The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-07-30 00:00:00

THE DORSET

Mt. B. H. Die (Weymouthlad • oottaa utel stand sad
beam cited al duelist. A. H: ard) iron
Maga of tagisful deign. Kamm T. i Byaoads. Ma
lea% sad Attwooll (Weymouth) show.d sings sad
lockets of good workmen/hit.
, A. Laws (Wareham) had engraved • bnis Pea with a
firing "set. and "awl to God be to. Highest Caul
next was • co'pper plats, very nicelyearraad by ^ Ws'
Dorchester. with cu arias(. coats of Mitchell (Portend)
and Mr. J. Shut showed beautiful collections of fond. ;
11"ara Magj. (4 B usual Debora (Portland), C.
Harvey al wev_), and R. T. Smith (Weymouth). fossils ;
Mr. Rayno!ds (Widow), fossils of Bridptrt ; Mt. Barrett
(levee), foals of that pees ; a T. Smith. etemtent
tank.
Miss A. Hamm Bt. John's-terrace, lust oarmite had •
table painted in oda and made in ratio work, with
beautiful Weymouth viva pieta* arraissi and
alternated with Poetised uses. MIN Seta of pre
Regis, table pealed whis do
Dibble arsenteM) had • lut •wriareV wPwoett week
designs.
7be, beehive' by C. W. DOWILMI. of Blandford were
IL=and railed • sod to. outecludrs by Mr. W.
(oathi twaala=al•
Of inlaid workboxes about • were dans by W.
J on board thre slanebies lighted& and reasseata
and oder nada sites, yachts.
ae_,
_being beautifully inlaid.
A different alms of articles was Not by L R.
Dale, Glanville's waaius, who seemed to think,. should
be interested in his iron aid brae cestaga and iron and
steel mandrils.
Beside was a Revolving Beehive Obserustery for
removing the comb and bees without danger of killing the
bea. and aro lotting the sosetaars moth. queue hi.; it
Wrredto cau 4 dat of four chambers glees two each at
aßielle to as others. This was seat by Ms. W.
Wawa: Dorchester.
Next followed a very pretty and interesting celledice
of model *news, and curiae F. Geary. of Poole, showed model of • tweak: W. D.
Orchard, ol Weymouth, two model engines; T. Dahlia,
of I?nston, model engage also P. A. Elliott, Wey-
mouth, and J. B. Garland. of Fordingket. Our akar
townsman, Mr. Z. Shorty, displayed • very hateresteg
model printing madam., with everything csaplate__, A.
Coundley, of Beth-street. two model seam WMt.o.
Tolpudda model thrashing machine, with hese gear; •
model breakfaat serves in bads by G. A. Chialwalk was
simply
dy =and mat in the last useful.
of model beadlep included same
remarkably
Btormnase bOr good
ones:—
Mode Newton Chard: in cork, by W.
H. C. Norman, very fair; much trouble and skill Were
shown by Mr. H. , of Witethury, in his model of
villa end grounds, with shrubbery, lawn tensile, conserva-
tory, dower garden, as. ; Drove Church, by G. W. Mann,
01 Alderehot, and St.. J111:11411.11 Church, by J. Coombs.
Poole. was curious; but the best wa tie model of
Wienbarn• Minster, ware the droppiag of a peony would
oak, the bells ring, and the ringers move; this was by
T. J. Coles, Wimborne, and was first ree. Models of
churches by Samson, of Wayneoutli, and a model of
Christ Char* by G. 7s.wi, about make up thie list
here.
Mr. Oseard, of Weymouth. showed • steal chimney-
twosome ; Taylor's self-nuing drain pipes were oat; •
Sower stand de painted leather work, in imitation china,
by Mies Eliot, was very pretty; a hawser cutter was shown
by J.
_,Eislee,y, of Abtotabwy,bsing an inveetion for

recovering • 'Lawler after
Kr. Btormey's patent "Wet, Slipper Brake; war-
ranted selety sad comfort to bicyclim so long as they
spoiled it gradually, for it is of gmot Mem • =able,
apparently for covering copper wire with silk, brings as
to the end or this deportment
The follow's( needlework bee been gent by the Royal
Art School of Needlework. South Limingtoo bulrush
screen, 6 table covers. 1 portiere. 3 chair backs. 1.111" las.
