The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-09-13 00:00:00

VliGliTAll,lll, Horn, Biwa, ha.

(stag B. —Par the heel amity-fear taloa by
sod weight, &.., Haan Pally, Little llUsionieq=,
gs , Fromm Doris, tattle !Hama ; SA., Hairy
Hurst, &Indeed. —Poe Ms beet twenty-far seder-
gland mama by quality sad weight. Its., Raids
Pally ; 2.4 65., John Camberley's', Sanford t
fa. 44., Cads. Way, Toladdle.—ltor the bat dam
of camas. go,
_Ana Tampa Tageddlo ;
Chides Wet, Waal.; Sid. 70. Henry Hara—
rec tbe beet &sea of peee.lp, ga., George Watts,
lattlehredy ; 2.4,4.., agar, Telpsaille ; 3r4,
2.. 6d., Thome Vegeta Losebredy.—Fog the best hal/-
dome beet root, tes. , Rdwin Pally ; 4a, John
tow., Helcombe.—For the heel three Aossa
at Frew& beaus, 5. Thomas Valeta ; gad, M.,
Menem Treviso, Stafford; 3r4, Ss. 64., Jobs Hardee,
Btiatioil.—?or the bast ffires cabbage, ge„
Pally ; 2.4, 4,, Risbard Spicer ; 3rd, Si. 64., %atm '
Steidle, 2y4ll4—Tor the beet three red cabbages, 5.
Edwin .jl7, —For the beid Wee ways, he., Edwin
Pally ; 2.4,1., Robert Trim, Totadelle ; Is 64.,
Richard Sober. —For lb* best three mamas ot
immure?' kale, Ita , Edwin Pearly; Sad, go., Francis
Dada ; 3rd, 2s 64., Hag Hera —Foe tbe bait
down of sandy', Se., Tessa Dais ; 2.4. h. 6.1..
Dares &doer. Tolpaddle.—Vor the best plate of
broad be... is their pan fla, Edwin Pally;
• John Chemberlayss.—To the cagier cro-
codile the bsel bangs* se early pelstose.
Ba., William lattlebredy ; 2.4, 411-.
Sawatch Dais, 2.edkf I ; extra, &twin Paola.
—To the eolalmger MethooieS 1146/ *
rah of Lite gages, Se., Wm, Home, Rbighaa's
molooebe i 254, 4.,, Heavy Hunt ; ears, Jobs Halo,
Hiatuses Itelermais.—To the seMsger producing do
best beagle* of kidam pastoos, go., Maim Pally ;
4d-, Fracas Dail •' 5111., Harriet /014144.1.
mid"... —To Wm *Maam produsing tbsdai::
weight al hooey, Dom la or loar hives the
eeeeen, Wallymmosile, Stlssford; fla4, 4n.
Way; Ss& 2..414. We., Hoime.—To the labourer%
wile or family who Moll exhibit the best sposimems of
bread, baked at home, +lama refetesso to the &sr
(Om Iwo heat) Ita ash, Maria Hera &tuatara. and
Maria Palairadelrbesdy ; 1.4, 4.. eash,Pasn floes%
Bingham's be. and Sams ?PROW,
3rd, eash. Hag lttV, Ringam's Holcombe,
ad Elisabeth 11111111•11, *indeed.
Ingmar, filaTlO% ASO 1001alti.
CLASS C.—To the moshima or laboarm or hi:.
sercant, mho atoll bays A peolted &egg ymi
largest &WOO Of WS 4111M41.5 11°., Pali I"' the° ta•
Doe mom ilia AL& eft7 sid•P' I"I4_.FI3.IWI"Imv.
7:
Used to • &BHA Aber •B "P." 19 .Xt
LA.. him ibms too,imaaJ •61"/
dal tr'"

ebanoter, 11, &ham Ink Northam., tSod. 16,
112inbeitiRll. illiostowL—To the we ot • Mower
who via howl howl Ingot hi I domes geniis,
with a pod oharoolor, *I 7rssilá Pillow. Wale'
batty.

