivr, Coneleelrurr Farm. 13 uton ;be, Wi I..tn Ittugman,
B .clichametoo. Class 53—Freeh butter, 14, £3. J the
Gracia.* ; 2.d. £.2. Mrs J H Stontou Drew
Fowler, Pvesrord : 3rd, XI, Is4n Miller. Bruton ; ho,
Francis Marks, Yeovil, and James Gifford. lee.. Chew
Magna. Class 51—Fresh butter, let, SI Robert T
William., V .11Itk
erne • Yea, lasac Miller, Bruton ; 3rd, £l,
Jos-ph Bruit .n. Yeovil. Claw 55—Dirts of fancy butter,
14, 4.3, Mrs H Steelton Drew Fowler, Pandord ; 2ed, £l,
Mrs 0 J Rowl. 5, Yeovil : to, MNAnscee Will., Mutoc
and Mre U A Rawlings, Somerton.
The dinner took place in the Town Hall, there being
present about 200. Mr. (1. Troyte Bna,mk, presided
in the almence of Col. Paget, M.P., who wrote stating
that be was in the Home of Commons "in defence of
freedom of speech." In the course of the eveninz,
Viscount Kilcoursie, who warn well received, in respond-
ing for the navy, referred to the changes which had
taken place in the navy, but said the sailors had
proved themoelves equal to them all, and whether they
were asked to serve on board a sailing ship, or •
wooden screw ship, or an ironclad, or, last of all, even
on an ironclad train, they were equally at home, and
equaly ready to defeat' their country. Ilia lordship,
who refused to follow the conimm practice of intro-
ducing party politics inti ouch gatherings, gave the
toast ~f the chairman, which was heartily received.
Mr. Bullock, in replying, soil the inc eof the society
ha I increased during the put 20 years horn £l5O to
11.3.7.0 a year, an the hope lit would continue to flourish.
Other toasts followed.