The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-07-31 00:00:00

ROM'S.

CI I llot, 14 prize, £10; woad ditto, C 5.
id, Mr. T. K. lIckell„ Taviatock ; 2 id, the Right
Hi.lll. I, rd Wolvoloo, 'wows Mineter Renee,
shargrogry r, Mr. J. °rosewood, Cavendish-plate,
odon.
2._W,4,:ht•carl7ine hunter, let prize, no;
2,1 ditto. £lO. let. Mr. R. Sewell, Carry nivel •
212.1. Mr. .V. Anzer. Upton Diann% Berk.; r, Mr. H.
Rotor, Ilmin4-r ; h c. Mr.. R. P. Whyte, Leigh.
ch,yllUl.lh. Devon ;.c, Captain W. Fsfe, riberoorms.
erruht bunter (any ag-), let pogo,
cro ;4 dim., CIO. let, Mr. V. P. Calinady. Hots.
"'Toth), Rev. E. W. Gooliden. Sh‘.rhorne ; r,
• 11. NI. G .Ic. Rroalwey, Dorchwter ; hc, Mr.
•,t r, P intiro.3 ;C. Sir R. G. Glyn, Bart.,
("motor. Sh.rborne.
t•;e.• liun•er, let priz., CIO; 23.1, dim%
0. It. Mr IL Herber, Ilinitavter ;2o I, Mr. IL M.
cal.. Bros levy, Dorchester ; r. :dr. Pop-, Cialrowe,
P.rcheerr.
. irk Road•ter, I.t pr4t, £10; 2,
1:-. let. Ciasin W. Muid.eton. A, r, N... ;
Mr. W. F.oter, Pontefrect ; r, SI-s.re. W. ro.d
ll.an S.V,o 1111 min : hc. Mrs. rvi-r, Horodeen ;
Mr. F. IL Ch. 0,112111. kineston, Taunton; and Mr.
✓ H. 4,• • .ro.r. IT ..chvetee
--F .! F. It priz.. £10; 2nd. .litto, £5. 1.1
1r r.. n.ter.l.• ; 1... r I Wolv. rtou, Irr.rn;
• Sn It Aor. y Mr. Horn, liarneteplr ; h
lir. V. I .1 hu.t. E.rt-r; swim;
• n I' . '.ir y; I • 114 C str .Sherborne ;
I or

•v. 7 _ ~13.••• I yr,. 141 tali'. CO; 2n 1 'lit.,,
i.t. ‘l. I'. V..% v r u; .1. .1,..
r. . Itr .k. •in 1 Hal.
s . (t.. driv, mere or

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W .1. rww: , C i#ton; r.. Mr. Wil two WI,.
e•olrnhuu h.r. Mr. V. Bern It-S:31110rd.

cr. h .n,14 .n I tip ;.2•4,
0. la, li. it S• r IThh
W..lth in • 2,4.4 Mr. W. W.l t But •u,
'I J. Liver, II 'ilk 1:: i 'grater ; c.,
W. t. ,st tv. ke.

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.I•nuper. n• rler 11 4.,4Y 4.g"'• I.t
z . 1141: 2J I •it•t••• 0. 1,, Mr V. A. M. miter.
Mr. M. Richar 1.. Mr. It. Kau...,

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!.-. 11. rat 41111 01. 14 prize. £10; 2 1.1 .1i.t..,
i.e. M... 1. 1.. JAIL:. in. •ath ; 2n.1.
C • Ki ail.. ; r., . 1•1),...v.
F t• n • t•,e 1: 11 NI,. T. 11..4.,,J. (*craw. 11) .r.

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f sk I e•r•
..t. Nlr. I:. 4. arer. Curr v kvl;r .
I. I ti. r..11-ottr ;11.c

• 0. 13.—. 'al. r I;, Ulla. 1-t Mize, i 5; 2nri,
1.1. Mr. G. I'. F.li,ll.l.levrt;
r. R. 5..!•• . ~Y i,•I: r . Mr. 1. SI 14 er.
(...11 ; Ir. :• 0rt..11, g.

I —1%,r1n.: ‘r! *l' Fair,
. IL. 1.•. %Ir. Ki 2ea
n. Su. rb ; r., 31r. T.
: •:I. • t.••: iI.

• • off t et.. with foal at f• t. 1.0 pet-,
t. Mr. C. 2i. Ch Cc.
..• V .ll.isc • ; c., Mr. E Pp. Ch Ifrouse ; r ,
r Strait 1.

