The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-08-22 00:00:00

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THE DORSET COUNrY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1882,

the weight the man gave him at the Market House.—
Mr. Robertson: You are not summoned for having
too low • donne, but for not having one at su,sad
using a carriage without..—The weight of the al
as given in by Shepherd, was ai 0111111, 141'lleriag
Atkins's statement Of its weight was 4 awts. I qrs.,
and Mr. Atkins did not believe it woo tins genie ray
rugs, for he had this weighed on porpose, and it was ;
4 mtg. 1 qr.--Shophard : That is the weight I
_got !
from the Market Roma—Mr. Robertson (to Mr.
Atkins) • What do you ask for !—The BOPOIWIOOI said
he wee instructed by the Oonunissioners of Inland
Rereaus to ask for • penalty sot Iles than the SWUM
of the liosnes.—Mr. Lanai* told Shepherd he was
really using • amylase without • license, and further
than that, he was using • carriage 01 • higher weight
than he had taken out • license for sinos. Now, he
offered them • ticket for the weight of • carries"
higher than was authorised by the license; be had
acted very mewls*, attempting to evade this Barenon
—ln answer to Mr, Robertson, Kr. Butt said the
penalty was SW —Mr. Robertson (to Rb•Phati)
you going to take out the licenses to-day I—Shepherl :
Yes, sir. —Mr. Robertson You are fined a and soda
—Mr. Luodie Do not come here again—Sbeidised
That's the weight I had from the Market House.—
Mr. Robertson Then ars • large number of carriage
proprietors, and lion. parson is permitted to evade the
law, others will do so, with impunity.—Mr. Atkins:
It is with very great difficulty we can do our duty.—
Shepherd inked for a little time to pay, and the Bench
allowed • week.—Shisphard : Allow me • fortnight,
tic; I have got to pay £2 2s. for the lionise to-day.—
Mr. flobstisoo : D 3 you :es any objection to that, Mr.
Vickery t—The Superintendent : I have nothing to do
with it, sir.—Mr. Atkins did not object to the delay,
and the Bench granted Shepherd a lortnight.
Cass! ritsooon Deolnuxesse.—On Saturday was
brought up, before Dr. Drew and B. Hopkins, Bsq.,
Mare Emily Limey, a married woman, for being
drunk and incapable.—The Superintendent of Police
stated that she had been bare a week, but the woman
declared she had been here two months. She was In
• very nervous and excitable state, and Mr. Vickery
considere I she was almost in ddirisust trams, with
which opinion the woman agreed, and said she wanted
to see a doctor.—Dr. Drew observed lite certainly
looked very excited, and asked her bow she had been
getting her living, when she replied she had £l2 a
month, but two children to keep. In answer to a
remark of the Superintendent that she was not fit to
be at large, she replied "I am eery ill." and asked
the Bench if they would telegraph to her solicitor,
She also complained of her lodgings, and said she
would rather be at some quiet lodgings, or even at
the polio, station, than have a crowd af Ler bar in the
street. She made • greet many ejaculatory remark.;
the lodgings she was 'twin at were enough to frighten
anybody, and • greet be itmaker cams in and put his
arms all round her. Mr. Vickery wished to have a
remand, and it appeared that the woman had not her
children with her, and was not capable of taking cars
of herself; she bad abused the ohildren at her
lodgings. She had been lodging at Mrs. Gillingham's,
and said she had no mousy unless she sold
some things at her lodgings, but she would receive her
mosey on the first of the mooth.—Sargeaut Apasy
said that last night, about 11 o'clock, saw the prisoner
drunk on the quay near the Royal Oak (hieloombe
Regis side) with a lot of yachtsmen following her, aid
she was not in a fit slate to be at large, being under
the influence of drink; be therefore took her to the
pollosetation for safety. —lt was mid she had insulted
gentleman by accosting them in the street; but
defendant denied this statement. —Dr. Drew told
defendant that she was then in such a state of excite-
ment that the Bench did not think she was capable of
taking care of herself, ant they would floe her 10s.
and costa, or seven days, on that she might have the
benefit of the medical man and the chaphn.—dhe had
no money and offered • direction to the magistrates'
clerk, saying—" That is my solicitor's address.' —lir.
Arden promised he would write, IP NW her friends
might come d3wn here in • week's time—Defendant
said she had no morsey.—The Sap arintendent : Would
not Mrs. Gilliogham let you have same! She was a
companion of yours, and in the asylum the earns time
as you. —Dafendant : I was acquainted with her at
Fisherton.--Oommitte I for seven days.

