The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-09-09 00:00:00

PRISON LINZ AT PORTLAND.
0111111,1111. mums.
111b0 W•l5 for ease tine • extent in Tlit nun.
tb„,l plirlitindeT= Will been cassias* at laffiraWase I Whet • moat I Tat all Irate
In 1815, of arson, and sentenced by Mr. Dams u..,,:lndeed, they ism to 4. awn (Sew
to web,s ye. penal servitada has ma, _vet_ „la fralt gar- cloudy --Ur better than what there Es pet : wilas,...._.
den. A London content/fere /IV,* • °TUE •••••• of liall Men it. The Chaurnoatel peer
Ills during the Period c't " iscireirstiaL Banallnlal Wes ; esker this seem ,• it Mears este
„gamed on Fyuirday. sad met with a mismanage's. Ile ; valuable quality; but otherwise mildew. sass,. Int
leeks exceedingly weal, there being. so the aniellat Mk • i blistered leaves are the rola, and I cannot possibliam_4l4
marked improvement in hie appearanoe sines beleft Parte i where a, outdoor crop of fruit foe next i'S--ssw
land prism), his life in that establishment baying been • I hoped ye. The trees, in sote of
__et
poieibly
.., te n
wretched nod unhapPr one- After hiennsictionScanitnat I of—the enwatured wood of lst a autumn, 16" ant
gent 13 days in the Leicester prison ere ha was removed i estsaardias, show rd wee..
which
in.dimozee
it
Is Fitntonnile, and during that fortnight, but for the ems ceased to rot off. Bet the trees have been "rift
Mdll •thailaitr•tiell• et the Ray. A. A. Isaars.he thinks theb, mint. by this
eeer.prod.u.;
be must ha gone end, especially when he thought of the bow. having shaken dr must of their bonier, th.sillt
aster of the evidence which had been the cause of hia vigorous sinough—er, rather. too
conviction, and the prospect of rens of seParatisn from a aerdoesle now for that beneficent nut.sli°i. w''' sot
Young wile and leusuntarable frianda He save he shall swatted to consolidate the
never forget the horrible feeling as the gates of the healthy sap on which the htterzeray
t6°heunoduteprodr world igeres"l" ca"of eaealmakan,frctialith. "w"..sihetvehehenlnie
ri=Lir sad asides*"
bidborweollithuniperrisuntiljtieck.edaarof ,thanuinhtilT'Ttihrim:Ty&Dirroillthtumerbad him in his hme—an evil omen for our winter stock Thear'"alle
sleep. F Leicester be was removed to Pentenville in b.. thent, ta% t have, ,:. the whale. dote orchard.
charge ofmtht:G.,ventor, Mr. Marshall. and here he under. well, and „cud tat., especial ed.
at
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went tuna months' probation on the solitary and anent bad sevona Mr nectarines were remarkably It
system. lle worked at • Lem in his own cell, in which but deficient in flavour.
he lived and slept, and never left but once—for an hour The sad
mi.
every twenty-four boars for airing and exercise, and for at eritie—Opsdod. from huh ‘.......7.1.80,41k. a
b. . .
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devotion. After enduring nine months and two den of seemed when my own houses—which, with
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irv.d.,_l,
this life ficampeon was removed to Brixton. where, and Dr. Newington's, were soma of the very first et.l
stabs. ha wee very comfortable for about eve months, wen sums, that we expected
mew
Le
oinns
meeting with every kindness from the Governor Ina except in cold and very unsuitable I .amsalse
alid low is D.-Governisr, who bah, while carrying out the dart becomes • question what to do. Holism this .._
duci
of the evinced roach good feeling and preyed that, without say help from hot pipes, an 7
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say:•:•alBl4fta thsathate(Prit:hea\;7:4yeffruer:7.,:lce..'"4.'"'7,.....nrderiaPtetleaMeth&WlllSMaitigk- —Wklldbh"W•ad•Y Mallti.et.d'akitapinniimaithe lib".
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!us a mile away from the prison. bit occupation there Steerazd. in a geld jowl. tuntingant Root _
bane that of ~pushing troller., "siding_
_borrows, 0.1111 bazaar was to have bean herd last week, hia fa esa,sll4
0 ',whit
which
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mop
uto.nai; cab:obit in". ry. -pia,c.t.erpc.H.
icrettrew. offlitedertreminipowetninqihribiymi. f
um _
aabr believes, "nP6ithant.dheofmushi; treatment
dienedt
eyneolhads.letionb:thasyketyPtimth.mhedoupyisatgoi mdisadth:uptltdhOna°UghtlitoLde in that
eth:Btrehe.tameMPrirenwoldal
mandmighThe tatthei7vdanstiFellstp.....wisexpiected** ::buttninthisot qb....zrailew.,,'°....—glie
establishment. lie states that he had not the slightest In a marquee i'll the grounds, and there
Intimation that hie removal ta Leicester was centavo- same.s variety of &nides
o
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nd
for . oo
plated, and the Governor , Mr. Clifton, did not part with , ~,_ ...dui
and the
arnamista ardel..e=44
him very willingly. When he reached the gate the•""'
officer met the convict, remarking that be had .....
„scar., man Bowditch presided at the stalls Amami thole
waiatscrtner.fotr
by
yis ryeitnattobigval,ttlethough.tryhe
todidenxotyebeeknowinwratt wr!owsgervieitel--Latlays
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way. It appeared to be very difficult to Conrille• the Steward, Colossi and Mrs. Bingham. site—lreir. rw. s
Governor that it was nepsible that • prisoner might be R. and Mrs. Benham, and .Ame gsriare °.
talLOODat of the charge ea *nen be had b..% eouvisaid. seer:rare.uts,i. sad for ~,„__ ,_ ~, . _
mh=
for what appealed to be that way be would say, wear _. „,:,,;:;' ___
offered 7-7, .0111k.si lit) !gm.
ticaliy, ' Yea we have one or two innooent tome hem" 71 I::_=,_
..,=_,77, . _ bat the
&amnion, while at Portland. heard that attempts were entries
,„,, wsrs not large, "meY thd • tin el war.
being made to obtain • remission of his pentane.., and ha nen ltimP. ••• ••4 raoss. A mike tea wee hew 4
snots to his friends that be never would ask for mercy • . teat, sat which a large number oat dont da
fa • mime which he Ind never oommittad. fiesnapten admirable selection of tAnperanes etude wae after,
lance he has been liberated bee been most oordislir wards sang, comprising the teleces nuiy it the
received, and has met with congratulation. on all sides. linos fete at the Crystal Yalu., I. hi, Last.%
We understand that it is now the intention of the credi- choir was a larg OW, and allowed reteu;at toes to renew the action against the Manchester and Th. Rev. D. tensing
other Insurance companies, the total claims amounting to two resat, slily ma
.Clo,ooa ducted. The arrangements ware MN '
carried out by Mr. J. o=ec.). We hap, ths
bazaar will remit in a acquisitice to the
funds of the Temperance Hall.
011.1011.1111.
SMASHING GLnis.—At the County Hall, Doeclweter.
on Tuesday, John Brown was charged with breaking
a square of glees at Chickerel, the value being ainut
3s—Charles Thresher said that he kept the V• •
Inn, Chickerel, and this morning at two o'clock h,,
wan roused up by prisoner and two others ; he lothed
out of the becirtmin window, and prisoner aid they
were travellers going to Brielpart, and waded aser
thing to drink. He felt disinclined to save then, bet
alter a little discussion be came down MI let thst
have a quart of beer; they drank it and went Os' 6
watched them, and they attllO back, wanting to
If he could give them a night's lodging, list he told
them lie could not. They then kicked the door, aad
walked a little way back boninia Weymouth, the
prisoner then came beck, and threw a gone at the
window, and broke it. Ile went for the police, sad it
was apprehended at Weymouth this morning.—N
magistrates thought the priPener hal doe, e 'cry 1,.4.
ish thing. and he would hate it pay I.l.—lie pa.
allowexi till the afternoon to pay the moony.
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WARRHAIR,