1 chair mat. I border. murales/ becks, 1 fan. beno.ll,
1. photograph frame. 1 stable meets, blotter an/ casket
' 2 er•

ree-is of their "Comer atom, for , 11 ;---...et). seri-siMieenn-
upper roam. Ladies' Work-Turning Into the wing where ladies work
Kamm Carter and Co., of Poole Pottery, their beenti- is disamed, we mem upon about • dam dressed dolls,
fril encaustic tiles, of width the wkole are elaborately dressed. A boy
Mr. J. A. Sherren at his Albion Printing Prem, printed exhibits his cloth clothes protninentlr, but the young
copies .4 "Vika • little arils saw at the Xxhil J don." ladies are Angst. one in a complete suit of Mae gain,
The Limn Pietery Co., glazed stone ware drain gm, with lace, another in light grey trimmed with gold leen
two fine lima in stone ware, a resamifioent cream-coloured and • third in move, while • Swediali itabY doll, net for
rap four feet Inth, and come beentifel white men competition, wee encemed in swansdown end blue, and on
ornamented In hi. relict, am tiles pulling • striae could talk I A lovely box of doll's clothes
Two cubes K Parthill base-bed stone were shown by with hat end all complete, dirtied favour with a ministers
the Portland litone Company, one weighing Melba, the bedstead. Isenglixt:d bedclothes finely meted.
other 1 Iflabe The plain se contained over • hundred exhibits
Wachs:name Hills show Doreet-made paper in the from, one would th , most of the schools in the mean
exhibition, consisting of various qualities of brown, Bridport end Modem Newton, also Shafteeptlaryit seeding
whiter-brown, and glued.
_y exhibits. Old women of 78 and 73, Jedith
Ladies who hold that Paris le the home of the (Athlone Hodder sad Harriet Mach, sent one a shirt and other
and of the beautiful industries which help to adorn the • mockfrock. Of delicate lams there were too many to
"WWI form" of the fairer sex will find by the stand of select from ; but
Hems. Robertson and Son that Weymouth ventures to Kies Gertrude Jeffery, of Heloombe, who sent • low*
compete in this charming Rm. In the manufacturers' point face handkerchief moat be forgotten. Of *e-
dam. Mr. W. Robertson ham loan located • new depart cushions in bead Berlin, and manse were several
mceit end in • steed adorned eel black velveteen, we specimens, end the wine were hung with the übiquitous
ye sods "loves of The largest is • light antimacassar, • blab, In numerous varieties, Is as comma
ue poult de sae (silk) dinner trimmed with brocia as a bedroom towel, till, In reporting Mows end shows,
silk, In different patterns on each aide of the Beetontie one wearies of writing the weed, some rose sad Seenedee
front The materiel was indeed pen:Mead at Paris, but lie patterns were, however, unusually Pretty.
ee up In Weymouth, and the mtherings of silk at the Of patthworle there was an emeerem dm rishemee. and
side are wonderfully elaborate. Them me half sleeves of not AB wee pretty, a five cubic pattern in Mika at the mad
Honiton Los, elaborale kiltine, and adornments which we of the room, contested for notice with hexagonal patterned
were told are called hattlessents,patimstiy sewn. Probably ones on either side.
the mysterious names tell tbe to the initiated but to A white figured silk lwriml worked fl with periwinkle
us the front and beck appeared to be embroidered with owers, was charming, so • child's dress of white flannel
gold-coloured govern on blue, and the whole showed worked with forget-me-note, and green leaves and colonresi
wonderf ally mod testa in dodge and fineness of work' stalks. Black parrot, also worked with flowers attracted
miring A little boy's "George" costume was of fancy those with more sombre taste.
