The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-09-09 00:00:00

THE DORSET couNTY EXPRE'iS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1873:

Miguel. &leo Croix first prise for dahlias, and Mr. Start
the wooed. In balsams, Mr. Stint took first pew., aud
Mr. J. S. W. S. E. Drat trio ,ul. Ths nerrirturns,
(solutes, kn., ezbibr....l were rem irkthly
good, elr Willson Marriott vent 40 excellent cxl!,•etron
of pleats for exhibitioe, hot u,,t. for oompititi,„
whilst another splendid eiwortment sent on the !lone
tams, bore ohs word. Prom Bryansroo,"
potatoes sent by Lord Ithafa.ehury not for e.nopeiltion,
were antoonst the Anent at tho,li.,w, while the potato..
of Mr. W. Miller end Lady Penxt, who *nob first nod
aseoud peso, were ill that could be looked. The prig •
' copal exhibitors in this tent were Meer... Harris and
gen, Dorchester (who to.t five Prism ru.t of eix
exhibits), Mr. T. Frasor.ttrore, Hee. ff. Bower. Mr,
K. L. Smith, Lord littsitssbury, Mr. F. raid's, Mr. J.
S. W. S. N. Drax. Mr. H. G. tort. Lord Wolverton,
Kr. H. N. Irserffeyiner, Mr. G. D. W. Mb', Mr.
R. W. Williams, Sr. Castleman, Mr. Woof, Mr. Y.
Logan, Mr. Iluddidge, Mr. John Kiyees, nurseryman,
Salisbury, die., km
Later in the day, there wax a pretty good attoodanoo.
The Grenadier Gusrd, band, under Mr. Dan Godfrey,
played • choice selection of invaio.
At Mx o'ol..eit the playing of the National albite
brought th.. obey to • aloe, and the secretary,
treaurir, &o, proceeded to distribute the prism

01.1131 IV ALL arum..

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PLANTS All) Funwens.—Ora 'watt' foliaged ciente
—EI la. Mr. 11. 0. /Hurt, M.P. Wove plants—El li,
Mr. H 0. Sort. Greenhouse 111,14...—q Is , Mr. if.
G. Start. Foreign ferias and lyevadium.—El Is.,
Rev. H. T. Bower, FooknelL Fuoteimillghti—El Is.,
, MOlll/11. Harris and Son, Dorchester. Fuchsia. PI ,ik)
—EI Is., Messrs. Harris. Specimen fuchsia-10...
Messrs. llarris. Scarlet, :male, ..,d ootoray
geraniums-10a Mr. IL A. Width, Litton Howe,
BlandforsL Variegated Laved g -soloists—La, I:,
Messrs. Harris, Dnalaester ; 21R, 7s. 61., Mr. E. A.
Smith. Aoh4menes-5.., Mr. IL G. Wars. lallurre
3a. 61,, Mr. L A.Bmltb. Casksoerabi—lit, sn, Kee
IL Bower ' • 2nd, 3s. 61., Mr. S. A. Smith. Balstms—
15t,154., Mr. H. G. Stint ; 2ad, 3s 61., Mr. J. H. W.
8. grle-Draz, M.P.
Cot 'Lawns.— £11.., Mr. J. K,lntas
Salisbury; lad. 10s. 64., Mr. 11. G. Stud. Stand of
Dahlias—lot, Lila., Mr. J. Keynes; Vat 10. 61.,
Mr. H. 0. Start. Stead of fancy Dahlias—let, LI 1..,
Mr. J. Keynes t• Lid, 10r. 61., Mr. H. G. Willi.
Verbswas—lei, Ts. 64., Mr. Miller, ; 2nd,
Sc. 61., Mr. B. A. Smith; oladioli-10c, Mr. 11. G.
Start. Germs° Aststi—lst. Mr. 11. 0. Start ;
36. 61., Lord Wolvertoe. Frenah loittra-204, 3.. 6 1.,
Mt. T. Fuidge, Genets House. Ornamental home. ‘,l
Cut Flowers-Ist, El, Rev. H. 1101110, ; lad. 10t, I.,rd
Wolverton. Nosegay—lci, 51. Mr. !lurid riggardener to Mr. H. Wandford, Dorset Nurscriel ; 2.i
3e. 64., Mr. H. 0. Start.
Ts• aolsioors' and coltisgers' price, which are
ebiefly of 1...1 interest, wen. published In last Fridsy'a
Ihisprusa.
In the teasing the Grenadier Bawl gave a grand con.
Gen in the Oorn lisehange, and thus brau.dit •
suoecosful day to a termination. The number of
visitor, to the tows must have been rather large, to
Judge of the mood which throu.red the railway
station to retell the last train' and we are glad to may
that Hume who 0.311 from a distanoe had a gag evening
for their going home.
(ILAN VILLIGS WOOTTON.

FATAL AOOIOIITIT.—CIo &turtle,' afternoon Mr.
Warren, farmer, who bad been driving a waggon litd,d,
with oorn, was ;nand lying no the ground, the shoot'
having panned over his bodr. [Moth took pito, about
two hours afterward,. Au inquest was held oo Tumdty,
before /dr. O. itymonde, and • verdict In aotioid..noi
with lb. facts retarned.
Some= Suitunti.—On Mon !ay whilst driving a
load of wheat from the harvest field, Mr. John Warren,
yeoman of this parish, gut under the wheels, whiot
passed over his bowels. He was Liken home to Hound
Chimney farm, where soon he *spired. At the inquest
held on Tuesday by Mr. G. Symonds, the evidence went
to show that he had been of unsound mind, and that on
this amnion be sent away the boy who was with bias
on an errand which there was .to um:enmity for. The
verdict was that deceased threw himself under the
wheels while sufferisg from a At of temporary insanity.
Hie age was 63.