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ationcer (
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Ct.aes D.—To the lone Is sash district) who
ehall have met the greatest member of ehildree tb•
mod to the parish day school for a year. Ws.
sack.— gums (vetoed', attestant.; William Laity,
lieleambe R*; Inemaaael Cross, ; George
=your
as IS the Twin,
si.Loefirsdf eatralt,
'loader eshool. 10s. each Wills.
Lofty, Idrawl Foot, Dewlleh ; °verge
WM% Leoglisedy.—To the labourer who shell hare
met the greatest ntuntior of children the most
malady to the pariah day and Sunday schools for a
year, Ws., William 14mm:rte.—To the boy who shall
bare oontinued to attend the parish inert*, school sea
pupil, for the longs ~8 period. 10i. George Crumpler,
lirriermeNll ; fed, 75., John ditto; 344, 5.,
Joseph Bagwell, ditto. —To the girl who shall Imre
seatinurd to attend the parish Baader school se a
=the longest period, 10s., Alice Christopher,
Bogie; 2ad, 75., Emily Orchard, ditto; 3n4,
Si,, Jane Bishop, ditto.

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NeMAXWOIIt.
CLAY Fa— For Um her sisseirre of Sala work, dose
Is the perish day school, by • girl between the age. at
15 and 16,3.., Charlotte Brownie”, Littlibmdf.-14,7
the same, worked by a girl berms. 14 sad 15. Si.,
Sarah Townsend, Upway ; Ind, 4a, 64., Esther Cedar,
Dowlish.—For the same, worked by • girl between 13
and 14, lta, Hist Watling, Stafford; Ind, 4a 64., Sarah
Erman& ; 3rd, 46., Emma &kicky, Mahone —For the
ears, worked • between 12 and 13, 41 64.,
Anna Ricketta, mid ; led, 41 , Chadian. Randall,
Stafford; 3rd, 3s. Id , Smaanah Woodsford, Manias-
town —For the same, worked by a girl batsmen 11 and
12, 44., Sarah Tompkins, &midland X- wton ; 2n4,
3a. IL, Lorain Parr, Stafford; Sed, 3.. Emily Cross ;
antra, 2a Id. ear, Eisahesh Mille, Knighton, sad
Same Follett, Upway.—For maw, worked by a gin
'newer IS and 11„ 3a, 64., Batik Stiadord ;
2al, 3.., Rena.. Crafts, Broadway; 3.3 2.. 61, Emma
l'reeitt, Knighton. —For Ps mama wore% bye girl he-
arse 9 saa 10, IL, Deborah hot, Devi& ; Fags
3.. 61., Tabilha Rolls, &agar ; h., Eerily Hardy.
Brewiway.—For the mm., worked by a 'lr. batmen 8
and 9. Is. 64, Bossy Paymeer, Broadway; lad, 25., I
Sarah Ormaing, Staffer;; 3rd, li. 64, Bar Seeler,
Badipole; setts, a, Lisa D.y, Kniglston.—For the
same, worked by • girl trines 7 and 8, Si 64.,
Bather Ford, litadipole ; 2e4, IL. Flirts 13 Beads.
