The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-09-13 00:00:00

BROAD WET.
HORTICULTURAL SHOW

A very Pretty show took place on Wednesday afternoon
last in Colonel Steward', groundr, at Not Unseen, whirl%
be bad kindly lent for the purpose. The movie park is
well ru- rounded by tree', and Use whole village is on
shady and rural as to form • mg.. ag.emahle contrast ,o
the fashionable brightness or W...ymouth, TIC re...
Wcy, here "Smut,' ae the name of It e ah.!!e
intimates, is br I. red by pleesaut nerd. no iin4 g 7,1. !I's
anion" • hich are comfortable I.nu, 110(14111g 4,4.4
former Spa-house, of Nottington, now let as • pile .te
resid-nce. Berond this you palmed through the • and are in well-kept park-like 'rounds, on the left and the Misses Otter keep a refreshment 0.11, with aerated
drink., tea, and coke: and further on is the nand.stird,
on which we spy Mr I. ircornbe, well known as di inumer
for remny years peeks In front was on. of Mr. n
Gradient teT,within ich the ex h i to were at rangril.
On the stage in the centre were very line collections of
fl hoes, and foliage olents, sent by 1t.., Christopher,
Mr. Newberry. aicl Mr. r!rsons ; and at the end of the
st•ie Mr. Per.ons @hos ei • yen, beautiful collection of
asters and dahlias, UM • tray of beautiful zinnias
and smaller dahlias ; he. we, also a sidendid
display of (rift and flowers. Mr. Higgs, eirdener
ti
Colonel Steward, c mtribu'..ed much to the Norm's of
the show be hot.houge plants, including flowering
on, and among the emateum who kindly oectriboded
belotiful !specimens were the Ilev. D. B. B. Bonham.
r-ctor of Benadere7. and the Rev. M. (terser, of Langton
Herr or, Mr. R. Gruy., also bent lovely rams dahlia..
asters, and piquoi Though it it almost Invidious to
select, we cannot forties'. Meshing the Rector s eresilen;
peaches, which wore es lovely al no doubt thee we.., 'nth
flavoured. Mr. J. Elyntoode's apples were Mall cm'
mends& The miss list Included the followini :
Collection of Window Plante. —tnd,lll.6d., John 8t YOU,
Nottington.
Bmenuets of Flowers-Ist, 2.. 61.. Me. W. Hardy;
2,. Hum J. Bowditch : 3rd, la., L Tewkesbury.
Benches of Wild Finley/fa, foe children onlc—let
Ile 6.1, Aline Haim tad, is. 6.1., Magi. Mug ; 3rd, Is..
Agee. H Gale ; 4th, Rosa Ada Critehell.
Dish of Fruir...-lst, .is , Mr. .1. Ott.,; lied, 24. 6d.. Kr.
R. &snood* • 3rd, .1. Mr. B. Hardy.
Verretebles, best eollention•—fle., Mr. J. Otter; Ind. 46.4
Mr. B. Hardy.
P.iteitoes. early. —lst. 3s. 61., Mr. 13. W. Gale ; led.
IL ed., Kr. G. Bowdit&; 3ed. Is. 61. Kr. J. Ford.
Onions, sprMg sown.—lst. 4 Mr. T. Tewkesbury ;
tad, fkL, Steven* ; led, .ftt, Mr. C. W. Gale.
Onions, undereroood.-2nd, 2., Kr. J. Ford.
C.rrotr-4t, 3.. Mr. .T. Vine.
Parsnipe.—lat, 31, Mr. J. Vine ;_tad, 2.. Kr. B. Hardy.
Broad B.mas.--trittit.. 64. Mr. Bartlett' Broadwer•
tic %dot Ronneer.— Mr. T. Tewkesbury ; tad.
ls. 61.. Mr. W. Hardy ted_, Mr. G. Tewkeeburr.
eabbages.—tod, Is. 6d., Ur. Mel,; extra, for picklisig,
R. ilyntoeda
Ga.den Peas.—lst. tr. 61.. Mr, T. Tewkesbury
ls. 61.. Kr. J. Otter.
Vertable Ilarroves,—lat, Ils.. L.. W. Hardy 2nd, Mr. . Ford.
Tke voteless were large and clean grown, spring selorie
made a good show, of admirable else, but there WWII OROs
shown es antatno-eow,. and auderground were a Me*
show. Of ferrets there seemed lobe only the intermediate
sorts, which were good and clean • and parsnips were
rutn-h better than we hays seen 'them at the earlier
exhifiu,na. Broad berms of course were • mere gleatiny.
and for peas the season was rather lase • but of wallet
runners the show sae fairly good. Alt.hough eabbegre
Seen only to have heen thought wrathy of • eseoad
they were far superior to those at some larger shoes.
Vegetable umerows were 'nod, Mr. Rudy's first priest..
being of very large Mac Very creditehle were the mud wild towers, as, indeed.was the whole ex:=
which, however, needs tabs bette, advertised, tee kaow-
Was of it Wag fleteterlar cogitated to few Is Weymouth.

