The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-11-06 00:00:00

cot- *pelted to beer Jewish chuckling behind blindfolded W. Miller, Mr. Stokes, awl Mr. Brand.-Mr. W. W. Fier:Nen Fowis, awf 14111111TY.-lat,__Wr W. Howard.
im.(ice. There. they sere theireredit. Penny .l io be did not think the Synod went ipiite far jun., Shanklin. I.le of Wight :2nd. Mr W. Hantlyn, Bork-
enough in its emins-lii. Ile hops!, however, that who. feu leigh : highly commended, Mr H. Feast, Swattage ;
A NIGHT ATTscit !-On the Mon lay after the eventful ever were amaiinte.l. they would be gentlemen *iyo would commenoled. Mr W. Phelps.
a regiment of helper getioered in the d'm light not tolerate rim dhoti: prai-tieopo.-Esentovally the d dhow- Hawsranua, Sreanher.o.-lot, Mr F. C. Davis South
. t ;e -
Si' ••enealry" 1.4..eac4. ti-tattle). whcre .YON, the ine s'"n•lom ...r.
no ele no
ct,' as -ovio m hec. oof the Rural- apton : 2 ei, Mr 11. leant; highly comma:pled!, Kr H.
on 1.4..11 .a a tortong.si methessi, de, ii conference : -C--ion--I R:ttray„ Major Faborseser, Gih,o, Hinton St George.
ge, id the runtway. The la.: in le it V.- i ‘Y.t. -‘o,,wwilent Mr. T. Penny arid M- F. s•dfcs„ H - its ANY °OMR ValtitTf.-Ist. Mr. F. C. Dark;
a1,..0z, Al I DR-IrT it. din ' tion. lo tt :Ooly II ioy Inc* end, Mr H Peso.
roweired Sund.,y Tr.elers, the woo etfe...e.l .in cntrw.e... THE lid:Aril t-0 ER OF SIIF.RBORNE SCHOOL. 1 1 toes, Ayr VARIETY. -1 4"._ Mr Mottle. I.'tt'e Toiler:
so o "-he Theriot. ...re .11,,,,i toll, .0. t ,„,„.1,. I toe fhe Ger. U. D. II .r I. ahrit to resign the h... 1. :In I. Mr D. Wigotmao, St. Mary.stree, Weymouth.
vehicle looked vr,nolerfully Jig., the ouli'''''' "f th" 1""n'f• towoetahm of W•cri, one Sh-01. Me. Wirper hsving. fltsitis.",rl;ank.-14, Mr it La-h. Tenet: 2nd. Mr
awl ao to take that would Wive been to rob it was not ...solved the app dnintynt of Po-Melva of Jesus College Martino av"}"elle ; highly ,lsmvs'lv'f• Mr T. Win"'
rolled away. Hew funny that boyers shoul•I n'ot ku. ar ozford. Well: : Mt E. Witoroa, T.,e Gr ore, Winitiarne ; Tem-
their own bargain': ! mewl-sf, Mr 11. Fri-it.
-fit:- i END OF TIIE TURNPIKE. BakraNt. ANT OTHER VARIRrT.-2ml, Mr E. W'mwood
TO LITZ.
hut pic.t haste one of " the irregni ii'eavtlrys Ws-do:Oar night the S'Adlsorne Turnpike Trust Drees., ANT VARIETY.-IY. Mrs RelTlyffe • Ind, Mr
in,n- re died into the bat, ledieid. How his eye: ip ak ied expired, awl at •i-;night the gt,e• were then en open, W. N clod's, Chew M.t4nt ; highly commended., Mr Feast
-. he beheld the sp oil thsy ha•l l'-ft behind, 1
"•" a awl eny •oele could p os. aiel root, ois /we o" toll. At the and Mr" ILl'ldrtr:.
jay- the g/111 wan .pia.l (i.e., the settee', Of th*.veloile ~ ,i .h.. ~.t
...,, , ~...,_. I ,_r__,,..,,, ~,,,,,
__. I:ULM:. ANY Vi-lst and 2od, MOS Itadelyffe
ler, rein orr.l) a anarol ArAS p ..ted and al ~,,, tior.om WAS Briapnr,...., Bri-11,,,,, n.,;;;:a" iL,:e..1.7.z......m. hjj,i,. ~,„,,,....1" Mr mi 11,...
