The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-24 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST!4, PM

it. beauty and scent_ Dahlia,. II varieties. 15%
on 19 Park,. Henhury.
Ist, Mr 0 Bush; 2nd, Mr J Nation, Both 3rd. Cleaved
plant of cattle's crisp i attract, be
it was gent by C ipta.n Dymond, end this valuable orchid 7. 61, and fa Six ectrOa- 11.t24.
had ne less than 11l bl.nos. of wh't'' and niSar.
.1 M.,. and there would have been 90 spikes not one Hess. lt varieties, winch blooms, 15% is 6%. and a d&ErFFOlimoruhilinvel.l7l.7.l.f *thy
the men
.;ooffirking-Ea!ythoenLoSetnr.ndon SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINse AN ANTILLERY.•
and 8 etth- Western Railway was welkine along the At the Borough Police-court, On wedneeday. heforeliti
been broken off. 13 x entrim.- line a little beyond the east end of the Honiton tunnel, De 0., Knedonen). B. Hopkin!, Mq., and D 0 Mete, •
I.t Mr ti Girrawsr• B'th lend• 134"r1i ;he raw the bud- f e close the is with Willieet Paeriee, Hi, al Artilleryman, atm eliargoa a i
' l w flow
A I yuletide liendersoull, with Its Leanne ye le ere. Parke; 3rd, 13 Itieetwood, It.q. yo • men lying oie,,t'' LI nit:tab...ly
of ' et. iii.,g i r ,lii the Whito He-t Inn a gold watch end elide.
s no. 11 old attraction se. glows; et.d next it well yard- Petunias, fl varietier. single or double, 15., 7.61_,. and Bs. ' the heal severed from it. It prove. to we --e silver a 14',.• ,n I chsiii, told • oinus areetle. of Jewell or,
high Unilever* looking like an enormous cactus. Mr. six entries.-lot., H N Middleton, EA ; itn.l. Mr Fame ;, • man named Tiockey, a carpenter, residing at Hositon. valued it .Cl 5. the pr.merty or Hr. JA,,, ja,b, ,IL
C ano very kindly sent two frames cif splendid p gimes. 3rd, Mr 13 Giirreway. He had been working at Weymouth for some time, and Air, it 1.11U4 eitltr.,l on Titeslay &item°, the prisoner
they were not for Verbenas, in trusses not exceeding S stems. It varieties. Mat Saturday he left kis wife at Holguin with the eerie into the bar with two other teen and had sous beer.
m et brilliantly and variously marked ;
competition. or their beautiful tints sal
.eziermaus eisi 16. and ss. Six ant:ha-Ist
Sad, Mr 8 Dobree. Kr William Killer; Kr ' Intention of returning to Ide work. He had been The pit oni r then went into the yard to wash himself.
must have won the prise Two down of distinct debi
. . suffering from an &Section of the brain, but not an . Witness heard him ark for a comb, and she told her
all large and beautiful, came text, end were *minted Asters. 12 blooms, 10. and si. Twelve entrisa-ars, gorkmar as to etche alarm in the minds of his friend., i servant t i get one: but whether she got it cc not she
; end, Mr J Notion.
18 inches In diameter) of the and it is supposed that instead of returning to his work could not tell. In the evening, when she went upstairs.
with by an equal number of thaw showy blooms. Dedham Mr G °ammo' d
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she found the things which had been lying about in bar
of wil and other Sowers were in forms of double seats, Basket exesed.l,
a harvest field. an ep:rgne trophy. dec. but no words call beet Flowers meet tastefully,,,,egiikt.o. and 7. iti, he had wandered about In the no.„,..tobb.:nrhood of bedroom bad been taken away. saa then gave warm..
give any Ides of the elaborate form and colours tberein. p,„ v0„.,..„-,... min x.ria, vi mmiton, but it is notknownhowbecame upon the line. to the i,„ji,
n front were bouquets of rare. %erbium% steobanutia 20d, R Thornton .X
, From the appeeranoe of the body he could not have mrs. R Joins' little boy,, aged about 12, rroved that as
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set in ferns, fancy gr and own, and oaths picture in Group of Natural Flowers, in vase or ornamental stand. been knocked down by • train, for there are no trams he w. g raiiig upstairs yeeterhy af term, uhe met the
Itself. Mrs Herbert Wi sans •••t • Mtn • ilium: for dinner.table, beauty of arrangement and effect to be of a blow, and it io presumed that he must have placed prisoner, who asked him for a comb. Ile took him WM •
but the hrightnetla of the geraniums in a basket dose be the teat of merit, 15% 10% and 5.. Three entriee-let his neck n the rail. . little room where there was one. Prisoner then wanted •
were almost too much for ito delicate bee. Still Ping Mhos H Symonds ; 34. Master Berkeley Williams. brush. The boy went into hie mother's room and lee uelit
round, the great green velvety leaves of marmots satirise Herringstone, Dorchester ; 3rd, Mir E Mantel!. TIMIZATENIWO L•guowle.-Wiffian Seciniey, land- him one. He then went downstairs and saw no more of
contrasted with • o ellowotained croton, and next were • Wild Flowers, best collection, ornamental device, 10$'
nder the leaves (gymno- lord of the Freemasons' Arms, High-street, was on him.
