The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-05-05 00:00:00

BLA2MFORD.

Wg regret to iodise the death, at the earl! age 0( 22111
Mr. Zdwa6l Castleman, of Chettle. Mr. Caatleman
long been a :meat sufferer from asthma. He was not I".i.kg
ago S. W. of the Blandford lodge of Freemasons, of which
his brotheein-law, Captain Hanham, lathe present W. W.
"I' ail T' —The th't &&&&& petition for the selection of
members to repn•sent thi orisi at Wimbledon has taken
place. Six members c,n;pixed. The ranges shot at were
216, 5•11, and 6110 yards, wven shots at each ; circular
targets awl new Wimbledon regulations. The following
Were the total worm :—ituartenuasterdtenfenat
; Sergeant G. Grvivesl 53; Armourer King. 36: Private,
Derlllllll 53; Private F.. Hideout, 50: and Bugler Alsno.
311. The second competition came off on Friday, when
I) ile higher scores were made, viz. :--Quartermaster
ServLemit Davi 66 ; Sergeant iiroves, fig; Annourer King.
ea ; rrivat• Ss ; Private Basout. 66; and Bugler
AA*

COCM Purr.' tresoss, Matorday.-Belore Vimount
Portman (chairmen), and the Mom 11. H. Portman, M. P.
Charke TAurne, a eardwainer, of tint,,.,, mu summoned for
...oiling and beating • labourer 11.11.111V1 Richard Cud, at
Ifilton, on the Ilth inst. --Mr. Atkinson defended. - This warn •
tnnispery publichouse brawl. It appeared from the evklenee
of the several withere., called that on the Ilth hist C IstltacY
E. 'Monte, • brother of the defendant's, was at the Crown Inn,
• ilton, in the kitchen, and a dispute arose between him and
the complaistruit Cut Cuff bullied Anthony borne, •nd struck him twine. Whilst the quarrel was o the defendant,
C 11.1.1 Thorne came in and struck Cult a blow, knocking him
against the settle, before Cuff could see him. The blow eat
returned by Cuff -The Bench dismissed the owe.
Henry Ila rel., a labourer of Tarrant Ilinton, was summoned
for assaulting a little lwry kalne4 Jamas Cole. . This wa, even
ain ire trumpery case than the last The defendant sow the
couplainant tt-asiont his little boy, and sin:rely gave hiss a put
hi the poll, for which he was now aunimened ley the parents.-.
The Bench properly dismissed the case, remarking that it
• ought never to have been brought there They reeonlinendul
the complain:L.li on any future • ...salon to take the defendant
to ht r father marl let him correct him_
Mr. Johns. a, Clerk to the Board if Guardians, made an
application to the Bench us the nutter of !Amur Tucker, a
lunatic, who died in the 2.th of February last. The deceased
had beets in the Forston Lunatic As) lum since May, late, and
during that time had been chargeable to the common fund of
Use C . Since her death it bad been diecovered that she
had ~,,, 'ley in the l'crat.Otliee Has logs' Bank, and the present
application was for an order on the Postrnaster-Gessend to pay
..ver the amount standing to the credit of deceased to the
Guardians, to replace the amount expended lit her maintenance
and funeral. -The Bench granted the crier.

THE TENANT SECURITY RULES OF TIIE
BLANDFuRD FARMERS CLUIL

At a meeting of the members of this club, held at the
Crown Hotel, Mr. tialpin read a paper on "Tenant
Security." Mr. Owen Richards presided, and about a
dozen geutimuen were present.
After swum discussion, the following arrangements se
to Tenants Security on Unexhausted Manures and
Improvements were adopted by the Club:—
MAX 1 it me manures with turnips to intend over three
pare igtouitity not to exceed three sacks per acre.
let year, the outgoing tenant, should he
quit without taking a o.irn crop, to be 1.13 e. in the tl.
tel year, when a corn crop has been taken 7s. 6d, in the id.
3e.1 year ditto ditto 3e. in the gl.
kit.* 2.—Oututo, superphosphate of lime. and ill artiedwl
manures used for tuniitai, purchased yard. pig, or any &cow-
ls-oil manure, over two years, and value sod to timed 30e. per
acre. The awe regulations as to cunt cnips as in Rule I.
let year, Ilse outgoing tenant to be allowed .. 15s. In the Ll.
Ind year ditto ditto lra. in the LI.
itit.a J.—Linseed or cake, led in the last of the tenancy by
cattle or sheep, to be repaid 30 per coot where no corn crop
has been taken, the outlay not to exotica' Al pa' Celit, of the
rental. . . .