I-col in for a night att wk. The watfare has yet to he t0....d. TURKEYS. AND IirARIETT.-14. Mr W. Wallis, ion.,
n :wed. _
coort Farm, Corfe Mullen : 2nol, Mr T. Pear.e, Bredy
r. . ,
-:0 :- ' THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE RAILWAY. Farm, Burton Brwdst Ark, Bridport.
THE CASE is no clearly one of •, sharp practice," and
An inipte:t ves: hell on the onfortnnate young man ' Tangos.
Lb swat , have prior ria•IIIA are so evidently gettinz the
C__,,,..z.,:.i.h, war I. 11-4 at the Rallosay fi-ation ion Sunday CARRIZIOI.-ist. Mr R. Leach, 'Yeovil ; 2nd. Mr W. D.
...,,,,t oof it. that unless Jain. and R tchel do return. out
It!
...t .1 on K'on'iay evening at the Hospital. before Mr. R__isliarison..Wells: highly eammendeol,
JM r L :eq., Mr J.
foith, iii this instance, a 1...c,t1 being the Ii policy
ii..zi.utt c-, mer !?r the It', ty. Horuocori, Tiverton ; r onincnded, Mr Ih. am,o, ell,
will get a rude jolting. It is, however, a comfortable
theheht that the law, ess will get pa id. A Yin res.:Tuve. Jolty' was empannelled, compose-I of Posuntits -Ist and 2nol, Mr Id Peckham, Paris-street,
the following tradesmen : -Mr. E J. 1.1 oling (foreman), Exeter ; highly 'commended, Mr fwaeh.
-:o :-
w Me-sre. Jam.* Got. 11,-nry Trask S. Snook, Joseph DRAGOON. BLUR OR SILVER -lit, Mr Parkham, 2rod.
Song Yohlwa ItilleaLS, who are supposed to hail from toe ..n,
: u mpler. Hermits Bockver. Iletor'y Pars' no: Charles Mr W. D. Riehar•lson : highly commended, Mr J. Lush,
neighlmarbond el Ulwall• Placed ' c."tan• "" " 6 '''' Collier C. Stagg William Stew .rt. It Tlifio C jun., Sakshery • 'Se R Shutter, Poole; Mr R. Leach.
yds": distance, a gate. arroe: the highway by the sea on „. - • 1.,..: ..,• .. William . F • w•u•' 'e°r"" ' ru,..00‘. -iiii " '
redo: k 1 s, o c lAD] sal . rOTHER Cohowt.-14, Mr Leach, 2nd,
Vriday evening last. Such diaholieal na Amild he .„.z•rit • ••••,, mmune.
awtrlit o .p. $ Mr H. Yardley. Birmingham : highly commended. Mr.
steppe lat "Ter " On". `al" are ligh‘lY d'allt 'la" in t"" From the evidence of William Maio% a pester at the Richardeou and Mr Leath ; commended, Mr W. Jacks,
joart of tbe world are sore tempted to try again. ' railway stathon : John Burrell, guard of the train; That ' Wolverhampton.
_-:o :- - Mi ' sir ----' 1 dril - • Samuel Nebel), toreaksinan ; mu!. JACOHINS. Mtn OR YEIAOTr•-iYts Mr T. W. Swallow,
.. . . _ . .. . . . - . .. ..

-.larrioet, engine driver ;
MIND SOUR Rios !X e man rm ellis of unthrelles. The James Wea,e!uti dri of the pit erigine, it mewed Nerthamadon: Mr J. Andrews, Poole; highly corn-
heeterset. ere s a neer the wall e Purbeek theme that that deem, I went On ditty same•Leve about eleven on mended. Mr. Leach.
one .1 the casual "three courses" Must be taken by oamere
natty dey eyeninz ; and lietereen tvrelve awl nee was JACOMNN, ANR ormea COLOCR.-14 and 2nd. MT.
a 'eine...remorse They cal either dip their en.ign in " trick'. Nobody saw him struck Swathe..
I. of tdae pridpreieetore, or they Can risk *wine out-
by the lauffere ; tee, twine mimed all at once. he wet . ANTwERe. Sumer FAZ!E.-Ist, Mr Yardley ; 2rel. Mr H.
nile and kAne their she, behin•l, or they meet kp ee the
[whet fer, and feline sheen between the metals 'miler . S. Hensford; feebly emamendal Mr Ilansford, Mr Richards
teeth side of the etreet. Satreiv timer: aee enotoeh thenres
rine of the trawka. The de s•wied bare a goad eberact.T. I son, end Mr Tenney.
ea.:4MA the weenng oA .1 en oultirelle Si It t men/ awl war wait- «dee. when he went on duty. It is maid AMMERP, ANY VARIETT.-lst, Mr J. A. Billet, Senths
tee,fl to inco me those dunce,. 111'. vever, here le, 2,
, that be feared wenethine would happen tin him, and ampten ; 2"l, Mr W. D. Richards in.
