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LABOURERS' FRIEND SOCIETY.
The nineteenth sone .1 meeting of the Dorchester,
-Wevmonth, and Cerne District A ssodation for the im•
. movement of the labouring classes we. held at Denham,
. ter, oa Tuesday last, under the presidency of Colonel
gingham. The general meeting took place in the Town•
hall, the show of vegetable. in the Core Exchange, and
the exhibition of needle-work in the Council Chamber.
-Of the proceedings taken as a whole, the best friends
of the society rinuot fail to feel justly proud. The
weather was propitious and WA:IRA to give rest to the
whole affair, and, notwithstanding the counter attrac-
tion at Walden Castle, there was • numerous attendance.
A liner mdleation of apseitnetni et vegetables he. not
been exhibited since the formation riff the society. The
,ions were especially good, reesteding one of those
imported from Lisbon, end wheel &redisplayed so prowl-
. remozr in the shop windows of our grocers about
Christmas time. Of coven, it would be too mach to
expect that we, in this country, could compete with
Portugal or Spain is this teapot, but in lunar ration of
what was exhibited St Dorchester, as will be seer by
reference to our prine•list below' the 24 onions which
obtained the first pose weighed ,Übe. Trio -merle a
pria 4 eseh-witits the underground sperimens which
ohs ained the fleet game in that slams, averaged upwards
ad lhalf a posed with.
-neer ad as *meow display of potatoes, of which
Ilhooosked ittriblitnene incontrovertibly proved their ex•
wohnim, Midirtterne produced some pink kidneys of
great biotite, being perfect gems in the purity and
tuansparenay of their fine skins and exquisite kidney
stump,. Bet If Minteroe was superior in potatoes. Tol
ipoddiereertied of the palm in parsnips. The whole o
trim priest for that rneulent being given to that district.
?Truly the proof of a pudding is in its eating, and we
ttbeettere cannot tell the favour without testing it, but
i their sisq wan immense, and in symmetry they
i perfect. Stinsford carried off the first prize for ea
• -ti fine sample worthy of particular notice-and ii
Ilhara's tielownbe received the credit of growing the best
. alibi:B4st We have observed, for some years past, that,
.at the majority of our shows, there appears to be a
i tendency on the part of the exhibitors to compete for
t sue, rather thut quality. Hence it is that, instead of
i the handsomely shaped, fine grained, sweet-eating
. . sabbages that formerly grimed our tattles, we get in their
place a species of itewobbage-it sort of half breed
7 , between the old-faakieeed York cabbage and the drum-
head. This wet masitest at the show on Tuesday, and
..„. • was noticed toy the ledges in giving their awards. But
.. • we have neither tiers nor space to dilate on all the pro-
- • decisions shown, and must pass on to notice some extra-
' . ordinary specimens of concubine, exhinited, not for
prises, by Mrs. Dyer, of Charminster, and Mr. Cornelius
'• Marsh, of Longbredy. hira. Dyer produced a red-
fleshed "Perk's head" gourd, of great aim and palest
. eondrontiors, and another gourd of immense sire,
weighing exactly 591ba, turd measuring in girth 3ft. 6in.
• Mr. Marsh, of Longbredy, aloe exhibited an American
•-• got*, seemly less weighty, raised from seed which a
mil had vent in a letter from America. Ludy, but not
' learn, then wait ales dhow of finely browned home-
r , baked loos, well raised and well fired, highly creditable
. to the skill of the wives of ow aarionittual labottrers in
s the art d bread usablig,
' 'The needle worir,es we before said, was exhibited in the
Council Obeethers, end was esperialiy attractive to the
, ladies We. ea 1 mikte rof course, Oa%/1 make no pretension
of knowledge de the art of bewaring, stitching. crow
Wtiteltiag, ask 'briving-bone stitching, but judging from
fibs ereswilliadf the stitches, and ?begetters" tidiness of the
amoral gpodirstens of work produced, we bare no doubt
What the awn manipulators were justly entitled to the
, v*
iseszaise accorded them.
Ante samoting was largely attended. Colonel
l'Binghmkosellepr s esident for the yea,r, presided, and in
• Teelewlialr esloweed his happiness to use
••0"881tbooild_y • oolutssaff Present on this, their 19th anniver-
r- taw. The show of vegetables that day, he was glad to
. sap, was as good ee halted ever before seen, but he re-
i geolled Ile bid that there was a felling off of aubwrio-
•Atiours-or. in other weeds, that the subscriptions were
Ibut little better than those ed last year, and not RO good
•an they tied been in these gone by. He hoped, there-
fore, that he sheidd net be thought to be going out of
his way bp appealing for saideliance from all who would
• wish to use the pealparity sire excellent an institution.
Mr. FLOM, M.P., rose to propose a vote of thanks
to Colonel Itisgharn, for his kind exertions as president
' of the moiety. It wee al ways good to see 411 old
family of the county taking an interest in the
A goal works of the county, as the Lebourers" Friendly
~ Society undoubtedly was. Their president had told
I WWII that them was great room for improvement. But
. this might be said of all human affairs, and they could not
toped ho Arrive at perfection in this, more than
r...iuty ether ltemsse Wilmette*. Re trusted, however,
from What they had seen below, that the society was in
• ponytail's slate. He had been told by better judge'
than hcoas himself, that the show of vegetables had
never 'been deer than on this occasion. The onions
were rentatirebly fine, rewinding them of the sunny
• Who of Portage'. With regard to the subseriptions,
May 'tut he expected to fluctuate. The society had
:nest itg ketrefriend, in the del" of the late Mr. Poreber,
bathe had. no doubt that if they did that which was
'fair sad right towards all parties, other friends would
reprieg up to keep the moiety as its lags. In each a
-; society as that, there mast bee great many competitors
•lejtmhfee,ex,weit eso great many who win. It might
sihe,4llrit- Weird; of sheet who last might shish . the
- lupine should haws decided differently. Well, per-
, Imps thdyrnight, but he • *naked that all would believe
• Nagy had erred it was not wilfully, .bat that they bad
eadseireened to do their best, and doted as far as possibly
they were ea*, Haft* and itisay towards all parties.
. Zehibltione were now tfre order of the day-in egrieul.
• WS, the adenine, and the arts. And exhibitions such
as they had seen that day, where the working ;lasses
7.nliapetber liba.t the remelts of their labour
Areatseer an 'reproved prod.'s in their
. be tested and annsuaspeti was an worthy
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ItigheisE idts of labour and work' et art. The
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