The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-09-08 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE. TUESDAY, SEPtEMBER 8, 1874
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ledge of Christ and Him crticilted. The society wonted
money, and it also wanted their prayers; it was true "the
harvest was plenteous, but the labourers were few," and
he exhorted them to contribute and pray that " the Lord
of the harvest might send more labourers into His vine-
yard. During the alluring of the 195th hymn • collection
WM made, after which the henedirtion 1,111•4 pronounced,
and the service terminated. The Collection amounted to
£29d. 6d.

On leaving the church, Mr. .1. l'itfield's labourers, to
the number of about HU men, women, and boys, repaired
to the residence of that gentleman, where a kilentiful
supply of beer and cider was served out, after which they
entered the lawn in front of the house, through an arch-
way decked with flowers, and having is magnificent bunch
of grapes suspended from the ...titre. on the lawn,
amidst beds of floweft, with • tiny fountain throwing up
its silvery Jets, the old custom "We have 'en, was
gone through amidst every manifestation of delight, the
hurrahs of these assembled echoing and ft-echoing
amidst the surrounding hills. Subsequently the company
, dispersed, each one to enjoy himself or herself as was
thought best, it being the fashion amongst several farmers
in the neighbourhood to give the men 2s. 6d, each, and
the women and boys Is. 6d. each, NA was tho case in this
instance.

There were grand doings at Worinstall, the
eaidenoe of Messrs. W. awl ' J. Brown. The
capaciona marquee of Mr. W. Trump (11thiPort).
had been erected close to the entrance to the farm
house, in a sheltered position from the wind. A beautiful
arch hail been erected over the entrance gate. choice
flowers, leaves, fruit, gc. being agremsbly and effectively
arranged in their composition. on prey' occasions we
were told the dinner was served in the barn, but this year
it we... fell of o,r. rfolf rhcs were abliyed fa Creel II fria
fee die kilisficatios. At about six o'clock when dinner was
on the tahle, and the company seated, it was a very
pleasing spectacle. The chair was taken by Mr. Brown,
the ore.chair by Mr. Rendell, and amongst those present
were Mr. W. Hounsell,.(North (hideock). Mr. 1. Payne.
(North Chideock), Mr. Fookes Oxenbury, (Chideock), Mr.
G. Rohm Mr. E. W. Ewsris, the Messrs. Moore,,, and
about 50 men and women labourers. The repeat was is
most bountiful one, roast beef, roast and boiled mutton,
vegetables of every description, and in unlimited supply
was the first cosine, which wlla followed by plum pudding,
tarts, gc., &c., a most plentiful supply of cider and beef
bsisS at hand to keep the various viands company. Mrs.
Brown and the Misses Brown, auisted by Mr. W. Trump,
of Bridpsit, were indefatigable in making the per
pirmione, and the affair was a great success On the
rem°s al of the cloth the loyal and patriotic toasts were
duly honoured, suit the Messrs Moons' supplied SOULS
excellent music between the various speechea, their band
being made up as follows :—lot and 2nd violins, piccolo,
and violimello. Some capital old.faahioned songs were
sun, by the labourent, both male and female, whilst the
ybdtors sang some new.fashioned one*. The health of the
founder of the feast wee also duly honoured acconling to
the old fashioned custom, by singing fir an i immense
number of times the words commencing as follows
" Itrre's a health unto our master
The founder .4 our feast;
And when that he is dead and gone
I hope his soul may rest"
and good care was taken that every one drank at the
proper time; if they failed to do so, they had to mount
the stool, and calling out "forfeits to the Queen." had to
drain a cup of cider, all who did not rise to their feet cm
the words we have given being spoken, having to pay a
similar forfeit In returning thanks the Chairman
expressed the pleasure it afforded him to meet them all,
and his satisfaction at the manner in which they had
gathered the harvest He hoped they should meet together
or many years to come as comfortably as they were that
night. The company here left the tent' it was about
half.put eight o'clork. and as dark as pitch outside. All
assembled in the field, there was a call for cider' and the
'shoots having been oiled," the usual ceremony of " We
have'en " was gone through, followed by much cheering, I
and the discharge of firearms. It seemed quite comfort.
able to get inside the tent again, as the wind was blowing
very roughly, and rain was falling. An being in their
places the toast list was proceeded with, the health/ of
mrs. W. Brown, and Mrs. J. Brown being proposed by
Mr. Fooks Oxcnbury who led the singing of the honours ;
"let the dams go round
And the trumpet sound,
Hum, hum, ham."
three who did not drink as they ought having to pay the
forfeit as already described. The Chairman acknowledged
the compliment on behalf of his wife and his mother,
paying they were never better pleased then when they
saw those who were employed on the farm happy and
comfortable, as they were on that occasion. The health
of Mr. .1. Brown wu drunk with musical honours, and
he suitably responded. The Chairman proposed the
health of three of his neighbour*, Mr. James ltendell,
Mr W. Hounsell, and Mr. G. Payne, gentlemen who
were always ready to assist him by all the means in their
poser. Each of their healths was drunk with musical
honours, and the compliment acknowledged. The Chair-
man propcsed the health of his dairyman. and a variety
of other toasts followed. In the intervals there was
enty of dancing to the music of the Messrs. Moore's
Lnd and although the rain at times fell in torrents, the
canvass was waßirproof, and all was comfortable inside.
Mr. looks Oxenbury proposed the health of Mr. Trump,
of Ilridport, which was drunk with niusical honours, and
that gentleman responded. "The Press," proposed by
the (human was acknowledged by the representative of
thi. paper ; and "The Ladies, proposed by Mr. G. Itookek
au responded to by Mr. Fooka Oxenbury. The toast list
was now pretty sell exhausted, and song and sentiment
because the order of the night,