by Mr. H. Pmensil, were remarkably large and
straight. In not his imam onions. French Wane,
marrows. pwrhaps all wers- ise. auditlowers wen
about the wont inhibit, but than it was early. Carrots
wen good in all three soma, 1 .g-pod beam nearly a
foot king ; ranter beam a nsoderate show, dwarf very
good, peso as good se have ever ben shown here,
though lain Spain( sown onions (cointon) • 182 P
and good show ; and the same may be said of "under-
grounds." Mint Rooms were Monne and sound,
and a lot of white Liaboua clean, non; and via', lugs
,of their sort. PSZISIIPS. a large show and very floe;
cucumbers, won inhibits, well matched and of good
shape ; lettuois. fair; marrows, bun whit.) and green,
IMMIIfOOII and very good for tha tablo. Some of Us*
rhubarb was of immense thickness; but • neater sort.
woo better in look. Mr. W. A. Attwooll shower'
some Moe Sweiswatar grapes anl • choice looidng
dish of Lisbon apples, mos for oompetitloa. Apples
are warm in Portland this year.
The conunittse deserve every Masi for •••111•00
and persevering work under the groat disoouragenint
of the weather; Mosses R. Naive, F. Posies, B.
M. Marwood, 8.. Wallis, J. Name, It. Bead, K.
Stone, and Josiah Wallo, all aided.
Pa= LW.
nowise.
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Clams I.—Two Edmuss—Sod, Iln Mr J Bianott. Two
isidaiaw—lai; 3s. Mrs ti.aa 2.4, S., Mr IDonut/.
Two Goraniusus—lst. 31, Kr Itmtwtt ; 2Sd to, Mn
Norwood. Window !lowa' of our sort—lst._ 4s. Mrs
Bin; Md. 3s, Kr J Attwooll ; 3 41.. 2.. Mfrs liar ward.
Collodion of 4 ditto—lag 4, Mrs Mirwr4: Sod. 3i. tin
V Nacos; 3rd. Ss. Kr V Vor4. N minor of Garden
Floworo—lst 4s, Mos Wallis; 2a. 3s. Mrs It Fianit ;
Mb AUWOOLL Ca 111041.41 Oi Wll Vioiroes—lst.
. Mr W Osmben ; Sod, 11 White; 3rd,
rerllT: 0 Flans; 4th, Si. Was S Pia 51. ls
James Pitman; tick_ ls, Charles Sal .t • 711, E X
000 L 3.A, le. lama Warren. ,i‘aotion of Port-
land lorna—lst. sot of odor' tools, g's. 21611 P•ltc"
2sid, fit, /Laster B Sermon.
Oims It —Tao Balsome—Snd, Si. Kr J Binned. Two
Coionolartaa—llnsl. 2,, Mi I Soonest. Two fummao—lst,
30. lar W A Attwoo.l; lir It .rool..ts. Two
Uersaiumi—lit: 3 , Kr J suno:i ; 2.4 2., Kr A
Alt woe& Wiudow Fiowers, of aur our i—let, 4s. Kr A
Alt 10011; 11. do 3.. Mr Ronal lc C.,lloCti ot 4 ditto
it, 44. Kr. Pitosan ; Sad, 3a. /Lr. &VW; ; 3rd, 21, Xs
WA Attwosli. 0 disctisn of Oat bo_souot
bolder, Mr II Edwin; lad. 30, alse Ethel re'S.; 3'4'24
Mrs it &mon ; CA, *dm

V 110ZLUBLIS.