Among those who visited the tent were f—Oolosel and
Hrs. Steward. and Miss Steseard,_o4apt. R. and Mr..
Steward, Mr. and Mrs. G. Warr,. 'Hynes, as,. J. Itacire nod Kra Bridal., Kr. esparto, Lanyton Herring. Re,. D.
B R. Bamboos and family, M. K. B.unio., Mr. 3.
Robe J.P. sod M. Robartion, Mrs. and Miss
Hawkins, amlon, Mtge Gordon. Mr. R. ff Klink 3.1'.
and Mrs. Zbot, Mrs. Vi m
ncent, Wey
outh, dr.. Vmcent,
jou..Mr mad Mae Oarpendale, Km J. kayo, Uperey,
AG. J. Galg, Hr. T. Gale. Mrs. Towle,. Hiss Kerslake, Mr.. loackliam, Mr. 0. W. Thomas, Yr. J. Ott rr Ky.
_Rolm% dic, and the hon. secrotery, Yr. B &owe,
Urrmii• no monodist committee were Mesers. J.
ohi4o miser, W. Hamden, H. Him, R. /ink J. Monk.
B. Nowberty. sod W. Parsons. MM. the rector, Rev. D. B.
R. gaaharn. kindly acted as treass• sr. rid wee energetic
forwsrang the &talk
Th. few for admission were devoted lotto fund. o( the
Broad say Temperance Hall.

WAZEILAX.
B COMPANY D.R.V. Lieutenant Budge has
pied the actable) of the above corps, vacant
through the reidgeation of Mr. M. J. Guest, M.P.
Woinuterea learning. The accounts of this
institute have been audited, and there remains a
Wane, of Be. Bd. to the good of the society. This
F suit has been brought about by the contribution of
kind friends, all the institute is fax from supporting
Itself.
HIGHWAY BOARD MUTlNG.—Preivent : G. H. Bond,
Eel., in the chair, N. Bond, and W. M. Calcraft,
Esqrs.—Waywardeus : Mews. Years's>, Pinney,
Bates, Kent, Whitely, Horbeck, and Cl. Young.
Various btuinese was transacted, amongst which was
a cheque signed in favour .1 the surveyor for Lit), to
meet current expenses. N.xt meeting to be held on
the 11th October. The minutes of the last meeting
were also read and confirmed.
COUNTY Perry &mums, Tuesday.—Before Colonel
Mansell, K. Rodgett, and 0. C. Farrar, Esqrs
Charles Brewer and Frank Roberts, both of Bere
Regis, were summoned for stealing apples, of the
value of 6d., from Henry Josty. Bach fined 2a. 6d.,
and costa U.—Wildam Joiner was summoned by
P.C. Hideout for being drunk and disorderly at Here
Itogis.—Fined 12s. and costs Ss., or 11 days.---John
Ford, of &WO Rite, WU summoned for being drunk
and riotous, by .C. Ride-mt.—Fined 2a., and costa
Ms.- -Richard Bower, of North, was summoned by
Georg . Candy for !reporting in search of gains, on
land in the occupation of William H•wkina—Fined
£2 and costs, 10a, or one month's imprisonment.- -
James Shelton, of Wareham, was summoned by George
Marsh, for an assault, on the let In4.—The cam
was sojourned for three weeks for Marsh to produce
witnessee.—An the alehou-e, lc.. licenses, were re-
uewed.

A eolgrniCarr ago we gave a short notice of an
amateur ooacert given in the institute for the benefit
of the funds thereof. We now have much pleasure in
noticing a similar one in aid of the funds of the Swoo-
ns branch of the Soya National Life Boat Inatitution
given on Tawlay by the Choral Society, the dwanage
vi•iters, and other friends. There was • numerous
attendance, btth among the visitors and the towns-
people, who always 'vines great interest in the Life-
boat institution. The following programme was very
sqcomef oily given : —Part 1. Oleo 'Ye Mariners of
England," Choral Society (encored); instrumental,
"Bth Symphony," Mrs. Holland and family and Mr.
Fonnensobein; reading, RAT. E. Kllaby ; song, "The
Pilot," Mr. W. Fps; piano solo, " Baracoile," Mr.
C. P. Little; song, " Dermot Asters," Mrs. F. H. Pain
(.-no red); glee, "March in Norma," Choral Society
(iapturatiely encored); song, "Jack's Yarn," Mr. F.
if. Pain (encored). Part 11. Ins rumental overture,
"jo the Caliph of Bagdad," Mrs. Holland and family
and Mr. Sonnenschein; song, Mr. H. M. Batson; glee,
" All among the Barley," Choral Society ; reeling,
Rtv. L. Lester; song, "The Boatswain's Story," 1t.,.
E. Bushy; piano solo, "Leiden Bleu," Mr. C. P.
Little; swag and chorus, "Hearts," Mr. W. Vye and
Choral Society (enoured) ; song, Mrs. F. 11. Pain;
eke, "A Wet Sheet and a Foaming Sea,' Choral
Society; song, "The Brave Old Oak," Mr. F. El. Pain;
" G.ni Save the Queen." As will be seen we had
another nopital treat of instrumental music by Mrs.
Holland and tamily, who need only be hoard to be
appreciated. The singing wee throughout too good to
leave any room for individualiainr. The Choral
Society WWII at its beet; and the audience showed their
appreciation of their performance by two encores, the
test a rapturous one, which the conductor acknow-
le ,gel, and would have answer. I but for want of time.
We hape the public will not bs so theappointel again.
The hot thanks of the Life Bost Committee are due
and are here offered to all the kind friends who helped
to mak.. ths concert • CICOOII4. The pro seds amounted
to Eli 2.. During the afternoon of the day the crew
of the life-boat went through their various evolutions,
awe ig which was the capsizing of their boat, which
rights itself in about half • minute.