Sailor ; 3rd, ls. 6d., Sarah Rmeell, &Mated ;
intro, la. ear, Ands Oust or, Desks's, Eller
bath Zany, Loogbredy, Hannah Twits —For the
waited by • girl arm 7, li, 64., Louisa
Yry, &dirt" ; lad, Clara Winsar,Broadway ; 3.4,
la 64., I.Wa Bartlett, Imagbredy ; arm, Is. 64,
Aide Hard ; extra, la, Jaen Candle, Dewisab, afoul@
Mart, Stagged, Orilla Oritchell, Baldish, Elise
Lae, Piddletrindbide. —For Um best rearms of • girl's
freak, made at /rook Caroline Slade, Littlebrody ;
extra, Ss. 64., Riles Catler.--Ditae, N., Hamlets
Wellman, Uttlebredy.—Per dr best speeinun at
knitted stockings. dote by • girl at rhea, IL, Emily
Renville, &dipole ; Ind, sa. , Sarah Heansell, Broad-
way; 3/14, 45., Elio Misty; 4th, 30., Charlotte
Kent., Upway.—For thi best samples et ore
tlinelmen 01 marking, dime by • girl Wool, 6..,
Banta% Croft.; 2nd, 55., Eltdn Ill.tt, Radipole ;
3rd, 4.., Maria Browhing ; ttb, Is., Alice Read, Maiden
Newton, sad Limy Oey, ditto. —To the girl who shall
pendant the bed apecimen of darting, drone at school,
Haber Caller—To Skis girl who shall prodnae the
but patchwork guilt or snaring, whether done at areal
oral home, 55., Mary Jane Payne. Backhand Newton.
To the woman who shell prodeca the beat written of
her own plain work, V.., Amelia Bartlett, Littlabredy ;
lad. 6.., Jane Rishards, Broadmayne.—To the came,
who shall prods/nth. best pair of knitted stockings, Or
own work, 75., Betty Wellman, Witodsford I Lid, 5e.,
Elisabeth Pope, Broadtstayne. —To the woman who
shall produce the best Gordan* hit own work, 7a,
Caroline Gibbs, Bramintayse.

DORCRES'TER.-000eTT COURT, September IS,—
(Before B. Smelt, r.q.)-.-The number of plaints
fostered were 80, but the pester part were settled out
o Court.—Crookford e. Tremolos and others. —Mr.
Camelia*, oaths part ef the plaintiff. applied for anew
trial on the posed that his Honor had overlooked the
fact that the plaintiff's work had been valued at £l9,
of which £5 had been paid before the action had been
brostght, and only £l3 6s. 3d. bad been paid into Coart,
thus leaving 10u 9d. die to the plaintift—His Home
alter reviewing the sue, stated he bad not overlooked
the point, and observed that at thb lviii It *ea tilearly
established that the plaintiff had been overpaid, and
therefore the motion for a new trial would be refused.
The defendants emu; Melodies advocate's fee, were
allowed. —Unwept ths remainder of the oases not cese
vii disputed, and the only quaatione were as to the
modes of payment, and the Court roes at owl o'clock,
having oat only ono hoer and a half.—Mr. Toole
°Maimed as registrar in the absence el Mr. Symonds.
Woscino Ilrirrrrbta —R. C. Start, Esq.,
with his weal libetslity to this society, has just pre-
sented It With a number of beautifully bond volumes
Rem i. pens of Scott, Dickens, Abbott, Cobbold,
Riot, Khuston, and Mrs. Wood.
Bap Doasitr Minx VoLusreana —The snores
made in the match on Monday between the °Moire
and privates went for the weekly sweepstake, which
was the last for this season, and, thanks to the
liberality of the *Moors, with a small setbopriplloa
from the members of the oorpa, nearly £2O has boss
shot for. The shooting of this year shows a much
higher average than that of last, thus demonstrat
tha good result of regular weekly pretties.
folkewinstiiisr:mu the winsers of tie sweepstakes : —lst,
Private Homer, 49 marks ; 2nd, Private
,laffery, ; 3rd, Corporal Mears, 51 (less handicap
4) ; 4th, Colour.Sergetat Gregory, 131 flees handicap
6) ; Mb, Private Warren! 44_) Private Godwin,
43 (loos ittlediteP 1) ; 7th, Private Lug, 41 Hem
handicap I); and fith, Sergeant Homer, 41 (lan
handicap I.)
1 80100011 61111110 XI, Tuesday.—Before the ayor.
