The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-08-31 00:00:00

HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

Fader the metal f ienurable auspices the Bournemouth
Home ttqe,l 4 .rietr held its fourth annual exhibitinn of
Itianrs, fruit, sod recetahles Thursday afternoon within
that de ighifid crystal erection. the winter garden. The
anther. which has been 4.111 for the last two or three
lees, was Ir,lllst in the extreme, and the attendance of
colter' was e rropondinsly W4l and fashionable.

The show iteelt wee one of the best the sociiir y busiest_
Lad tee pluarre of inviting the public to witness. The
entnee were j double those of last year, as many sa 36
twins looked for several of the classes, and the splendid
raupatition that we evoked may be gathers 1 from the
fart that in many awes the Judges added extra pi leas.
Proliehly such on array of fruit, flowers, end vegetablige
for ehoiceneu and beauty has seldom teen witnessed at a
lwal show, intuit, it may be said it warn • collection of
the adatecraie of the hot house and the garden. Lord
Wielmee, Lord Alinirton, Lwd Nweuanton, and Mr. W.
B. burble, w, re among the contributor., and this is
aufkient to alow the Rupert) nature of the exhibition
aftalerr. Pullen the Ibsen railed forth the greatest
admiration, and, although somewhat late in the season,
were admitted le r gest anything that bed ever been seen
here helot,
Tbq Meet were the Rev. G. Ponder, of B iurnernoutb.
Br. G. &et. gardener to Lord Alington, and Mr. Chil-
ton, gardener to Lard Normanton. The arduous duties
of Mxttary wee dimharted by Hr. Harry Nub, with an
elebtr sad courtesy that were highly •PPrecikted•
Dunsg the day the celebrated band of the lot Hants
Artillery Volunteer Cava under the conductonhip of Mr.
E Hut, kava es admirable selection of music; and in
the entree lbw* was • promenade 001tCaft. in .14ch the
vocraute winks' Beard, M Oillard, end Mr. IL Deben-
hUs, Mr. J. presiding at the piano. The Arend
t.ko used for the occasion had been kindly lent by
Menu E. Pore and Son, of Handel Hones, Bolinum°utk•

LTMINGTON.
C4?IntiTTAL or A SHAIZIL—At Lyminfiton Petty
S.emons atunlay, Georgie Frampton, one of the
Sh4rr,, was summoned for disobeying an order of the
LosUces t, contribute towards the support of his wife,
Elualeth Frampton, an inmate of Fareham Lunatic
A.Titith. In the absence of the defendant the case
wt. Proved, and the defendant was committed to
for one month, • warrant being ordered to be
'stied to that effect. Later in the day the defendant,
by Mrs. Girling, attended the court, and
was sor rmed that the magistrates' decision would be
"l'ned miles, he paid .1:1 12s. In reply defendant
.eld he w.-as unable to pay, and he considered he
rm suffer innocently. The chairman In-
him thnt it warn bls own choice if he
,e,kl !lot lay the hot; he must go to prison. Mrs.
then asked whether it was absolutely necessary
Frampton should go to prison without an reason
"'use Oven. She ti. ‘1,411t the case warn not
by theta- worships, aud was afraid there wag something
he, hind that they were not aware of. She knew de-
rmlatit to he a good God-fearing man, and it wasp five
par.sence his wife was taken from him on account of
11..,44141%.,__itr. He had not been called upon to psy
---"T`g before, and now it was not just to send him
:71n.0h--The magistrates said they could not alter
their decision, and defendant was removed to Win-
”eits.* asol, after 91king leave of Mrs. Girling, who
P1*(1111.1, and of other friends in court. Mrs. dining
Informed the primmer that she should write to London
4514 the matter.