The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-08-29 00:00:00

sarcgray, Mr IL Wookro ; sacorml, Yrs L Lock.
Basket wild Bowers, Mi. Dudek. ; mond, Moms. Taylor ,
and Marabous.; extra, Ml= Burt.

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Slz peaches, Mr S. Trail! ; second, Rev. J. Penny.
Six nectarines. Rev. C.. 1. Glyn.
Miscellaneous collection of fruit, Mr H. ?onkel.
12 greengages, Mr F. ; second, Mr Malachi Fisher.
II light plums, Mr Neatyard ; second, Mr M. Fisher.
12 °flows plum+, MrStusrt ; meond, Mr 11. Abbott.
Two bunches of black grape, Rev. J. Acton ; second, Mr 11.
Fookc,
Six apples (dressing). Mr H. Abbott; second, Kr J E.
Wareham ; equal second, Mr A. H. Green ; extra Itt H. Durden
and Mr Levi Andrews.
Six apples (dessert) Rev. C. J. Glyn ; second, Miss Burt.
Six pears, Rev. J. R. Quirk second, Kr C. Inr"L
Melon, Mr Z. O. Spooner ; ;econd, Kr Foofeo
Utak Palen cherries, leas hurt; mulberries, Mr P.
Davis; figs, Rev. C. J. Olin; gooseberries and curronts, Cot
Todd.
arIICIAL flues&
Pair of vises, dishes, or other flower stands, arranged with
Sowers and foliage for table docorsUon, first, Miss Oassler ;
second, Mrs R. Lock.
Single. Miss Gm er • second, Rev. J. Fenny ; mina! third,
Kim R. Lock and Mr Lock.
Prizes offered by Mr Veiteh.—One guinea's worth of garden
seeds to the ts3ttester producing the best tea varieties of rep
tables, H. Monckton.
Prizes offered by Mr Blandford.—Cet roses, not lees than
12 rarities, Rev. Bower • second, 1k G. Chaffer.
Bronze and gold variegated geranlUMS, not less than six
varieties, Rev. H. Bower.
Prizes offered by Mr White, Bournemouth. —Three dishes of
round potatoes, varied, grown by the exhibitor, in cottage's!'
class, Charles Bellows; second, William Courage.
AMATIOare WIteITABLIM
Dish of peas, Mr T. H. Bastard ; extra, Mr Boatyard.
60 scarlet runners, Mr J. Ball; extra, Mr E. H. Bennett.
Vegetable marrows, Mr H. Fookes • second, Mr J. Ball.
12 Ashlers, potatoes, Mr H. Burt; second. Ifr It. Lock.
It White kidney potatoes, Kr J. 0. Burt; extra, Ills
Burt.
12 Flukes, Mr 3.11. Sellers.
12 Salmon kidneys, Miss Burt
12 Round whits potatoes, Rev T: House.
12 Round potpie potatoes, Miss Burt; extra, Mr J. 0. Burt.
12 Round rod potatoes, Mr J. Sellers ; extra, Mr C. Roe.
12 Vnderground onions, Mr Ct Roe; second, Rev W. Bury.
If Seed unions, Miss Burt ; second, Mr Mamma
Six Tripolis, Mr K. Fisher ; second, Mr J. Sams.
Six garden turnips, name unknown; second, Woe Lock,
Six garden parsnips, ilrJ. G. Burt.
Six carrots, Miss Burt ; extra, Mr K. Fisher.
Celery, Miss Burt; second, Mr T. H. Bastard.
DIM' Wax.
Cake of wax, not less than jib,. Miss Head; wood, Kr

A rney.
There wes no competition In the clam for honey.

POOLE.

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Tue Rev. R. IFaitaugn. —The Rev. R. Faraker,
who for the last 18 months has oMoiated as curate in
the parish of St. James, has just resigned.
Orval me or A New °seas. —On Tuesday evening the
new organ which has jostbeen built by /Lr.Sweetland.of
Batia.'for the Wesleyan Methodist oongregation,wes for.
many opened with an organ recital by gr. Whitehead
Smith,R.A. 11. ,organist of Wirnborne Kinster.lt week:ire-
deeded by a public tea attended by about 160 persons.
The organ cost nearly £2OO.
Tag JUST oopy of the resolution
passed at the last vestry was transmitted to the
Clerk of the Peace for the comaty of Donet, and
reply has been repaired. Mr. Ffooks wilts:
" I may state that It Is quite clear that the inhabitants of
Pogo were exempted by their charter from serving on Juries
1 within this county ; they are so, however, no longer, no far as
regards the mdsos, as all declared examptlons (as my precept
informs you) have been ablllMed : and Indeed it Is expressly
, enacted by statute, that burgesses of a town and county 'shall
not condos to be exempt frets serving at the salsas of the
county:
I Should the inhabitants of Poole persist in setting them.
seivei against the maisity of the law, they cannot of course be
allowed t do so with Impunity, awl I should advise them to
1 roe 'udder the subiest."