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Class 1.-0 disci on of 4 111,1fie1.1.131, 6r It Otter ; 2n4.
6s, Kr J Bennet; ; 3r4, 4,, Mlr R Otter ; 41h.
• IlLarwomd ; stll, 21 61 Kr 0 Ir...usu. 12 Rtam.y
Potstres-14, be, Kr W liio le ; .4. 4 , 43. t 3..1, 3,61.
• Rams's; 414 , 3.. Kr Loornsha ; sth. 26.1. 1'...;
SIZ. 31. R Man; wen, la, Mr J Lhae. Tesiv•
Roan 1 Potatoes /Usk 5., Kr J ronett ; second
4s. Mn 114n4e; 34.4, 3. 61. Kr R. Ott..r ;4 h. 3., Mr.
Kiln.; 5t...2. 6.1,11 r It U.Ser; 111, Kr It Plano ;TM.
la, Kr W W 11m le. 12 Amy Usher Id #.l —Let, ss, Kr It
Oita. ;Sad, 4 s Wkl Arm ; 3N, 3.61, Kr It llama
Ito, 3., Kr Thresh.r. 3 iJsbb saes ( White)-11#1,, 3161. Kr V
P.m.. re, san;lnd,ll. 61, Kr. Booties ; 3 NJ. 61, sir. Tarealler.
1 Osaissms (R.de--1.4 3 s (.; D,a• ; 24.4,9..11r W ;
3.4,1., Kr Tur‘sher. 30 3.1. us (Ettandri)-I,d, 34 Kr W
II ewe; 2m4, sKr Psalm,. sem ; 3.d, 1., Kr It W
Yhrwood &tonsil/grub-Ist, Ss, MrF Pearce, Imn ;
Sod. Is 6A, Kr R W wood ; 3r4, 21, Mx D.n• ; 4th.
Ylt Is, r. Piens. 6 Ostrow (Longi-I.t, 3., Kr Et Otto' ;
lad. is J Baan.tt; kJ. Is. Kr It V..... 6 O =mks
(Short.)-14, 3#. Kr It Puma ;lad, UK. It Ltar ; 3d.
Kr It Mena. 6 Umtata Onions...ha:4 34 Kr B.
Otlsr ; 2.4. 2s, Kr 11. Piens ; 31d. Is MrlSsamett. 30
Smits (Broall-116. 2., Mr a Vi..,; Sod. k. Kr It
I.lsno#cX 30 Pess—lss as. Kr .1 Bassett ; Is. 11r
V 1.... 6 Tarsups-10,, Si, Kr It W Karwood ; 9no. Is.
Kr J R•asett. 6 Onions Naiad Srwol—lst. 3#, Kr )1
Mud ; Rad, 111, Kr W OLter ; 3rd, 1.61, Kr W
Steatesbmry ; 4644 Is, W Rosie. Onions 4V011#141)
131,, 31. 11x J ; 9s, Kr II Vi .on ; 3rd, 1.61
//r 11 Attstooll ; 410, la Kr Thresher. 6U twits (Autumn
on Wiatat Sowa)-1•4 3s Kr W Roue ; 4.4,3.,. Kr It
nano; 3rd, 1. 61 Ke W W Hinds ; 4:11, 11. Kr W Gibbs.
6 Mumps-Ist,. Kr 11 Nara ; 3r4, ts, Mr. rho us.
Ounarabers. Ocaos—lst. 11., had kw, Is , Mr. W. Boars.
Cucumber*, trains aro sa—kt.„ In, and and. 4. Ms.
os+lei• Lstione-141. 21.. Kr. W. 11 Ars ; 2ad. Is,
Kr. J. Bennett. 2 Karrove—lst, 3.., Mr. W. Runs ;
2m4, 1.. Kr. W. Gabbs ; 3.4. 5., Kr. J. K. Smith. 6
Stacks of' Rinabarb—ls4. 24. Kr. Gift 11 sr semi ; 2.4, 1.,,
14. W. Roars.
hint