Avg,. The I.svi of the aiwurnenterneal s hennas remarkiel to 3 perem &Reit eleven o'clock in the evening Owes. ANN` - it. Mr Yardley ; 2nd, Me J.
1,. .me proverleaL we were it to ili.c.eer that a
that
he dreele.l to go on duty. ! Barnes, Oldham, Hants ; highly arommended, Mr J. New.
II eartieneauth tradeantall. Irlioee shop is in the arcade,After the evinence of Dr. William; the Jury returned I man. Peek : awl Mr R. T. Hun; Fszetev.
ami mnee.. "Caldwell. ro•overol at a half-minium,' a vernier of " Aceblental Ihelth." TVIIIBLER, SHORT FACE -Ist, Mr Leach; 2114. Mr n
n die," V. eta rare detective he muet ! We woidil
An alterratbm fah plus, between the Coroner and De Williams, Plyanwela,• highly commenenl, Mr. Yardley:
give his name but fear the delatee of We h" .c and home.
Williamo at to allowing his fee-el Is. It aepeeresl that Commended, Mr Packheni and Mr C. Modell, Poole.
cane of atiallaefilaS 'ibid. Irons all Pert. wead eeme sli•st the .lie ter elves his service eretuitouny to the Yeatuaan ' Tunnies. Loon Feet -lit, Mr Hen.ford ; 2nal, Mr
Hempital. awl in such cases of inquiry had never before Peckham : highly c ~,,, auendel, Mr. Yardley.
-:0:- charged su . The C ironer reful di allow the fee, where- ANT Or VARIETY or VARI OF POMON.-14, Mr Riehardsen ;
A ROMAN BRIDGE and the Ilighmtreet a coruparieen to
aniansteh.e.a.l.tcreia,tiirim;totbpri....adtein.yintheetoaLd
foreman
of
afqtahuirree
jury.
-d 2nd. Mr C. J. Wieldferd. Poole: highly commended, Mr
the theadvantage of the latter ! Wallece says " 'beiges Dunman, inn , and Mr Ilansford ; commended, Mr Pack-
of ten att as a harrier either than a connecting link and to The matter will, no doubt, come before the county, and ham, Mr Weudford, Mr F. James.
cross is a " tempting of Provi•leure." The post hey
the queetion settled as to whether a mealieal Aimee Who SELLING CLASSES.
making hurriedly the Min ef the crow; gathers up his tender. his eervices gratuitonely to aa Loepital, can, under ' •
reins, wave* his little whip in the air, and shouting POrentr.-lat Mr T. Neanck ; 2nal, Mrs E. R. Tucker,
euch circumstances, chtim hi. fee.
lustily. nrees on hi. team. The opereti al is not wanting I Netherhury ; highly cotunaewled, ?.jr T. Moore, Yeovil;
in exeitement First their is a short tic ~cent then the lIILAPTHISSURY. Mons. Ley; %Vermouth ; ani Mr 11. K Dui/more: com•
horses plunge wildly through a zone of mud; next comes ' , mended, Mr J. Newick.
•fearful jolt AS the vehicle in jerked op u.n ta the first APPROACITING MARRIAGEOF Ltrrf lILATZICE GROSVENOR PAIR Or PIGEoNS.-Ist, Mr C. Parsons, Dorchester
eeenes , "lestly " (we have not space to give it all) -In view of the approaching marriege of Lisle Beanies 2nd, Mr F. Janice ; blgl,ly commended. Mr R. T. Harris,
,o I 'deem with a horrible jolt into a second mud z ine, Groevenor, the 'mamma daughter of the Duke and It ;Mr J. Newman, ;Mr I lansford, an.l Mr
all finally regain terra 'ewe riemeious of that pluasent Deehee. of Westa.thister, ith the lion. Cent eten Yardley ; eonewnilsel, Mr Newman.
whe.h e pone ioay supp ...ed to f.:.1 Cavendi-h, eldest ion 'if Ler.' a benhem, a representatiee SINGLE Piouri.-1.11, Mr .1. A. Billet ; 2nd, Mr .1. Lushe
at,r hi; first cavelry charge 1.1 real werfue" In High- meetine of gentlemen of the City of Chester was held at joiner, tirelislam• highly commended, Mr .1. Ilaswood,
etreet the mire readies about half way in over in the feet- • the Town hall on Thursday to devise means for suitably Mr Peckham. Ur F. James, and Mr Yardley:commended,
stay, then awful slung in the gutter, oceans of water in T antnemorating the 1), nt. The Mayor (Ablerman ,Mr Richardson.
