The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-01 00:00:00

BISHOP'S LYDRARD AGRICULTURAL
ASSOCIATION.

Thin Aewiciation was insgursted es Thursday, the
27. b October. when • ploughing match took place in
• field belonging to Mr Hand, of Beghorougb, and
the work weikliy wind judves.pronotuiced to be first.
rate. The (limier, which took plea in the evening
at Wontley's Gore Tavern,coniusted of every delicacy
of the esseon, and a pnifuanin of all kinds of food.
The wines, too, were of the chino-et kinds, and the
whole reflected great credit on the landlord of " The
Gore." Cecil Smith, EN., occupied tbe chair, and
was supported by the Rey. A. Sandford. Captain
F. Helyar, Major le Plley. and!. Winter, Fag. A
large and highly reepectable company sat down to
table, and grace haying been mud by the Rev. A.
San ford,
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The ClIATI111•14 proposed his first toast, "Th.
health of the Queen." The neat in order was "Th.
Prince of Wales and the rest of the Royal Family,"
which, being duly acknowledged, was followed by
"The Bishop and Clergy of the Diocese." The Chair-
man, In giving this toast, said that he was sure all
would receive it with as much enthusiasm as the pre-
ceding. They were under greet oNigations to the
Bishop and Clergy, and to them was owing the
happisess and prosperity of the country.
The Rev. A. Sagrotin, in retnring thanks, mid
that the Bishop wail too well known to them to need
any eulogy from him It was very gratifying to the
clergy, whenever they had occasions to meet any of
their parishioners or neighbours, to have the toast
offered and received as it had been that day. He
told them that the people still regarded the Church
with affection, and that the parishioners felt that
the clergymen of the pariah would gladly meat them
in their difficulties to the utmost of their power. He
sincerely congratulated them on the very mapicious
commencement of the society, for be always looked
upon the agricultural interest as one of great conse-
quence, and with which clergymen were intimately
connected. They were all connected with the .oil;
and it was with the landlord, tenant, and labourer,
that the clergymen had to his duty.
The CIIAIKMAN next gave'' The Army, Navy,
and Volunteers," and observed that Bishop's Lydeard
had liberally contributed to the ranks of the army.
When he warn a buy there were many old Peninsular
pensioners in the parish, and many had gone from
there to the Crimean and Indian wary,some of whom
had not returned, child others had come home
wounded.

klayw Le PituArr responded, sad said that as long
as the agricultural districts continued to supply ouch
and material. no army could stand against them.
All might reel secure st borne while they had such
• volusitier force to rely on ; for no invaders
wool I attack our shores as long as such a force
as cited.

Csptain If FLY•R rose to propose "The Lord.
Lieutenant and Magistrates of the County, coupled
with dot 04TO of Mr. Want. r."

Mr. Wisrza, in acknowledging the Moat. mid
thst he hall not luconle • magistiate for tbe empty
tr but it would lw his endeav• or to do his duty,
awl .f ever t sh,.uhi he the unfoltunate lot of coy
pre.secnt to lee ',eaglet in lore him, he 1.1.41 dal out
tio• .111.• •-uie of ju.tlee to them as if they wars
us,k 'wan to I,itn

Mr. M..a mit propene(' the health of the Chairman,
se hit •aid that when it was first proposed to establiA
the trim. tv he did a bat he could to further it. and
coogratulated them no the sumer ../ their meeting.
All e In, Mad a hood in it, might *ill oungrotalate
th• il...lres on the nf toat day.
t•a,,..! •• eh. l'meor 01" or as re.pnndleti to by
Mr. i.w..otuiv. who remarked that the ploughing
bct te en In mhlrem.ing the Ishoorers, the
Chairman raid he was gl.nl they bad succeeded in
wee ui mitre, and leopeil that times who bad not
first prism now could perset ore till they did succeed
in vet tem; them.
The. health of the Vice Presolent, with thanks to
hem foe t•ie loan of hes field, ass acknowledged by
Mr Poilstol, rho said be was k,laa to ass so many
pl..eighs !here that (lay.

