The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-06-04 00:00:00

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SALISBURY.

THE BATH AND WIRT Or ENGLAND AGILICOLIDIAL
130CITrY.- The preparations for the forthcoming meet-
ing of this society are far advanced, and, though this
day (Tuesday) is the fist day teeth. ordinary delivery
of goods for exhibition on the pound, the South.
Western Railway Company have already made the first
delivery, • consignment from Mears. Sutton and Sons,
the extensive soedsmom, ko., of Raiding, who had such
an extensive exhibition here last year. The span to
be 'gain occupied by these gentlemen is so great that
earlier preparation was necessary for them than the
other exhibitors, on account of the interior fittings of
their stand. The show of agricultural implements at
last year's meeting was admittedly the beet ever bald
under the suspiess of the society, and we have reason
to believe that of the next meeting will be little, if any,
less extensive or attractive. The entries in all depart-
masts are looked for with great Interest, and the poultry
show has a special attraction to exhibitors in this part
of the country.

CITT Purrr, Sseaton, Monday.—Preseat : T. W.
Gilbert, Esq., sod W. Paweett, Ing.—Jantes Abal was
Panht up i• malady, *barged with drankeensee. Re
ed guilty sad was fined Is mid coosts.--o•orge
ryt, was charged by Charles Tanker, Lodging House
keeper, Bra wn-Mreet with setting fire to some bad
clothes. The &readmit WY drank at tbe time sad be
said he aceidentaly sought th• quilt oa era from • match
In lighting his madle. Fie was Oiled 10s, sod mate, also
64. damage or 14 days' imprisonment. Having no limey
h• was seat to pol.

ElmoLcart Ponstorsas awn Mtn, Rnva—Tb•
&Haber, Laval Couipaniss audor the reaussed of
Major AUII were invested (after sight days=
Major (Smith of lb. SOtt fool os the 214. H. •
hirooeff highly sathilsd with the different erolotioas of
the drill, and congratulated Ulm upon their sMaleesy.
Afterwards be inspsetad the stones, ha., under the ewe
sad sepsdnteudenes of star Perna Major James
Honk which be mid pre area to the Blaff Sergesat

WitMS RITLI Alisemiavirer.—We nadorstsaii that
Yr. Thomas Henry All* Poi Masse goaorosity
sad monition°, are so well kow * rifleman of this
county, Ins seal to Mr. gassy, the late We. mersouy
of this sseociatios a *Mee sopesseMe his inability to
swept the oil* of president to whisk he was etested c.
the Sikh Inst., at the maul meeting sad essolostae
itheque for re o for prime, ks. We mensot return Kr.
Popsder sallkient thanks for his very beasisent eft.
at this same time we swot that we osaaot be favoured
with Mr. Poynder presidentship.

FTSZNITON AND BINIZTON WATBZWOIIIS. The
"Ad for bettor sapplyirm wits water did part of the
amid of Fisheries' Auger whleb is without the city at
ifea Bernd sad the wish or tidied oi Damerhoe" he.
bary4lated. The soadasy termed for Ilia purport of
out the eadertddas. propose to *recta raserveb
cm lead tailed DMltield ie Fiehertoe, beloaglas to lir.
1d1e..; to end s imaideg stadia, id, as lad
eampied by Dr. Lush sad W. C. Fled, sad to ley
doss pipes to pus through lishedes sad &wedes up
to the houadarW of the eity. The Capital of the com-
psay is to be 10,000 is £lO dams, sad the works are to
its oompleted dtkia four years from the pude( of tho
Ad.