the middle. another hand of mud and teen were teed. jehnwed mended. It we. enateminsely resnlveil that • i THE DINSrlt took plaoe at the Bull Hotel. Sir
the mid-Pavenzest. If that does not man • harrier to bracelet be preeented to L•ely Beatrice, When Lady ; Molyneux Nepean, Bart., pees:due and the company,
exchauges of skies what dere! ! Elie abeth llnisminer, the Dikes at it daughter, w i which numbered WO about inelaided Mr J. Eloper or,,m
-:0:- ' arried
tothe Marti,
Dikesa
ef Onnonde. in February, in, Rev E. .1. Hendowe, tles Mayor of Itridpert (Mr H.
ea rut A THING as eweetime a cruising, ',see by Private the ietimme of ch,,,e, preeee...l her with a magnitieen. Howell.) Major Elliott, Mr F. Good, Dr. Hay. Captain
yetatere et tradesmen never seems a feasible operation to geld uracelet of the value of JAM. Elicards, Meters. N. M. Leggin, Stephens, Manley, J.
the LB. Keddle. W. Swatridge, C. Tucker H. N. COX. Lenthall,
-:0 31ELPLASII AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Creed, Dommett, Eaton, 11. Cronabs (Crewkerne,) R.
In THE SURFACE mended with metal or muck Few The annevereary of this society MAD celebrated at Brid-
looks awl G. S. Miller (vice•chairreen), J. C. Andrews. ..
n strews in e. le all a town have heavier traffic and nothing art, and, thanke ta reeu toren efforts, the It waa very
G Andrews, (Wraxelle Heunsell, Walden, IMmnaitt (2)
but grime.. will ever keep it decent. T.l put setter whine !ratifying to all coneernan. The cattle show took place J. Fooks (Askerswelle Brown. Gillett, T. C. Saunders. C.
Is to maratateise with money, and hard cad, will not hi a field on the Briele .lereal, in the occupation of Mr. ,May% 3,• Mayo, N- Rover, E. G. htlfro ffnnee. Paul.
W. A. Tucker, Bartlett. Baker, Dunham, H.
weer lone in our streete We e, ttttt ot say the LB. has
.not. G S. miner. There was not a large competitbm, and in
tried to mewl its wale. We want them %Went i.e raked Way, J. W. Way, Rugg, Raker, Sten; J. Shepherd,
the cettk cluees the antral sten/tar 1 &ma certainly not Runways, Tolemen. F. Davy, McHale. Newman. Blather,
atelier and the maid cartel off before that, which with reached. There wore only two Mills shown-Mr. C. Davy
G. Squire,ll. J. Smit 11. .
labour hee be ,ct en 11.11 ed p; into hea is redienibuted upon lesaeuse If the mann with mou
Lerd Ivaneti, a yng Here-
pee mr's eats. ford Bull, son ef Lent C enpton and grandeon of (tenet:in eit'atetth w• Turner. h, Mayo, W. Smith IL Aphn
free kes
- o Mee. There was a goal StIOW of dairy rows. Th. short- -
To ROD PETER TO PAT PAUL to reniain in debt Some horns were inferior. Sheep came out well and the show,
time i.e.. eeniin im the L rimy,' that dijoide from theeela ern was remark:dile for quality. In Dena THE HEALTH OF THE POPE.
the bele!, lie ussel to repair the roads. It win c waled. Neer horn% Mr E. Legg won the first prize for rem; flast for I Dr. f'eclareli ham permanently taken up hie abreleat
take a walk and I.tuily the effect on war seaiwall ! The OnTS. and first, and SeTOllll for ram landw-which worn ! the Vaticai, so an to be near the Pontiff, whew
road will lad us farewell then winter. It bever used to be 1106110 of the primest ever shown in rennection
with this condition in such that hie " secret mine:eon" has to
up to sorb pranks. Great efferts are mane t prey. nt, but e,,ewcy,, the ewe., ~,,,steniel wee awl quality, and were
emit him three. awl occasionally four, tiniest a day.