Dsonaminms.—Walter !louden, of Stafford,, eras
lined 5.. and costs for being drank sad israpabie Oh
, Monday night, in Deroptemtmati
Wnoirsenall—Betore the Mayor,
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4-11 T-1-1 anti Perak
Millar, of Fontagess, wa• brought up on rammed,
charged with olitaboiag • pair at boots hem Yr. Cruets,
clothier, arid*, false pretenees—lt appears that ea
Saturday prisoner meat into the *bop if At. Curtis aed
oohed him if he would allow her to take house two pairs
of boots for her husband to look at, with whieh he
supplied her—s, 10r. and 11a, pair- anal about aa boar
afterwards she returned the former, 'toting that she
would keep the latter, and that raptain Smith would
call on Monday morning and pep for them, and at the
same time would also look out a warm pair of tzonsitre
for her busload —Captain Smith aow stated that be did
not know prisoarr or her husband. and bad not audio.
reed but to obtain the boots— rho Mayor said that
there was • doubt whether aim had committed,. fraud
within the meaning of the Act, prisoner, wheat she
teak up the good*, did not oration Captain Smith's
rum There was no doubt that atm intended to
aeon& • fraud, s.d else had • most narrow earape.—
Ilhe Was cautioned and discharged.

WIYMOIITH. AMAMI Tithavainath. The
members of the Cremate Amateur Society of this toes
have, during the pee week, came meek seepatioe mad
thethemeet, by appearing before the %tub& at the
Aarembly Item of the Soya Hotel, in mime pima
It will be rewarmed by our readers that meg time no
se had measles to edvert to the firet apcletrantie a the
btll D.R. V. Theatricel Amateurs a% Me Literary Insti-
tution, prior to perfeeminse it the Lulworth Voluoteer
Camp, aed their eileenes ea heel ocarens being so gnat
it was asmidered advisable to establish themeless into
siedety, called the Dramatic Amateur Society, sad for
tbat purpose a theatricsl license was greeted to the
eage otanager, Mr. William Jeffery, by the magistrates
in petty memos assembled lost weak, "to set eenein
tragedies comedies, operal intarlndes. and farces" for
• period not exceeding Oil months On Wednesday and
Thursday overtop the moiety tnade its first appearance
Is public, and • more successful debut could get bare
, possibly been desired. On the bet merlon the rooln
ree crowded to excess, the revered erste being well
filled by lathes and gentlemen. whilst those perces who
patronised the back ones and who were not fortunate
enough to come early, were compelled to steed, sitting
rum being out cf the question. A great improvemect
has been effected In the misery belonging to the
amateurs nines we last saw, them ; new manes, of a very
tholes desoriptioe, having become their property ; and
we nine not fail to notice that Mr. Wallis,
photographer, of St. Mary-street, has preeeted then
with two very Windom* tide wings railved by himself.
in oil colours On *eh eile of the drop some. Mr.
Hewkint, florist, placed some choice plants, tbe eject
of which was very pretty. The room very mush re-
mailed a theatre, in tacit, surpassing in Want, mid
comfort many provincial oasis and 0. greseeld seedli ie
due to Mr. DaMmey, who MAN-took ate greediest rifle
stage. On both °erasion* Jones's well-known band WM
in atteedance, aid rendered good service. On the
*bole, the acting was very good, and, notwithstanding
an ocessional has now and then, afforded the greatest
atamment and satisfaction. Considering that the
majority of the amateurs have , it might he said,
telo.Le appeared on the stage, defect.' tan easily be
, as pergolas require coseidetable cottildenee
7rsirliy ma he thoroughly at home before • crowded
, hoses. Judging, however, from what we law, the
: will speedily anive ; and the various pieces erilltiti are
to he produced, during the term specified by the limns',
we have no doubt at all, will run as ensuothl as can
be wished for. The fire night's samement commenced
with the comic drama of "The Spectre Bridegroom, or
a Ghost in spite of himself." The whole plot of this
piece terns on two Mr. N icodenones, oite whom is
about to marry a rich heiress, thp daughtet of Squire
Aldwinklis, but shots prevented from doing so by the
term of his existence being suddenly brought to • ekes
The living Mr. Hie:edemas has the misfortane to be
mistaken for his brother, and, full of trouble and woe,
beaten to acquaint the Squire of the sad in-
telligence, but unfortuastely, its mistakes for the
spirit of his departed brotthre. Mr. Charles
Jeffery's perweation of the ghost in spits of himself was
almost peiftiaaii admirably etteleived the character
ifs stedeut y interlined la the theory of vampires
litr. William J ery's as Peel, servant to the dreamed,
" Nick," capitally sustained his reareeter as • mourner,
and his gref and emotion foe the nattlg aid of his
old master were most apparent. Mr. li peeeceillei
Squire Aldwinkle asphalt', in f•
eet, big fatherly
-get up," reameed grad credit tie bile. Mr Threikirr,
" Luker', Squire Aldwieltle's servaat, had • my
good part allotted bias, in which be ed his Oink
abilities admirably. and is. mr.