Courrr PIiTT Session, Tuesday. —Mi. W.
Whitlock, of Winterslows was summoned by • labourer
named Chula. Bray, for non-payment of
amounting to 9a. The question of dispute was
the oompolainant was, weekly or yearly servant. The
Bench however ordered the money be paid.—
Charles Watts, of Compton, was ht up under
warrant charged with shooting at Benjamin Emma with
intent to do him bodily harm. Kr, Hill, who appeared
for the defendant, contended that the discharge of the
gun was accidental. The through the
tail of complainant's coat, Hid= Icirtrhim no injury.
The parties had been quarelliag in • public house
previously. No evidence was given to rapport com-
plainant's evidence, it was therefore 4j owned for •
week. —Eliza Hunt, was summoned for assaulting
Sarah
been given, the bench ordered them to bp bound over
to keep the pesos for six months.—Miss Stock-
holm, of Salisbury, was summoned by Samuel Foot
for stealing cabbage. This case was adjourned for •
week., to eaable the daughter of °Dm", Isinant to come
In and give her evidence.—James was charged
with assaulting hie wife at No Ilan's near Down.
ton. It was stated that defendant was • lunatic.
This case was also adjourned in order that be may be
properly examined by a surgeon.

VOLUNTEU mow AT SALTS/MIT.
The review el yawners el lire emotion et Dorset.
Wale aod Hanka, with a weeliegest frow Elowereeteldre,
whisk look plass oa Woktasilw at Sakiebera was a
soot seeseadal cos The weather, unlike that i=ti
whisk we hero bows pude( fp as lwairtheewl a
wse wars sod psis' • the Us.ad Now %zee kept
h.:Wedgy. doming their ;bows wid heieekiag their sleeks
with dap aad lakess it weirs, srsi with She swab-
iss and aounbet-ohariMag wellseasi: the arrival
• twastkew irolidagrunt, the aity pamomed
quits a tablas apperroses whieb
had baba bid* apployad by the 4lesasel al
Veleakwari. CoL lEraki bad hero e.asas&k. Ihe
review spa the hard WUMbb. Dowd*, at a &Nam
at tins masa Is. ialialawy. • Than ilwethawad
am* IS will be adraiiked,
_ter wibishreg, pip at
ahem bed irsalOwl lasi disdseree Iry nal
of the 44. IN voirditi la sir
at • bad leotrze
say Womanising* Vara hos

