The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-12-02 00:00:00

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BUTTER.
Prises given by the Society.

llTlltli. PRISMS.

Premiums offered by the Society.

A piece of plate to the owner of the best Hampshire
.Down tarn, that has been regularly used during the
past season, Mr. Henry Ford, Gussage; to the owner
.of the second best ditto, El, Mr. John Fry.
A piece of plate to the owner of the best boar, Mr.
'W. Paull ; to the owner of the second best ditto, Li,
'Charles Hambro, Esq., Milton Abbey; highly corn-
mended. J. . Farquharson, Ent.
A piece of plate to the owner of the best breeding
sow, in farrow, Mr. Wm. Benjafield ; to the owner ot
the second best ditto, El, Charles Hainbro, seq. ; com-
manded, Mr. George Benjafield.

ROHM.
A silver cup, given by H. Met Seymer, Esq., M.P.,
to the owner of the best Entire Home, suitable for
Agricultural purposes, and which shall have been kept
and let for the me of breeders during the season of 1862,
Mr. William Brickell, Gillingham; to the owner of
the second best ditto, lA, Mr. Isaac Humphrey,
. Compton; highly commended, J. J. Farquharson,
Esq.
A piece of plate, given by G. D. W. Digbv, Esq.. to
the owner of the beat cart mare and foal, the foal to
be under 12 months old, £l. Sin William Coate,
Haunnoon ; to the owner of the second best ditto, £l,
Mr. John Costa; commended, J. J. Farquharson,
q.

CHIZSE.
Prises given by the Baron liambro%

To the owner, being the maker, of the beat raw
znilk cheese, of any sort, £3 35., Mr. Edward SilllB,
idanniedi, near Stalbridge; second beet, Mr. Richard
_Down.

To the owner. being the maker, or the best double
Ttorset cheese, £2 25., Mr. William Stone, Fiddlefoni
second best, Mr. Thomas Crouch.

To tbe owner, being the nicker, of the best dozen of
fresh butter, in rolls, LI 24., Mrs. Eliza Hunt, Morn.
hull; to ditto of second-beet, Li, Mrs. William Foote.
Room.

Prime offered by Mr. W. C. Tease, of Reeding, Berks.
To the exhibitor, being the grower, of the best 12
mangold wurteel mote, n Is., Mr. S. P. Strange,
Harelbury ; to ditto of the second-beet, 10s. 6d., Mr.
R. Harvey, Hinton St. Mary.
To the exhibitor, being the grower, of the beat 12
Swedm El In., Mr. John Andrews; to ditto of the
eecond4eat, 10e. 6d., Mr, George Benjafield.

Honasts.—A piece of plate, presented by J. J. Far.
cpearsoa, Foe_ for the best foal got by the "Prince
of Wales," J. J. Farquharson, Esq.
Ittrrrsa.—Presented by Lord Rivers.—To the owner,
'being the maker of the best Whs. firkin of butter,
£7 10a., Mr. James Brine, Marston; second ditto,
£2 1011., Mr. Henry Tope; highly commended, Mr.
Thomas Crouch and Mr. John Haines.
The Secretary stated that it was rather singular
that the wives of the two successful candidates were
:sisters.
LONG SERVITUDE.

To the labourer in husbandry, Who shall have con-
- timed in the eervioe or employ of any member of
this society the greatest number of years, or worked
on the. same farm, and during that period bore a
good aharacter—coat, waisimoat, and El, Abeolom
Young, 64 years 1 month's servitude, to Mr. W.
Paull, of Piddletown ; to the next ditto, oast, waist-
coat, and 11)s., John Wareham, 48 years 8 months
servitude, to J. J. Farquharson, Eve.
To the carter or shepherd, who shall have continued
In the service of or employ of any member of this
sooiet2 the greatest number of years, or worked on the
same farm, and during that period borne a good cha-
rm:A sr—oost,l waistcoat, and£l, Charles Cook, 37 years
8 r meth's servitude, to Mr. H. Godwin, Durweston ;
to the next ditto, coat, vraistooet, and 10s, Timothy
T rise, 28 years 7 months servitude, to Mr. 'W. Paall,
Add dletown.
To the woman servant, who shall have continued in
the service or employ of any member of this society
the greatest number of years, or worked on the same
farm, and daring that period bore a good character,
cloak, gown, and El, Sally Parsons, 35 years, 4 months
servitude, to Mr. J. Burgess, of Tarrant, Launceston;
to the next ditto cloak, gown, and 10s., Elisabeth
rortungale, 27 years 5 months servitude, to Mr. .J. H.
Wiltshire, of Monkton Deverill, Wilts.
To the labourer in husbandry, under 21 years of age, who
'shall bare continued in the service or employ of any member
'of this society the greatest number of years, or worked on the
mime farm, and during that period berm, a good character,
coat, waistcoat, and 135., George Pitman, 13 years 7 months
servitude, to Mr. J. Burgess, of Tarrant. Launceston; to the
next ditto, coat, waistcoat, and 105., James Miller, 10 years (I
months servitude, to Mr. J. R. Wiltshire, of Monekton
Deverell, Wilts.

Premiums offered by J. J. Farquharson, Egg,
To the labourer, servant of. member, who does not exmcd
411 year. of age, and who has worked the greatest number of
years (not less than 10)in sucomeion upon the tome farm or
with the same master, and who has alemys maintained a
good character, coat, waistcoat, and 16., W. Small, Jun., 29
years and 5 month. servitude, to Mr. James Burgess, of
Tarrant, Launceston; to the next ditto, coat, waistaoat, end
10s., Charles King, 28 years 8 montho servitude, to, J..).
Illerquintraen, Req., of Langton.
To the labourer, 'errant of a member, who has worked the
greatest number of years in sumereden (not less than 10) with
some =Mgr, or on the some farm, and not in his
own parfsh, mid always maintaining a good diameter, coat,
waistaig., mud 16e., James &kohl, 25 year. 6 months servi-
tude, la Ilk. J. Burgess, of Tarrant, Launceston; to the next
ditto, sea, waistcoat, and 10., Jeremiah Sims, 23 years
6 months curvitode, to Mr. Whitmarsh, of Melbury Abbas.