Jeffery, as the unfortunate ghee, by his settee
end wink lasses Vela %messiness and alarm in the
Squint's family sink% and as Osman Vimatisame,
lintimer. is as &spinet ether the head et Squire
Aliwielde's daughter, in order to win her, eetheeta le
suit rout Vie supposed ghost On the estrum the
llving " Nick"- beetwer is unable to do ao, &fig
repitelly did be poertray hie astooisieneet at tb• mid.
night intruder. Mr. Mortimer has • free _ay style
of acting, mad bids fair to be • good amateur. The
female &meters were sustained by Yemen Greener
and Chalker, aod,ceesideriag the diMeelties mem which
thryishmind is Wiwi east upon to perform
wetwalle.tlwri. yes well. Between *else=
PPM. Mortimer sod W. Jeffery ammed the
eildieereMegeseively with metinestel aed amis sow.
both if win* were suss& The atedediag pie was

"Family Jan." Mr. William, as Delph, was here the
hero of the plea% his confident, ties, and may style of
*Ling, smiles Muss general fweenrite, and the
scam= woe *rad to accord him most gratifying
test• of their appeelsatko. Mr. Hassan split teak an
old man's part (Benedict), and was well at he= too
with it, displayiag with touch ability and skill, rage
and posgioo. Mr. W. Jeffery'., as Delphi son proved
that be could act an undutiful sou's part adishably,
whilst Mr. Suns looked and acted a walking
geetletthe's part ...IL Mr. Greener warn well at be=
in frith female oliaesster, end Miss Cygnet also &puttied
herself welL On Thareday eveniagthe itanismbly Bat=
was more crowded than on the previous cionasion, many
people being unable to obtain admittance, than elearly
showing that the amateurs bad given great satishetion
the night previous. The evening's entertaineneut then-
mencetl with the drama of " State Secrets. or the Toilor
of Tamworth." Some limo ago ee gave the plot of this
L, th unnecessary eref.ire it sill be to do so now.
IBee it thinefue to say that this piece vent off most
I smoothly, not a defect being apparent. Mr. C. Jittery,
1 as Calvert° .Hal. • Cavalier, and Mr. Daemon, as Hugh
Nsvilleu Roundhead, did their porta in first-el= 'style.
Humphrey Hedsehog was most efficiently sustained by
Mr. Hserall, with mesh dignity and ease, het the semis
puttee of the ploy arm confided to the keeping of
Mr. W. Jeffery, as the tailor of Tarewseth,
and it weld not have been entrusted to better
hands. Mr. Greener, es the tailor's wife, brosight the
house down, and certainly deserved it too, whilst Mies
Cygnet, as Liddy, by vein., gesture, sad &Mimi, admirably
sustained ber poi in the piece. Between this and the
Meat play, widish was the laughablefarce of "The
Boot* at the Swan," Near& Board end Fairy sang some
auslient sentimental songs. In the farce Mr. Sues
appeared as Higgine, a gentleman with an unfortunate
name, and again did the heavy swell badness well.
