The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-09-07 00:00:00

Inittibirs.

WM% HOITIOULTINAL ?ITN—The annual ee.
hibition of dower', frukend vegetables, in canna).
tion with the Wilts tiortioultural &Moth took
plaits on Monday, Is the palsee gromuls, the altrao •
Ilona of whioh, mininned with the preemies of a
military bond, rendered the pthering a most nooses,
fist gam A few passing simwere fell during the
afternoon, but thi were not sutlioient to ntar4e
general plume a the Ills. Ths palms grp ,
though not exOns vs, me yet admirably sot to
ouch in exhibition, presenting teeny festmes of sum
Mderelds Women nut the least of Whillh le the
magnifloent view they eased of the exterior of the
Uhapler House end_ the southern portion of our
ineoldem ustimlinl, The city presented i iiii,yte coheir.
fist sad hustling r throughout the 1. most of
the prinoimil Ism es of Ow neighbour uott having
liseoured Ins is bibles with Meir 1,...47, and
34:,
severe' sionrsion as having dimibas tit&
pleosureiseeltiog into our &Irv& he bend
of the Virel Lao h uNtsr the direolion of IMO
"We oembsetilh r. /Wel, *IA Nerd OA We
law", and played a selectios of.pperrlie en other pop*
lar mato la emellenOstyle. lhe eellibil on wee hold
In two len% emytsti 1.11 the southernrto pon of the
celthmidt
,ir „MN WY lIIIIIy detniled $0
lAISOUIIV lxvistiant—Thrittawni seal evil a
(Memnon wel held on Thumi week. Edward
Hinman 101 q., ferti,pia tit
1;1 rt nut AO'
ileum imehley, lair., lip on. au Her. Witco
Waileireve, She Ite.r.. ru, dargy Maori kip
Rev. ,re ...y. n'l
..I is Af W.
Vitg ': al
V lite Vitt:lZ i I, I, twit
ales mewl. 'A resolution wee MARI ' implied
RIM the GINIIIIIIII IT manenemeet do prepare rules
relative be the household erninoments to this Mali
tenon, so far ea reprds the duWis of the matron and
superintendeet nurses ii2tl report thereupon to an
adjourned Wort Jo ha h d to the last Saturday itl
Jimmy nest. Is fallowing gentlemen were then
ideated menben of the emanates of neat foe
the year enesingy.-T. W. Gilbert, .i I RSV.
I ward, tl, J. T. Swains, Req., the v. R. orbs,
ny, wyhAhheh 111,4:LP., sad J. H. Jamb Req.
After votes of than hid bem peeled to the 6kair.
Mill (3. H. :mob .) and committee of the past
yeee, end be of the Institution the latter
wore reigeoted, sad the anneal iiti.of the
pversore sad eubseribms deed for y, the
!Ord Instant, 911 whisk day the "customary
lemon will be meshed at the by the
Rev. T. L. ILiaptsary, imephati to the ida of
Allesbuy, end ineambent of lihreehhha. ass. um.
hese* The aosn then adjourned mill Jemmy

igatig •

Ftowna Snow In Lrrri.noorr Patti. —On
Monday, the Hne old park of Littlioott presented •
gay wens. The sun shone brilliantly over tents,
adorned with many coloured llags, erected fur the
exhibition of ocittagers' dowers. Between three
sod four o'clock the preparations ware completed,
and people began to assemble in groups under the
trees to the west of the house, near the deer park.
Shortly afterwards, the exhibitor', belonging to the
estate, entered the enclosure, headed by their own
baud. The show of Mowers was small, this being
the lint attempt of the kind in Chilton village
Mr. and His. Popham selected the beet plants and
awarded the prises—to be given in clothing, garden
tools, or whatever the people themselvos chose.
There wee a most bountiful dinner prepared under
a tent for the exhibitor, according to the old Eat
liah rule, of beef and plum pudding. Mn. Popham
with her own guests withered the -happy @owe from ,
the garden opposite the chapel.
MARLBOROCOH.—The Rev. Prebendary Tufnell,
rector of St. Peter's, in this town, has been appointed
, a surrogate fur granting marriages licenses in and
throughout the whole diocese of Salisbury.
Bums Sochrry.—The thirteenth anniversary of
the Marlborough Branch Bible Society was held at
the Townhall, on Friday evening week. The meet.
lag was opened by the Chairman, the Rev. G. T.
Ward, vicar of Stanton, reeding the .66th of Isaiah,
and engaging in prayer. The Rev. R. H. Smith
read the annual report The meeting was addressed
by the Rev. F. Tugwell, of Avebury, the Rev. T.
Davis, of Hungerfurd, and the Rev. A. Wilkinson,
of Kingadon, Somerset, who attended*. s deputa-
tion. The meeting, which was well attended was
closed by singing the doxology. The oallection at
the doors amounted to ,C 5 Se. Sd.