Rt'tig 4. —Lime, II used by limit or with olmmon mould
ace .nliear to the following scales :-
Ist ) car. where no own crop has been taken)
- Va In LI.
the °Miming. tenant to Wallowed.. the .
.1
bid 3, ear ditto ditto .. .. lbs. in the LI.
3r.1 yi:ar ditto ditto .. .. 1011. in the LI.
..

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4th 3-ear ditto ditto .. .. fie. in the al
ltcas 5. —Chalk, if done by tenant, the price and quantity
per acre to In: first wind on. Eight years, via :
ld and Ind Mn,y the OUIVAne Wheat in he ), 20n. in tnn ci.
3rd year ditto ditto .. ... 10e. in the CL.
4th year ditto ditto .. .. Iva in the Lt.
frth year ditto ditto .. .. 130. in the gl.
toll year ditto ditto .. .. 10s. in the Li
7th you ditto ditto ... .. 79. in the LI.
4th year ditto ditto .. .. its. In the Lt.
itt'Ll 6.—Dralniug, whether with pipes, thee, or stone, pond
and tent making where the materials are found by landlord,
the tenant doing the carriage at.d labour. Ten years, via :-
Ist year, the outgoing tenasit to be allowed gOs. in the Li.
2nl yee.r ditto dila., .. .. laic in the C.
3rd year ditto ditto .. .. Ina in the £l.
4th year ditto ditto .. .. Ito. in the gl.
sth jeer ditto ditto .. .. Its. in the Li.
6th yar ditto ditto .. .. 10e. In the iii.
7th yusr ditto ditto .. ... Se. in the Li.
bth year ditto ditto .. .. he. in the £l.
trth year ditto ditto .. .. te In the Li.
ligh year ditto ditto .. .. fa in the Cl.
/Leta 7. —Any hedge planted by tenant, with consent of land.
to be subject to valuation.
HMS 11.—II any tenant nuke, or fresh lay out any water
niesdow, the landloni domg the weir work, over 10 years, the
Milt scale to be edopted as iii Rule 0.
Iteig I —Saisfoin to be paid for according to value, not
eacceillng four years.
licur if—Temporary. Any shed put up for sheep, caLtio,
or manure, lc. , by tenant, to be taken etc valuation.
ituids 11.—Planting orchard with c..itsent of landlord. The
outgoing tenant to be peld for the trees as follows :—The first
yaw the cost of the trees. and to the ninth year according to
their increased value. From the al vita to the tealith year to
remain at the same value. After the twelfth year to be eon.
sidero.l the property of the landlord_
1t,.. It. -That If at the elpiraUon of any tenancy the land
I s it left in proper and husbandry-like condition, the outgoing
' tenant shall be liable to be wonted for ouch neglect, the
amount to he nAtiod by arbitration.
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Ruts 13. All cha/king and drainage, the making of water
meadows, ponds, anti tanks to be with consent of landlord and
In writlint, anti, If done by landlord, tenant to pay dru per cunt.
VU the out/ay.

RI II - That 12 uloothe wilco, to quit ha given lh.ll
wes.b)
.either party.
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Buts' 15. If ;my 'illeputo arise between landlord and tenant
resiavtitig any of the aforcinent.oned rules to be subject to
reference, one to be chosen by each party and a third to be
named before IroosLeling to business, whore ducbuoi, shall be
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Mr. It, Fein-EL in propoiling • vote of thanks to Mr.
Galvin, said he felt personally under considerable obliga-
tions to him, as he was very desirous to elicit the opinions
of the members of the various Clube in the county on the
subject which had been discussed. As they were aware,
a bill was framed by the Committee of their Society, and
entrusted to Messrs. Howard and Read for presentation
to Parliament. Fruin various causes, that bill fell through,
auil the Committee were thaiirous of having another 101 l
franii,l, which would be introduced by Mr. Chaplin and
Mr. Pell, and it was to give the Committee some idea of
what they, as farmers, wanted, that he hail asked Mr.
iislpin to bring the subject furwaril.—Mr. It. Lkwis, of
A-h, having seconded the proposition. Mr. IiALPIN returned
tkiiiks, and, after a vote of thanks to the Chairman, the
!maul,: separated.