'Happy are we mat;
Happy hews we been ;
H•PPY way we part .
And haPPY tweet sg..io."
(Loud abeam)
The following i the list of awards at Wedoesday's
show:

HOUNDs.
()lase I.—Owner or roaster being the exhibitor of the
best c inple of usentered dog hound. pupped since the
let of comber, 1881—let, 4:6, the S.iutti thrke ; 2nd,
11.2. Lied Poi tut
eau I—Ow,.q. or maeter being the exhibitor of the
best two collides f entered g hono.l ,ni bout I being
older than a seven gesso] hunter—let, a Lord Ports.
month',; 21. t.'2„ the South lierk..
Class 3.—own For nwieter of the be.t stallion hound,
Dot low than a tw. . memo,. hunter, end certified to bs
the sire of living puppies—let, 1:3, the Blackmoor
Vale; 2nj, 4"2, L rd Portsmouth a.
Clam 4.-0 rue, or mmeer being the exhibitor f the
best couple of unentered bitch hound, popped since the
let of December, 1881 —let, 41, toe 'redworth ; 2nd,
172. the Illackmoor Vale.
Clam 5 —Owner or muter being the exhibitor of
the b 511 w,, o.uplea of eutered bitch hounds, no hound
beirg older than a seven meson hunter—let, gfi, Lord
Portemoutlfe ; 20.1, 4"2. the Vile of White Horse,
Class G.—Owner or master of the beet hitch hounds
n.,t lea. than a two w!wwot hunter, and certified to be
the dam of living ptinpies--let, E.l, Lord Fortamonth'e;
2nd, £2. the New F-rest.
A champion cup (divan by Sir Richard G. Glyn,
Bart., NI F. H ). for the best two couples of hoopla
oi any age from one kennel (two dogs and two bitches)
—Lord Portsmouth's.

CATTLE.
Class 16.—ihorthorn ab .vs two years of age—
tit, LS. %tr. H. Pul.for isms. Curry itivel,Sorner•st ;
2 .d, £2. Ur. Edwin Bristol, North Flayem. mbe,
Bor-st r, Ur. Hew y K.og. Colver Howie Farm,
M .tcoasbe ; r. Mr. Ifoinatuul Cul,s, Stone Farm,
Yeor 11.

h.—shorthorn bull. nadir two poen of age-
-14, 1:5, Mr. 11. l'ulelord ;2nl, LI, Mr. George Read,
Sout:r Cadbury.
Class 18 —lferefonl hull, ab ore two years of &ge—
ls% E.Zi, Mr. J. W. Jain... Mappowdor ; 2nd. £2.
expehuos of the late Mr. Rli Beolatiold, Gommerabay,
3'411.611v%
Class 19.—Hereford Bull, Oiler two year. of ago—
lit, £5, %tr. Robert Cor. y, Oro, Compton, Sherh•rrne ; 2nd, al, Mr. J. W. Jim..; r, Mr. J. W. Heyter,
B..orrion (lean Ile. ll.audfor..,
Clam 20.—Sborthora dairy cowe, in milk—let, ES,
Mr. William H. Brook, Preetoo, Yeovil.
Claes 21. —Hereford dairy cows, in milk—lit, L 5,
Mr. J. W. Jame.; 211 I, £2, Mr. Robert Corry.
22.—Stock heifers. under two year, of ego—
ist, 34, Mr. G. F. King. Elm Farm, Cbewton,
Keynahaao, Bristol; 2nd, El le., Mr. Henry King.

ChM 22.—D ma stock ewes—lit, £5, Mr. G. Wood
Romer, Atbelhasuptoa, Dorchester.
Clam PA —Men mock ewes—lit, ES, sod 2od, £2,
Mr. C. Harding, Moutacute ; r, Mr. T. 8. Corm
Preston, Yeovil.
Clam 2.s.—Dorn chilver lambs-20,1, El, Mr.
James Buckman, Bradt ,rd Abbas, :41ssh,,rns,
Gess —Dowo nun, of any rum--. 14, £3, sod 2a3,
el, Mr. G. Wu. 4 Homer, Athelhamptoe, Dorchester;
c, Mr. J. Groves, Bros lmayue, Dorchester ; r, Mr.
it. Needle, Grenville, &Welsh Court.
PIGS.