T. 11. 'IAIIOII,OI rulerquently gave " Soccer to
the thslotp'.Ls deard Agticultural Society," which
he tl uht lea done a deal of good. aud hoped
ar-e increased nest tevr,ari be was glad to say their
funds sere in • 11••erivhing condition.
Mr. Smith then vacated the chair, after a pleasant
evening apenr ••• •k' :^r•

11.>11NSTF.lt Z.O.,aloNn Wednesday
26th ihnober.-14efors T. I Utiwr,. 3.d K. T
Comb., FAqra—William Hooper, of Carry kit lett,
wu minnows' by John Larcombo, keeper of tl2e
Lengport to!l.gate, for evading the reyrorot of toll
no twelve besetw- Complainant clearly established
hi. case. and defendant wee fined 10a. and 10s. coots.
Alfred _ I lark e. of Ilminster, mason, WWI

summoned for being drunk and refuSing to leave the
New Inn, at Ilminster. when requested. The land-
lord declined coming forward to press the cabs. and
it was diamiased.—Thomas Chtshtt, of South
Petherton, was summoned for stealing apples from
an orchard, the property of Mrs. Mary Garland.—
P. 1.7. Monday, proved the case and defendant was
lined se. including costa —llrnry Taylor, William
Perry, and Thomas Hopkins, of I.le Bretiren, Were
summoned for dainaguig the tilt of • oart,the property
of Mr. Digbt, of Iltoo.—Jarnes Owe, servant to Mr.
Dight. proved that In went to Me BINII•111r1 with
Mr. Dight's cart on the 16th October. Al be was
going towards the village the three defsndants threw
several apples at the tilt of the cart., from an orchard
in which they were working. On his return front
the village he met them when they threw several
abmes at the cart, damaging it in several places. It
would cost haltcrown to repair the tilt. —The
three defendants were each fined 5a and Is. 6d.
co.ts, which they paid.—Stanford Male, of
Barrington, was summoned by Jane Male, for an
assault. —Case &mimed.