cream-coloured materiel, trimmed with "cardistar silk, Near the north-west corner were two floe Berlin wool
and a "little Amite" (girl's) costume of pink silk Mingles pieces-one an urn of flowers, roam, cakeolnrian
Into relief the fancy muslin above' • gathered yoke body periwinkles, the other an Lateen fifers at a gate,
with puffing down the side of the sleeves, the collar and apparently of • Xing (scarlet-robed) with • child in his
cuffs of Irish point lace. For two millinery bonnets Paris arm The Bret prize waa given to • review of the Fleet
material had been used, one of black satin being trimmed at Spithead, by Thomas Bolton, of Rock's-terrace, •
with green gad gold mese feathers, and another of dark thoroughly good naval pkthre, in which 14 shim (or parte)
cardinal silk, with ostrich tips of lighter shades To my were represented, anot. naval picture elm come in for
them are " docks of bmnita" will hardly eve sofficient honour and to our fancy the Picture of • horse, dog
Idea of the ladle. delight Than as eli•eirods of had was Siket4 l' Jann, was very ekeetive. Of stockings knitted
one of ivory satin, trimmed with royal blue, and set off there was • line diaplay, in all maul colours, and babies
with the rue'.. and Ivory ostrich tips and ribbon of Note were determined with them, while scarves, corn'
harmonious Made. The next gem of manufacture Is furter., and gloves were fairly well represented.
an evening live fithu, trimmed with royal Hannon lace Peering • row of beerthmele, dried with • few sat
and palliate, 'Um bray net, delicate ostrich feather trim, mullions, we reach a floe table cover in chive' work, with
ming end other beauties, contrast with cardinal ruses, till border of natural flowers, by Mr. G. Bennett, Shaftesbury, I
we are likely to exhaust our stock of adjectives on this not for competition,
charming display. The whole were of Messrs. Robertson's Mr. H. Henry, one of the Isiecirsi designs of the Paris
own design and workmanship. Young ladles whose Exhibition, English department very kindly undertook
suited are loosing to make them a prement cannot do the judging in the furniture, sculpture, nerving, inked
letter than pause before this stand, and we expect those wood and ornamental leather.
Mem who ham come front • long distance, and have • A Weymouth lady met • handsome morons table C 0707,
strong idea about women's rights to declare— with natural flowers in crewel work.
" Lowe me, •ir love et. not, I take the oate Among • bme row of showy patch-work quilts wee •
And it I will have, or I will have none," white one KM by the girls of Caddo& school who
trusted I. needlew..ek alone, sad covered their (stilt with While the gentler D inert ladies will carry their object an immense number of designs, birds, flowers, seen and
more effectually with--
women, urns, and geometrical patterns, al, as far as we
" I never saw • hetter.faabioned gown, could see, different. and all spaamene of downright fair
More quaint, more pleasing, nor more commendable." stitching. The richness of elB, • silk quilt of various
The cam consisted of • raised dais and stand, the to designs, ant Mapes of the eetebees_ meet also be
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mipported on four poke of henries:oe deem, by Kr. l. the quilt, done by 8. Gill, West Stafford, was beautiful Sparrow, of St. Edmenele-street both in mtherial and design.
Hems. Pounce and Co. photographer,, Dorehmter. At the other end of this table were wens of fancy
showed photographs in oil colours and on erood. By their Berlin mil crewel work, including lovely of flowerer
emcees Photographs me priefed direct from the negative and, more until palm of slipped worked by men, Robert
on canvas, coremee P.m'. r. naked wood. Porcelain. But and Jahn Carter. MI was • mot with sampler
or any other Inn .ice, are quite P17711•11•71e. The In rased now work met melting of samplers,
traits included fine picture. of Mr. G. J. G. GIVOIT, all some very pretty and delicate ems fro hafteebe7,
Wets, of Dorchester; Colonel ND/than. he., and there although marking ink has alenciet driven out the art of were pictures copied front Herring and Groper, and marking in thread bitters: lime of Palestine and of the
others, the full else of the originals, and a photorra bof British Isles, were among the curious works on bunting.
• temeleted pavement. diecod•M in the of The bead and crewel work defies description,Dorchester mot
Term really marnificent pictured amen; stand In litre
Scarf weaving ie done in the show be Kr. Garner. at • in front of the table we have been examining ; but the
scarf-weaving machine.
variety, beauty, and excellence of cambinstkon diaplayed
Mr. Wheeler. of the o"unt, Libeng. Wermouth, at here would require columns for them three germs alone.
the Id therm prem manufactured by „8. Cropper and We now leave the Industrial Departments, just remark.