Class IL—Dish of any kind of fru‘t —lst. Is., Mr. W.
A. Atiwooll; lad, la, Kr. 1.1. Poore,. 6 Apples-2od,
Mr. E. J. Pearce
Clam ILL—Op.. to all Comen--Coll, °Pon of Flowers
lst, Al la, Mr. J. J. thiristoeher 2,..1, 10a 61, Mr. J.
Bennett • 3rd, 51.. Mr. W. rittworil. Collection of
V•antabl:s—lit Li is. Mr. Russell ;Inl 10s. 6d .
R. Plana; 3rd, 5t., Mr. J. Onristoplivr ; Mr. F. Num.
extra.
The Bee Show suffered under the dies 'vantage of
the teat that was kin.lly lent for the exhibition being
blown down, and the continuous rain, which entirely
prevented manipulation. Ur. W. If. Denman was
the courtesans varetary. The offer of two bar-framed
hives, for collagen of Portland, elic;ted a good com-
petition. six entries; but on account of the unfavour-
able season and bad weather on the day of the show,
come of the honey did not appear. The sections
exhibited were splendidly and beautifully *salad,
e•peciall y those of Messrs. Duoman and Anton. One
of Mr. Kinsmen's very fair super/ wee broken in the
downfall of the tent. Toe judges were the Rev. H.
Sverett and J. F. iiuseey, Esq. of Dorchester.
About 60Iba of honey were exhibited in the Drill
Shed, and magnifying diagrams .f parts of bees,
Rower; honey. and wax were esplaiaed by Mr. W.
11. Dunman, in a most interesting way, showing that
he is thoratghly acquainted with the subject, and can
make him, who is toe widest and most generally read,
feel that
"There are more things in heaven NA earth, Horatio,
Than are dreamt of in our philosophy."
In fact, all the makings of a delightful afternoon were
inside Om tent, and we only waited for the rain to

stop.
The following is the prise bet in the boo and honey coos,
p.t,lnolii :
(Open t ) the county ol D west. or within six miles of its
Clow 1. —For the but exhibitnon of Sop a Hussy from
cote apiery—lat, 10a Yr. W. H. ()tram in.
Claes 2.—For the brat Super, not esetionsi—la, Ete., Kra
LnigniAn.
Cue 3 —For the best sight sec-tint, or Comb Hooey—
lat. 7s. 61. Kr. Antell; 42d, 51., Yr. W. H. Dun
sane.
(Oven t) Persons residing et Portland.)

Class 4 —For the best 13 lb.. of kn. Row —No comps-
tattoo.
Clam 6 —Fir the strongest sad hAst Kt"sit of Bees—let.
Bar-framsd Hive. Mr. Combs.; had. Bat•lransed Hive,
Mr. R. H. Combs..
The weather cleared up nioe and floe about two
o'clock, whoa the bee tent wee erected and two inter-
eating manipulations were given, which were visited by
a large number of people. The manipulations were
conducted by Mr. Antall, the expert of the Amod-
Woo, and Mr. W. li. Doom= explained than end
gars lectures during the afternoon.

angered by th• conduct °I the man. but, being on bora*
back, at must Lavabos.' • severs blow struck by hint, and an
exams of dolman Th• 'Anna had loot too work.'
I work, Al, and had garland a oasuldwabl• anionntol pada,
foe which ha would allow his. sauteed Al—verdict for Ad
sad sivossue's Is..