V.'. I,...sday morniog p ne•l rev oira'ar, alth• uzh •
. •• • :.• r h ii Ia I n in the hi. lit. A , exc.ll-nt
.•; ~f Is on I. ru..ke up for the .1. ticieece
• - sloe • f 4 ek. whu h wse, was in t
-.-te•l, in vl .'. n... under the 11Stial en ii,
• . movie, the ectire i.i cl ssa nay represent.. .1
• e animal. its ..nly C inpetitor
• -ra. • Of c•.i V. r I onlo. hut on- pen was •hown.
showed capi.al suoma • in aver,
Mr, I. re, I C irr., :eking two tine•
sh rthoras, and Mr. Jame. a heat end s-cou.l
• Heref rd., with -t for three dairy cows, of
irls oir took th- tint priz. in it. class at Suer-
•.-1 e la-t par, and another insect...demi • • • heifer.
n v two p sirs of rock he f-ri shown.
II it-v t• oh fire.. and second f.r tiampohire
raw., an I was the only exhi door .1 ewea to ih.t
hut Mr. flailing had .• little a unpetition with
..d• Sorb,; he. h .weirsr, le,th prizes.
Ti,-me were very g.sel entri••• for the priz s
t I,sese ant Butt,..r, some 27 of Ins flit and some
1% I the later.
Lori Alingam presided at the luncheon, being
T in the mutineer with applause. There was
I .rze party weasel, and the catering of Mr. Gifford,
f 4,r. cave every pati•factlon. Among those
t.-esent were—lemi P et-mouth an I daughter., Sir
!:.•har.l 111 yo. Bart.. Sir Thames F. Grove, Bart.,
.4•. Grove, Nlaj•ir General Henning, C. 11., Major
Captain F icter, lion. A. Ifigby, Mr. I.
: ..stAr.l (High Sheriff of 11) re-tl, H in• •'•1
Kettasm. 4 . i,. i'l syton. OA owl Ch. iwick.
1 r 4 sew Buckman. Mr. King, &c., ftc.
lewd AtAIIiOTON, on rising. was warmly applauded.
11.. said :—Lolies and gentlemen. —I am sure you
, all gdisi I. hear there is only one speech to be
ma le thie eveniact but I am afraid rat will be corny
t hear lam the person wh . will be obliged to make
It. (No, on.) We ore all loyal people—right loyal—
in Dorsetsbire. Sh-rborne, to., is loyal, the vicinity
scd neighbourhood is loyal: you all I.•ok loyal-
-tetchier and applaeite)—and you are all saying t
each other, "I hope our present Queen will reign over
-is lue many year* to c .me." (Loot sip.rau.• )
••••• omit you to drink lbe houlth of the queen,
Price end Princess of W .leis, an-I the relit of the
1: gel Vtually. (AcitJanse..) Now one word with
14-rence to Ilia Hoy., Higbee,* the P inc I think
he dee.rvea our oepeciai tanks Hs I. the p .tu.n of
thi show and this Irately, and I think the fact of his
b•-• . nine the patrost Is us a .mething t ..lo with the
va,uee which hike attended the Av.*. (Apple i.e.)
An I allow me to tell you that It is an rap-cial favour
f His Royal Highs...o the Prince of Wales; because,
I/though Sberborne is a very nine pie" a very well.
,•0-Jo place, and a very welhknown pima, yet it la
••not elms only place and town in Eogland whiah holds
towse boauds, and cattle shows. He ha. been of ten
.aaked to he • petron at several shows, but of eouse he
could net he the patron of any one of them ; but when
asked him and told lion he had pulierty at
Sherboree, ha said—" That is mplite enough for me. I
shall be only too h.ppy to be the patron." (Loud
lip{ billed.) So far sal •112 concerned, there. nothi.g I
like sqi much set. meat Inv frieu • end neighbours of
thireetehire. (Applause.) I like old D .restshire, Ink*
see Sim sauce atten I mm a with them
tles mica I tilvi them, and I hope this little meeting
will be the means of cemeating the kindly feelings and
Affection which have way, existed between Sher borne
and j,,,ord Alington—or tlerarmi Stairt—whi,be• y.c.o
MAL (Load ch. ems.) I ca gratnlate yo:ist o:r
11000 SM of this chow. I hay, bat a little to do with
the show, in the visit of a certain little honetcalledigt.
Manse. ( Applause.) Let me t-II you theme is • moral
to be learnt from St. lilac.; !here in a little some-
thing to lawn from him; I will tell yin hi. origin,
which will show all or you the wisdom of saying
Never say die." (Hear, hear.) Never give up at
scything, but always look at the eouleur de rag; never
,lown-heerted. I have been told "faint heart
W••• fair lady," but my experience iatrjat heart
ta'ver won earthing at all. (Laughter.) lione years
"zn re leric .1012 net as wrote to me and raid—" 1.
...Ave bought Fuz-e (which, by the war. is the mother of
St. Ills•fmi, to I 4ave • thousand for her," He further
aid--" We will run her to-morrow at Bath ; back her,
sad we shall gtt oar money hack." That was all very
tine; hit we did run her, and when she got round
the tirst ener she broke her leg. Now many
PeoP e would have been dowt-hearted at that;
hot we brought her to Crishel, and bred from
p"r. 40,1 got the horse we called Saint Blaise.
,App!au.e.) Many of you may, perhaps, be driving
a farm on the 'Crichel estate called the White
'arm, 33,,w if you ask for Mr. Bartlett., and ask him to
Moe yos the old mother of St.. Blaise--Fusee—he will
wiry happy to do so. (Applause) With those few
"tbwreettins, I hope this will not be the first show at I
3".uli gag, but that we shall have many like it sad
~'it',lll successful. (Applause.) But before I eit down
,t,aust ask you to drink the health of the Committee
have worked so hard, and by their energy,
knowledge end determination, have condoced
it id. te the SUCCPSI of the show. (Applause.) I
MI ask you especially to thirds the health or iir
I:,hard Glyn. (('heent)
Sir lin:gawp tic Tn. who met with o IMO% 1110•0100,
gave the toast —" hued Alingt.m and St. Illaise." •
(Load die,,r,„)
Lord ALINGTON, in reply, sail nobody knows the
!aite if a horse like St Blaise. He has won already,
'" st4tee, 0,200; that makes some of your mouths
tt. doesn't it!—(loud laughter—and he is very
win more. (Cheers.) I will not detain you
onger• Sr Richard Glyn says I talk poetry. I Will
latl With a lido bit; id ta• Ns what it it—