In reashing It, Lying somewhat ba • hollow,
theamed sans of rem award were expoesdirrlw
from every point of the estanive portion of the gonad
maigned to spectators; indeed, so mensal a eight of
the manceuvrea was to be obtained from the slope on
whiob the saluting Sag win God. that the greed stand
which had bee. noted, tboagh of United dilB•14111•11,
VW not at all well patramised. Th. mistime of two
roads to the review ground enabled the load sour
mimes to enfore a very salutary regalatioo, and om
which contributed much to the comfort of all journey-
ing to the review ground, that was, to reserve one road
for the mauling of the volunteers, and to require the
public, or at least that portico of them, and their
name 114.11 legion, who did not "pad the boot," to Rae
the other.
Soon after 12 n'elook the whole of the troops were
mon the &mad, though it wise nadentood that lb.
review would not onimeme until a.. ; but the interesJ
no &Mt proved very aemprable to the Volunteers, the
majority of whom mot have nada mos rest and
refre.binent The local comraittee bad liberally pro.
MAW an ample .apply of alit, which to tbe extent of •
pint per man wan served out to melt battalim. As the
men bivouacked, freely iatorpreting "dfoding die
into sitting and lying at sass, the soros was an exceed-
ingly eider...gm one; the welloleluicl odours of red '
and blue, gray and green, which were oinervable in the
cores marched upon the ground in their remedies
battalions. becoming aommingled an the Volunteers
from different deities fraternised with mash other,
until the whole force bad the appearame of • Woo-
genteel mane of odour, ewer omits&
The entire faro repreesated about 6,000 men of all
ranks, and was distributed o follows
Bruce, Aseistaablarmoacre of Vote.-
teen; Limat-Coloned the Hoe. W. J. Colville, oak&
CATALIT. —ROTaI Wilts Yeomanry, gumbo LBO.
A ITILLIST. - let. Admialiendim Brigade, Hama
Artillmy Volunteers, 168.6 pas.
Moosup RIMIL Hants Mounted Rifle Vann-
loor Colima ; Copt. (Liest-Coloosi) Bower non-
minding.
lay. BRIGADE. DIDSMOM flomaissail-
ini; Copt and Adjt. Bansfylde, lat. Administrative
Battalion Somerset Rile Volunteers, Major of Beigrda
lei. Administrative Brigade Hants Artillery Volunteers,
MO; let. Administrative Battalion Willi Rile Velum.
them, 500; led. ditto. 502. Ist. Heats lagiatio
Voluataw sores, 91. Total, 1,143.
21111 D BILIGADIL —Lill& -0010001 Luttrell, corn mending ;
Capt. and Adjutant Joao, Ist. Gloucester Rifle Volun-
teer cope Major of Bilged.; lat. Administrative
Battalion Hants Rile Volunteers, 333 ,• 2nd. ditto, 468;
3rd ditto, 386; 4th. ditto 4150. Total, 10340.
3m. Itioadm.—Lied.-Oelooel Manuel comenandiee;
Capt. and Adjutant Mackensie. 3rd. Administrative
Battalion Devon Rifle Volunteers, Majo of Brigade;
lst. Administrative Battalion Dorset Rile Volunteers,
6W; 14. ditto Tale of Wight, 384; 3rl. ditto Soesarest,
400, Total, 1,48 L
When the Various sops were drawn up into lists of
eactingunua columns to receive the reviewing dicer,
the cavalry and mounted rifle. were upon the extreme
right; next them came the geld battery of the Rant.
Artillery; and on the left of the column were the three
brigades of infantry volunteers. The only cavalry
waii the Prince of Wales'. Om Regiment of
Vrt:ire Yeomanry, and • better disciplined and
bettor horsed body of yeomanry we mese reenember
analog; but alma, neat, and soldier-Übe as was their
appearance, the lit Hants mounted rides, the only
other mounted corps upon the ground, seemed to attract
• greater amount of attention and to elicit • larger
share of admiration. rils meek corps, in their
picturesque undoriti of • benaglierl bas with pliant* of
feathers, gray tonic, aped breeches, and fleasian bads,
all mounted in valuable dangers, looked the very
beau ideal of • &robing flying troop of cavalry. Every
man of them bestrode a weight-tarrying bunter, and
their gallant commander. Lient•Colooel Bower, was a
medal mark from the fort of his breast, being covered
with military honours. On the left of the cavalry were
the aix geld guns of Ist Hants Artillery (Portsmouth),
which were efloiently boned and equipped, and mut
mem the three brigades of Infantry, the RIM scomioling
ef the Rade artillery, two battalions of Wiltshire
rifle volunteers, and the 1M Hants Engilasers. The
smand brigade consisted wholly of Hants rile
valuators, four strong battalions in • stem gray
uniform, promoting • neat and soldier-like a
The 3rd brigade comprised the Dorset, bler Wight,
and Somerset rigs soma 7`he bond volantears
mustered in remarkable strength, greatly to the credit
of themselves and the comity, am will be men from the
' following returns :
Orem—Col Hansel, commanding, Major Templer,
Melee Eindereley, Caddo and Adjutant Berndt. Hon.-
Surgeon Rows, Hoe. Ch.plaio the Re.. Prob. Onslow,
(diatoms Minster.) Quartermaster Bergman, 13ergt-
Ma* Abbott. Limit -Colooal Steward was absent,
I No. 1 (Bridport) Corps.—Captain Edwards, Liaat.
Housed!, Andet-Suromon Ray; 5 sergeant., 1 bugler,
52 rank and Ile, 1 sergeant-instructor—total, 61.
' No. 2 (Wareham).—Lient. Bond, Emir, Penton;
4 serenade, 44 rank and 61., 1 rergsant-inatrustor—
total,