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OILILEITOMUM HILL V. Join STALL.Mio.
Mt- H. CI *atm appear.d for the defendant, and Kr.
Broome Hill for the plafetif.
Claim £1513.. 9 1 for five quarters of black oats and
the nos-return of sacks. Toe amount comprised two
dieptited items an a running amount.
Plaintiff said be was • corn merchant, carrying on
busies/is at Poole. Oa March Sth. Iff79. It. ay.- quarters
of black oats were supplied to Mr. Smiler& They were
not objected to tilt months afterward'. He had never
remived them again. cod the delendaot had told Mos he
had used mem. He did not beer of say objection ull he
Min for tno money. Yr. Stallard hat loft his
ares at Wott. at ho tplaustifil wombed to know, if he
wooed ZIA pay icr tb, .ate, where they Were.
Mr. Braeldst-lial produced • letter from the defendaut,
In whian he decidedly refused to pay lot the oats, and
pleaded • set-off claiming damage for non-fulfilment of
maltreat in not sePPlYinc toe oats he ordered. He never
made any Willa them. me believed the rats did. (Laugh-
tee.)
Kr. : Manuel have eaten 10 maks of rata I
Yr. Hai denied that the oaks Were contrary to order.
By Yr. Weston : The defendant might Paws
sakeof him to take the oats back. He did not tecollect
making the defendant to keep them, and give them
atomism se he wanted to mil Masa to a Yr. Bdutunds at
"snip.
The second claim for .42 75. was for the non-return of
maks.
to Sassier to Mr. Broster•Hill, PIMA" swore PositivelY
that tam defendant had told aun he had used Ins mia.
Mr. Weston wild it Was very true has client ordered the
bleak oats of Kr. Hill's clerk. It Was promised they
should be the very beet Weak Wate, at kb. Stellard was
mast particular it describing the oats he wanted. But
the moment kg sow the out. that were sent be mar they
were such rubbieli that he would not use them, and the
trot time he aiiltio into Wareham market he complained
of them. lie hail them put into his granary, where they
wen eaten by the rate. Deteudant was compelled to sow
barley instead of 041 That year nit. were perucularly
pod, and barley particularly bad, so than it was alcau.t
total lees. His elicit had veered to spat to .lnlfeneuce.
His Honour: le ILL oo Ist, I, colas toe .1312 arrangement
bstwotutOilt We soolt s see aoknt ler acti4a n.ou a couutat•
claim, and is it no. .k wants of time I
Plaintiff: 1 coat give woy • pouny, your ilmeur. Toe
etstrar is .11 ll no is puma
The Jude.. wiebod to make tins a coucidation Court as
much po-a!nle.
Mr. It st••r-li,l, ask ..1 for an adjournment in order to
asio it nii•• rain c not t Lto fttatiod.
Tno J ail granitai the adjournment- He also gave
liberty I. t intuit taut to plead a countm-ciaim.
ILtioaste,y toe ustauden; said lo• wea4 take hi.
Honour's advice, sad agreed to split the difference.

Komori Moorland, Cl.nford, v. Herhat Bamford,
oo ic tor, Worabani.—Tbe maim Will for 30A. cost. of two
days aLtandanow at a formar Curt oo • auntrotaa.—lt
.top Anil Yr. Bamford had moos paid 105. ioto Wort.—
Jo igv mut gr. Boad.ord was nut liable humid mat
amount, and lie (mia It mom) had no juroadictiou in toe
ono ttar.—Plaintill would b. &nomad DM 000 ti for to dap,
.11.131r11 Salllool v. William Oux.--Cialio fur Li lla. for
gramma —Delandant pluvial inability to pay.—la
month.

Toe BOARD Or GOILSDIANIS Of the Wimborne and
Cranb true Union, at their meeting on Friday last, bad
before thaw the question of admitting reporters to the
meetings of the 13...ard The motion was brought for.
ward by Mr. B. Kloock, seconded by Mr. B. J.
Kerridge, but was eventually lost, five only voting foe
and ahjaeon against the troposal. It is stated that
the five memWri in favour of the motioa were
Guardians of the Wimborne Parish, Wimborne's other
representative haviug voted with the majority. The
ratepaysro of Wimborne should certainly have an
opportunity of knowing who have and who have not
supported • question of so much importance to them.
If the doings of the Board are in every way straight-
forward, where is the need of so much mussy? 'The
Guardians preeent were—ti. J. Parke, Req., and
Colouel Paget, ex-offici a, J. T. Homer, G. Good, .1.
Atkins, A. Whittle, K. A. hietkle, J. liaymood, W.
H. King, S. Huddle, W. Newman, W. Pettey, W.
U. uanr,..it, W. Atkins, G. Ellis, B. J. Kerricige, P.
Mooch, U. Chislett, and G. James. The last named
five voted for the resolution. The whole of the first
named (esoept the (Jushman) voted against the
resolution. Thus, for a time, the doings of the Board
are to °outdone in darkness.