Vegetable Marrows: Ist, Rev. V. K. Allele; 2nd, J. 'Ave--
Apples: let, Rev. F. E. Allen..—Pests: lit, N. 0. Harris; 2nd,
W. Herrle.—Plums: Mr. E. Mendell and I. champ, even.—
Pot Flowers: let, T. Miller; 2nd, Rev. F. E. Allen. --Cut
Flowers :Ist, T. Miller.- -Cucumbers: let, Mr. W. Harris : fad,
Her. F. Allen.
The Axminster brass band, under the conduct wship of
Mr. C. Fry, was in attendance. and played some very
lively music. Sports and amusements were contemplated,
but the unfavourable weather caused them to be aban-
doned. Tea was sub.equently partaken of in the school-
room, and a large number at down at the table, Ides.„ided
over by Mrs. Norris ((hannouth). M"ralth•
ien
Leonard. Mrs. Snell. and Miss Roper. Mr. F. Lout. of
Bridporl, superintended the tea, and gave cry satis-
f sbetion. After the prizes hwl I,een distrilititi_4l there was
fuU evening service the r church where tire was
. urcarlicd

a good attendance, and an eloquent discourse tvas pr.:ache.
by the Rev. F. E. Allen front Psalm lac. 13: " The
pastures ars clothed with Roche, the vallera alto are
covered with corn ; they shout for Joy, they also Aug."—
During the day the splendid peal of bells in the church
tower sent forth their merry peals at intervals.

HAY AND STRAW. itailtHag gime gaits.
WHITECHAPEL, TUESDAY.—Larger supplies .
Of hay and straw have been on sale, and the trade has SEPTEMBER, 1874.
Lem dull on lower terms.
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(Per Load of 36 Traders ) 1 All trains an third .
Pine Meadow Has .. .. .. 66a lanai. Wat,
I
Straw .
.. • • • • • • WA W 428. 1 LONDON A.ND
Prime old Glower . "Ss 127 i
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1240 111 6: 12 i. 01 4-0 610
.. 930 10 .. 120 410 ..
541 940 10 II 41 246 410 52
.. 915 .. 12 15 .. 4 0 6
.• 225 .. 12 25 .. 4 10, 54,
.. 635 .. 12 33 .. 4 20t 650
.. 945 .. 12 45 .. 4306 I
.. 10 6 .. I 3IS 4 4,5 i 5 4
.. 10 15 .. .. 2364 35 ..
, .. 360 6 ..
02010 40 .. 1 4 0620 6 10
113 Ibs ... 400 .. 4 5 855
1043 3 51.1 .. 545 .. 1036110

