The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-10-04 00:00:00

ROME AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

At the Frame A.gricultnral Show, on Wednesday,
Ur. V. 13. Watt., Of Melcombe Horsey, Dorchester,
wr 'one of the judges of how,, and Mr. B. Banton,
Dorchester, and Mr. G. Symonds, Monkton. Dor-
chester, were julges of cattle. Mr. John Willis,
Cattistock. took fifth prize, £2, for four cheeses of not
leas than 561 b.. each; Mr. Henry Cannon, of Little
&atm, Sherborne, first prize, £2O, for four cheeses of
not lees bin %lbs. each; Mr. K. Hiscack, of West
Stour, taking third prize, £6, in the same class; Mr.
H. l'annots second pile., £4, for loaf cheeses, Ur. J.
Willis highly commended; Mr. E.Neale, titon Pancras,
£2 for cured hotter, Mr. B. Bugg, of Stalhridge corn.
men led; Mr. N. Benjafiel ',of Afotcomb Shaftesbury,
2r.tl pen for hi. pony; Mr. W. R. Firer, Lytabett
Minster, 20d pi.= for fat oz or steer, Mr. A. 13enja-
field, Henstridge being highly counneaded ; and Mr.
N. Senjafield took let and 2nd prim for breeding
bow.—ln the it show, Mr. H. 8.. Farquharson,
Blandford, t,ok 1.4 prize, and wee highly oommended
for Newfoundland dire ; Mr. F. Howrell, Yeovil, 2nd
pries for greyhound, and Mr. C. J. Radcliffe, junr.,
Wareham, 1.4 prize fur spaniels, dumber.

POLL PUSS Fittlitt.—A prise fight, attended with
fatal results, took place at Ooventry, on Monday
evening, on • cnminon near the city, between thmuel
Arnold, • machinist, and John Plant, an iron moulder,
aged nig two men, accompanied by s'..out •
hundred friends, met at the beck of the cemetery, and
were about LO commence the fight, which was for a
slight stake, when they were disturbed by the police.
=, dispersed, but re-assembled a few boars ailer-
on the other side of the city. After fighting
for three-quarters of an hour, Plant reoaired a blow
which rendered him insensible. He was conveyed
balm, and it was found that he bad sustained fracture
of the skull and severe internal Injuries, as wall as
having several ribs broken. Be never renovated con-
sciousness, and died on Wednesday night Arnold
wee meanwhile brought before the county magistrates,
charged with having taken part in the prize light, and
was remanded.

Errts Cocs• —Giurzrot AND Coicorrnoc—" By •
ib••••••• knowleds• of the natural laws which govern the
operatir is of digestion nutritioa, and by a careful ispol;.
ration f the fine properties ol Cocoa. iit".
Zoe b. s provided our breakfast tables with • deliososly
Basswood beverage which may save us many heavy
cioctare Billa It is by the jo..icions use of sock artiiias
of diet that • constitution may be gradually built up u. til
enough to resist every Widmer to 411.5,5.=reds of subtle maladies are floating around es reedy
to attack wherever there is • weak point. We sa•YesosP•
many • fatal abaft by keeping ourselves well f artiOad with
pure bleed and • properly aonsished franie."—Cieil
Bonier fileastre.-11ade slinky with balling water or milk.
Bold only IP Packets hakilled—"Janza Drs Co..
Hormsopathic Cheenistaa
Chocolate stariorausshakChocolate Hausa tor wm•

shopizzin. OP A LADY AND HER
COACHMAN.

A painful mosstion has been caused in Kest Corn-
well bTxtddieeppmwranoe el the wife of Major Grant,
of the stair, Bodmin. They were visiting Mrs.
Grant's brother at Trewin, their coachman being with
them. Last Friday about five o'clock Major Grant
and Mr. Littleton started for a day's cub bunting, and
an hour afterwards Mrs. Grant and the cow:Musa, the
latter not in livery, drove in a chaise to Tarpoint, five
miles off, where they hooks bast for Devosport, then
=g by train to a destination at present nn-
.dinTbsy bad with them • box and portmanteau.
At Tarpoint they gave 54. to the ostler of an inn t 3
drive the chaise beck to Trewin. When Major Grant
returned in the evening he first learned the sad news.
Mrs. Grant ill • vivacious lady, of attractive appear-
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1,3611: wd, gra shout Item coachman,
usma age. a Ege
Great is 15 years older. Mrs. Grant lately Clan into
considerable property. She bam left belied bee two
children, • thud being anticipibted.