PORTLAND HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

This society held its annual show of flowers, fruit,
and vegetables on Thursday week In the Drill Ha/1,
Easton, by kind permission of Major Elicit. The
show WM an excellent one, and, considering the
unfavourable maroon, some of the entries were particu-
larly good. The hall presented an exceedingly pretty
appearance, the Rowers, ferns, and plants having been
arranged In the centre and the fruit and vegetables
round the sides of the room. Mr. Attwooll (Portland),
Mr. Christopher (Elwell Nursery, Upwey and Mr.
J. C. Lew contributed largely. Mr. duistopber
showed some remarkably fine ferns of the lensiagib.
ediantum comieon and &client:in formarrum dames.
Mr. Lane showed some good . of begonia
°Rendre, and Mr. Attwooll also= nice plants
of various kinds. The show of wild flowers was
magnificent, and was highly commended by the judges.
The arrangements were efficiently carried out by Mr,
R. Nome (lion me.) The judges were Mr. J. Purnell
(gardener to Mr. Deveniah, Weymouth), Mr. R. Higgs
(Nottington), and Mr. R. Newbery (Uperey).
They awarded the prizes 1111 follows:
FLowens.—Fuchsisa—First, Mr. C. Stone ;eecond, Mrs.
Pitman. Window flower of any sort—First, Mrs.
Itarwood ; second. Mrs. Cooper; third., Mr. .1. E.
Attwooll. Collection of four—First, Mrs. Norwood:
second. Mrs. R. Flints; third, Mr. J. Bennett. Nosegay
of garden Rowers—First, Mr. It. IFlann. Balsams—Second.
Mr. J. C. Limo. Calceolaziaa —Second. Mr. T. C. Lasso.
Fuchsias First and ascend, Mr. W. A. Attwootl.
Geraniums—First, Mr. W. A. Attwooll; second, Kr. J.
C. Lena Flowers of any sort—First. Mr. J. C. 141A0
second and third, Mr. W. A Attwooll Collection of
four—Finit, Mr. J. C LAW; second, Mr. W. A. Attwooll ;
Collection of cut flowery—First, Mr. W. A. Attwooll ;
second, Miss S. Lasso: third. Mr. J. C. Lana Wilt!
flowers—First. Charles num ; second, Jane Stewkasbury ;
third, E. H. Marwood ; fourth, M. Gibbs; fifth, S. Flints;
sixth, St. George', schoolchildren; seventh, James
!Litman • eighth, St. George's schoolchildren; extra
Muria White.

