The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-29 00:00:00

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Rio. IL Everett, Ur. IL C. Weston, Mr. E B Dant&
Mr. T. Coombs, Mr. J. Tree, Davies. Mr W. Fletcher,
Mr. W. R. Fetcher, Mr. T. Stickle, RD. N. W. Greeley,
Mr. Bet, Its.. L. Stmt.,,. Mr. J F. H Wee,. Mr. C. Tits,
Mr. Donates,. Mr. iteyn•lie, tel Mr. B. B. Fracas
The Rev. NIGEL GREELEY snore I the ft-election of Mr.
MUMMA AI hon. B.CT to, and tysrurer. (Applause.)
gaits stint those vrho had been engaged with Yr.
Dimman In comic:goo with thu Bre Apociation must
have found out by this time they cold not possibly have
• better man to look after its interests (11ear. bear.)
The *igloo woo curie] by &col nattion.
It. DGEE/JI said he had very sell nu thoughts • short
time ago of resigning hie pest thy year, but the °oar
miles bed begged him to carry it on. soil he promised to
du it under cartsis conditions ThD was the fifth tint,
he had produced the esceouute se the hon. serretare, but
he was Lorry to my, through the illness of his I sthsr, 1,
should he prevented from giving a. much time to this
association as ha had hither o doe. It, wee very many
for it. berauee it hal been a •04,C, of great pleasure t
hint to do what be bad done for it. The o bat
new decided to give the aspemot moretery a salary on
cotillion he should do the writing p set Of thlll work; and
really that was the chief part of ii, When ha told them
that the letters written on behalf of the society
numbered nearly 0000, they would admit there was con-
siderable work to do. iliac briar.) Proosedini to
explain the cause of the advarse blame. Mr. Mimosa
said nobody could be more emir, than he was when be
fonad the special,* was £l4 in his debt; but he must
say, taking • gPi deal of responsibility on himself, he
did everything foe the goad of the sesociet 014 (11
bear.) "lb year, when People saw the haleness
£l5 101. in the treasurer's hands, they took a( half
their subsoriptloss, ant he was d termini& lit lay in his
power, they ghouli not have such • halm*, in ILSIA.
That was really the same of it; in Wring to reduce the
blame they over-balanced themselves, and went the
°tits r way. They had two large shows last year, but 01,1
most be contented thD year with holding one, GU I with
that be thought they would be able to maks, betb ant.
meet He was glad to ear their member., had (costly le.-
creased ; they had had 77 new ones this year. and they
bed low 11 bond Me agricultural labourers who had givon
them is. each to become members. if. expressed his warm
appreciation of the able whiten -a ri•nierel by the coop
mittee. With regard to the annual show for 0118 y 'es,
the cemmittee had d chief u ithing in retard to It, but
he certainly thought it ought to he held Its this town if
pi WM. (Bear, hear.) Is woe vary difficult to get •
dower chow or anything they could menage to work with,
hot he hoped nom of the enterprising spirits of Darchie-
ter wild put the's- beads to‘ether, so that they might be
able to work up mmethinz There wee • very good
Atricultural Society in the tows, which gave prises for
cheese, butter, sod that so t of thing, bet unfortunat fly
It took place se late in the year, tint it would be elm et
Impassible to b rid their annual show on elle same day;
still he hoped he should be *hie Pi get t • it r insulter.
give £5, If the Darchester A triculturel 8 e-iety could onl
them r ions. for the beat Lousy too or in conh, at the
show. (App) )
The figaterser of the Devon A iodation haying midis,
fee (*.Dial remarks on b.'s-culture.
Mr B. A. Holm proposed • vote of thanks to the Mayor
for presiding. and fa doing so ha said Oh y ware fortunate
in luavies • Mayer who wu always so rea ly to take the
Pei in anything that was started for the gel ot the
tsar& or in any philanthropic objects (A Asap )
The KATO/ briefly replied, expressing hi• r +isn't at sc.
log Ima,l sn auilieoc• ; but he role. ri 1.1 them tit
al termite audience. in Dorrheiter war not toner Ily
large lls secured them If be had done anythin4 that
afternoon to promote the intereat of that seeocYtien he
was amply repaid. (Applause.)