The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1878-06-11 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MOM., %el as well keen the named of Ws roomers for the Henning, c.n., have just been carted on the Dow us"' out '4 the 'lilt judaL cialkor whoever determines the Important Tie,tion. as keep the name of lodge leading to Poxwell Home. The work is box exhibitors at this meeting secret fur fear the bolas.. inisht ground stone from the Bath quarries, and hag been ote.t against it bet iniotost moat admirably executed by our local sculptor, Mr. T. wd he created if the stock catalogue were issued two or Wilson, who also executed the beautiful carvings on days before the op Mut day Why it would aw the bank of Masora }diet, Pearce, and Co Thus we Lood as a smsll " HAno, there is limuer and , have now every facility in our midst for executing 8., yolL*"”. F those works of art which at one time were • speciality .7.11"p.o" Well, odds on -,,mmstef.. 4.01 ow miles to All 4 out that toetr net's' our to the great metropolis. was Aortas Mock at Orford when they might iba•e been Tat 2114101 on 'Thursday had to deal with Mrs. ats•siod of It at home, and base travelled those 100 miles Henna Andrews. of Fordington. a Lady who gives with cennoi". wetted appetitete oujaw7U'dreofthget ack eahibotor,, way to drink and bad language simultaneously. Sent. but that Sir W. Marriott, of tbeepown House nlandford. Mitchell found her about half-pest six the previous gen& orchidsetto the horticultural tent, or evening making her "lodging on the cold ground " two Sunda:'. Irfear" ftillsiinetrgliewlSche34ln latrerearm"obrnigar law selection being the soua Walks. Boys and girs In connection wish the atone a de, ,heet will be held on come out to play, stood laughing around her as she the 11th, 120. and 13th June, which pi-amine to be a lay. The officer found she was unable to stand—we I great success, 700 dogs have been entered, viz ,two couples don't mean stand treat; let people say what they will ' ot foxhounds, 17 bloodhounds, three deerhounds, 19 grey. our force is above bribery—took her to the station, boupd‘s sic couples of barriers, tune couPice of hmeleas She is a very old offender, and, as • couldn't pay rth,nkintera926Bt.ser:it:s.rr.s.i.3lv retrievers, 47 spaniels, LIO fox mons classes, 10 dernshundS 10a, she went to prison for 12 daps' hard labour. Newfoundland., 66 collies, 17 mastiffs, 18 St. Bernardo, SO CoNSITTLD To lilts &LA.I PainoS, DORCAS*. hall-doge, 16 pose, 5 Dalmatian', 6 foreign spurting dogs, T. —Sessions : Samuel Cox, obtaining money by 7p itSh.r. 7 1i,71 leutratisoltvl 1$ Blenheim., 3 The.. are some fa se prat.. ace' at Wool ; Simon Cridland, attempting of the finest dogs, and corse from the best kennels in suicide at Weymouth. —Herd Labour : Mary Ellen gaglarnil During the week the Mayor of ° iford will entertain • Gulliford, dealing boots at Shaftesbury, 6 weak.; dietinguisbed comons), at dinner in the Town Hall Thomas Dowling, misbehaviour in Blaudford Union, (Wednesday. June 12), and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Merrell 28 dais ; Hannah Andrews, drunkenness at Donbas- (who kindly 1.-nt the ground for the show) will give. ter; 3ohn Entdoott, drunk and riotous at Chardstock ; garden safes at Headington and light up wood George Curtis, drunk and riotous at Lyme Regis, 14 la"Ps . days; Michael Rogers, vagrancy at Sherborne, 10 days ; Isaac Denman, drunk and riotous at Weymouth, 7 &ye. Imprisonment George Cwt.* gaming to the annoyance of passengers at Lyme Regis, 7 days. —FertArr AX4141/IatION. ' George dealing a scarf at Fordington.  ( Latest.ratgreft)  Weather very fine mid et.tondan- oe good, but not crowded. COOl pet ton in Devon' limited to 27 heed all told. Mr W. Farthing, Bridgwater. took .C 5 each for bulls, £lO for bull calf, and £l5 furrow. Mr W. Pryer Ftslebett, Poole, took .C 5 for heifer calf in shorthorns. Rev Bruce Kennard, Harahan, .ClO for bull calf, but does not take with heifer. In Herefords and Sues:, no lond exhibitor.. Channel Islands, more than 100 bead. Mr 3. Careless. Saithempuin, £lO for old bulls. Mr J. D gity. fiherborne Cagle, allows six animal., but takes out two highly commended. Professor Buckman show. two competition excessively keen In this claw. Lord Welainsham takes first and second prize for iutbdown old and young rams. Mr. W. Murrivin £l5, best yearling Hampshire; Lloyd Beckenham second. Herbert Farthing, Nether /newsy, all four prizes for B interact horn rams, and John Mayo, Broadway, first and mond for ewes. Er. E. Lo. Beeminster, is second bast hunter. Rev. W. Hooper. Chilfrome, £7, beet breeding sow. Mr. A. Benjafield shows two breeding eows, but does not take • prize.