. 'aroe fern, with golden colour u . liaL , D Four entries-lit, Miss Green, Colliton-honso Dorchester. Tuesday summoned for using threatening langnhge Francis P0wer...m.1,1,8M at Mr. S %meant's, raen'oroker
gramm scb ry booby II amid e beau tif u Earl _ reelenee. VIM. towards Elisabeth Hannister.-Complainent said lid d jeweller, of ESL MUY4treOL 11,i3 yeaterdav aft emoon
and yuccas, set off the blood.red colours or of Beacons- li op and pleitgod a silver watch in
Sold fuchris, and a seedling begonia with abundance of Grapes, black Hemburgh, 3 bunch**, 10. and 6a. Seven Tues lay afternoon she was standing at her door when is6l:lsoner mass to the h " - -
with its foliate remindLng entries.-Ist,_Rev N. Bond (Tyneham, Wareham); Ind, defendant the name of James Cole, of Portlend. for 19s. 6d.
used very bad language towards her. She P.S. Detamont said he apprele oiled the prisoner last
0. v ma. fern, were a width end green C. Rambo% SKI.
Icarus
bloat bloom. sn. Of ealsigin.o.4 :Ile. asked him whom he meant, and be replied '1 You, you night in Trinity-street. He found the while of the articles
The prisoner at first plesded not guity. and said he had
variegate, anad a most delicate levieata. But as you proceed _Grapes, black, 3 bandies, an/ other sort, 104 and 573. old witch; and I Can prove you to be one." He also on him, with the exception of the silver watch.
the varieties of ferns become still more strange and varied, Four entriee.-Lt, H N X dletou Es
i; i - - • - -; Sai• R said be could prove her to be • thief as well.-As there
two most delicate specimens of A.'grecillimtun contreated Sheridan. Esq. was no evidence of any threatening language having no recollection of taking the things. He afterwards
d lowans gibb., entries.-Ist. H N Middleton. II 9 el. C Hanohro.
with the broader foliage of ferleyense. and trapeadorme, Grapes% white muscat, 3 bunches. 10s end 59. Three
B . been used, the I3ench said it was auother neighbours' pleaded guilty, and made a paltry defence, saying some
and blechnom, oddly crumpled, an..q : n !nen most have put the things in his pocket.
I remindei one of a willow, but perhePi the extreme line. crapes. whits. 3 bunches. any 000.,..a.a. 10. aadla
querrel, and after cautioning both the parties, di.- major ilnlesworthy,oelcer in charge of the battery, gave
nose and softness of oheilanthuselegans was mod curious. Three entries-Ist, Rev. N. Bond; tad, Captain Sutton missed the case.
I RUMS° DI Al Ostecerre.-A man named .iie the prisoner a bad cluiratter. lie had been ha.. con-
A very compact masa of gralsginella spode in saucer was se (-Cue House).
even almost as if it had been cbPeed, whiles. casis was Melon, 10.$ and Si. Eight entries-id. Mrs. Farr.-- with sleeping rn
snag I
viotedi of brainy. and was an indifferent s ..slier.
Sentenced to six months' imprisonment with hard
of • straggling habit Kr. H. N. Middleton kindly sent Sad, R S Sheridan. re. Holden warn on Tuesday charged wi
choice verbenee which are Isere plac ogee and at this grown under glass. dish of & 10. and st. Six omnibus in West-street, and also with being drunk on labmr•
ed
end of the central stage is also a brilliant show of dahlias entries.- t, R B Sheridan. Lei :2nd. Mrs Frampton. the Raplanatle.-P.C. Riggs said on Sunday night he
and pompano". We now again arrive at the remarkable Peaches. grown in the open air, dieb of 6. is gd and Si. saw the defendant sleeping in one of the seats on the
fol,o‘o of the Needoniie palms, carotene, and oessies, Two entries -let, C Hamm*. Bee ; Ind. Colooel Henning. Esplanade. As he was drunk witness took him in
among which 'tends alocasia cdeororhist variegate will. C.B. custody. He found on him Is. Md. lie locked him
reuplessforedsaf. safely,
Tuesday
on the fidlowin.g.m.orning
.he
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Peat arum-like leave., splashed and some entirely of,
sNectarines. grown onder.glasa_disk re 6. 7. 61 and 5 e
creamy white. Oyer all tower three magnificent plants. B.x entriee-ht, R B Sheridan, Seq., sd, J Crane. Bub
a moo i (breadfruit), carrots Cum ingil, and sea( orthia Southover, Telpudd le. musty MOTDIIIIg. 11; non-past twelve,
elegenr. the litter with joints like a bamboo. In this Nootelines, grown in the open air, dish of 6, 1.61 and witness found him sleeping in an omnibus in New-
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get, • first prise was won by Captain Dymond with &i. One entry.-I.t. withhold: 2od. C. Hembro, Elio street, belonging to Mr. Dunn, of the Victoria Hotel.
that sp derail which reminded us of geologic ages, the Pear'. dessert, dish of 6.6. and 39 &IL Four entree.- He had no visible means of subeletenoe.-Mr. Supt,
great cs •aii at the entrance of the tent, and which ought to q 0 Fleetwood. lliq • Sort, withheld. Vickery said the defendant was a coachbuilder by
he seen be everybody who visits Lulworth. hums. light colour-n.1,12_55 and It 61 Seven entries.- trade, and had been in tha employ of Mr. Goldstone,