Fs iskly, Mr. Dawion, was well up in his put, =shag
very spiritedly and confidently. Mr, W. Jaw,
namlat.keably proved his attachment to strawberry jam, I
and made a very good Pippin. The hero of the pkor
the Boots of the Bean, was personified by Mr. Williams
with his usual ability, and ss • policeman his appearance
and acting =seed much amusement. Mr. Greener made
• most roosslitio lady, fell of sentimental writing, whilst
Mr. Rolf., as Emily Trevoir, caused notch applause, the
female costume being admirable, and site might be
said to 13.., been got up regardless of espenee. Theft
dramatic entertainments ate moot amusing, and we hops
the members of the society will be Waved to come
forwards several ocusions during the winter. and
" like poor players, strut and fret their boon on the
stage," as we feel sure they will be encouraged sad
supported.
Coutrrt Coonv.—E. Everett, Esq., held his
monthly sitting as Judge of County Cul arts at the
Guildhall, on Thursday. The business was of a
lam interesting character than is usually met with
or such coossions, and after sitting about two hours
the Court roes. _ .

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Tait 4annitt. Ptser.—Rer Majesty's hip
Dehisce, setae. Warrior, Black Prince, Enterprise,
Wiper, and Resistance arrived in Portland Roads
from Um itestitatil on Thereby at exid-day.
Hoaouon finsisons, Taseday.—Befera the Mayne
(M. Doren's'', Captain Prowls, J. Ariial, and
W. Talbot. &qrs.
Rs etsaltot *nu too Snags TOOR CARPITS.—
Bayard Caddy and George Edwards, two lads. wars
Misfired with a breach of the bye•lawa —P.C. Mitchell
stated that on Saturday morning, about half-peet 8,
ha mw defendanta on NM Rufus& shaking • long
Isamu net in front of the Victoria Hotel.—Defendants
said they ware very sorry, bat did not know the hoer
was 40 late—The Bench, believing the atones to have
been tioessnitte I in ignores**, dismissed defendants on
paying the seats of the ease.
Batumi or tax Peace. —Mary Ann, 'rift of Samsal
Ilimmonds.furniture brass...vas charged by Soperintsa-
Pent Undamped, of the county police, for ennoying
Ilea. Mr. Howard appeared for the defence. It
appeared that ever since July Araius defendant bad
been in th- habit of pointing him out, saying, "Who
Mole Gra pipe" It wags gnat snnoyanee So somPlassat.
and he tired to he pretested. He did not fear any
personal, violence from her, but she might injure hie
character. Mr. Howard, on behalf of &fondant, said
,1 he was willing to withdraw any imputation against
Mr. Underwood, and promised that the annoyance
should not he reputed. Mr. Underwood expressed
himself satisfied with this arrangement, and the due
was dismissed on payment of costs.
Tan ANSI'S:Oa Tairralcian. A theatrical license
was granted to Mr. W. Jeffery, stare manager, of the
sth D.R.V. Amateur Qranistio Society, for sil months.
PINT RACISG.—BarIy on Monday morning, several
voearies of the tad &mumbled at the mos course,
Lodnioor, for the purpose of witnessing posy racing.
The first, and movt exciting contest, wan between Mr.
, Sarancembe's Catch-an. Alive, and Mr. Brett's Name-
lees. The eatiash was for Sr. guineas, and the distraint
• mile, which remelted in BrafA's Nameless winning
easily by about 10 lengths. The sound match was
between the same animals for halta-mile, for litlf.a.
sokravign, which ended in Gitelman-Alive being again
beaten. Another motet) thou took plane for • similar
sera, between Mr. Yeareley's Yorkshire Gray, and Mr.
Whittle's Sauffteker. Twenty yards start was given
the former, but she was beaten by fifty.