The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-25 00:00:00

HOURSHOLD MIAMI SERVANT/ MIMI TIFIXTT-TIVI.

Sarah !mimeo, anent to 11r. John Heeler, for having
bore in his service four ycern sad mamma months, and
aiwayi maintaicied agi character. El 15e: 2nd. Illary
Tester, rrrrr nt to Hr. W. R. Roper, Ilse years and ten
month., El 10a.
Class 11—Stephen Beivrnsea, servant to Mr. Martin
Small, being under 91 years of /v. and having *mired
on his farm 11 years. El lb.; tad, Henry Intro,
Fervent to Mr. Hohert Burgess, 10 /ems and 8 months.
Li; 9rd. Charhe Gds., servant to 11r. George Hill,
10 years and 2 months, Its.
Preminnis given by B. A. H. CASTLOIAIf,
TR/JO:MUM

Chink Rail, servan't-i.; -Ili -H. C. Bstrtt, out and
10s.

William Randle, 8h pherd to Mr. Robert Foyle
baying reared 636 lambs from 602 ewes, mat and 100
2nd. John Hunt. servant to J. .1. Farqnhernon,
having reared 687 lambs from 602 ewes. 104.
C 1... 17.—Themes Brown. shepherd to lir. J. G.
Porter. having reared 661 lambs from 421 alma, mat
and 10a.

Clam. 18.—JAmes Stephen" Pheptierd to 11, G. Start,
Eol., P.M harMe rearrri 456 lomba from 388 ewer,
cot and Its.; 2n4, William Birli n, aerosol to Mr.
trorge Kerne" baring reared 415 lamtm from 424
refs, l 0.; William Fl.llimP•r, aaaaa to Mr. fleorge
Lick, having reared 390 lamb. from 392 ewer, a bmoty
of Ito.

01ass 19. William Pearor, ',errant to Mr. C. C.
Bartlett, having reared 360 Lambs from 321 El•••• •
cot; 2nel, Stephen Sudden, person! to Mr. J H.
having reared 298 lambs from 317 ewes, 10s.

The annual dinner of the society was held at the
Crown Hotel, under the precedency of Montague
Oust, Rol., of Fifebeed. The catering of Mr. R.
Eyres gave the greatest satisfaction. The gentlemen
sopporting the Chairmen were the Hon. W. H. B.
Portman, in P.. Lord Sydney (Morin, Colonel
Maned, C. Hambm, Esq., Percival liambro, Fer 4.,
Rey. J. R. Quirk. Rs,. H. B. Visaed, F. T. Jobs;
Erg., J. S. Daniell, Esq. (Mayor of Blend(ord), and
O. Williamson Daniell, Fag. The wice•obeirs were
taken by Mr. H. Fookes and Mr. G. Lock, and
among those present (between 80 and 90) we noticed
Messes Jas. Bargees, R. Fowler, J. Matthews, Jas.
Berlins, G. Herding, J. Keynes, O. Keynes, J. 8.
Tett, J. Matthews, S. Davis. H. Symonds, M. Small,
J. Williams. J. Ford, S. Oakley, W. H. Atkinson,
R. Fookes, V. B. Watts, J. Ingrain, J. w. Lad, T.
Keyes", A. Bartlett, J. T. Jove% H. C. Godwin,
W. Roper, W. Fooks, C. Hill, R. Matthews, S.
Long, Jas. Forrester, J. Sandell, —Porter, C. Flower,
R. Lewis, E. H. Bowden, H. Rueter, T. H.
Bennett, C. Hearin', W. Drake, J. B. Roe
(....crefery), Jae. DolonnoY Ars. Ac. Grace Wore
and after as was said by the Bey. J. R. Quirk.
In addition to an excellent Quadrille band Mr. Eyre'
had secured the services of Mr. Sydney, of Loudon,
whose impromptu verses on the remarks made by
the speakers and happy hits on the passing creels of
the day elicited well merited approbation,
On the removal of the cloth, and dessert being
placed on the tables, the CHAIRMAN gnu the loyal
toasts, which were warmly received.
The Cuisine* then gave -the army, navy,
yeomanry, end voluteers," coupled with the name
of Colonial Maned, Mr. Portman, and Capt. Banger% I