Under of St. Thomas-street, for the last eleven or twelve
the walls of the tent is • charming show of laillfrs Frampton; Snd, Captain Suttee.
ems, dark coloured. 11, 51 end 9. 61131 x entriek-lato
meowed and white blooms, the first prise card for
schimenes being in Kr. Kiddleton's white, and UN Mill Frampton ; Sod, Mrs. Fame months. Mr. Goldstone had given him the character
second in Captain Dymon•i's puce (longifiorat For Cherries, 1 pound. 51 and Is 61. Nine entries.-lit, of being • hardworking and industrious man when at
bunches of cut Sower.. Miss W eat, of 'rooms, was Mr o:Symonds, Monckton ; tad, Mrs•Farrer. work.-Fined 21. 61.
thought to surpass the rest in delicacy and refinement, Apples, desert, dish of 6,5 u and 11, &L Nine entries. -
though Mrs. Ferrer had some noble nosegays set ia c dem, Isl, Mr A Einem, Dorchester.; tad Colonel Esnnlng.C.S. 'Pada/NOV.-Jo/is Siniik, • tinsmith, was on Mon.
geraniums. end ferns, and each • good ample handful of Apples, kitchen, dish of 11, Ss and il. 61. Eleven entries, day charged with disorderly conduct, and with apply.
itself. Miss K Homers were also very choice, and the -let. General Parks; &id, J Cress, ESQ. lug for relief at the polloe-station, be having at the
bouquets possessed striking individualitiee, noteworthy Currants. red, I pound. 5 i and I. 61. Biz entries-lit, same time means in his possession.-Fred Sansome,
beingabougnetof neutralitintedmhunlushormonising well OXerbie, Esq, Yeovil ; Se& Mrs Ferrer, porter at the Workhouse, said the defendant came
with coleus leaves almostlirown in tint; this bouitet had a Currants,_white, 1 pound,* and Ss tid. Three entries.
very original and almost artificial appearance. The prise -.slat Mrs Ferrer; Ind. 11 N Middleton, Eq. there on Saturday night the worse for drink. As was
the rule witness searched him, and he was very
dahlias blase from this end of the marquee. and we note that
Messrs. Keynes. of 8 olhbury, have a floe show, but the TIONTABLIS. abusive. He then took him to the bath-room, and he
first prise is adjudged to Mr. 1. Nation. some of whose Collection of Vegetables, 12 sorMi•_
_EI. 101, and is. Seven there ordered him to tie up his clothes, upon which be
blooms are largest, though they are notiven intim. Meagre entries-let, Colonel Henning, CH ; god, Mx W Miller; became most abusive, and used very bad language. lie
Keynes, however, deservedly take the first prise for roses. 34 Captain Dymond. cautioned him, and told him he should send for the
a royal standard (rose pink) bang to our mind the largest Ditto: 5 Bette. .Cl,loes and St Tin entries-let. Mr H police. He replied " You can send for a hundred
and most symmetrical bloom in this pert of the show. Bush; sod. Mr W Milleri'3rd, Colonel Henning, UR policemen if you like," and made a rush at him to
Asters are remarkably lugs and good, the first prise (lir. Celery. 3 head, Eis and 5. 61. Nine entrisa-lst, H N strike him. Witness then locked the door on him, and
Conaway's) blooms being immense, while for variegation Middleten,'Beg ;3nd, Mr H Dimities. Sydllng.
we preferred Mr. Middleton's, which were planed second. Oniona_spring sown It 5% m
34, Si. Eleven entriesseat for • polioeman.-P.S. Apse, proved apprehend.
Ni. 4 was unlike the rest, the esters being dant, quilled lse. Mr W Miller • 3thrMrs Ferrer • 3rd, Captain Sutton. hog him. On the way to the station, in one of his
blooms„ but inferior in sins. Verbenas were also a good rotatose. roluniu les* 31'Ishd Si 81. _Seventeen stockings, which he carried in his hand, he found 511
show, Mr. W. Miller's, of Sberborna, especially so, while entrifa'''lll• a" Bond ;lads OeFted• prowled. -Supt. Vickery, assistant relieving officer, said the
there were very choice varieties in the woad and third fsPotatom. kidney, haitewk, 61 and 2. 6d. Twenty defendant came to him on Saturday night for relief,
prise lota. Teas showy gladioli were of almost „mil!
entries-Ist. Mr W li. ; Ind. Mrl.o 3 Williams and, as be said he had no money, he gave him a
tint in which was red • and beautifully streaked and Andrew.. Dorchester. ticket -The Bench sent him to Dorchester for 28
veined. "Is Os., AS at Weymouth, went to Somerset, Peas, half•neek. 81,31, and 111. Nine entries-Ist BB _ _ ,...A labour
as • vagrant.
being taken by Mr. Hobe's% of Wellington- A large and fiherldans'Beq; itnd, Colonel Henning. 0.11.;Ird, General days' ""'"
brilliant show of coleus and begonias makes up Qs re. Parke. A BAD C•51.-At the Tuesday's police court,
inlander of the exhibits in this tent. Beans, scarlet runner. 100, 5s and 'le 63. Thirteen before the Mayor (G. IL Eliot, Esq.), Dr. Drew, Dr.
- - a 121 andilie 61 Thirteen entries.-lst.
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In the "Plueer block was engaged Kr. G. Williams =trim-Ist, General Parke ;Sad. G Fleetwood, Esq.