unless adertmente are built to encourum the tenement of haeiseme specimens of the breed. Mr. Miller wae a good
the shingle es the beech travels round there iS no question meomt, Mr, Legg. however, was beaten in the lamb class The general health is now AO enfeeblen that the power
lee ia Lire' sum money will have t he Awed presently. by Mn..l. May.., Upwev, e lei shewtel a very nice pen, of sittiog upright in a chair is wellnieh gone. If the
Thu erne, Idundcm which still continue round the The other competitors were Mr. Ansford anil Mr. Miller. • I'ope, for example, lemma back his body falls towards
paint, ATP !ewes which oew threaten to nibble away In the doyen cla..e. Mr. Homer and Mr. Chapman the right; and, to obviate this, the arta of the chair
no mlete Edate Slendero were the only compeitere. and their pens were has been elevated twenty contim•itreii, and furnished
- o mph admired. Although Mr. Sounder. hal for Yew" I with a kind of a eruteh, on which he siliiports his rh.fht
PESAInt. WC know mi well m anybody else that the carenel en before lan; he was now thetaneed by „re auhn he wiehes to rune hi alert Dr iewarelle
weakreie. of the LI). iit not in lack of sense, but silver. Monier. whese rem and pen rif ewe, were remarkably floe. ' ' • --
Th, led ewe eruct:ly enable% them te pay the balance due It it it must be et. ateil that Mr. Reanders'e ewes were not does not consider the l'ope s health as alarming. but
te the Trea.urer. So they lisle to potter yhnnt ,h,ying ,siegood rendition as Mr. II imer's. There Mai a goad .he is 1111X1111114 to have the issues in both leg. re-mtale•
how to do thing. cheaply. It is not rieht tor a perieh to so elow of tee,, the ipadity of which-if ridged (rein their • fished wit. more 'salutary effect. Meanwhile the
serve thew, who endeavour to further its int a• sts. We ot,,,dty-left nothing to les desired There was an ex- intellect and the spirit maintain their characteristic
will lost hint at the remedy this week. We shall inn he eellunt exhibition of c art hor an-1 some of the mares I lucidity and flow. -The
Ins position to wtablish what we this week sueepast -A ;in,' Nil, were of unesuel ieiality. In the cut colt ell+4 :
flowing gh Ile -4.0.11110 r Si, ntrge Pit the bed ever .eeta here -there was a keen rums ,
' • • Ith • ja. 1 se. ae es 'el the prize m handeome ! SAVAGE ATTACK ON A NIAN BY DOC:S.
Yrs, TME RE-HisTitinLytoN rein:. Viaitom-authorites black of n• fon-Ay-marked:Suffolk type. Fiiteen enters,' At Warrington a savage attack has been male by
in their own neighlwethies.-e art esish l oh
eien we tyre gees-11.1111.bl a ramie men named Elaensmer
. in the Minn.!' Cia..A. ineheled several w.ll-lared
intern' them that the nate Ire
dale valo• of melt a 'verb& ' .4 well as weight carriers. The Twit' itto Delhi a clerk. ba whi 'la he ha ei •t • d i • f
(inclabli ne. 1S 006• S s 0 loth+ ST:effiel is not yuj.. tol.llllo. Mr. I Mae erey, a wei,ht earriCT Alla very exalter- W' ". iwne "
A Nem' rate of Ill,in the C only minim abeet elut, a wheinebly suited fee the stiff banks ef this roluatry. Tee ,in very urines nature. It appears that lt.t low hail
• nen inentheient fer anil expellee.. We cad/ the ri,a far Msive the averts, Walleensi, the hero, pre- 1eC3.1
6 011 to go t, the house of a friend nanted James
a st.-,,t;ss, if the Gnactlimic it th, Pour. The werk ought eeetel In the ....bey In I. rh elington, was in the Haab!. Strineer, to whom the doge belonged. On appronchine
to he done and done well :awl peck Iy. deo, rim, I. ay, with asm dl hanimme ileel-charec- the honee lie wan net mean by the lungs, they making a
-: teristic of the English therweeibreil.. Ile is highly bred, mine ;savage attack im him. He defended Inman( a.