Part 11311
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646 940
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6 27 10 37
6 38 10 48
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7 20 7 20
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a Third clams only from Weymouth, Upwcr, and Dorchester
to London. b A train bates Weymouth at 1 ±l.l. Dorehmter
1.40, Moreton 1.59, Wool I 510, Warebam 19, Ilatuworthy 10,
Hantworthy Junction 2 19, for Salisbury, where It arrives at
145. c This trod will stop at Wareham by signal to take up
pareengen for Southampton, and atallons beyond. dA Mt and
Snd clam train leaves Weymouth at 7.30 a. al., Dorchester 7.50,
Moreton 80, Wool 89, Wareham 8.11), Ilamworthy Junction
8.29, New Poole Junction Ali, Wimborne 8.45, for West Moors
JuncUon, arrh ins at
LIAM

11.2,3 1 &
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Peri- Parl. lAA 1 21lb 2 Oa.
.a.n. £B. '161114 4.14. r.a. r.s.
. I
•• $0 11 lb 010 316
,• •1011. 131 4 7520
11 09 8 10 61 146 4 191 640
734 10 2L. 11 42 238 468640
Herne •881034 12 10 254 .. I 654
Chn• c0....di 8171042 It 16 3 4 520 054
Bournemouth 8271060 It W 313 6 301 7
Wm:Morns .. o 4io 50,12 8, 254 5151 60
New Ptol• Ju o .. 5050 .. I , „
Hunworthy J. 827 11 4212 3 5 .7 1
Hainwortny • 83. 15 46 12 30 312 532 713
/Unmanly d 8 011 30 12 10 250 5 15 645
_ 8 3911 51 12 23 315.13. 715
Wool 8621 Mg. 124 mg. • Ag.
lloretoo
Doacieniraa •32 1240 ill i 44 6 6 742
Unmet 9 42! .
„1 121 $ll 7at
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Poars..uni .•1 .. 110, IS lb 7 Q 01.)
n Third dam to and Weymouth. Thu mail train
leaves Loudon at V p.m., IthigirmA 1.19, 14 hisbnnie 1.45,
Wareham 2.19, and animia Imrcheeter aB3 cm. • A train
wimhorne at 9.48, New Poole Junction 954, Ilamworthy
Junction 102, Wareham 10.13, Wool 10.26, Moreton 1044 and
Dorchester 10.48, for Wey•mouth, arriving .6 11.7, and Portland
11.40 a.m.

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A.M. A.M. P.M.
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940

BEST SCRAP AXLES
FITTED WITH

AltiORE BROTHERS TEAS.
(Fos Plumlll:cr AT MERCHANTS PRICES.)

MAGOS' IMPROVED WEIEEI, BOXES.
9oppfied through Ironmongers or direct frogs the Afehtre

E. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.
Illustrated PriLo Lists am' Terms ou application.
CHOCOLAT MENIER for BREAKFAST
AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA
inuairioN. B. et laulatieee.
Mown Wade Marta and lntl Nano.
_

CHOCOLAT RIMIER for LUNCHEON
AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA
REMBITION. Biome of ImPations.
Observe Trade Mark. and Real Name.
MENIER'S COCOA. Sold in and ilb.
the vigitkaetftxtiglgr. IleWlird"lt!ta) tIiotEDAL"
Observe Trade Mark. and Real Nacos LI.
MENIER'S ESSENCE OF COCOA. Sold in
IL and ill. tine. AWARDED MEDAL at
VIENNA EXIIIBMON. Beware of battalion.
Observe the Trade Marks and Real Name.