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Third, J. Milledge, Esq., it Hopkins, Esq. and H.
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AU arrows with the rut of the iommidee, and they
ese avery pleasent, though perhape • difficult task. The
show of fruit was excellent and large, although the mason
is rather late. About 50 bunches of grapes Were staged,
and this may give an example of the show. The block
was occupied by a middle sMge. decked with petuniaa,
fuchsias, and baskets of flowers, mons which one was
arranged as • royal crown over an etch, whence
hung a garland. At the end of the room was
the show of Urns, orchids, and flowers, sent by Mr.
W. Sensor, 1L P., and • very considerable additioo
it WAS to the 'how, although most select, in fact so varied
was the selection that it was a pleasint dower show in
Rawl?. A very choice orchid was odontoglossuns Alex-
andra, somewhat resembling Out. Dymond'. cattier*, but
smaller, and exhibiting the lomat-like peculiarities of the
orchidelowers more markedly. Mr. Stymier also showed •
collection of fruit, not for competition, including fine
grapes, peaches, and nectarines. The shelves round the
walls Wesearkorlted with graceful orchids and ferns. The
melons nunabsr.d eight, and Mre. Ferrer, of Sinew Hall,
won with • *semi and well-flavoured green-fifth, Victor,
of Bath. Poaches under glaas—en " Admirable " show of
Mr. Sheridan'a woo, even in size and colour, the second
being Royal G.rorge, which 'mt. mown in the open air by
Mr. Hambro, took the first prise In their class. Mr. Sher.
elan wee amity first with rich-coloured pine-apple nectar-
ines. Of plume thesbow was good and very varied, although
the entries were not early, Mr. Frampton, of Moreton,
taking the lead. The cherries ware all Morello, as usual. Mr.
Sy m nods winning in *good oora petition. Behind the peaches
ete., were dimosei the remarkable collection of grapes, of
which Rev. N. Bond and Mr. Middleton seem to have
taken the principal honours. Of the groups of natural
flowers in IWO Mies H. Symondie, gracefully disposed in
01,11 cp !MON WAS by fee the most tasteful. although
there were other more strikiog designs, especially th.
b II broad-coloured display of Was E. Manse, wherein
sll ow. and broom were strongly contrasted.
pples red, and white currants wine displayed on the
her side of the room, and were good, the red Dutch
currants of Mr. Harbin being giants in dm. Mr. B. A.
Hogg is to be muratulated on taking first amateurs'
prim with • capital dish of %Bogard* peaches, and Mr.
If. Holger for deing the CAMS with his handsome
pineapple neetarines. Handsome is that handsome does,
might Mr. R. Groves say of his greengage plums, which
though not attractive hi the eye, won by their excellent
fl scour the fint prise. A few more dishes of good apples,
among whish mm, due even ones of Mr. S. Danford gain
the let wits., would conclude this portion of the show.
II It before leaving the room, we not* a novel i ollectioa of
dianthus or ludpin eiok. kr...us lent hs Mr. F Dews
ne aria shed rodesalike • large vegetable markets
Ally the articles were all of first egoolluum, and it was all
"were" and no " 'seta" at that capacious place. The
tables facing the outside public were moulded with the
vegetables; but we are most strongly attracted to the
immense trusses of fuchdas in flower which tower from •
yard to Mt. high over the central stage. Mr. Crane wins
both open and amateur prises, a noble tree of Rose of
Castile covered with hundreds of pink and white blooms
being the largest in the shed. Here are also the showy
geraniums in bloom, and the dull but curious minds The
Irrepressible coleus, with their engirt leaves, are rightly
Crriatt the bark of the shed ; but behind here is also a very
ing show of balsams, some almost rivalling carna-
tions in their tints. The greatness of the show grows on
os sad we moat leave the winners the honours of the
sei list, for after the glories of the great marquee, we
almost weary of tint and form in such endless change. A
pretty show of petunias and fuchsias must not be omitted;
they are at the mat and of the shed.
The vegetable dlior Ilk, those at most shows this
season, was very and of the whole exhibition nothing
equalled Mr; H. B 's prise collection. Celery, onions,
and cauhfi ower were In goad quality, and tomstoes,
parsnips, and carrots, especially amongst the cattagers'
chime were very fine. It is an exceptionally good year
far peas, so that the exhibits were above the average.
'Pot otos. generally are in good quality, and particularly to
be not, in this cottager, class wee • fine plate of kidney
potatoes, which were as clean • lot as could easily be
found. Of the round sorts Early Emperors were the best,
and Brasses Prolific also stood good. Among onions
nothing need be mentioned in particular but Kr. Cole
plate of Nunhans Park, which gained the first peise. The
carrot, in the cottagers' clause were of eplendld quality,