WAKE WAREHAM.Y. Plemvant garilen wall el around! an I e emet foil te greaely improve the else, if horses in well :ts he could wit h his umbrella, but the doge main
A ,•, ;rod bum the botulan this ia!riet. It need is• Adill that the aperusiation OSe o,...iwwered him, kmedteil him 11111Wn. and bit him no
mot Y.ottic.llr.terit hireefor.. we rennet yet L .rd Aboirtou's spirit generodty (*Una aUdihle
Icicle ly as to cause him to bee centacieusneee. He
a. it w win, in our iminien, be mem anare. A exprenien on every hawl. Mr. Miller's black wag
hr. it rommittee fur Swenage has le. • started. See which edeeretey ..16.111 if..d over the G.nees lige a my. was Pieked tnp anal carried to the infirmary, where it
will de need. Yint have the meaty, and we have the Moue Mr. Telnisn's c)sedwat whined en. of the fences, Was found that he wait :deo euffering from a fracture
welled:tem The C efe emu., committee Is already at Nl' when in the Menem juiewel heautifully. The ciie. so of the leg. He wee immediately attended by the
week. Taos. were taken by the General C • tttttt att. eon and butter ..altibit:on was •in a fnitonee on the show infirmary doctor, under shire care he is hrogreseing
Moielay evening winch leaves us much nearer St. field neat! WAR a large ewer in all elasse., and the favourably.
Stephens. quality wee excellebt. The peened, exhibitien teat held at •
the Town Hall, an.l theugh the entries were not large •
s ttttt of the hest peultry (awe,. in the coilotTY censPetedi
There was im exiallent show of Cochiee, awl the
in Dorking, was very clone. The HamMirgliaincluded
mimic fine birds, anal ameng the MantAISIAS were sopie well-
known varieties' the erize tekere at other show. being
defeate.l by Mr. Leash e ear. Creme were remarkable for
size, and terkeys awl duke were well represented The
shine of pigeons wan wittenelly gwed-rerriers leing a
capital ells; The Arts and Industrial Exhabition took
place at the Templar Ilan. The following prizes were
awarilen
For the best shirt, male by in student, under 15. in an
elementary school iii Dorset-10 ~ E. Beer; extra, Lily
Gale.
Beet specimen of needlework -10; Ann Guppy.
Best shirt made hy a labourer's wife-5., Mrs. R. Payne,
'list neer of knitte.l stockinzs-5, Louisa J. Watt.;
2nd. Leese Barry ; 3 2 m rd, ~ Ema Browneilon.
Best collection ilf article* tending to domestic economy
-e:2, Meese*. H. N. Cox and Son.
Best celleetion of butterflies, moths, and insects-Mr. C.
Williams, Netherbury.
Best specimen of Berlin wool work-Mr. Damen,
Dorchester.
Beet specimen of art needlework-Mies A. Colfox.
The judges were Roots-Mr Henry Gillingham.
Pi ieford, (Mem-entre; and Mr F. Pile, Innnark, Cattistork,
Stock-Mr 11. May; Coker's Jerome, Dorchester: Mr. K.
Beenton, West Knighton, liorchester: and Mr. W. Smith,
Whimple, Ex. ter. Ploughing and fledging-Mr. C. llines,
Isedere ; end Mr W. Tynwald., Bearslterrow, Loden.
Their awards were as follow :-
!lenses. -Sub.criptien prize of £lO, presented by Mr
A. K Bannister-Mr Of. Iliekn, le Teller Fratrum ; highly
commended, Mr Paul, Besunii.ter coniniended, Mr
Toleman, Wyuford Eagle, and Mr J. Andrews, Wraxall.
Best hunter, which shall jumu,sp in the beet form over flair
hunting fences-1,1, £3, Mr G. S. Miller, Bradpole ; 2nd,
LS, Mr Blackener, Poorton. Cart mare and foal-.C5,
given let Lord Anniston. Mr John Chick, E ast Compton.
Cart Colt-L'2, Mr Chick, Stratten conamended, Mr H.
3. Smith, Steke Abbott, and Mr John Chick.
rimers-Ball -14. LI, Mr C. Davy, Horn Park • 2nil,
£l, Gaon& Hussey, Reedy. Dairy cocrea-Ict, LI, Mr F..
G. LeKle. Coeibe Down; 2n.1, Li, Mr C. Davy; highly
commended, Mr W. Bradford. Mowerhury. Heifers., not
exceeding three years oel-elst, £2, awl 2nd, CI, Mr W.
etrwiferii. Dill' net °needing two years old-Ist,
Mr John Brook, Preston : 2nit. el, Mr W. Bradford.
SHEEP. -Horn rion-C2, Mr E. G. Legg; commended,
Mr W. W. Gihbe. Brighthay. Hum emu lambs -let, £2,
and ewe el, Mr EG. Legg. Horn Ewes-lst, J.:3, Mr E.
G. Legg; 2n4, RI, given by Sir H. 11. Nepean, Bart., Mr
It, Miller, Beanpole. Chilver horn laude-Ist, ,C 3. Mr
John Mayo, Brosdweye 2nd. XL given by Sir M. 11.