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL G

made by the respondent until July, 1882, when • bill
of over £l4 for medical attendance heti been sent to
her by the solicitor,' of the co.resp indent. Then be
tofiwraliitme'raahttlishellit"tairsidatFh:lnari c."c°R,ie°u"rduaine:ilihx°iPull:edl.hpabugay.saiehbeereeit27°Y.erotnOt. know perfoc ly well that my husband is [pot in •
position to pay thin amount, and if the pr .cessiings
threatened are continued theca.. shall most decidedly
be delende I. Hence an exposure would be inevitable
of all that has taken place between yourself and my.
.bself'donnuec,h itolotwyiothurstdanetrdiiumg oy certainly
detriment,
nthe Taohnissahlaticie
It way
04t1.0 me or my huoband. If you think over the
matter seriously your own common sense will at once
tell yOLI that the amount you claim is entirely out of
all reason for people in our station of life to be
able to pay. Of comma we should be glad to effect •
tmpromise of some sort, in fact anything within
reaem. If some settlement is not come to, the
exposure before mentionel mast ins .itablv follow, and
your
.professional reputation be ruined in It es." It was
admitted that this UV out never bad be -0 mint to the
Petitioner, and that when this letter was written h.
at never even heard of it. So much of her letter as
allude' to her husband and his intontimis and feel-
logs was • downright untruth. Mr. Iticharda was
away on his holiday when t i., letter was delivered,
but it was subsequently hand, d to him by his wife, and
he took no notice of it. Fuitner, in reply to a note
written by her to him on the rith November follow-
ing with reference to a visit to his surgery, he
replied, " Dear Mad-auk—ln reply to your note
of thi. in ruing, two o'clock t 'morrow after-
noon (Thursday) will do fir you to consult me
if you wish tti do et," and again in a nide dated
Tueaday night. he wrot., " Dear Mrs. D.—l shall
be coaling from It iar writhy to.ntorr .w (Wednesday) by
Harewood• u, bottom of bill. Tro awl meet me by
Hentland Soboul r lower down about half-pain six In
the eveniog.'' Ilia explanation was that he regarded
the threat of July as merely an att mid to get out of
paying the bill; that he ma le the app ontment for
her iii his surgery as be would have dune for any ,kher
patient; and that the app iintmatt on ti' rout was
also • professional one wade at that i.lace because she
said she did not like to come uo hie surgery. Ile
admitted that in an interview on the root on that
ocossiou she verbally repeated the ohar.. in tie in the
letter of July, and asked lion for i:5O, hot he ad let
that he refused to comply aka that lwonc, and be
swore positively that he never had Improper ali,r-
oour.e with her, and never pal h., a halfpenny. lie
admitted that he Halted her twice on the day of her
conhueineut in December, laid, though he did not
attend her professionally on the ...Aston ; but he
explained that hie i,. ject wsa to see whether the child
was • nine mouths' one, this being important for his
defence aolust her allegation as to the child being his.
He admitted also that he gave her a lift in his
gig and drove her about a mile alottg a road after she I
had made the charge and the demand of money
against him; but he explained this by stating that she
appeared to be lame at the time. lie and a gentleman
who had been hi. ami-taut stated that she had ben
treated by them tor • disgraceful complaint; and the
co-respondent added that she had, when suffering from
that complaint, mentioned the names of tour different
men with whom she had been intimate. The
respondent, while 'gusting the petitioner to prove that
she was a woman of very bad charaster, displayed much
'mutely to make good his case against the co-reepondent
also, and in doing this swore that Mr. Richards paid
her various •ums of money, entries of which in her
bandwritiog shc produced in cow t. .tin mg the letters
written to her husband, 11l which bhe atated and
reiterated the charge again•t the c ..respoodent, we.
0110 in which she observal—" I saw in the piper about
another dicier, a j b like mine, and the it
pubs toed hisself, and there is another case to come if
again Dr. ; an ol I paper as I got now where it
coot Dr. 1500." Counsel for the co-reepondent
asked the jury to c /010 to the concludon that the
ch wait against his client was a •ickod calumny. —The
Jury, tatter ebiut an hue',, found that
the co-reepon lent, Mr. iticha do, hal not committed
adultery with the reepondent —C Otwel for the co-
ree
ampo,iftvolepoiuti,„%ppolieiati Lbee
in uelj hat
I:
olsfht,,,n;lll
depart from the ordinary role. I think thou .nduct of the
thelie
llyled
n eg.inst
crf/
r,i'oinp e.l4.:::ol:eutf ;et:" coerce
rch:be;l, take,
hie":
ttstth,:th:inii nnj:' ci
hst:'"eotti ei",g tenetuit;sk te,
n gdut ,
uhe s eei
cr aryt
impr Meat behaviour, and, therefore, I make no order
fo his costa.