No."i(Dorebester).--Captain Coombs, tient. "lodges,
1 eargeent.asajor, 5 nu, 17 bead, 4$ rank and illa,
1 sergssat-insbnator— , 69.
No. 4 (Poole). —Captain Hugs, Leal Aldridge,
Resign Plait; 19 wrgeenis and bead, U rank and 11*
1 ervisnatAnstreetor—botal, 77.
No. 5 (Waymoalb).—Umn. lizard, Assist.
Maud ; 4 is, 46 rank and 61a, 1 aß=
straeSor— 53. Capiain Tbrsehar was absent
through indiermeitios.
Na. 6 (Wimborse).—Uni. Weld Taylor, gegen
Hodge.; 6 sergesats, 1 blight, 51 rank and Us, 1
seriesot-ieserseler—letal, 61.
No. 7 (11bsrboree). Oapiaia Falwaseer. Lent
Malmoth, Lisle Tanaer, Aisist.-earglan
5 sergrate, 1 Wear, 51 rank and 61a, 1 Lill instresior

6.4711 Re
No. 11 (Blandford).—Lieat. Jobe., 19 i.sote lad
band, 49 rank and lie, 1 drill instreensg—neW6B
No. 9 (Sttaftesbory).—Oaptain Lyon, Unit. ,
Ensign Bennett, Ron. Chaplain Rev. J. J. EsysWit ;
4 sergeantn, boiler, 47 rank and Ile, 1 eerpant,
inetnietor—total, 57.
No. 10 (Btorntinstar Newton).— Lieut. Willialll4.
Ensign Daskiwood, 1 sergeant, 3J tank and filit—totel.
33. _ .