Nepean, Bart, Mr E. G. Legg. Down ram-12. Mr G.
W. Homer, Athelhemptam . • commended, Mr T. C.
Saunders, Waterconale. Down ewes -£3, Mr G. W.
Homer; highly commended, Mr T. C. Sauirtere
leus.-lioar-Fl, given lay Sir hI. M. Nepean, Bart.,
Colonel Hauer ; highly commended. the Rev W. Hooper,
Chikombe Rectory, Sow-let, Li le; Rev W. Hooper;
2nd, ea. Colonel Huov.ey, Young mw Colonel
Hussey ; commended, Mr C. Davin..
Room -.C5, given by Mr John Turner. Mengel wertzel
-£l. Mr Crawford, Milton, Sweiles-.CI, Mr Brown ;
highly commended, Mr John Biddlecombe. Turnips-LI, ,
executors of Mr John Davy : highly commended. Mr I
Creed. Collection of roots-Ist, .C 1 10s, Mr E. G. Legg,
2nd, 10; executor. of Mr J. Davy.
£5, given by Mr J. P. F. Gundry. for best three acres
of common turnips-Mr W. 11. Creed, Bursterk ; highly -.
commended, Mr It. Hussey, Strode; and Me J. F. Roper,.
Coomee. Litton Cheney.
LA, given by Mr Robert 13.11011.12, for the best general
root crop-Mr J. W. Way, IMadp-ile ; highly commended,
Mr J. ftwansele South Mill; commended. Mr D. E.
Bidallecombe, Aluagton.
.C. 5 given lw Mr Iticharil Swatrielge, for best three acres
of swedes-Mr Biilillecombe.
.C. 4 given he Mr John Turner, for best two acres of
nsaneel wurtrel-Mr .1. Heneferd. Loden; highly cora-
nsended, Mr J. Boatmen and Mr W. C. Dairy, Horn
Park.
Loon REAainn pramented by Mr B. P. Gianday.
-To the shepherd who ehall rear the greatest number of
lambs- el - Mer.h, of Mr John March, Hither
Pi nem*, his ewe.. 200 lambs ; 2n.1, CI, Thomas Way.
shepherd to Mr Thames Chick. Stratton. Ca ewe; 495
hamlet; 3rd, Jamee Mendell, shepherd to Mr Way, Bead.
pole. =ewe; 242 lambs,
HEM:11110.-1st, el 10; limier Rim's.; with Mr Par.
naiter, Melelash •. 2nal. CI, Charles Delve, with Mr J. W.
Way. flradpole ; 3rd, 10., William Welch, with Mr W. C.
Davy.
Peoeclueit. -Class 1-i2. George Watts, with Mr. G.
S. Miller, Bralwile.
Class 1-Ploughmen with reins-L2, Thomas Mush,
with Mr Miller; 2nd. £l. 10; George Srard, with Mr.
Permiter. Melelash 3ral, el, Thomas Watts, with Mr
Oliver, Kingcouthe ; commended, James Farnham, with
Mr Way,
Class 3. -Bees not exceeding 17-el, Thomas Chard,
with
_Mr. Miller ; 2nd, 10; Robert Wrixon, with Mr

-: 0 :-

TIM BLANTYRE COLLIERY EXPLOiION

A rieeroe fell into our sw..:ei-oir,nreo dribble-brook
one evening Int week. Whether he was siewnt niholed
or another rota is wanted we are 11111ahiC to Say —perhain
both.
Locus.

The workmen at Blantyre have now succeeded in
penetrating the fall from the roof of the No. 3 pit, and
have restored the air c ,mmunication between Nos. 2
and :1 pits. As Friday Ira 4 a fast day in Blantyre
most of those released from work, after attending
chur It, visited the scene f the expl,,,,ion. Only two
corpses h .ve been sent up during the night. With the
current of air going through the whole mine, it was
deemed safe to make a descent into the mine by means
of the 41 tofNo 9 pit. It is believed all the bodies
in No. 3 pit have been recovered, with the exception
of about 20, which are lying in a "sump" at the foot
of the shaft. The remaining bodies now in the mine
will be come upon in No. 2 pit. In all 27 of those who
were in the mine when the explosion occurred came
out alive; four ~then were rescued alive, but have
since ,lied in the Glasgow infirmary. Twenty.five
were brought out dead from No 2 pit, and SO bodies
have been recovered from No. 3 pit, leaving 99 still to
be recovered. At present there in only one body in
, the dead-house, the last recovered, and which has not
! yet been identified. The "sump" at the bottom of
the shaft at Ni. 3 is full of water, and this will love
!to be drawn off before the bmliea buried beneath it can
! be got at. Subscriptions; for the relief of the sufferers
are still flowing in with liberality.

