The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-11-07 00:00:00

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hrwartlebluds and ease ussiset the.'•haffine. Oar /rout
when lie would 6Nd himself is a waiter Awkward
Ndtion between the two. 'blighter). Whether Mr.
;it wonld be able to stand the shock, or whether
the shook would split op the Ministry, waggle problem
remained te he solrod. (Hear, Iles:, and laughter).

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ofl have hitherto done; sad
, all the experientft you sari, so
that ye, may give it to your fellow agriealtmista,
for the benefit of yoerselves and mankind at Urge.
1 have nil's& hift/y been producing a cabbage crop
Stir feeding pertioains with great =ears, said I
'strongly reoommen, it for your adoption, his aura
1/ strung lands such as you have in aid i neigh, oar-
hood, where yon cannot depend on mesa or
stamp, you may socioadully cultivate this wop at •
litths ocwit, and great facilities of cleansing the land.
He also alluded to the benellts arising from die dis-
cussions held by the Melplaith Society, sad issolsed
on the Highway-rats, which he said they shoal/
wifteli with • jealous eye, that the expenditure of it
was not lavished away in • rookies masner. .Before
sitting down, he proposed the health of E. Pinney,
Eal., sifting him tog,. the'soalety the Nada of
Ms experience in the production el cabbies crops.—
Esq. responded, sad said he had now
lie some time been in the habit of producing • crop
of tllalf deeoriptiori with great success, inasmuch as it
Pholi• inexpensive to produce, easily cleansed, and
valuable for feeding purposes; he considered the
agcl. f.arob wasithe'llsestjtimel to ;aft out the
1 Oda The next toast wee one that was most
waady and cordially received, it bein-c that of C.
itnijol°64. The PriVoiver :We haven gentleman
night, a fresh face among us, a new neigh.
whobs• shown, by his preset:when* *al it is
Ills wish and intention to join with you In Rather-nog
and encouraging any objects that may be oessiziered
conducive to your intereats or pleasure, and that at
all times heliwould prove himself to be a liberal.
hearted gentleman and kindly neighbour. _Mond
Cheers). —C. Elora Esq , I thank yoa esellay for
the very kind reception you have given iserthis
smoothy. During the time that I bops to be •
resident with you, I shall ever feel it to be my
greatest pleasure to not towards and with you in •
manner that may be productive of those kindly
mdatioss and feelings towards each other. that at all
times coakm life • pleasure. With respeot to this
society, 1 shall give ft my earnest support, and if
my present subscription Is not sufficient to-put it on
a mite lasi% it abaft be extended I. in amorist that
shall make it se. (Loud cheers). The prime were
:distributed by the lexcellent chairman, with many
kind sad friendly remarks to smell receipient To
Job Purvey, £2 10..; Walter Warren, £2; Edmund
flarteledi, £1 10s.; Herbert Water, £1; John Byles,
105.; Genres Roper, 51.—80y5.--Sistnuel White,
£1; Henry Case, 10s.; George Cliorebill, sa.
The chair was subsequently tilled by C. Niers, Req.,
and the meeting resolved itself in one of a convivial
character, and • most pleasant evening was pruned.
We cannot close this notice without • word of corn•
plizsent to the landlady, Mrs. Cox, for the admkable
manner in which oho catered on the ocoasifti.