The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-11-18 00:00:00

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"East Uorough, Whaboroo, 10th Nuvisober, 1173."

BLANDFORD.
NAIONIC Tho leatellation of Brother T. B. ilonhern,
W. M. for the second year of Blandford Lodke, took
pbute on Monday, P. M. Bttokland being the Installing
Master. The bellowing °Moon WtTe Invested W.
R. E'en, B.D. A. Green, J.D. C. Evers, P. ititionor.
A epi•udbi banquet was aotvol up by Brother ETOTS,
but the attendants woe small.

Limmittit'lrTlllP.-4 so-called mrloultural
labourers' meeting was held on Monday evening, at
amide. The apeakets were a shoemtker, • pub loon's
son, and • paid agitator from Speti,bury, who did all
they could to port aside the m-n that they were badly
sand by Mr. Hog!., who is a most kind mid Read
reseter, with whom most of hie .on hive been many
year., and can riik of mazy seta a kindness shown
and rivilege. ma, •hitth ars not sojoyod in many
meghbouriag 'Wages.
ittaxpeomi Unioa—lt is proposed to present
M the Bev. Robert Fatoshareon, ehairman of the
Blandord Board of Guaranies, • tittmonial sea mark
of the gratitade of the guardians tad ratepayers of the
Unice genarally for the careful and eonsiderate m.noer
In whto be lea performed the somewhat difilault
doges of hie ollee for • period at 30 years.
Pasties to the ratepayers with kindness to the poor.
The Osardiana la each parish have undertaken to
milord salmariptions which may be paid to the Nat West
'4:pet& Beak, Blaadford.
Boarirrr.—Ou Tamiday evening a meet
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lag wee Mid In the Town.hall to further the mem of
total abetistmes. The shah was taken by K. Miyov,
sad after prayer by Mr. E. Wareham, he delivered en
address ha 'Meth be nnobited the argument that
drinking was prevalent saintly among the working
Kamm ; and also magratalated lb. meeting thiamin,
of the ariatoomay were coming forward It, favour of
total &betimes., and some were building temporises
hake for Um Missies of their prizolpies. Yr. D.
Bedlam, of Lyteheta, this delivered one of his thorough-
going addresses, to show that total abetinense was is
sommery now ea when It first commeeced. to stem the
evils of intimperanos. He tiles chewed that very
enemy who on.. forward In favour of total &bath:lmm
from aphtlaathrophie (relies, had gives their testimony
that after • trial they were bettor for abstinence. He
the. wary striae, urged the mersiiity of total abed-
seam, noli only ea behoif of thee) who wen enslaved
by drink, bat as • sasses of preserving the young from
lb.templaWeni of the &Mktg essisims of the land.
V. Bilkin also raddreseed the metals& whisk was
ealimasd by mule sad slarizg.

BLANDIOND IARIOR" CLUB,

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Th. sanitereary of the Maadford Farmers' Club took
pleas as Wednesday. Up to wltbila this list year or
two a Large Agrionlitural Mow was held herr, when •
swabs* of valuable priers were aural to fans
labourers and servant' for loog 'mislaid*, ha., ell lb.
retry withis a radium of 20 silks of Bleadford &lag
donations, hut own( to nee dlffereans
that extend between the Ingots of tho seeloty, it fell
through, and last year there was so &user. This
year tin Corporation, who ban glean gives
donation of £4, ban withdrawn their sobserip-
tint The show on Wed:lmlay was small. There were
about haM-siclessa pan of sheep, a nry fsir show of
Berkshire pigs, soda Rambo( el alweliters beasts. Mr.
Robert nohow. of Minters*, stewed a rosy foe short-
horn dairy as.. and also a spleadid white heifer. Mr.
Marla. Flown. of ?non lane, Biaadford, was Use
oaly inhibitor el me. These wore to good form and
solidity. Mr. Young, of Sutton, shrwed a grand
Booth Down rem, and also a pas of 0w... A very
ox,olkst pea of .was was shown by Mr. Rieharda, of
Langtoo. Mr. rooks/ eahlbaod a sew sf the small
Iforlialdro brood, a pntty little psli of the Brysnotone
and Di...bolos breed. Mr. Mower showed a Beek-
side sow, sad Mr. Richards another. The roots were
good.