A SONIF.RiETSHI 1:E ELOPENIENT.
A ken y painful sensation has been produced in the
neighbourhood of Glastonbury, by the elopement of
an ex-captain of the army with his head nurse, leasing
behind his wife and three young children. He took
up his residence in the neighbourhood three years ago,
and has since then maintained a first-class establish-
t, moved in the highest circles, and given large
balls and private theatricals. It appears that the nurse
referred to had been in the employ of the family for
about a year, and that she came from the neighbour-
hood by train, and two days afterwards the captain, as
he was still termed, though he had soil his commission
in the army, booked himself for Highbri.lge. Just
before the departure of the train, he sent to the head
cook a note, the purport of which, it is stated, was that
he hoped she would still continue in the employ of her
mistress, and though he might be called a " scamp "
for his conduct, his "love " for the nurse was so strong
that he could not live apart from her. On the stoppage
of the train at the next station he handed the station-
ma.ter a note addressed to his wife, requesting that it
should be forwarded to her; and it Wa.4 undesstool that
this was to bid her farewelL The consternation and
pain which the news excited at home can readily be
imagined. One or two intimate friends in the neigh
bourhood and the lady's parents residing at Hythei in
Kent (her father holding high rank in the medical
prefession), were soon communicated with, Inquiries
were instituted without delay, but the runaway was
traced only aq far as Taunton, and has not since been
heard of.—Bristol awl Mirror.

Parruiter.
lAym John Legg, Si yearn with Mr
John Shepherd. Avkers. v 11; 2inl. 10s, Jame. Titard. 514
years ith Mr J. F. Roper.
Carters--g 2, Richard Rawlea, 344 year. with Mr Par•
miter, sfelplash Court; 2nl, gl 10s. Simon Lee, 304 Years
with Mr Marsh, Higher Pymore.
Female domestic servant—L2, Sarah Ann Parker, 224
years with Mrs Fowler, Burstock.
Female servants in husbandry—XL Betsy Rendell, 27
years with Mr Way, Bradpole : 2nd, 10s., Sarah Lee, 24
yearn 5 months with Mr A. .1. Pittield, Eype.
Logogigr Thonint King, with Mr A J.
Pitlield, S children : 2nd. tOn, Charles Dawe, with Mr. J.
W. Way, 7 children.
the best loaf of bread,haked by a labourer's
wife or daughter-10, 10v.. Agnes Chard, Netherbury; 2nd,
Mrs S. Lee: commended, Ann Green.
Burrga.—For the best Sib, of butter, in ;lb print..
made in Dorset—lit, 40s, Mr W. P. Tucker, Chideock ;
2n4, 20.: Mr B. Macey, Cataley, Cwacorolve ; commended,
Mr W. §ymonds, Mr R Moorman, Mr Matthews, Mr R.
Gillingham, and Mr W. Dunman. Salted—For the best
firkin of salted butter—tat 40., Mr W. Dunham; 2nd, 20v,
Mr. Hanvford, Kingston Russell: commended, Mr E.
Brake, and Mr S. Holloway.
CHEZ:ht.—For the hest four raw milk cheeses made in
Dorset. not less than &Ohs each—lot, 40s, Messrs S. Morey
and Bona, Itapperton ; 2nd. Mr T. Pearce, Brady Farm,
near Burton; commended, Mr J. Greenhill and llfr H. L
Gontge. Dorset blue—let. Mr J. Spinet ; 2nd, Mr R.
Walden ; commended, Mr Stevens.
Pocurkr.
MitAgn.ts 015 Cocitins.—let, Rev if. F. Hamilton, Combs
St. No.holon ; 2nd, Mrs Radcliffe, Wareham; highly com-
mended. Mr H. R. Dugmore, Poole; Mr A. Sargent, Chard;
Mr J. Buckmaster, Farnborough.
DoagiNos.—Lit, Rev H. F. Hamilton: lad, Mr. Samuel
Newick, Hinton St. George : highly commended, Mr Ellis
Walden, and Mrs Radelyfte.
Elrodan.—lst, Kr J. Mint Aahley Road, Bristol 2nd,_
Mr J. Newick, Hinton St. 4ecie • highly commended.
Mr Lock; Wimborne ;Mr J. .wick.