Comm Potter., Friday, before Capt. liawitmeartb.
-Witham Haltom, labourer, of Winterberne Kierstos,
was charged with committing an abominable ohms
In the perish named on the previous eresiag-Pri•
weer was committed for trial at the eases .IWI.
cheater. - - Borough Police, blot day, before the
Mayor and the Recorder, Wiliam Nara, labourer, of
Wareham, was brought up in custody charged with
being drunk and riotous and assaulting P.C. Bona,
in Southetreet, on the previous manse -Pnmew
pleaded guilty to both charges, and he was Malik
for being drunk and Cl for the sessile, with b. nets
1 --County Petty sessions, Totality, before Colas!
Memel, Captain Ile erkesworth, Sheriff Bart Est,
cad G. H. Bond, Hodgett, N. Hoed, sad Finer,
Esquires-This was the annual Bowie( merniag, sal
there being no complaint &game' say of tie *k-
imono the whole of the licensee Wife renewed -
Richard Heide and Henry Thome, labourers, of Were.
ham, were summoned for travails( is search of
game on land in the oocupatioe of Mr. H. J. Ga.
hind, at Wareham, on the let of Angst -Er. J. IL
Garland stated that about six o'clock as the moraine
named be saw defendants in his lathw's islet aad
the/leach bad a gun. Dedendans told kis they were
100 for a winged bird.-The Beech bed Hodge
5.. an Be. 6.1. come, and Thome, who bad ben pre-
viously couvicted, 7e. and fts. cats Mem
Barektt, labourer, of Stoberongb, *lda Ohl io
trespassing in search of game os Lad is the occupa-
tion of the Earl of Edon, on the sth of game,, sad
was fined 7s, and oosts (Se).- -Charles Twos. dice-
maker, of Highwoon, East Stoke, was sessoesd for
assaulting Daniel Waisted, farmer, of the roe pleat.
! on the 26th of A nwa. -Defeudant sdaMed the
offence, and was fined fl and come
darfidd, labourer, Ben Regis, pleaded nifty to Lad
Trunk and incapable at Wintarborm Kiasatos, as
the 16th of August, and was fined 6d.sed 7& coda

SGHTAB,m.--Collection—Fin4. Mr. ,Iloare ; second,
Cawleg ; third. Mr. W. Hind.; fourth, Mr. R.
Flann. Kidney potatoes—First and Second, it. Flann ;
third. J. Bennett; fourth, J. Pearce. Round ditto—
First W. R Lowman; second, B. Smith; third. It.
Otter; fourth, J. Otter. Largest by weight First,
Henry Hodder, igh. •. second. R. Flinn, 711 b. Ditto,
any other sort—First.Mr. W. H. Otter; second, Mr. .1.
Otter; third, Mr. J. Mann ; fourth, Mr. Ft Otter. White
obi:age—First, Mr. E.M. Manwood ; second Mr. C. Dine.
Red ditto—First, Mr. John Flann ; second, Mr. R. Flazut
Runner heans—Find, Mr. R Pisan ; second, Mr. Cawley;
third, Mr. J. Lano Turnips—First and second, Mr. Hans-
ford. Onions—Pint, W. Latty : second, W. R.. Pearce;
third, L Lowman Potato ditto—Firsts and second, Mr.
Cawley; third, J. Dine. Autumn or winter sown ditto—
First, Dr. McLean second, Mr. Hoare ; third, B. C. White.
Parsnips—rust, Mr. Cawley; second, J. IL Attwcoll ;
third. Dr. McLean. Dwarf beana—Ftrst, IL Flann ; second
J. Bennett; third, Kr. Lome carrote—First, J.
Bennett; second. D. Hoskins ; third, W. R. Otter. Short
ditto—J. Bennett. Intermediate ditto—First, if. Stone;
second and third, F. dealt. Peaa—First and third, J.
Bennett.' second J. Otter. Cucumbers—First J. Bennett;
second, Mr. Cawley. Lettuce—First, IL Flat= Marrows—
}lnd, Dr. Mclean second, C. Dine; third, It. C. Basle.
Rhubard—First, Mir. B. Scriven ; second, Mr. Cawley.
Faun'. --Collection—Ftrst, W. A. Attwooll second, J.
C. Lane Apples—First and second, J. Bennett Goose.
berries—First, Mr. Cawley. White currants—First, Mary

Au. COMELs.—Flowers, First, Mr. Christopher; second,
W. A. Attwooll ; third, J. C. Linn Collection of vents-
ble•—First, J. C. Limo ; second, Mr. Cawley ; third. G. E
kedruwL

The-E.:ad of the Portland Artillery, ander Mr. Miller,
played at Intervals daring the evening.
The bend of the 4th D.V.A. played the following
capital selection of music during the afternoon, under
the direction of Mr. B. Miller.