The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-06-07 00:00:00

PHU'S AWARDED.

DEVONN.—OId Bulls—Dt, Jo!in Bodley, Crediton, (7
competitors). Not est:eel:lin.; 3 years--Xl2, James Her-
Northmolton ; £5, alter Farthing, Bridgwater
(8 competitors). Not exceeding 2 years-210, H.R.H.
Prince Albert; £5, Thomas Hooper, Petrockstow,
Devon; Az. George Turner, Exeter (20 competitors).
Cows-28, Walter Farthing; £4, Cecil Smith, Taunton;
highly commended, Thomas Webber, Tiverton (9 com-
petitors). Heifers not exceeding 3 years—ES, George
funitr ; £4, James quartley, Southniolton (12 competi•
tors). Not excLeding 2 years—ES, H.R.H. Prince
Albert; £4, James Buller, Crediton (7 competitors).
Shorthorns. Old Bulls £B, Edward Holland,
M.P., Oloccester (4 competitors). Not exceeding 3
years-212, J. W. Brown, Swindon; £5, Rev. G. T.
Marker, Ulculme (2 competitoni). Nut eleeediug 3
years-210, Richard Stratton, Swindon; £5, C. H.
Abbott, Long Ashton, Somerset; G. W. Blathwayt,
commended (10 competitor,). Cows-28, Richard Strut-
ton ; £4. 1..u1y Pigott, (hippenhain, Cambridgeshire
(4 competitors). Heifers nut exceeding 3 years-28, C.
H. Abbot; £4, Richard Stratton (7 competitors). Not
exceeding 2 years-03, Lady Pigott; £4, Hichard Strat-
ton (9 competitors).

H Old Brill (only one entry). Not exceed
ing 3 years —LI2, John Williams, Leominster
Edward Price. Leominster (2 entries). Not exceeding
two years—Clo, Thouiss Edwards, Leominster; £5.
Lord idatewan, Leominster (3 entries). Gows—Ed, wit.
lista Perry, Leominster ( 1 entry). Heifers not exceed-
ing 3 years—ES, Lord Bateman; £4, Wihhiinm Williams,
Ely, Cardiff (3 entries). Not excee ding 2 years—Ed,
Edward Price; £l, John Williams (2 entries).

SHIM' (LElCUTll).—Yearling Rains—LB, Thomas
Potter, Thorrerton; £4 and £2, George Turner (31
entries). Other ages-25 and £3, George Turner;
Samuel Kingdon, Thorverton. and G. P. Hsi-Well,
Brandon, commended (30 entries). Two-teeth Ewes-
-25, George Turner; £3, J. B. Corner. Wellington;
£2, J. W. Boller (7 entries). Cotswolds.—Yearling
Rains-25, T. B. Brown, Andoversfurd ; £3, Edward
Handy, Cheltenham (6 entries). Any other sge—C4,
T. B. Brown; £2, Edward Handy (8 entries). Two-
teeth Ewes-25, T. ti. Brown; 23, William Smith,
Fairford, Gloucestershire (2 entries). South Downs.—
rearling Rams-25 awl tt, Sir R. G. Throckulorton,
Farringdon, Barks; John Moore, Pcwsey, commended
(9 competitors). Any other age-24, Sir R. J. Throck-
morton ; et, ditto (4 entries). Two-teeth Ewes-25,
Sir R. J. Tbmckinorton ; £3, Ralph Neville Grenville,
Butleigh Court (4 competitors).
HAMPetIIRe DoWt4B.—Yearling Rams—os, J. W.
Brown, Swindon; £3, George Harbin, Newton, Yeovil
(10 entries). Any other age-24, Edward Holland.
MP.; £2, J. W. Brown, Swindon (5 entries). Two.
Lean Ewes —25, John Moore, Littlecut ; ra, J. W.
Brown ; George Harbin, two pens commended (8
entries). Somerset and Dorset Horns.—Yearling Rains
£5, Thomas Danger, Bridgwater ; 23, Fred Bond,
Whitelsckington, Ihninster (4 entries). Any other age
—23, Thomas I)augrei ; 23, Frederick Bond (3 entries.)
Two-teeth Ewes-0, Thomas Danger; £3, Frederick
Bond (3 entries). Mountain Sheep-24 (also Mr.
Knight's 5 guinea cup), James Hereon, Northmolton ;
£2, ditto (11 entries). Ewes any age-24, and Mr.
Knight's cup, Junes Matson; £2, James Harris, Barn-
staple (6 entries).