I The following prise. were awarded :
Bea act .or. or gelding, AI Mr. 0. Karnes. lie hoe)
paling or Illy /2 Mr. C. Picea. Sown Gyre in lerob, £2
Sr. Roam ;Al Mr. hisSarde Daiwa row, Li lir. lf aang, the
ash eshftitor. Dairy wee la all or la milk, 2.2 Mr. R.
Fookos; di Mr. Rlch.rds. Baler soder throe r sr, old, le
call or In milk, £2 Mr. Richard.; tl Mr. T. V,7. Holler ii der
two yews old, RI Pooh.; al Sr. Working
oxen, £1 Mr. C. Mown, the 0.4 exhibitor. Breeding sow In
(mow, £1 Jr. Teams ;£1 Jr. Mallard& Boar, /12 Mr.
T00k..; Mr. W. Onto. Light me wrote (taunt; ) lit
Mr. Pled; tad lir A Mead, lea. Two eta (Doing) Mr.
looks&
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—The judges were 16. Pull, a Piddletown, and Mr.
Basatoo, of West Kahalloo:
Tbe jumping prise (two deem of einceragne) was
awarded to Mr. Mary looked, the Quitman, sad by
him generously Maui on the table at dinner. The
priss forth. bust gob moot to Kr. C. /lower.
The dinner was held at the Crown Hotel, and was
served up in Mr. lyers's bed style, but to a moan
ordepany. Mr. H. P'ookee presided, supported by the
Mayor, Mr. T. lionnett, die ex.ifsyor, Mr. Pond, Bay.
W. Wynne, and about 40 other gentlemen.
Is &log the tut tout, the °SAUNA" expressed au
opinion that inlaid WM never bettor governed than at
purest; sad of the Priam el Waled he remarked that
Ms Royal klighous was getting very drug la tooth.
clouts, aad so doubt would goon make s urns as
breeder.

The Army, Nary, and Volunteers, krltod no alluaiou
to the tbit of the army last pear nod UN CILLUDIALN
saW they suss tato Donetsllo; sole they stolid
mean a hearty good velem,. Re was gist thot there
ropreseatatisee prawn both of this Yeessany sad
Volunteers, but of UN old Blatt JeokoWt. the only
representatives kit In the manly, he bellowed, were
Anderma sad Mr. CaU. _

Mr Dsaloll returned theca tor ths Ysoniaary, io
Ada is had mad 17 years; Ito had Dom had rasa
to regret it, sod he hoped it would is many pare
bedew a was *bilged to nape. Ho seas ham Tatar
o military family, hmring fear heathers who either had
been in, or wen le the army, ad it was • oat ammo
that Ws bad not ham then itlasall, bostad of being •
Doer dootor—Haughtor, sad • also : " bed Peruses ).
11 they wasted to know how his UMW had suesooded
he man say that although is had gap late it expen-
sively, eat balsa a beta* Usk, wed halo' to hey
aseytltlog ml an soormous soot, he had dose easeees.
tally, ad les said th• last it hls bailey on Beturday.
Bethf they should bars hard thet ho woe sheet to
rake bus the medial probable ho bogged they
would oostratilet it, as his farming would aver hoop
hie wile and laaDy—(lasightsr and musk alteesiog.)
There were throe mesas why - bo 'laid Wel to his
Wham ; be via vary load of it • he *dna good
health: sed be did not mind bola ;POW up at nights
-1114ater),
t Heumer °Wyse also respond od.
is. the Bishop aid Morn thio Ea. Mr. WTI=
neureed thanks, szpreathas the plessem he toll at Wag
prevent. Ho taught thebesegy should be ropreeenta,
however hopory (as they would he, Is okeitted w-
eight) at lass halve pthsrioge. Ho thew that tho
antra did met dowsed kw Ito ableas on its alai an
establishment, hat tie voey last that it waa a.. soma
to be a• example to blood alleles with all maim
works sod nosotiogs—that it should ant is a/together
put oet of their Wads at say time He Hied Weep
oasaings very meek Weed, hears they gaol good
opporteaft forth. diecamloa of agricultural settles*
aid pre~bed that low, ad unity sod 'herby shall
be alloyed te bilk. bast ported reitibm—floadshare)
Th. Oltenntalr sat pm the health of the Lord-Lettleuent
sad ths orgistrotoi al the may. The n 0... of do Lord.