VERNIER'S CHOCOL.IT POWDER. Plailvi n
and Vanilla flavour. 5.1,1 in Ilk and 111.1.
AWAILLIEL) MEDAL at the VI &NINA aXtitaITION.
Bowartg

Obsemn. Trine Nark. and Real Name.
CHOCOLAT MENIEIt define all honest
competition. Annual consumption exceeds
e.unousom.. AWARDED MEDAL at Um VIENNA MEM.
TION. Beware of Imitation..

ind mew Name.
Factory and Warehouse, Southwark-Arent, and Woo:ogee.
street. Borough.

TEA.—MOORE BROTHERS' resiwtiully
intimate that they supply Familiar direct, who
Sr. willlng to pay Cash, at blerthante pekes. Orders value
es carriage pald. The following ars.maally recommsuded.
NEW SEASON%
Moore Brother.' Beat Ben-ants Tea 22 2d per lb
koore Brother.' best Family Tea 6d pm lb
Ripe, full mellow flavor; brisk with Wane&
Flood Pak Liu. or Epee Tea 21 l Id per lb
Full of flavour. choke rich quality, and indeed preferred by
many to the higlieet clam of Boucbong
_,
Motet Boucho .og Tea 3. Od per lb
This will be found pazticalarly due, rich, and choice quality
blehly recommended
se One Penny per lb deduction on 451 b choke and 20lb tap
of any kind of Tea.