in which Mr. Cox again same to the front with James's
Intermediate. Mr. Pulley, sun., also showed a good
lot of Long Reds, which gained second prim. Cabbages
being out of season could not be expected to be very
good, but we might my they were fine. French beans
were • good show, and in the *Wagers' classes the
exhibits were quite equal to the open classes. Broad beans
were very fine in both the open and cottagers' classes, in
the latter Mr. Paulley having a particularly fine plate of
Carter's Leviathan long pods Mr. Cox gained first
prim for parsnips with • splendid display, and as a
rule parsnips throughout were exceedingly t good. In
re the cottager.' collections the was noth noticeable
beyond the prise displays Among the s ogle dishes
in the open classes there were splendid lots. It
would be liflicult to find • better sort of potato
than the Rev. N. Bond's plate of Schoolmasters,
they being eimuly perfection. Outdo Dymond's prim
lot of Breme's Prolific were very little in the rear of the
first prior. The kidneys in the open classes Ware best
represented by Mr. Miller, of Sherborne, Mr. Williams
Andrews coming second. General Parke had a splendid
dish of 100 scarlet runners, which far out-distanced all
others in the same CUSS, although the second ;rise lot of
Mr. Fleetwood wale of goo I quality. There were some
yen good plates of dwarf beans. Among the green Peas
Mr. Sheridan was hest with a fine plate of Ns pies ultra.
General Parke'. Dr. McLun biting second. The cucurn-
bore shown were hardly so good as might have been
expected, but the first and wood lota ("Tender and True")
was fairly good. Altogother the vegetable show was
beyond the average.
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Oolonel Nanning, 0.B: find, G Hero—,
Cucumbers. brace. 5., 3., and 1. 61 Sax entriea—lst,
H N Middleton,'lo.o ; find, C Sambre:Era ; 3rd, Colonel
Henning, C. B.
rLOwtina.
Fuchsias, 6 varieties, 10. and 5a Two entrisa—lit, Mr
F Dawn; find. Mr T Bailey.
Balsams 6 plants, 10s and 6.. Three ant:kW—let, Mr
Miller; find, Mr T Bailey.
Geraniums, with variegated,follaW6 mien's, 7461 and
s. Three entries.—Let, Mr 0 Gantry ; 2nd, Mr F
laws
Geraniums, bedding. 6 varieties, 5.. and 2. 61 Two
steles-Ist, Mr F Dawe ; 2u4 Mr 0 Garrsway.
Dailies. 12 varieties, 104 and 5.. Four entrisa—lst, Mr
I Nation ~2nd, Mr H Bush.
R 8 varieties, single blooms, 10. and 'sa One entry.
—lst, Garraway ; find, Mr R Groves.
Verbenas. in trusses, not exceeding five demo, 12
varietisale and 2. 61 One entry. —lst, W Yalu
W.Grovea.
Asters, 12 blooms, 5. and 2. fld. Six-entries—let, Mr G
GmTaw&Y.; Sind, :Mr J Nation.
MUM.
Grapes, block. 3 bunches, 5. and 2. 6d.--let, Mr R T
Chamen, Oharminster. Only entry.
Grapes, white, 3 bunches, fd and 2.64.
Peaches, dish of 6,5. and 2.61. One entry.—let, Mr B
A Hogg, Dorchester; 2nd, Mr. R Groves.
filNetetarines, dish 01 6,51 and 24 64. One entry.—lst. Mt
H Hodges, Dorchalter. Only entry.
Pears, dish of 6, Ss and 24 61. Two entr4es-Ist, W
Durden, Fog, Dorchester; 214, Mr K T Mamma
Fume, light coloured, 12, 5. audit. 61. One snort—lit,
tOe H Groves ; Sod, Mr A Burden, Charlton Marshall.
Plume,' dark coloured. 12, 51. and 5. 61—Ind, Mr R
troves.
Cherries, 1 pound. 5. and 2. 61 Ode entry.-14, Mr,
t'Slade.
Apples, dessert, a dish of 6,5. and 201. Seven entries.
—lst, Rey H P Makes, Dorchester :2nd, Mr A Ranson.
Apples, kitchen, a dish of 12. 5+ and 2. 6d.—let, Mr
Dunford, Shoehorn. ;*Sod, Mr K? Chung...
Currants, red, 1 pound, 51 and s.64.—find, Mr It Groves
(only entry.)
Currants, white. '1 pound,'' 6.", and 2. fit—let, not
awarded; find, Mr 11111cie,
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vIOI7IIILMS.
Collection of Vage'ables, 6 arta,' 7a 13.1;5., and 2.61.
Right entriee.-10, Melt Had.; Ind, Mr A Zenon; 3r4,
Mr G Thorne.
Cucumbers, a brace,"seandille 61. Three entrite.—lat,
Kr W.Miller ; 2nd, Mr R Slade.
Ocrrraocie PRIZE&
TiarrißLllL
Potatoes, kidney, half peck. 54,4., mar& 61. Seventeen
entrisa —lst, Mr It'Cox,Sherbm-ne ; 2nd, Mr.: hay, gen.
Minterne ; 3rd, Mr JolUffe Dorchester.
Potatoes, round. half -e. ss, 4e, and Is 6.1. Thirteen
entries-Ist. Mr Frank Awls ;Sod, Mr 3 Paully ; 3.11, Mr
R Cox.
Pennine, 11, 5., 4., and If &L Nine entrlea—lak Mr
R Cox; find, Mr Nally ; 3rd, Mr 8 Brows, Dorchester.
Onions, 12, fe. le, end la 8.1. Fourteen manna —lst, Mr
R Oox ; find. Mr F Dewn, Dorchester; 3rd, Mr Davis,
Dorchester.
Carron, 12.1a45, audits 61 Ten entries-Ist, Mr R
Oox ;Sad, Mr .1 Pauly, Minterne;3rd, Mr 0 Hand, Piddle
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town.
()ebb's*, needs, 5,, ha and 2(61'. Thirteen entries.—
lit, Mr 3Paull,. gen. :2nd, Mr 8 Brown ;3rd, Mr C Hand.
Blau, scarlet runners, 100, 4s, and Is 61. Ten
entriea—lst, Mr Et Cox; Mr 11 Prior; 3rd, Mr S
Brown.
Baena, broad, half-peck. 5., andl2. 64. oTen entries.
—lst, Mr J Faulty; find, Mr C Hand; 3rd, Mr,ll Crichel,
Came