tauter* sit obey all kiss, wis • Imueshold word, not only
allineld. het threettiout lb. olvtliasd add, and the =ay
acto cs charity ad* he hid doss kw may yam nomad so
motion from blos (ths artisan) to ensure • warm
lee hi. name. retard to the meglotratee, there was no
they all did their beet to perform their defier well, and be
hoped they would exert tbsineelees as touch as they could to
elect a reduction in the expendtture of the eounty, •ir It
was I/leveed g wonderfolly—(hear, bear). He was sore they
wen all beauty glad that Lord lord Portmen we. still at the
bead of the marsterial bench, and hoped that for rimy years
t 0... be would make at the quarter asesiont with his =al
marked &bitty-41,01m0 ).
The names of the winners were then aanoranced by /dr.
Eyes", Jun., and the prim were distributed by the Cha'nnan.
The Cameneir then propeeed "Th. health of the Jutlie• "
end in doing so he etproad the fear that the judges wen
rather dinappohtted at the limited amount of work they bed
bad to d , there was do doubt, however, that those wen
several very good animal, shown, and some very credit-
able Jumping—(bear, hear} He we sure they win all mush
obliged to then Mendel. r coming to .fie at their alio., sad
he sem qult. mailed that their swans had given them all
, bear and applaue4
nerirrox, in reepondins, said that some of the dock
certainly sae eery good Indeed ; and If they bad not pleased
the li• re he hat no doubt whatever that they bad satheled
Use winoms—(largister and applause).
Kr. PAM/. deo remondel as a Joffe.
Hr. IL Amuck in poopaelng.'Ms health of the Suomedul
C?ltlpeltmel," they hat bad a very successful show, In
wthat ineamtheilstadfress soure .nrhivbierlierellent attinsels
there w ,s
ould t:d hope.:
display—(bear, War). Tbe society bad been in existence for •
peat many yen's, but it teemed to continue in the male cion-
ditioo to reprd to sine in which It warn some years ago. It
struck him that one of he nee no Ina that the prima offered
for eceopelitlin were not suillerently high to tend to an
enlargement of the show, but he fended bat the time and the
opportunity had now arrived when they could enlarge the
show, and make it one more worthy of the distriet—(bear,
her, and appismeet They all knew that for the last thirty
or forty yeais they had had an agrienltural 'ode*, which was
ON Of the trot In the country, bur utifortunately from circum-
stance* to which he would not diode, It seas now among the
wage of the past lie thought, however, that the gentry
beteg within sound of 1131andfoi d temlis might be disposed to
give to the Farmer.' Club the subscriptions whirl, they used to
give to the dehtnct soda y, In order that they
might be ebb, to rat low her a more creditable
abow—(betri hoer). Er iffy title place In the county
bad its little c.d. le show. It had been proposed to
antaigarnate them, and that the oodety,hould migrate tr...m
pleas tir place, but he reminded them that those voty
Ittle
*nem were Tarts of what one woe an lantunated mete
edr,
whirl, had prov • failure, and they in ord proposed to
oontinus their little sickly —(bear bear). Ho trusted, as
that seal their Intention, that they would be able to COn,Ci
irsn, the nolghb uring gentry rubscripUon towards Its KIM
funds, for by their aid he ranch d they might be able to ogler
peen well worthy of comprtition--()teer, bear} A prim of Al
or £2 was ware. ty Trot Us the coe.iderstlon of etrterheir of
the pement day—(boar, hear)---it meta nly was no •ne iurage-
moot to them to go to the. 'perm of getting up their stock for
exhibition, and they tonl, therefore, the more norm to be
to tboie gentlemen who had exhibited their stock that
LT,e4bVe etre them could Ito no doubt that they were at the
trouble I exhibiting not for the take f tho eli s, but fir the
honour of winning Ur m—(b sr, rear, sod widen.), II the
minorities of the dub woukl take the matter In
Li-n end give heir remoter/ OIL C. Eyere) pearliest n to
• licit subocriptli 114 from certain gentry thwerds the show, they
thereby be enabled to get up a show more amity of
taming sompetitiou. tome of Weir Weeds whom they boa
had pats Very SW Mock beigiad WI MON Weald then Iss coo

.trodn.dto bring time out at home, and th:r
Biandford and the neighbourhood would bare an
of ming then without the milk am nor of
some hundreds of miles to Mimi Meows WM they
such a pleasure-Hissr, Mr.) leery would lben bi abill
tnnta the Pe.* 01 the neighbeurimod tate the Ism In
greater numbers on the show dab and have iselleethleg
ar •
roonilui of melba and friends at that table at their uel
dinner -(bos, hoer) Ile did not use either why their worthy
chairman, Mr, Padres, should no on such occasions be
supported by ouch gentlemen se the Hon. Mr Portman and
thaw other gentlemen who used to usenh(s at the toretiog of
the other miety-Ozear, bear.) lie label to see why they
should not loin than at that meeting Moo, end thal= might
have an opportunity of dimseing that ralletices
at preterit sit prominent in all their minde-Halit
aP=osaT Itookell, in attending as one 0:40,11100,0041
competitors, arid bee tel aited he eutieeMt.
