The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-12-03 00:00:00

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Other toasts of a complimentary nature followed, and
/event songs hewing been sung, the coinpany separated:

The fol!owing is the list of preiuiusas and prises
awarded.
FM4;111118 offered by J. J. FdrqUiallloll, Esq.
To Julio Burden, for 'M years' servitude to J. J. Far-
.inharsun, Esq., Langton House, a coat, waistamt, and
I lir.
To Robert Kingsbury, for 27 years' service on the
lanai now occupied by Mr Burt, 1 wenn Minister, a coat,
waistcoat, and Ws.
To henry flung, for 27 years' servitude to J. .f. Far-
guitars,,,,. Ems., Langton HOLISfe, a coat, waistcoat,
and 16s.
To Lionel Gillingham, for 16 years' service on the
farm of Mr V. B. Watts, Turnworth, a coat, waistcoat,
and 10s.

premiums offered b!, he Satiety.
To Charles Msi.lasent, for 12 yesrs' scrvioe on the
farm of Mr E. G. Whitivarsh, Melbw). Abbas, • cost,
waistcoat, and 10s.
To Charles niggle. for 11 years' service on the farm
of Mr. G. non, T t Minton, • Goat, waistcoat, and

10s.
To John Maine, for 47 years service on:the-farm of
Mr. Harding, Higher Waterson, a coat, waistoost, and
El.
To George Giles, for 35 years' service on the farm
of Mr. Hill, Tarrant Hinton, a coat, waistcoat, and
To Samson Lucas. for 45 years' service as mitt!. to
J. J. Farquharson, Esq., Langton House, a coat, waist-
coat, said El.
To John Goddard, for 27 years' service as carter on
the farm of Mr Loader, Bockhorn Weston, • coat,
waistcoat, and 10s.
To Jane thine, for 34 years' service on the farm
of Mr. J. Harding, Higher Waterson, a cloak, gown, and
EL
To Esther Wright, for 34 years' service on the farm
of Mr E.G. Whitmarsb, Mulbury Abbas, • cloak, gown,
and 10s.

FAT STOCK.

A piece of plate, value £7, given by Sir E. B. Baker.
BAIL for the boat fat ex, Mr John Coats; second boot,
Mr Win. Senior, O.
A pieoeof platavalne 15, given by J. J. Farquharson,
Esq., for the beet fat heifer. Mx Henry Galpin ; second-
best, Mr Cornelius Hunt, £l.
A piece of plate, value Lb, given by H. Gerard Blurt,
Esq., M.P., for thebest fat oow, rW. Senior; awned
best, Mr. John Coate, £l.
A piece of plate, for the five best fat wether shay, of
the same breed. Mr Robb. Dominey woad best, J. J.
Farquharson. Esq., .Cl.
A silver mustard pot, for the best fat pig, Mr J. K.
Jeffrey; second-host, Mr Geo. Jeffery, EL

BREWING STOCK.
A piece of plate, value Ell, given by 11. Ear Seymer,
Esq., for the best stock bull, let to breeders during
the past season, at not more than 10a., Messrs. J. W.
and C. Jame ; second-best, Mr. J. E. Jeffrey, El.
A piece of plate, for the best one-year-old stock bull,
Mr Thos. Warren ; second-best, Mr W. Ranker, El.
A piece of plate, value £5. given by the Hon. W. H.
B. Portman, tip., for the best bull, breeding cow, and
offspring, Mr Levi Groves; second-best, Mr Caleb
Loader, kl.
A piece of plate, value £5, given by the Right lion:
the F.arl of Beauchamp, for the best dairy cow or heifer,
in milk and in calf, Mr H. Coat.; second-beat, Mr. T.
Warren, El.
A piece of plate, given by a: Eer Seymer, Req.,
M.P., for the best dairy cow, in calf and in milk, Mr
li. Coat.; second-hest, Mr. J. A. Smith, £l.
A piece of plate, given by the Right Hon. the Earl
of Shaftmintry, to the breeder of the best pair of two-
year-old stock heifen., in calf. Mr J. A. Smith ; second-
peat. Mr W. Rossiter, kl. Highly commended, Mr J.
Davie.
A piece of plate, given by the Right Hon. the Earl
of Shaftesbury, to the breeder of the best pair of one-
year-old stock heifers, Mr Levi Groves, second-best,
Mr E. Drew, El.
A piece of plate, given by John Moyer, Req., to
the breeder of the best nine ewes, in lamb, of the
South-down breed, Mr. H. Fookes; second best, J. J.
Farquharson, Esq., Cl.
A piece of plate, given by John Floyer, Req., for the
best South-down ram, Mr James Harding, Watemon;
second-best, Mr H. Fookes, £l.
A piece of plate, for the best boar, Mr Jam. Strange;
second-best, J. J. Farquharson, Esq., £l.
A piece of plate, for the best breeding sow, in
farrow, MrJ. Coat.; second-best, Mr. James Strange,
tl.

Holton:
A silver cop, given by H. Her Seymer, Esq., M.P.,
for the best entire horse, suitable for agrionitural
purposes, Mr W. Brickell; second-best, Hr. H. logs,
kl. Highly commended, J. J. Farquharson, Esq.
A piece of plate, given by G. W. Digby, Fag., for
the best cart mare and foal, Mr. J. Coate; secont.best,
Mr. Henry Fuokes, £l.

BUTTER.
Prizes girra by tke Bann Hambro.

For the best rkib. firkin abutter, £3 35., Mr. Levi
Groves; mecond-best, £2 25., Mr. S. 13. Strange.
ROOTS.

Prizes yiren by Mr W. C. Issae, of Reading, Berks.
For the best twelve mangold wrirtsel roots, Mr. W.
Senior, £1 Is ; seoond-best, Mr W. Coate, 10s. 64.
Highly commended. Mr. Hervey.
For the best twelve swedes, J. J. Farquharson. Esq.,
Cl 13.; second-best, Mr. Robert Fookes, 10s. 64.
Highly commended, Mr H. J. Aphis.
CHAN BORNE.—Perrir Szamosa, Thursday.—
Before Captain Brown and the Rev. Moss King.—
Solomon Lucas, of flawley, an old poacher, was
suninioned by Charles Brixey, bead gains-keeper
to Lord Rivers, for trespass in search of game.
Fined .f.l Is. including costa, which was paid.—
George Nlauston, of Crindall, was summoned for
I leaving his earthenware cart unattended ia the
streets of Wareham. —Fined 10e., including costa.
--Kush Green and Eliza Lane, of Cranhorne,
were convicted on the evidence of P.C. Burt, of
stealing portion of a fence, at Bowridge.—Fined
is. 7d. each, including costa.—James Coward,
the elder, and John Coker, were charged with drunk-
eneas, and with being disorderly and refusing to leave
the Black Dog, when a police constable was called
in.—Fined 17s. 6(1. each, including costa.—Henry
Gosling, baker, of Cranhorne, for delivering bread
without having weights and scales in his cart, was
tined 10s. 6d., including costa.—Elisa Bailey, Elie:sr
B.ailey, Emma Phi[pot, Eliza Down, Jane Roper,
and Sarah Ford were tined bs. 6d. each, including
costs, for stealing underwood on Edmonstone manor.