The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-11-28 00:00:00

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entre 1- I it, Mr. C. Vls a re, Fr .iiee EVIL.. 12; 2id kr.
C. W. Young, Station Waldron,ll.
H. ir,,,,a under too year 4 old, 6 entries—let, Ile G.
Caltin. Keyeston, £2; 2nd Mr. d. P. -Davis, Lieurrer
Farm, Li.
Working oxen, 3 entries—Mr C. Flower, E 2. 9...
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Mr. T. Fry, I werue Minoter, EL
Breeding wet in farrow, or eshibited with her Ks*
;$ potties—lit, Mr K. Fewlar, I:2 ; 2nd, Mr 6
• leer,
4:1.
Boars, 4 entries—let, Mr. Gilbert Crev.s. D
Farm, LI • 2nd, Mr W. Coate, itaniord, el. "aorl
For the 'heat 10 acres of 'weeds on • forte of over 300
Mr J. deftslublilek),:..."M:l.lf. Fookes. Whitecburth.
For the best 12 mangil le, ditto 12 turnip% dine 12
swedes. grown by the exhibitor, 4 entries—Ur G•
Groves, K 1 le.
sweepstakes, 12 best turnip!, entrance
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T.Silwee7sutaittiesll7l-2Retabest swedes, entrance 24 r,i, Kr
Wife,.
At three o'clock a Inez. tine of the committee was h.i.
at the Crown Hotel, when Mr. H. Feels, s a.,,
chairman, and Mr. Ford vice-cheirmen fer the . •
SOO,'
year.
The annual dinner took plaice at four o'clock at the
, Crown Hotel, under the presidency of Mr. G. Gelka
' the chairman of the club, Mr. C: Keynes oece • '
PM/
1 the vice-chair.
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.e dinner
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yeomanry.
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and Clergy" was replied 1.0.
The Kr,. J. K, quialc, who said with reference to
' the Synod, be trusted that it would be the means of do-
ing good In the diocese; of course, hove.. r, there were
two opinions on that point. It seemed very much like
the action of the volunteers of Illendf,rd or Selilbery
__drawing up rules for the regular army—(laughter).
He hoped that the advice of the dynodsmen, if even ths
Bishop did not choose to take it, would receive les
attention of the clergy and laity of the dice*:
I although not legally binding, it would, be hoped, er
, received with respect, coming u It did from • body r 4
' 325 clergy and laity. Fusing to smother subject mz,
1 Quirk said they had already experienced a sharp intim*,
, Ron that winter was coming, and would be very rinicii,
1 epee them. In a population like that of Woodford,
i crowded together as the people were, the wants of tip)
1 poor are very great, and there existed a good deal or
poverty. No doubt that the gentleuu.n preftet Irma
the country were all willing to take care of thee
labourers, giving them treats i•rel ler forth, thee*
ocabling (thou to tide over the winter respectably;
but in a population of leek/ as there war
iu Blantlford. the poor had to endure away
privations. Now it had occurred to biei-etd it
would be well it the great lendlords cf Ms
neighbourhood and the tenants hocked up tha
propoeitien—that it was advisable to establish a depot
in the town where rabbits could be wild at is per
couple LS formerly. That would be a great boon toile
poor, and would more effectually stop poaching thee
anything oleo that could be devised. The poor ass
should, he thought, have the meows of purchasing *
wild animals at • reasonable rate, especially at tbe
preoeut time when moat was very dear. It was tee
prising what miserable food they at preeest subsisted
upon, lie had frequently noticed whilst visiting thee
homes " Horniman's pure uncold. tea"- and it ve
pure, for they weld see the bottom of the cup !-
formed their chief meal. If that ~uggestion vets
married out the poor would certainly le much bee
fitted. (Hear, hear.) (Mr. John Ferd : KS all tte
rabbits up ; laughter.) He knew he should got*.
Ford on hut side. (ltenewed laughter.)
"The county members' T " -he President," "TM
suoms,ful competitors," and "The Mayor arid Corpora.
tion of Blmdfurd," and other eomplimentery tooste
followed. Mr. 1.10,111 Y, referring to the pried fore.*
Itching a cattle fair at Blandlord, said the Corr/cut*
would give all the help in their power.
A suggestion was made and ginerally approved, that
the prises offered by the club ahuuld be given for root
crepe only, and that the show of st.ek, winch bas
gradually become leas and leas every year, shoaki be
discontinued.
During the evening reference was made by Mr. H.
renderer!wFo o.
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unanimouslytdotrb eE
.r gj e. oEt gentlemen
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of his marriage a small token of respect.

WAREHAM.
AN INFANT CLIOI11).—A coroner's Inquest was hell
by Charles Willcox, E.g., ex•officno coroner
Wareham district, at the Town-hall, on dsturd.y. Too
jury, of whom Mr. Charles Card, West-street, eat
chosen foreman, baring been sworn by Mr. Freeload
Iliter, tho Town Clerk, proceeded with the carom to
view the body of deceased, an Infant named Aim
Blanche Rolls, ohild of M. Rolls, near the north Bruise.
On their return to the hall, evidence was given by moo
witnesses which clearly proved that the death of Me
poor little intent happened on Friday afternoon, is
eonsequenoe of her being suddenly choked by • until
piec , of almond rock, given her by a little girl wood
Boman Rolla, an elder sister. The deceased was oily
months old. Verdict accordingly.
TUB POSTPONID ItUT•L VISIT TO CILIUM--
Wareham shares entirely in the diseppointment whisk
has arisen to those at Wimborne, though oils
Interested in a very much lesser dogrott, and still non
savoroly regrets the groat disappointment—after ali
that has been said, done, and hit
befallen Hr. Stud, to whom the sincere thanks tithe
county are specially due. The only consideration Ii
that the Primus of Wales (and those who would aloe
have favoured Doreetahire in his company) must equally
deplore the attack which has placed it out of his pose
ILO fulfil his engagement, and that will, in a Wesel
degree only, make up for it all.