no ghbourh ad. In the fiat place I.ep.
his mores to the Rev. Mr. Kennerd, whose Mock at pressed
stood, it, they all knew, a. high am • nYthing amen in an;
elunmuri ; an liii the es eid place lac attributed his smear
In the* oompetit on to the 'lock of Mr. Forrester, and
therefore he took no eneld to hawed at all-flaughter and
"turbans= oho responded as • s occesful oompssidier.
I Mr. Foes, in compliance with • general :equal, also roes to
' respond. He raid that on that occasion he had lardy brought.
few animal • for exhlbiU n. He had not prepasi any, but on
another smarm it am Itholy Mot he showid mks Iv=
beforehand to b_e ng lis s animals in a little bettor e
lie hops I Nr. rowfrroeuggrat on meg be carried into elect.
lito that they Meat he stale to online their • bow; lemur
there were many fire cla • arlimala which would be brought
formai If the Mumma of the Mee list were only
euelcient. He hoped runic :ant mos y would be fathoming
to en .ble the dub to ief. r prime Inc al eta ..to of stock, and
that sheep wool I than be brought fanvarsl more genera,
under their true colours hair}
Mr. ?WIND set Mr. W. C. YOUxe ieo roopsdal.
Mr. C. bluets, in prtqating t. The health of the County
Members," expiated Om 'lope that the member, of the club
would it., it° In an caleavour to get good meeting tog, thee tn
future aril he try sure that lf they all put their ilsouldare
thontigitly to the • hal they would moored in their obJeot,
end In "dill., hove the presence at their awned dinner of
their c natty member, - (hear, hear )
The C"ninn tn Vim Prormed "The health of the Iday..r end
enenneilltann of illandioni, and said le had Ito ci.nb, that the
Bayne Ifr. heisett, amid give ell the rapport he mild M the
Farmers' Cut% Fr hie owe part be did n. t see *thy the
Emma' Club of Blemlford ainuld be the imp on the hit-
(lsar, hear.) They had had a very good agricultural labourites'
society, but now it n-I thing of the rest, and he was happy
lo say that the balance of CH shah was in bead when It wes
wound up wee handed over to the County Iltemlal -(bm,
heal.) Whey they were Mang op the priewlen for the pre-
sent show they were U. ho pe. havatg the /yip tbe
dalletteti rem the Bier end Osorporarfroo-frae=art
and de lo s he Bayer and C. rporsUon amid
the mats, be (The Or airman) Medd here to m slot
up the (Nirvana out of his own pocket. He fidt inqeded that
the Mery would de be. bat to aid The doh, eel wilt the
help of t heir inenhare of Pediment sad o her geolleeme, be
had no doubt They es,till be able in get logsber • really ea
, silent Mee-fivar, Hear, and applegmb The fanners were
very anxious so boo what the minim of she bees •se with ,
, reonl Seth. permed change of the maelogger It semed
, eel! she halm lee piney evenly boloneld tit las matter, but
his own opine.. wee that tiny had • market in the We as.-
dm it woad not only be mesh bitter gor the pereiwre of Ile
• nright.oentood ben for the town generally, sad That it would
rend.. In bat having one etch. hest markete in the county-
(lend aa ,4 Ten, pm. seed'' No, no.")