Co, Printed C0t,,,, of an °d• on "The Dodd Industrial leg that many of the very beautiful things are altogether Exhibition, by the Rey. H. C. G. Houle, es a. of unnamed (rem mere mat a wade ent space. Dorchester ; other specimens of minting he evidently ' oat through the e, in which Mr. del not consider nemeary, the excellence of his style Chriatopb, of Dewey, has kiss ly • large number
being ea well. of fieerettei plant., we main reach School-street end go
Mr X. Danbsob... of Ragout Home Studio. lit Thomas- to the Holcombe Regis School.
street Weymouth, had some beautiful enlargement. full Lee. pereneeeta. -Zee, in the mega, new the door.
of vigor and with excellent halftone, photograph. on way are some very remerkeble pictures, specially we note
opal,likenemes coloured and plain, all in exquisite style. fine "View of the Bay of blasOes." by with Its mew Kr. Cordwain err might not be thought very attractive, pernms "Fishing Basin On MO Comet," with goad shim but Hr. Richard Rolls, Weymouth, displayed charming aware sad colouring ; and "Pandora's Box" is •oollection
tittle boa., sbiem, and obeyers, in the Mate and softest a lively female einem
leather, exqui.ito in shape and stitch. A fine" Heath Scene with sheep," by Mr. 'diatom Go;Hears. tiberren anit Son had great variety of printing in his 78th year, hem very good 'sky and dieMorm,
rperionem, inclading typograpbed meek, • case of pieta .. cottage with Sister and Boy," was a pretty bit of rustic
and elesemit bindings wee close by.
the. A "Cottage Door," be Bught and Sham. showed •' At the end of Oil,table Meese" Robene and Mean mother washing. " Sunset, by Fournier, with cattle, eras I
Weymouth, show • reiber dark am a tailors' work. a lovely bit ; `Cattle in
dud oppeeite. in• part we hal passed before, is a line "street scene in Brittany," by Mic , I Cox ; Fishermen's
working model of a Min by our boil ship-builder and wire and child," by Coppin, all had their beauties. In the
rep-oirer, Hr. R. A. Aylee.
upper room in the centre of the last wall is marvellously
Dedescriel Depwrtewet-This Is the next reached, and fine elusion' landscape by Jacob D. Hemel, formerly in
the article. are exceedingly numerous ant varied, rendering the Anderson collet-fiat rich in colour. and "taw@ I.
It almost I namable to do justice to their merits. Among e tio Immediately above is • very fine work of them we observed'-
"Isaac Ls Jacob" Eine is entering the door, leo*
Mr. Human . f Dorchester, gained the silver medal for kneeling for the blaring and Rebecca looking on with •
furniture, and the Immo medal for Inlaid work- senile of satisfaction. In the right ban 1 corner are a table-
The first Imeibi° in thi'' 4•lierthi"t ed • collection cloth and metal vase, the execution of which is marvellous.
of ornamental confectionery by Mean. Isamu, Slur. on the eatm, panel to the right lie fine picture a "Alex.
horn.; le smith. Warm iuth : W. Wimhorne 1 urn and Diogenes" by Fremmbers, the insta is where
Bugler, Howe, and limb, Dorcheeter ; and may, Nem Morena answers from his tub ' Stand out of my em-
end Trim, Weymouth, and they included • number of light." Among others noteworthy are the Itnthroni-
beautiful wadies cakes, and a Chinese pagoda and auger ashen of the Virgin,* fine Madonna and Child by A. del
lest, the two lather from Dorchester. Sato ; small Picture" Cadge and Figures" by F. Decker.