the districts run through. and the matter would be
Owe kept at. set wane twelve inontbs bet de thvy amid
hop, tor a deetat even If 'retitle I to a rise •
lean rel.tht be kept about two years before he got •
druid es. to the sidle way there would 113 alt of
correspondence ab 'us a g 0 • gaud's' appl.cdtion. 110
read 3 dine receive I fn..o Wolverh. ~n so the
eft .ct that st er am-tiering the reply I toe dir-cters
the ....in sri ,li,, ~t W..llfrr tempter' sameideso I it secnst
ind 'finite at um 'lief esto y, dud that the kit 03330
DUltifi oi lb. wls de ; sod they urianinsou•ly redolve 11,
cry son the egitst•im fur ten insure a slay, 60 hour@ •
week, for all goods anal's, 'weakens°, and shunter.;
that geode guards shoold receive annually an advance
of 1.. per week from 2è. t 532,. Toe speaker mid it
would be for the meetiog to decide whether they would
wlrsilo the sips.
A Gunnel Guam) tlism.slit trade hal now revived,
and for a long time peat it hat been so active that at
Bristol they had h,en cane I upon to make • great deal
of overtime. Yet the nil way directors Idled to
redeem the promise to return to the oil hours aod rata
as e•on ad trade revived. lie proposed that they
should carry on the agitation till they obtained a more
satedsctory reply to their memorial. Tue work now
wee A times what it wee when he kilned the service
15 or 16 yews ago.
A ,fiIINTLIt eecouded the motion, and said if they
summed lap the reply, it amounted to the concession
that the j ficketa of the shunter* should be • little
longer. (Laughter.)
An Exammax, supporting the resolu'ion, thought
advantage was being taken of their we dreamt ; and if
they were united awl j deed the Amalgamated Society
they could make their demand with souse force at their
hack.

the resolution was then carried unanimously, the
Outtimart h 'ping there would be DO more quarrelhog
among the younger turn as to who should snake
twenty—ix hour, a day instead of ten hours.
(Laughter.)
A Groins GUARD said that some men did not care
how lung they were out with a train as long u they
got ov,rtime. He thought a man ought to receive
enough wages to outdo him to keep his wife and
family ruiuiug his health with overtime.
An ither Giuitti aid there were nutty breaksmen
only getting ilk a week, and they fount themielree
to a Done lonottoll thou Whall they were slitintore.
Tu, CslAhugA nail what he spoke of wro the prac-
tice of yntiog men seeking t'aiss sort of thi. g. A
Bristol iusiector 101 l A use the ether day he wished
him to go on extra work t a place at a distance. The
man repliu I, " I have been on 22 hours now.
Another guard within hearior said "I will go." The
inspector replied " Id or% think anything the better
if you tor the offe,. as you have been on Ai hours now,
and I shall not ucept you olfer. You bad better go
home to beds, wells. the other." (Hear, hear.)
Tao proceedings soon after terminated.