The Maros, in respondi;" ng • Menu regard to the rokeirlption
winch it hell been the anthem kr the Mayor and Corponelos
to rive, if the deb mimed the show and mnle It mm. I
portant, be es sea ilto Corporatism weehl be revy at ail
time, as ta the pea, to mid them-(buir, hear) rhe to the
proposed altrrat ket .4 the market dey, he was man the °Dr-
ees quite reedy to do at aeon what could be shown
rfitteist both for the homed' of this yawls sod the towna
Pr-C-"lbasz.e. the ex-Mayor, mid that the sawn why the
used donestlou was aell gives by the Oorgenekei we. that the
=.l *ea for wh eh It was ghee had hem dragged by the
The exhibition hod grown re mall that It did nit
advance the on. shies which She OurpentUon had in view.
Thee. was nothltg In the world like yucca; but he would
frankly my that the exhibition we. as we by the locality in
Mita they Ifred-flogar, bomb At the mane Use ta• woUld
leadtie, all the help be could to sot together lamer and
mon sellable exhiliniune of Moak, nee., or WS, and he
Seeped that that year 'regal yet, be the beg natty of • new ma
be tne history of the club, In which so much of the ms...
of the town was wrapped up-and be me sore that
al modeavour kelp it sa-(angisege). Rh esim7 ;o-"t,ri;
pr paged Sian* on of the market day, the minion of the
CIPITwas so evenly balanced that tie Carousels did not
atilled in lather sake is so heporteM a switior with
no Yap • semis of mele=ing Their *aim whet
i any 111111. Unless • we. dims be boom of
shertrig she day, the Contention led so eiteZge bat I.
leave the matter as it Mood. Above eseythiggi, eaglet is ,
make certain That a,situation Pity mods malt Ise
an ispriesemosh, sad be said IN for kie enrilt tat while
be hod lon ;boo be had sated be
wildly, ma twig drat he had dose so bidarrit
repo, the gym of earme who thought edgerwies, sod be
revs oeead beim
Mr. DAMEN& "The "hailltidatag*Chairman,"
said that he BM ifM the *emu of imowbg kite been boy-
hood, and he maid linmanabar that sea I.lk earline days
Mr. Foots had slangs a kindly ward to mg. B. had always
vatted his friendship, I. r he wag • seeing, imseeet, etraight-
Vie ddatreimirhuMmablelo I==ura6 be only seggeed the i
their far hi bind Mr. Toed, ;ad be tom/ let when ide
seined pair event= cad the show meld at he to omit* so
good coo Mike es tamp might have wished. He wee, how,
ever, at all times eery timedaieqd to Id • Minh' hand or
bo of gerrkse le any we is pratoth., the wells. of any auk
or society aid it had therolore aiwomgsv2d him Moe
bsry
Clalanel appiainek). beliser=t4dltathean nailed that the est'
lion 'wool do all le their Foes to the dab, and V
they would act MUM of talk he had no tkat et their I
next melba' they would have The preemie of their entety
maibere The Mb was establish* t • gnat matyysare ago
by • gea.tleatan who for tinny Jean WM most thoroughly
ram et d lo tbat district, and be 10,1 muoh *mud thee hie ton
-Mr. John Ford-followed in M. losourogra (ippMage) Be
was glad to my Met they DIM .Me- that table without
cordially drinking his health, for his own Fart he had the more
=uurln doing ea, to name if Is hod • am leithialkimil
aLthor, it was their old friend ler. Pont 0. 5.4 goho
to exhibit at lel ogles, and he me airs they all wtheihbs
the very ben moss -(appieuse).
Mr. Foes, in acknowledging the compliment, ober relates;
to his faker's conneeta et I. the GAM, tiptoed the hope
tau. they would teen succeed in haring a better end mene
creditable annual exhlb ttoo, sal that the prise would be of
such • character that breeders would be ranges induced to
enter their best stock for stave lon-( applause):
The Clialiumg teen proposed tbe hnd h of the decors at
Tile: to wit eh Kr. Groves, Mr. Eyers, and Mr. Farremer or
aith'thtenheappol"h774°blted eta-rmttne olealithel"ciubm.forMril2"nensuingakharreedrs.
Tbc Cuinuna then proposed the health of the secretory of
Quo club, to which Mr. Charts Eyes remanded.
Toe remainder of the evening woo spent to *gm{ god
Wend manner.