DEATH 07 int Manumit or Blittirtut.—We announce
with much regret the death of the Marquis of Bristol,
which occurred at bin saa., Ickworth Park, Bury rt.
hound's, at five o'clock Sunday morning. His lord-
ship, who wee in his 64th year, had been ill for aome
time of dyseutery, and tbe debility which euprrvened
on it. The eldest em, who cleave& to the titles and
larve eetates, I. Fri aerie Wilhian, John, Earl Jertnyo,
N. P. tor West and captain in the Went muff° k
Militia. Xis Inrdohip was born in 1834. I. 1862 he:
Geraldiue, daughter of General the Hon.
Chlorite Almon By the marquis's death a very lam
miluher of nriotoerwie families will be placed in mourn-
ing, lib.e of the Duke of Ruland, rho, Earl and
Connie—. of Harrowbe, the Earl and Counter Grey,
Sr Tiiimme and Laity Fremantle, se
Tiu i'ldi • h, &trivet sit, iiireliieenee from New
Viiik to the 19.i0 nit. TI. Weenie-ton toovernment
were urging /11.0.itiern1 Grant lb. DlKOnt.ti of obiam•
log WM* COC1.11•1 01 litiaZy Intent.. prtojeit. to the
Fe lends] election. The ky nenerst mail* no at-
nipt against the C•efeAerete work. ri.ar the Garb
Tout. rend, and hie tin p-, it In inn dtintw,
w,r repule.d witti eutesderettle lona Getter.l
f--roe, bow under ti e miu•nd of Long-tire,,
ha ant.rort.tl • Ku. bort, and
.hirusis. int had takes ii .cos between it awl
Sh.ii for... (h, te'egriam, d hate h.-,..re.
eeircd .t .iiehett N- w Y.. k. 214 tilt, re-
NTH- g the d. bat ot Lelig.treo $ by Bber daii, •-eii
siitotcor•• r nn•0C...13.4,..11.4 ninth Hod, widir....tko..)
On' eel Hood er... tier-ololy outperilli g St.erui on's anon
mon kaoline'. Ile had ree ptn e I Rotas. and Dalt.,.
and aversive., large polittne• I.f too 'ail. y. Sherman i
• oral C. he adir•seng to a•pinnoll it Genier..l Pen
111 Missouri •a so inlet* dui et to call
Itt.. 04.111 It, Taa •h i• the atii•i• bad hem.
sled out. Tir maj f X o)lesol I °me Teo.
Int. I.e, 'nerd •t-,,..4 be ti solioiene vote., awl an
a• ti-s 1 ore y eon tit 'titan at.oy.f... In Peolisylninis
fe•11111 11 the "of qga.. n•Ang.4ol • but ii,. soil..'.'
• e as in the ve bent antio_prtaj. ak ad • LAI,
pelolnao mai ri y. Sede. Holt sewn. la .1 an • 1
/toot.. ....no toy mono.' the Unite mite, t.l •
da.1.1.. C. NMI • Xiiroh Western '..itfetler•cy. Ovid
tat iluctushid wren 2230.. i 209 i, etmiditig at in
Ws. r wit:v.loo at... 1,1.• tat •il left,
A 15Wleillee Ft•t.—This re K of of Dodo (sow on
the C.inttioeni) soya that the rope trlek wed to b• pot
font din this lashiou —the p. 'bow. r eon lied rsks4
ai rut into • leek, the mouth of whirb •IM,
fully Petu/e4. Hs was ,Is-u throen into deep water
from which be emerged strianining, free from both tow
.n.i .t. if
Nernma • Sa•az.—Whil. C• 44414 Willie,. Hoot.,
on le, soley was battling in his nets at sea ..if b,
found them to °ordain. in addition to • large eeta ci
b,i,rebug.i. • tierce-It:biking shark. up 'miring six bet is
length. A portion of • lug, hook, of foreign wane-
- fah sheik, chick no doubt. had heen
factors, wise 20
broken whit Ito' crew of one of the Dutob fishing boat.
had bee. rrrizzith line attashad lo the hook Is
pea hi...

BIRTH&
October 25, at Pordingtoo, the wife of Kr. A. Loder,
of a daughter.
October 23, at Blaodford, the wife of Yr. A. Savage,
boot aod shoemaker, of a see.
October 20, at Weddoek, the wife of Mr. Paine, of a
SOS.
October 27. at Eitoorpahm, the wife of Kr. Richard
, Wallgied, of twin goon
KARRLAGEB.

°adobe, 25, at Stfieorge's bhureb, Hanoverrrh,
Mr. Eli Bower, of &ranee mat , Lo, to Miss
La& of Hanover-square, London.
October 20, at St. James's Church, Pool., by the
Bor. A. Wilkinson Mr. William Allner, eldest son of
K. Robert Miner, builder, Parkelone, to Annie,
youngest daughter of the bite Mr. Thomas Browning,
Paola

.
October 24, at Fiebertos, by tbe Rey. A. Handley,
If,. J. Denning. of Dorchester, to Arabella. youngent
daugbt-r of Kr. J. Davide, of Cana, Shaftesbury.
October 25, at 84. Pours, Clifton. by Um Bee, I. F.
Marillier, M.A., incumboet of St. Paul's, Bedmiseter,
assisted by the Rev. James Webb, ILA., curate of
Deusbury, Henry Ticord M.D., of Weporuth, to
Marian, only daught.-r of John Burge, E-q., of Clifton.
I ct..ber 27. at Asko:ewell, by the Rev. A. Coo,
rector. Jan.e K. etch. Eaq„ td. AArlaido, second drualater
of Mr. Williams, Sr:away Green, Asker.welL

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