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Reggett, Reg,
of age, was brought before the Bench under rather
strange circnmetanoui.—P.O. Bartlett said he found
the boy wandering about with no one to look after
him. On questioning him he said his father WM out
of work, and he wee obliged to help him out of the
31. • week which he earned by driving donkeys on
the sands. At the house where they lodged there
were also no lees than 14 persons staying. The boy
had to pay 2s. a week for their lodgings, and the other
Is. he gave his father. He had to get his food as best be
could.--Sopt. Vickery said he had known the boy and
his father for some ime. 'They were in the Union for
some time, and the father was discharged as being an
able-bodied pauper. There were his two daughters
also in the Union it the Mine time. Since then the
two irtris had been tent away to a school, but the boy
had been left unprotected. The father bad been con
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Acted of larceny, aid warn totally unfit to have charge
of the boy.—The lunch made an order that the lad
should be sent to the Kennington Industrial School,
near Bridgwater, until he is 16 years of age.—The
Mayor said the 'Beach in making this order did not do
so in any way as • punishment to the boy, but as the
best thing which emuld be done for him, as he would
have an opportunity of learning • trade, and would
thus be able to earn an honest livelihood.
AMU Saturnine Resume' Socierv.—The annual
meeting of the Weymouth branch of this excellent
society, whose first and main aim is to bring soldiers
to the knowledge of Christ, was held on Saturday
afternoon at the Royal Hotel Assembly-room.. The
chair was taken by General Baugh, and there were
also, on the platform—the Rev. J. Stephenson, Rev.
W.B. Shuttlewortb, Colonel Scott (local hon.
Colonel Sandwich the (deputation), and' Colonel
Willoughby. The report of Colonel Scott was
extremely satisfactory. The total amount of receipts
during the year was £B7 Is. 2.1., of which £lO had been
given the Scripture Reader, and about £75 remitted to
the parent society. He spoke in praiseworthy terms
of the good work being done by Mr. Statham, and
said that in response tithe application of the secretaries
the society had increased his salary from £9O to £lOO
a year. He also expressed their thanks to the Rev.
J. Stephenson (St. John's), and to the Rev. J. D.
Addison (Holy Trinity) for giving sermons in aid of
the society.—Colonel Willoughby, in the course of his
address, stated that there were now in the ranks of the
society's workers 88 men, all pious men, and nearly all
of whom had been in the army. The income of the
society last year WM £9,562 Us. 2d., and this year it
was more than £lo,9oo.—Colonel Sandwich pre a
most interesting address on the work of the society in
Zululand, Afghanistan, and other places.—The Rev.
J. Stephenson also spoke . few words in favour of the
,good.work.—The benediction brought the nestingto
a cloee.—There was not • large attendance.
DIONEINNIM. —On Monday Wiltiasc Joke Howe,
shipwright on board the Warrior, was summoned for
being drank and riotous in King-street on Sunday.—
P.O. Stickland said on Sunday morning, about half.
past 12, he saw the defendant in King-street very
drunk. He went ur to some men and interfered with
them, saying he was "on duty." If witness had not
Interposed there would have been • row. Defendant
then wanted to fight him. Ultimately he was taken
In custody, M his conduct was very disorderly.—P.S.
Apse, give evidence to the effect that the defendant
was drunk on Saturday nleht.—Fined 54., or in default
seven days' hard labour.--On Tuesday Sarah Stone
was charged with drunken and riotous conduct.—
P.O. Kale said hut Tuesday he was on duty in West.
street when he sew the defendant there very drunk.
Her conduct was very disorder:y.—Defendant said
her husband had been besting her, and she WM in
" • solid gore of blood." She called the constable to
her moisten" and he would not go.—She was fined
54., or seven days' imprisonment with hard labour.
—A sailor, named Joupit Randall, an old offender,
was summoned for drunken and riotous conduct.
P.C. Kale proved the case.—Supt. Vickery gave him
the character of being a toil seaman when at sea, but
also produced a lonr list of p-evious convictions for
various offenoes.—The Mayor in sending him to Dor-
chester for 28 days with hard labour, said he wished
he had the power to indict • more severe punishment.
—Margaret Parker for being drank in Nicholas-
strut last Saturday was ordered to pay the °oats.—
It was her first offence.