Hotsvi.—Alares. —CB, Robert Gibbs, Dander; E 5,
Sir It. Throckinorton ; Thomas Keable, Devizes,
commended (6 entries.) Two-year-old Colts.—Elo
Edward Holland, M.P. ; £5, It. H. Watson, Totness
(7 entries). Two-year-old Fillies. lot prize not
awarded ; 2nd prize of CI, William Smith, Fairford,
Gloucestershire (2 entries). Yearlings.-131, Williaw
Smith ,• EJ, G. S. Poole, Bridgwater ; highly corn-
mended, Rev. J. G. Coplestone, Honiton (Sentries)—
Hare,, with or in Foal. —ls, Rev. U. F. Hodgson.
North Pethorton ; £5, Richard Fa/swore, Barnstaple
(6 entries.) Two-year-old Fillies.—Es, Rev. G. F.
liodwion ; a H. Beanie. Cowbridge, Glamorganshire
(4 entries.) Yearlings.--E5, R. Passmnre ; £3, H.
Baillie (8 compe). Hacks or Hunters.— £5, William
Capper, lludillestone, Taunton • £3, it. T. Head,
Alphington ; John Anthony, Yeluipton, commended
(12 entries.) Mare Pociea.—E4, W. Knight, M.P.,
Exmoor forest; £2, J. C. Wall, Redlasid, Bristol;
James Merson, Brinsworthy, highly commended (6
entries.) Mare Ponies not exceeding 13 handa.-24,
Robert Ogilvie, Barnstaple ; £2. Richard Cridge,
Soutlimolton ; John Abraham, Stratton, Cornwall,
highly commended 15 entries). Stallion Ponies. —£s,
James C. Wall, Bristol ; £3, Richard Ogilvie (2
entries.)

PIGS, LARGE BPLED.—Boan, £4, William Bryant,
Barnstaple; /41, William Hewer, Sevenhampton, Wilts
(3 entries.) Sows, £4, William Hewer; £2, Sir R.
Throckmortou ; ditto, highly commended (6 entries).
Sows not exceeding 9 months, 13, William Hewer; £2,
Rev. H. G. Bailey, Swindon—(2 entries.) Small Breed
Boars, £4, John Partridge, Crediton ; .£2, George Tur-
ner, Exeter. Sows, £4, George Turner ; £2. W. 1).
Rraginton. Bideford (7 entries.) Not exceeding nine
snonths—E3, Rev. Samuel N. Kingdon, Holaworthy,
Devon; Ell, W. D. Braignton.

POULTIT.-Bpanish-14t, Master Macgreggor Rake,
Brandon Hill, Bristol : 2nd. William Bailey, Kensing-
ton ; 3rd, George Morgan, Whitby, Yorkshire. Dork-
ing (white or onloured)-Ist, William Bromley, Smith-
field, Birtninglisin ; 2nd. Mrs. H. Fonkes, Whitelinrch ;
3rd, Mrs. G. Bothani, Slough. Bucks. Cookie China.
(Cinnamon or Buff)-Ist, Henry Tomlinson, Birming-
ham • 2nd and 3d( Mrs. H. Fookes. Brown and par.
tildge—lst, Mrs. H. Fookes ; 2nd. Jamas Callen, Bir-
mingham ; 3rd, Charles Felton, Erdington near Binning-

