The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-08-11 00:00:00

BLANDFORD.

REVINU E. —The Cirilion announces the follow
in appointments: —Mr. A. Allan, Blandfunl first ride,
Weymouth, to Goole ride, York : Mr. If. Evans, tirst
class assistant, London East, to I.:landlord first ride, Wey-
mouth.

A DANGEROUS Pristine:v.—On Sunday morning. a lad
I,amml Foot. in the employ of Mr. Hardy, horse dealer.
wtui tett:ming up Eant-street, with horses which he had
taken to water, when he was melted with a tit and fell to
the ground. After a time he nwovered, and was led home.
his said he issuhject to lita.

TIIE B.IZAAIt AT CHARBORO' PARK.
The Morden Bazaar, held in Gharborough Park, the seat
of Mr. J. S. W. Sawbridge Erie That, M.P., in aid of the
organ fund for Morten parish church, on the 31-,1
was is every way • decided PUMP& The situation chosen
was the hill in front 0 the house flanked on either side
by • plantation of tall elrus known as Cannon clump
from the presence ~f POMO old gunsdraern up in a lane
on the Dung groyud, awl commanding an extensive and
admirable view a Besdbury neg. and the surrounding
country. Notwitbstandiug the fete at Ceszford Park the
grounds at Cherborough, which had not beau thrown open
t* the public for many years, were thronged with a large
and in the early part of the day • very fashionable
assembly. Many visitors from a distant* were glad of
the opportunity afforded theta to ascend the tall tower
whose summit overlooks many miles of hill and dale, to
acquaint themselves with the mysteries of the icehouse
where the rebellion againstiames the Second was hatched,
and to inspect the pretty little chapel where the oak
carving and painted windows are the admiration of all
dv vetoes of ecclesiaetical art. Eyers's braes band tbs.
couleei -wan music till a late hour,and the weather being
Prelnittoite, the excursionists from Bournemouth, Poole,
Wareham, Winthothe, Blandford, Here, and even Ring-
wood all confessed they bad never spent • more pleasant
day. The bazaar was held in a spacious marquee erected
by Mr. William Burr, and the tea was hell in another
large tent placed opposite it, the water being heated in a
lasick apparatus constructed on autumn matueuvre
prinuiplee. The smile were presided over. by Um. Pearce,
Mrs. Paton, Mr. N. D. F. Pearce, and Men klartyn, hire.
Edward Farquharson, Miss Ada Newton, and Miss G.
Torkington, Miss Pearce, and Miss Elfrida Visger, Alias
Heath and Miss Torkington, and • printing stall was
conducted by Mr. Tribett, of Warehiun, who printed and
isold the following original conundrum on the word
" aqua
i belong to a family, minus whose aid
The tuwitheinua grow dim and the sunlight will fade :
Unsupported by Ls the net fragrant rageut
In flavour lawns: equais the butane* stew:
Destroy us -the landnvap; in lovely no mote
And unheard the wild billows dash foalit n the shore ;
Without me, the anthem is drowsy and gat
Unpitied and friendhss the monkey holds gat
I bid tyrants tremble at my black and white,
When guarding the people, upholding their right,
Though I wake to loud echoes the vaults of the deal,
And solemnly peal o'er each slumbering head :
I'm equally fond fmy pipe and me barrel,
And I'm reckoned the best In my oldest apparel ;
The Curates and Pastors may rail at the alters,
and vent angry spleen on the crones antilrralters
Yet knio...om in ed at ice by dissenter and est,
I'm rimed ty the greatest, adored by e least;
I flourish alike In tnopel mid Church -
Save at hOlUtry, where strios.efy, I'm left in the lurch ;
Rut this seeming mistake no doubt a-ill mend,
For I'm sure when you UUCP. Me you'll turn out a friend.
Amoespit the other ladies and gentlemen who both
rendered assistance and contributed largely to the Nuocees
of the day, we may mention Mr. and Mrs. Mackenzie,
Mr. and Mra. Carnegie, Mr. and Mr.. Lithgew, Mr. Jour&
Sellers, Mr. and Mrs. Stickland, Mr. lad NIA. purr, and
many other of the principal parishioners of Morden. the
,Mar. the Bev. T. Pearce, was suffering front a severe
attack of illness and unfortnnately unable to atten,L
The display of fancy articles on the stall included a
green velvet table deeorated with rich lace fringe worked
by Mrs. Pearce, noise Rota pillows of handsome design
tottnbuted by Mrs. Rodgett, • curious Japanese doll and
*eonss. Chinese fans front Miss Visger, some point lace
butterflies to rked by Miss Jolliffe, some motlele of I.ld
mord,n eet;eh aisi, rome clever penwirns from Mrs.
earpegle, and &thrum Mashed and velocipede presented
by Mr. Sellers, and • beautil in
patchwork and worsted
sofa pillow presented by WC Macketiaie. We may also
notice some cushions contributed by Mrs. lathzuw. sonic
boxes, crosses, and vases turned in a lathe by the RCP. T.
Pearce, and a large quantity of fancy things given by Mb*
Il,Jlix Thomas.
Conwileeing the distance that Morden is front the
ncighbouitngl-wnn, thee
anti
. .E, vr forty p
.1011,1whoircth.ttentdlev.hada.rd
been raised previously Le snlicriptiens, and the expenses
were not heavy owing the unmeme amount of
gratuitious aid afforded by Mr. Mackenzie and the Char'
borough servants, it in to be hoped that Morden wjil POOU
have ma organ that will make the glees In the windows
shake again to the delight of the crowded congregations
which Hock there every Sunday.
The liberality of MUM Drat in lending he,r tine patk
cannot be sufficiently praised, and Is only cos a Par Witt
her perfect restoration of the church ; and the aniount of
need feeling shown hy the parish on this occasion fully
compensate* the worthy vicar for the disappointment he
experienced in not being personally present.
An accident to the carriage of Mrs. Bastard, of Charlton,
the only hitch that oceureml, and this oas attended
frith te.,,ninry to the persons inside, and only resulted in
the destivetwa, of the vehicle need which was dashed
against the iron feso,Mg of the Park.
MARZTICULL.
At the Gloucester Agricultural sesefety the Bev. It. B.
cKuepu.nlj:dlue of lL‘rn
ltlegtiinbull Itec
eas,giventhr)b.j.'3l.l"l-. lOW. a r dB. Al John challengeinlekers,
of Paidestrick, for the hest shorthorn heifer, Queen Mary
aged two years.

BTIIMEINEITYLE.
DI.I.IIuNEL PiITT sitinl.,s, . mc M. S.
Ytatman (chairman), Captain itailhatn, It. N Ik H. T.
Hower, Mr. lI.S. itimtw, wr. 11). tlay-Ker, tigvacr, Mr. It. R.
Harvey, and Mr.

Dlllllll.
now. Poet. of Mauston, eras minummed by the potion for
being drank on the highway In Sturminster Newton. The
didemiard's wile eppearsd aod admlued awe. TM Bomb

fined him la and remitted part of the costa, the defomlant
paying 41. Gd. including

.174.11'_0T

George II teAings, of .1:1—fel-tewIlZerille, was summoned for
hm log In his iusersaion a pair of seaks which were lizht and
othenvise uilJust. The defetwitot ad:flitted that tiny were So
when tried by the Inspector of Weights, but he Wilk not aware
of it before then Fined tid and Ts. costs.