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Oro- ves.

FLOWRILL

Daaket of Garden Flowers, 7. 61, and 3s.STbree
'Maim-Ist. Mr P Dawn; Sad. Mr Prior; 3rd. MreJ
Ornamental Darla of Garden Flowers, 101. Tallid. and
6s. One entry.—lst. Mr. if Dawn.
Collection of 6 Plante in Pots. B
7.61, Si. and 3s. Two
entries.—lat, Kr F Mani ; It Kr ailey.

8111111111.
Apples, table, 11, 4s, 3s, and St One entrr.—lit end 3rd
not awarded ;2nd, Mr W Slade.
Apples, kitchen, 12, 4% 3% and fa Two entries.-14,
Mr W Slide; Sod, Mr F Dena
Pear% 12, 4s, 3% and 2% No entries.
Plums, 12, 4a, 3% and Sg. No entries.
Collection of Fruit, 61, 41, and 3s. No entries.
ExTuA Pennvol Corraolas, 11l Slirif FINSZIRID WS
MI. S. R. HAULM THU NUZIPAILIIS, DOSCHISETS2.
For the-best collection of four seriatim of Vegetables,
not to include more than two dishes of Potatoes, to be
nonmetal for by
_persons residing within five miles of
D..irchester, 10% 7a, and 3‘. St. entries,—lat, Mr A
Bider ; Sod MzWTalbotl3rd, Yr .1 How.

DU/ilia the afternoon the band °lithe Nth Pompadours
from Portland, under Herr Hansen, and numbering 40
good performers, played an excellent selection of music,
and their beautiful strsins were listened to with much
pleasure.

PICNIC AT..FRAIKPTON PARK.

Mr. Harrington, of Gambill, supplied the retreat:manta
in a separate rayquee, and him catering wee much approved
by the Judges Cod others who lanabod in the marquee in
lb* if ternoon.

The visitors included Mr. .1. Moyer, M.P., Mr. G. W.
?Myer. Mr. H. N. Middleton, Kr. and Mrs. R. B. Middle-
ton, Rev. 11..1. Green, the Mayor oI Dorcheiter and Mrs
Drachm, Rev. Canon and the Mimes Smith, Mr. G. end
Mina Corm., Misses Churchill, Mrs. and Miss Brymer,
Colonel Henning, C. 8., Captain Kassel and family, Yr.
and Mrs. G. J. G. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett, Captain
end Mrs. Hodges, Lieutenant G. Williams-Andra ws and
Mrs. Andrews, Ur. B. W. Williams, Mr. Eamon, Dr.
Aldridge, Mr. Aldridge, Captain Am_vatt, Mr. R. Davis,
and Wee Parsons. Mr. I and Miss Peens, Mr. Robert
pee oenenin Dymond, Mr. Freeland Pilliter. Mr. end
Mrs. W. A Bankeit Rev. H. P. Ram. Yr. Alfred Pone,
Mr. E. Pope, Mr. Herbert Hodges, Mr. Onoruhs, Rev. H.
Mrs. Everett, Mr. G. 0. Chtnrchill, Mr. E. L. Eln.
denier, Captain Hamar. Colonel Seaward. Dr.
Mr. G. W. Homer, Odonel
_Qldileld, Mr. Wea.V.
M. Thurman. Mr. De* Mr. IL J. Thurman, Mr.
yhh,,,iton (ton. gen, Weymouth Plower Show). and Kn.
Thiselton, Mr. Pearoo (Psrtland), An, 44

Faurr.—Mr. &Word (gardener to W. M. Brireor,
NI 1...) and !gr. Beek (gardener to Lord Almatron).
PI-await —Mr. 13.ek and Mr. P,owell (gardener to W.
B-rmor. Zig., M.P.)
VaacraaLza. —Mr. Uphill (Moreton), Kr. Garrawar
(Bath), and Mr. Harris (DlroSest.ra

WITXO crra.
Pamfaviou.--Second-Lieutenant W. G. WsWord,
of the Royal South Lincoln Ililitia, has been promoted
to be first-lientenant.
ST. JOHN'S CHITECH.—UntiI further notice there
will be an additional servioe, with sermon, at this
church, commencing at half-put nine.
PHI ITALIAN BAND.--011 Tuesday afternoon the
Royal lleliui Band plays] an admirable 'election of
mmic at the Greenhill Gardena. There was e good
attendance.