Ilune,. Genie. (Whites and Piles)-- 111,11-IMaui Dawson,
Birmingham ; 2nd, Poe. it. S. Crimp! ; 3rd, F.
Sabin. Birmingham. Slatk-breasted and other rxsla-
Ist, W. D. Braginton, I:ideford ; 2nd, 11. W. Moss,
Liverpool; 3ni, Rev. I;. t. Cruwys, Tiverton. 1/uck-
wii.7, and other greys a 4 bluer-Ist, Rev. G. et.
craw ye Ind, William Itallsnl, llockley 'war
Igruinighain ; 3ril, J. H. (.
m„l„3._ bd. A. it. Brooke, Wi.o.lbriilge, Suffolk ;
%mks insists", Taunton ; 3r.1, 3.1111C4 INSICOII.b,,.
1111111bUrgh Muhl an 1 silver jwiwilledl-Ist and 3rd,
Thomas Kimble, Devisee I 2ml, W. M. Lilly. (1,4,1 aid
silver spangled --lit, W• M. 1.illy: 211.1. J. B. chtme ;
;tr.!, Jonathan Canino. Faraedield, Netts. Puhuids
11;iaek with white credsj-T. FAA:Ital. Lyndhurst;
2nd, George hay, Minestertil; 3rd, G. A. Pox, Welling.
ton. Gold and silver v onetd 421, V. C. Adkins ;24.
K. N.Fryer, Rintoo-read, Hereford; 3ril, G. S. Fox.
Any other variety-I,d, Mills Northcutt ; 2nd, J. P.
Sontlimoltin ; 3r.1, .1. K. Fowler. Spanish
Chit:kens-Ist end 3rd. J. R. Itodharil ; 2ml, withheld.
Dorking 'hickeus-Ist and cap, William Bromley. Bir-
mingham ; 2nd, i:eorge Chadwin, Salisbury; 3rd, C. If.
Wakefield, Malvern, Wells. Game of any variety.
Prizes withheld. Cochin China Chickens (any variety)
-cup and 14 prise withheld; 2nd, Mrs. H. Fricke'.
Bantams, gold laced-Ist, Rey. G. F. Hodson, North
Pethertoti ; 2nd and 3rd, Rev. G. S. Cruwyx, Tiverton.
Silver laced-lat, Rev. G. S. Cruwp ; 2nd, Miss Bailey,
the Elnis, Hants. White and Black-lit, W. 111.
Lilley. Kingsnorth ; 2nd, James Cattel, Birmingham;
3rd, W. If. Lilley. Of any other variety-Ist, T. H.
D. Bayly, Bedford ; 2nd, William Page, Brighten; 3rd,
Rev. G. S. Cruel's. Ducks (White Aykaibury)-Ist
and 2nd, J. K. Fowler, Aylesbury; 3rd, B. J. Ford,
Exeter. Rouen-Ist, J. K. Fowler; 2nd. J. R. Rod
hart. Langford. Any other variety-Ist, J. B. Chime,
Coalbrookdale ; 2nd, (4.5. Sainsbury, Devizes. Class 25
- and 2114,J. K. Fowler. Turkeys-tat, II his ilward ;
2nd, Mrs. H. Fookes. Guinea Fowls-Ist, H. Adney,
Li in patone, Devon ; 2nd, Vi.!). Braignton,Bideford. Car.
riers (dun or bleak-I)-let, S. Sammerbayes ; 2nd, G. U.
Adkins Blue and White-S. suouinerhayvs, Tumblers
(almond)-14, Minder Rake: 2134 U.S. Adkins. Any other
variety-Ist, Master Rake ; 2nd. S. Sumiuerhayes.
Pouters-IA, Master Hake; 2nd, G. C. Adkins. Riints
-Ist and 2nd, H. Childe, jun., Binningbani. Jacobins
-let, Master Rake; J. Bailey, jun., Blarkwater, Hants,
Fantails-14,1Ru Milward, Ne wton St. Lo.; 2nd, G C.
Adkins. owbi-Ist, G. C. Adkins; 2nd. Master Rake.
Triimpeteri-Ist, G. C. Adkina ; 211.1. J. Bailey. jun.
Barba-Ist, Master Rake; 2nd J. Bailey, jun. Turbita
-Ist, G. C. Adkins; 2nd, Miss S. Summeritayes. Tatin.
ton. Nuns-let, G. C. Adkins; 211.1, Master Rake.
Dragoons--Ist and 2nd, G. C. Adkins. Blue Reeks-
-Ist, Mies S. Northoote, Upton Pine, near Exeter. Any
other distinct variety Ist, J. Bailey, Jun.; 2nd, Mr. S.
Suminerhayes.
For the first time in connection with this society
an effort, and a really suocessful one, has been made
to introduce an exhibition of works ..fart. Mr. T.
D. Acland has been the prime mover its this depart-
inent. In the Arts tents, at the end of the yard,
were articles of furniture, carriages, chimney pieces,
(priced as high as 33 guineas) even a font and a
reredos. Here were glass work, water colours and
drawings. the productions of the Ii dims looms ; but,
far above all, a contribution from the Kensington
Museum containing Seen., Drealen, Nevers,
Rouen, and Berlin China ; Venetian glass, Old Staf-
fordshire ware, India and China carved ivory•work,
&c. The Queen has lent vases, one of which was
pointed out as invaluable, for its peculiar torquoise
tone and its material-what is termed soft paste,
the ingredient' of which are unknown to modern
purcelaine makers. It is unique and priceless.
Altogether the allow was the best which the Bath and
West of England Society have had. The influx of
visitors throughout the week has been enormous,
every place being crowded, and Barnstaple never
looked so beautiful and attractive before. We trust
that when the Society visits Dorchester next sum-
mer an equal if not a greater success will result.

The aixteenth annual mooting of the archers of the
United Kingdom ia appointed to be held at Exeter
on the 6th, ith, and hth of July.

CHAIWE Or BUIBERY AT THr. BODHIN ELECTION.
—On Wednesday, before the liodmiu uiagiiteates, a
charge of be ibery was brought against Mr. Wyld,
late for Ruhuin. A short time ago, it will be
remembered, a charge of a similar description was
brought against Mr. Belling, a watchmaker, and a
supporter of Dr. Michell, the Conservative candi-
date. Belling was committed to take his trial, and
at is supposed that the present charge was brought
with the view of making a reprisal on the Liberal
party. The charge was that Mr. Wyld had {Orel*
0110 James Hick half-a-sovereign to induce him to
vote for and influence his father to vote for him
(Mr. Wyld) at the late election. After hearing the
evidence the bench were unanimously of opinion that
the charge of corrupt inducement was not made out.
After Mr. Whitehurut had addressed the bench, and
had called one or two witnesses, the chairman said
that the bench were unanimously of opinion that the
case for the prosecution wan not sufficiently strong
to justify them in proceeding any further with the
charge, and it was, theiefure, dismissed. (The an•
nouncement was received with loud applause from
the body of the hall.) Mr. Whitehurst then applied
fur the defendant's costa, which were allowed.