AdJoieing la • lin• model d• 'able on the Rhine, with charming landscape a
by Old Creme, fine reins ViLenini :
reflexv tram, telegraph, hoists mo shies on the team, charming little bit "Neer Wicklow," by J. end
sib:anon, sod hill emery. By dropping in • penny, the landscape by Ithekcek, and • brilliant interior by o rid
train ‘7711 made tote on, and motion generally is imparted Teak, from De. martin's collection, ni. 8ut...,7
ti the eietwe" i'kee's beautiful Yeet•re• are opposite: but included • marble "(id in Love," by Sham Mr. J. G.
taking the middle mends, we peas some large crab Rots bt Rope, and Kr, Landers (Mayor) also lent miluablech=
Hiller, i f Lulwortb, and arrive at some good dby how The curiosities were arranged bate
G. Thorne, of Weymouth.
e,, included some from the Lulu
Then !Zoe, specimens of &meetly. panting. including Sumatra. Some, ha, with • terrible coilecti°ll-11f14
en and gold OCiedlo by Meal. Poole, and another
utif a asneeo. 'minding' poisoned " Kris" , and "Erie," '
beally painted on col grou a nd.
mrrled biy a lady. Hiss Younghelusband Tent some
An ornamental coal mottle and cabinet 17 G. Smart' beautiful point Mee, Kr. BMW , Dorchester, rare curiosGillingham cabinet in inlaid woodwork, radish walnut from Th. bid eeerlogity Shop, r, Mr. alderman
tea buffet. bS Inibor.t„,
_Pere° and "e 7 ingenious fence Howard, large number ol stuffed Birds, Japanese,
crbi,°" by • en eae°e"ar. WeYeamtbe Ms °add Chinese, Malagasy, and American cure:Kelm Mr. w. C.
"'leer- Davis,
eurof the Golden loon Hotel, Indian and Mom
Among the other articles worthyof notice are-Model of ties.
school as by Cannock, Crentionie ,• large round table, itt. oog last m make of art, painted....4.l4 in Imitation of various 1401111/ by A. The lo roam of the Schoolhouse had heen limed
ltendall, of Weymouth; • gem of art wee the metre into arwr Gallery and these were mow GAM
table, inlaid, by A. Imber, Poole, with marines imosesen kind:along be Dr. Drew :-"The HemakesierialZlMMlng
and cubic figures in concentric circle. Paintings by F. ton I.d of yoko the to the doesheorm Howell, Brelport; modems of J. Hinton's minting and from the Orimee this
en:ravine ; Painted imitation of wood and marble be Re 'series the Illustrious nem of hens ; Ike esatreitiflC
Smith, Pools
room was waged by one of those airtcladlag dreams of
ice e ccaeleeMe2obY Leez•Db• of W•redth- light sad water In white Tenser Indulged; sear the door
gut= heek we Dote so iron gets
Is • beautiful landeseps. K ride,
ice.t..eld Mesas with
Etching be Lercembe "Joenn presenting Jacob to town In the &Mem sad outside is • "View tear
pi,...,,,h , panties in mem Maur of Lodmoor, Way. worerieb" by Old Oman with geld Arr.
mouth ;from the Greenhill, Panama Fteedeend alkaddoot .i'-'-' e alma But to of the
Castle, by Mi. Rum.. of Weymouth ; them showed the ':s-e-stitti in this gallery Is out aYttutitiMPT will he
artist in every etroks
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panting of IL U.S Demme.. and an. n_ seen by the catalogue that very mew me wears
Mr. them Weymouth; all paintings of ft,s s__ sen WWI Sill bell represented. We leave Uwe to be noted
oreay.infinnigooenen very p..toWmil .7 ee.e. nby profeesioital connoideurs, and note some by other
Mr. W,..Da.7 showed weaseled drawing f.I ....n on
admit them I. Priteheedalth some Coed rock
engines; Kr. A. Madam a Weymouth. beootifil aeretAT and wither smanme, the water of beautiful °tearoom, the
&seems Nesbit, Mandford,diendmed 0iT0r,....:" rocks bold and massive; Mr. Rowe had lent a Ipiellallj
and next ea Itim-gr De "."' vi". of Tinted Abbey. be 0. Barrett; and the Pictures
of
aweigood..eltleh.treaga.the prindpfil eninbmion of this town lent by the Mayor and his eon. Kr. John Lundia. will also
Mr. ~,,,..gd, of Poole, and mr. Ge.e, of mmigo.tho. attract adzeirem.,. =ether kind oonerfbuted were'-
following with numerous photograph& Kr. Hama G. theutheidge (bird's meth Me
X D•beelltaills*=.1t1111111 picture a Kr. Landis
Above were some illuminations by Henry DOllll7l/, of m itimm um. xess
Kr.
