The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-09-04 00:00:00

PRIZES FOR AMATEURS WHO IMP NO PROM=

GARDIMEIL

Four Fachsias—lst, 10*„. Rev. (1. Boulsridge; 2nd,
is 61., Mr. 11. Fool M uss; 3rd, 5a., r. S. Ciro's&
. .

I:p..4m—en Faohaisa, (dark)-SL, Mr. 8. Groves.
Siwcirnen Fuchsias, (lieht)-54., Mr. H. Fookes,
Ssz Gladioli 6.., Mr. C. Ingram.
Collection el cut roses, not lem than 8 varieties—lst,
Ts. 61., Mr. H. Fookes ; 2nd. Si., Mies Darden.
Twelve out Verbenas, in trusses of not more than
fur—let, LSI., Rev. G. Abbott; 2nd, 3a. GI., Miss
Durden,
Twelve out Dahlias-Ist, 7s. 61., Mr. C. Cadies ; 2nd,
54, Mr. E. tf. Mpooner.
Ornamental Device of Dahliae--154. Miss Burgess.
Tselve Astern-Ist, 51., Mr J. Ball Sod. 2a. fal.,
Rev. J. Witt.

Three scarlet Geranium-3a. 6d., key. R. Farqu-
harson.

Ornamental basket of cut Flowers, lst, 104. 6d., Mr.
G. Leek ; 2nd, fts., Mr. R. Lock.
°memento' Davies of Elowees--lat, Mr. S. Groves;
Err. J. Penny.
Beet Nosway—let, is., Mr. E. 11. Spooner; 2nd,
3e. 61., Mr. W. Groves.
,Ilection of Verna not less than six-se. Mies
Darden. . . . .

--disilse—tion of Ferns and Grasses, tastefully arranged-
3s. 61., Mr H. Fookes.
Basket of wild Flowers—lA 31. 6d., Mr. Ellis; 2nd,
6d., Mn. Parker.
Sir Pen-hes-Ist, be. Rev. J. Penny; toil, 2.. 6.1.,
Rev. C. K. Paul.
Sin Nectarines —lst, sa, T. H. Bastard, Req., 2nd,
2c 61., E. A. Smith, Esq.
Twelve Plums (lieht)—lst, 3s. 6d., Mr. T. H. Bennett,
2nd, 2s. &1., Mr. C Ingram.
Twelve Plum. liarkl—let, 31. &1., Rev. J. Penny,
2nd, to. 61, Mr. Thurston.
Three bunches Mack Grapee—lst, 7s. ed.. Rey. J.
Anton; 2nd, 5.1., T. H. Bastard, Esq.; 3rd, Rev. .1. R.
Quirk.
Two &rushes white Grapes-Ist, To. 6c1., Rev. .1.
Aeon: Ind, Is., H. Huntley, Iraq.
&ir Apple' for dressing—let, 30. 6d., Mr. it Fisher;
2nd, 30. &1., Rev. It Farquharson.
Six Apples (dmieert)-Ist, 3.. &1., Mr. J. Colic; 20d,
2.. 6d., Mr. H. Barrett.
Six Pears—lst, 31. 6d., Rev. J. Quirk; 2nd, to. 6d.,
Mr. C. Ingram.
Rest Melon—jut, Sa, W. Huntley, Req.';
.2nd, 30.6.1.,
Rev. C. Banbridge.
Figs—Rev. R. Farquharson.
Di.h of Pe.-2e. 64., Mr. B. James.
Fifty scarlet runners-2s. 6.1., Rev. C. Banbridge.
Two Cucumbers—lot, 31. 6d., Rev. C. Sswbridge;
2orl, 2.. lid., E. A. Smith, Esq.
Two Vegetable Marrows—let, 2s. 6.1., Rev. J. R.
Quirk; 2nd, 25., Mr. S. Groves.
Twelve Ashleaf Potatoes —3.. 6d., Rev. C. Sewbridge.
',vele., white Kidney ditto—&. 6d., Rev. C. Saw.
bridge.
Twelve Fluke ditto—to. &1., Mir Burt.
Twelve Salmon ditto-3c 6d., Rev. E. L. Stuart.
' Twelve round white Potatoes —3.. 64., Mr. C. Ingrain.
Twelve round purpls ditto-3a 64., Rim Barter.
Twelve round red ditto-3.. 61., Rev. C. Banbridge.
Twelve underground Onion., 3s. 6d., Mr. H. Fookes.
Twelve seed ditto, 3.. 6.1., Rev. C. Torkington.
Six Tripoli ditto, 3.. 6.1.. Mr. H. Ingram.
No garden Turnips, 2a. 61., Mr. G. Look.
Six garden Parsnips, to. 6d., M.S. Burt.
Sir garden Carrots. 2a. 6E' Mee Burt
Three sticks C-lery, lot 3s. 64., Mr. E. IL Spooner;
2nd 2a., Mr. C. Baster.
Three CAS Lettere. 2.. 61., R. Huntley, Esq.
Miscellaneous ooßectios of fruit, not ism than eight
varieties, lot 7.. 6,1., Mr. T. H. Bennett ; 2n4 to., Mr.
C. Ingram.
&Etre prima —Berea; Mir Head; Filberts, Lady
S. G. Osborne; Host root, Rev. C. Sawbridge ; Pompons
Dahlias, Mr. I. Darden.
The concert at the Corn Exchange in the evening
was will attended, very few seats being vacant.
Several of the pieces were loudly applauded, and
encores called for, but Mr. D. Godfrey, very wisely,
proceeded in regular order with the programme.
Among those present we noticed Lady G. Osborne,
Mr. Osborne and Miss o.borne, Rev. R. Farquhsroon
and party, Rev. R. Watts, Hoy. Percy, Miss
Stuart, tire. Frank Smith, the Miss Smiths, F. T.
Johos, Req., W. H. Atkinson, Esq., the Meseta
Harts, M. Pocks., NI. Keynes, Roper, Lewis,
Spooner, Mr. Daniell and party, kc. kn.
The day's swami was complete. Tbe receipts
were i—By admirion to the park, £96 12*; pro-
grammes, £1 10..; the concert, £34 12..; total,
132 15".
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Excursion tickets were issued by the Somsnet and
Dorset and South. Western companies at a semis fare
for the double journey, and • large member availed
themselves of the cheap trip thos afforded. But few
of those, we imagine, who took Stokers from Ware-
ham and other South-western stations maculated on
arriving home again when the/ did. The up trundle
at Blandford at &27 p.m., an at Wimberne six or
seven minutes before the arrival of the South-mstem
down train, did not reach the former station till
three-quarters-of-an-hour after its advertised
time, and the consequence of this gross
unpunatuality was that when the r010a.a.,"
for the South-western line arrived as Wim-
borne their tram had left half-an-boar before,
and they perforce remained in Wimborne till ten
o'clock the next worming, or, if they preferred going
rheanstathteln, ftilyth:ouldnigdhto se —.ø* 41" ref ra four
1:11:08."
and make the return journey on Friday morning.
But sunny as such a time, the Somerset and Dorset
Company if they offer inducements to the public to
travel on their lino, should make arrangetnants for
fulfilling their part of the contract, and not, put
unsuspecting travellers to inoonveminnos and
upon by moon of Muir nogloot.