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Instead of the usual "trout," it being the 0 mtenary
year. the authorities at the Maiden-street Wesleyan
School& gave their children a splendid day's outing on
Wednesday at Frampton Park, kindly lent them !. y
Richard Brinsley Sheridan, F.N.
The children, to the number of over 900,, assembled in
the morning at the schoolroom, and, having had bright
new Centenary medals distributed amongst them, they
formed into procredon. and, with banners and flags
flying, walked to the station- They were accompanied by
the pastors, the Rev. R. Allen and Rev. W. Moe. with
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Brice, and towbars.
The parents and friends of the rcholare also had the
opportunity of joining in the day's enj.,yment, and about
100 accepted the invitation. The whole of the park was
placed at the climatal of the party. and • more beautiful
plane for • picnic it would be hard to find. Various sports
were engaged in until tea time.
An excellent repast wet provided, and after the good
things had been disposed of the sports were returned until
d usk, when the happy party returned to the station, having
spent • most enjoyalsle day. Mr. Beale (superintendent),
Mr. Cole, Kr. Sharron. and others worked hard to ensure
the saxes, of the undertaking, and thanks are due to Mr.
Wright, of St ligary-stmet, for hts kindness l• supplying
the refreshments, and for allowing the use of his vans
On returning to Wey -nab the precession wag re-formed,
and marched through the streets to the schoolroom, where
the children dispersed to their homes
The day was beautifully fine, and everybody, both
children and visitors, thoroughly enjoyed themselves

Woacisme's Ourruo.—The mploss of Mr. knee,
builder, had their bonus! outing on Saturday laat. To
the number of about 60. the men left Weymouth by an
early train for Southampton. A capital dinner was
provided, at which Mr. Waters took the chair (in the
unavoidable absence of Mr. Innes), and Mr. Burbidge
occupied the vice-chair. In the afternoon Netley
Abbey and other plaoee of interest were visited. The
weather was all that ooul I be desired, and the outing
vu a most enjoyable one. The party started for
home by the lest train, and reached Weymouth about
11 o'clock.

To the Allier.
Bir—Having always taken alma little interest in party
politics at Weymouth, I am rather curious to know what
the Liberals are doing as a party about registration. I
have seen a notice about the town in which the secretary
of the newly-formed Liberal Association invites claims to
be made through that organis-dion, and this morning,
greatly to my surprise. I saw another notice issued by Mr.
Howard, uking persons to make application for forms of
claim at his rev. Is this done in opposition to the
association? Or is this another new departure" in the
political career of the gentleman who was once the leader
of the party, but who relined his leadership when
he had no party to lead I Having watched the conduct
of this gentleman for nearly a quarter of a century, and
esnedsay in registration matters of late years I should
strongly advise the part, to act unitedly and h.estily
with the Liberal Association, that they may
secure gob-
eoliths] results at the Revising Barrister's Court. This is
all the mere necessary lust now as the Conservatives are
favoured by having friends filling ofilclal po-itions who
can give their party advice gratis.—Tours,
Am ow Lana.

WETYOUTIi lIARB JUR

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Sninaeo Halm—Arrives : South of Ireland,
Nara (three time), Cherbourg, Aquila, nigher,
Jeney, Cygnus, Painter, Cherbourg, general; Empress.
Cases.. Bournemouth, passengers; Great Western,
l:sninaad_ (three times), Cheeboarg, general ; Annie,
Roberts, Littlehampton, nil; Prince, blasters, Teigu-
morath„panengers ; Never Despair, Richardson, Port-
land, nil EmPrellal Owens, Bournemouth, pamenfron
Brighton, Palle, Jersey,
imerelti_fio_t_Attwooll,
Hartlepool, coal; Debea, , ballast;
Annie, Hodder, Hai tlepool, twr="ds, West,
Ulysses, Clark Shields, amelj Fanny, Moore, Isf
wersunent stores. Lau., Tucker, Hartlepool, coal;
Mist, Filmer. Poole, briclu, ; Jereel.
general; Nordstar, Hamme., Gottenburg, deabl
Ravensworth, Lo; rman
Lovell. Olive Branch, Lobb, Hartle.
pool, corm : Empress, poems. Bonnie.
mouth, passengers' Willlamina, Norman, Shields,
ballast; Cygnus, Painter, South of Ireland, Pawn,
Great Western, Blampied, Cherbourg, general
&apron, Comma, Bournemouth, passengers; Panni.
,Moore Portsmouth, Government stores ; Never
Despair, Richardson, Guernsey, Read, 00"101;
Ann, Beacham, Poole, Whist ; Ana* Little.
at(al• Tani More" making. I
lane, Jamey, general.

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7.36 a in
8. 1 p.m.
8.26 a.m.
881 pm
9.16 ft m.
941 p.m
10. 6 6m.
1091 pm.
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1110 p.m
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Friday 6 114 a ra. 8.34
7. 1 p.m. 9. 1
Saturday 7.36 a m.
8. 1 p.m. 1
'ands, 8.26 a.m. I
8 51 p m
Iday 9.16 *M.
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Monday
Tusday
Wednedsy

&St a.m.
9. 1 p m.
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10. 1 p m
10 16 ..to
001 pm
11.16 .m.
11 11 p m.
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11.31 a.m
1166 p.m
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A capital tea was provided ander the shady trees in tbs
Casa: grounds, and a goodly number sat down.
Aft. r tra • platform ww. ereotcd, on which a choir, eon
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slating of member of the Weymouth and Portland lod•ea,
alder We. B. 1. Blink P.W.C.T., song some you
tu-osful part-soap locludiaa " Praise re L oNl."
" fituala awl mow fat.' " Vouch not the cup.' ani others
equ‘lly powder. Bro. II .Imo oxl took the chair. 8 ,ote
tvitd mici•etscs WCIS &livered by Bro. Couch, Bro.
Clover, and others.