Omeieltion, apparently in church text capitals. Browndir on . opposite wee a a
TemegonreorrgriMPgrettuFehez
meil acmes of etching. by Kr. O.
Cc-lateen jun., not for competitlon: it showed the build- ar7 Canon Codd. Mr. J. Hinds,, :
Krs. rem, and the Mimes
togs in which Kr. Cricketer had ham engsged, and Tr:inhere mr,tee so, Art sehlamogn
Included places both In and beyond the comity.
Needlework (collection of Km Dodthgton (Wool),
ciao by, Mr. Dem, of Weymouth..
,brickle. der, Mowed Kr. Cik_Miss_ Yonngh
_Want Lace), Hr. _ .3F
a model P."' el chimaera *len each °dm cut min old IL p. Jell (balm Medal:at :... Guy, Admiral
bricks ; lAN Melo had been cut out, and cemented late Kr. Mr. A- Kra Z. Robinson
them beeelee adenoma
re. Yin IL hsßarse. lis. Hies 5111100111.
Cabieet by Mr. J. Groves, Dewey, in Week and Feld Hr. N Kr. G. X Kim ibre
was Ins owner; alongside it Hz. Dibble, of Domineer.
.. ~w, p. c,staikaiwykelii.7!"*. Lock -•
&and sepiadrawings,lice some of which he had onalned Hr. LOff, Mr. G. Rollsitmeral Hosese • gin elegethere.
Kr. XJ. COMMA , G., ford leoreTuft
Models of Kelt Mcnided the centre of the make tatie, Thlselton (wild flower, from the Mead of Olives); Kies
aod locleded some from • Turklah calque to an mem* Harris, Mr. Re A. &Om
Last 'mammal. all eleheente, „__ IT rigid. Some Portland Plante have beea lent bee the Ran. Talhoe
coreern showed ceentosuon mined mom, Mr, C. Mikhail. Greens, Kr. Aldereskludijee Howard. Kr. B•sregabe, Kr.
jut,. miectiog a bee ket of lemon as his design aia Nesmith. sad Mr. 0111411, of Dewey; and several
carelizi it °ilt well. Some eq.telicate Mechem of laaiss gave, sad the Kimm Missiles armee& beautiful
carvedwo lime
kln me wood. br • William Hero, of cut Sowers.
Take, Game showed what wonderful patience and thin Dr. Drew, Kr. 3.0. Rows and Hr. Oos erapedateaded
that rev ime%tiken had. Kaska of mat, hg eoho the hanging of the minting in the Loan Department. and
Ta • ed, i'mfor were litinetive, sad . • 53
es ong those who greatly Nelda were Kr. G. R.
• larld_o ,e 1 ee,-,,,n0i tent_o_end elver Mined, bywT. Cricketer. who was orensteat in the industrial desert-
numerous meat; Kr. H. Kande, who dimmed the allerations In the
opoeitome coi ww" ca. Ina "let•wrt. %moue them a promisee, to reek* them more suitable for the exhibition;
e,..e oith snake. miry daiethely eery sedeted "'"wpereeet gam al tilt )(tad a "is Ma to Hr. C. J. Freeman, inanufsetude • daegm•°.- t LILY W.
on
c,,ir fancy ! th) shc,,,, ~, demek. Jame, Kra late work show; Mr. 0. It are ea Mien
Weembe tee”wuudeocrilled In Exodus me *e Jewish Kr. Gibbs, Kra Hallett, and Mrs Hama
te og worked out, even to the gAlZbee. the The Bishop of Salisbury sot the Dean of Carlisle ham
a•ta for the Bible strident latimir .xpreeeed their rympethy and approval: Colonel Darla
robes meesiohno°"'"" in"- ktruluein, of Shoehorn,'; cakes el, aid the oaken of the lath Regiment kindly allowed their
ond two
theist to play on the opening day.
whatnot°. gr...,i.i.• - a cod work, named before, me yeerSme were-Rev. S. O. Ham Hr. Albert Rankin pongees —so
sow
mow work. oder metal work (. Hs. Weaver, Kr. Ramsey, Mr. IL ilenryiqdook
we Move on la of the horse's Skates, Mr. m& long, Kr. J. Kr.
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