1/400R-E
BROTHERS' GREEN TEAS.
In Omen Tea we adopt Um same principle ari in Blacks, sod
quote only the very bent of each kris& six ;-
lewd Pearl Gunpowder .. • • .. 44 Oil peril
Moore Brother. Finest Imperial .. Oil per [l.
lint Young Ravin or Unchain lid per lb
Pineal Coe alp Harlon • Od par 1191
Mat Silvery Leaf Gunpower 61 path
MOORE exonicis. 60Fli
Finest Ceylon. loll; Choice Mocha or Eat India, 1. 64 BM
Cannon Mysore, very choice, 1. 54 per lb.
8 MLA (all of the bent rumble}
Fined Picked Nutmegs, 3. td lin lb ; Beat Cloves. 1.0 id Fool, ; Float Mace, 31 6.1 • Bat Mixed Spice, loose, 111 1
Ground Ginger, beat la 6d ; Be.; Black Pepper, 61 • Beet
abbe Pepper, SI ' • Finest Mustard (in lb Una
£1 vs ue carriage paid to the imam railway dation.
CILYITAI.LIZAD ASO Owe FRUITS (at Merchants' Priem),...
Apricots are this year very fine end cheap-Finest Crystallised
Apricots, In lib end jib box., 2.64 per lb ; Mein CrlLHilaed
Gate., In Ilb and 21b boxes, le led (41' lb ; Pleat Glace or
Golden 01,01 Chinon, In jib and lib bom, 2. 34 per lb •
Finest Cryaillited Pine Apple, 1. lid per lb ; 1.100.1
In llb and 21b boxes, 1, 34 per lb ; Aprlcstlese,
2. 64 per lb; Nouga.ina, ram:Milne the above In Me, tick
Vnialla 'Leone 2.04 per lb ; etrarberriai, 2.6.1 ter lb; Orem
Almonds (Glace). 2.3.1 per lb; the various Crystallize:l Flung
mixed to.ether Ilb aii 21b boxekla 34 per II; Best Crystallised
Leifer Lump Ginger, Ilb and Eli bexes,l* 31 per lb; Angelica,
In (lb and 210 boas, Is 1 i per lb ; Brechetti, In Ilb end Mb
boxes, 1. per lb ; Dried Cherries. Ilb and jib boxes, 2. 21
lb ; Mixed Crysmiled Meta Fruits, assorted In limey :lb
b.ixes 134 64 per dozen • Fancy Boxes, filled with venom
Crlatkileed fruits very handsome 3. 9d each.
' AWN CULINARY FRUITS, IC.-FiDelt VOIRIZIA CUMIIIA, 46s
per cwt. 6. pa 12Ib ; Currents. common, 25. per eat, as per
itlb ; Choice Valencia Ravin.' selected, Ss per 12b; Fine
16.1 per cart, 4.61 per 19M ; Su Moe, anew bright, 7. 9d
per Illhe ; Best Oratigeked Lemon Piet, by the 7111 a. SO per
lb ; Beet Citron Peel, by the 7lb box, 914 per lb ; Bat nixed
Peel, by the 711 9id pe• II; Meat Muscatels, leyen, bL
each, or by the falb box, 1.31 per lb ; Fine Muscat... layers
Bib each, or by the Illb box. 11.1 ;t I. doe Eleme Fig., in boxes
about 2.4, 3a, 4., 64, end 7.64 each French Minn, Ow*
Imperlals, an bottle., will keep frah the • hole year. 34 60
esch ; Small Mandarin Oranges, in 4lb Jars (a preen-re), 9. and
10. per Jar; New Jordan Almonds. Anew, 1.61 per II; Bitter
Almonds, la per lb; Preseme• China Ginger, In 611, Jam per
jar 7. 760 d and Ss ; New Prunes, finest selected, per dime
4.10 d ; Noimendy Pippins, fine, by the 11Ib basket, Bed per
L ; Ditto, ditto, alecteL by the 14Ib beakeL 13.1 per lb.
Moom Hittermuie a, Tenoca,
Arrowroot, finest West India in, 41b, 611, and 121 b Me. L
per lb ; best picked in 20. Ilb end pi, boxes, lee
oer lb ; Ditto, bent comae cut. 100110. 16, per lb ; ditto. Brasil
7. per lb ; Gelatine, boat malty, 1. 44 per lb;
BDIMIL Rio. Sd per ; Maccaroil and Vermicelli, by the box,
about 61b, finest, 91 per lb ; Naples Macceroul, Od per lb ;
!talon Paste, Cagliari Parte, and Vermicelli Star, each finest,
1. 21 per in. Carolina Rice, per dm lb, 4. • Pain.. Rice, finest
per dos lb. Its ' • Ground Carobna Rice, good, 3d, hew scl per
lb ; San line ill; Sago, lineal Peal, per doe lb, 2. 161 •
Arrowroot, lion,
In llb pante* I. per lb; Manna Crow:
Onset, 6d per lb.
Boom Ileorazaa' Omsk, Sc,
Taylor's Hornaloperlak Cocoa, 124 per lb; Mineavills Owes.
Teylor Brothers', le Id per lb; Beat French Chocolate, ha ea
tanlets. 2a 94 per lb ; Trinidad Cocoa Nuts rmated, 10 par 111 ;
Trinidad CAPRI Nib., Is Id per lb; Plain Chocolate, h pet
Sir Hens Sloane', sad Churchman's . lid per lb ; Puked
coc. bd. 104, bes; 14 per lb ; Cocos She Is. 61 pa lb ; pinest
8en..., Is al Per It,; letland Mn. Cocos, n Ilhe and elb., le IA
per lb; The Comma...lon Cornpanv's Soluble Coorni In }lb.
61 per ; The Company'. boxChocvlate Powder, In lb this.
• soluble, '
each • The Company'. Chocolate Paste, In e b pots,
! soluble, 114 each , • The Company'. bat Homeopathic. marble,
! mlwr quelPY. 1.44 per la ; In. Company'. best Chocolate, In
11l color, wry fine. 0.2. per lb ; L. Prime's French, la 54,
bat 2. per ;Or Epp:, Home ipathle C 0..., in lb. and lite,
la 51 ier ; Taylor's Soluble Ctioceste, 1. 34 per lb; Moats
Boats,: Hornompathle Cocoa, soluble (the beat mad.) In llb
ls per lb. _ . _