—No. 11 (Oillinghan).—Captain Matthews, Ensign
Haines ; 1 sergeants, 47 mak and Ale, 1 sergeant-
iostruator —total, bd.
No. Ii (Stelbridgv).—Lieut. Long, Eatign Peek
Asa* -Surgeon Leash; 3 sergeants, 40 rink and die, 1
sergeant Instrnoto 47.
Total of all r
The whole ford having been got into ~Ode, the
reviewing idea (Colonel Erskine, Inspeder-Oeneral of
Volunteers) MOO on to the ground, and was reraved
with a amend salute. Re we accomparded by the
Marina of Aileabury )lord.liestamantel the seanty) and
by Colonel Brute and Lieut...t °loci Use Roe. J. W.
and a numerous staff. The staff rode down
the line, the heed of the Parlament& legiaeare—whase
uniform was white tonic& Week dewed, sod 11~1391w,
playing a marsh very effectively the while. Raving
parsed down the front, Clolened Erskine and his staff
took post at the sstating bate, to the right of the grand
stand, and the march past oommemeed. The cavalry
(the Pried of Wales's Own), under the asamaad of
Lord Charles Brum, and numbering nostril
went by in capital order ; and following these lame the
la Rants (Drostord) Mounted Rifle; and Om hearing
end dressing of this Grad troop were undesplionable, 1
and elicited hearty &poise's, the only regret seeming to
be that they were not more nauseam's, mate, hog ea
they did only 98 strops,. This corps wee followed by
the lit Administrative Brigade Rants Artillery Vein.-
leers, 188 in number, under the demand of Colonel
Rishards and Colonel Colt. This line body of men'
'brought with them half-a-donee field pier's, each drawn
I by ix horses of very empirier skarader. Ned as..
the lit Adminatrative Brigade Raids Artillery Velum.
Seers, numbering MO, and • ~ad able*sde 0f... they
were. The lame ~mark@ apply to Um 3sl Doempt (End.
port) Artillery Volunteers who aseempsnied them.
Yellowing theme *me the lit Hants iSouthums-
toe ) Engineer Oorps, with their bright ~rid uniforms
end large boisien, adomosided by *air really exaellatt
band, the medians wdriag while uniforms with
Guards' busbies. This seeps also won the marked ap-
probetion of the spoliators in the stand and enamors,
and were warmly greeted se they pared along. The
lit and ited Administrative Battalions of Will V. sae
taws numbered in all 1.100 men, Use battik* being
ender the oommaad of Colonel Everett and Colonel
Word respectively. Some of the soropersks marched
very steadily. Then ~se the Rants Mk Volunteers,
In their light gray uniforms, and *bitting, by their
seen armada', and evilest distend, the diegaishiog
charaderisties of well.treheed battik's& Their march.
leg we. notbriFessd by any of the ewes present.
Tim (third followed.
_beaded by the rushed
bands of the Donst (Maadfeed), under Mr. R.
liter; and the 3rd Dorset (Dorchester) mead Kr. FL
Wsnading. playing In l style. Their marching
wee eepted, and on the flag the laspeding ofileer
• lettering spas *sm. The lie of
Wight and lisroseed battalions broftht up the rest.
The *dike* afterwards marched baib to their original
positions, while the yeomanry trotted east in troops,
and took poem 4 les the lit pandits to the 006101600-
°mot of the sheer /gbh There was no programme
published, the 1260•011 NOW being MB entirely to the
Mardi* of Um lospestior-GeneraL
The msaosegiores " Mit intended to ~bay the
approash elan enemy towards Radar, on the Lesion
Road, the obied being at the same Mme to mem, if
posible4he Teets Clereeden. To raid Ude the
right was thrown reel es skirmishers, the aeon
forming support, and the left wing being bald In
reserve. Thane letter ativaded, alapporting the
skirmishers in sindors, the Labe Kan having he..
sent forward to moseardra. Atter • Meg lire, well
sustained, rallying auras were formad, whisk were
supposed to be ridden at by cavalry. Tbe end
mfebors thereepea retired, and were relieved by the
wood brigade, the artillery at the same time epee*"
a rattling Item. the fros,t of the emenny's *dramas A
heavy sad riontintatts fulled* was kept up for about
a quarter of an hour by the infantry on the height.
lacing Use Clarendon road, but meanwhile the enemy
wee ORPOOSed to have appeared in force OO the lit leak,
and oonsegnastly ground was lakes is echelon* the
left, and skirmishes+ were again thrown net al war.
The some of cooled was the. densferred from the
bights to the ravine leading down Ilis the farm Wage a
trameadostere was kept a.fog e ecasiderahle dna,
the *fan being well suppedd
by the esk) sad
artillery inns of the latter beds served throughout
with ~prising reptdit,-, Ors•PVA hnçsb deployed
intsrline, the cavalry ensalsa, sod neemaoely the enemy
ear Wadi off, and the daleeders left In primessies of
Ike did The volley firing was tkreedheld excellent.
Thew millieneVree wen Of wand very clabarara,
imaging fay three boars, nal IOU( very fay aba
ddieney of all the amps itt it, Whim it is
semembered that scum of tl:3''etteers had to mumr
aa early as S o'tdook In the verreleg, and thar gbair
mere& to and from she adieu and the review ground
with the preliminary parade would certainly be "a.' ia
Heil no a distend* of some seven 9f *fit Milos, It will
reedily be Omitted that they had e tolerably hard day's
Hotrovor' the/ mould to Obbabd it adatliabfr
s.d.ram Ara. retort' le limo sista* many of rhea;
wine beard to *dun thalleedele Welk gr 00444
▪ the_piesendings of tha Aar.
The Woo 0111•• had ordered the eroottoo of • boopita
gise pa the ground, to be available * the Ovoid, uk
, it womb' It• lat ft
mat Imo
I Wed. ligh Irs OA to say then MIN War
I • mins thanoW. Asoadot yostmooy low

Men were • few "spills, for tinge hemes wen not se.
wiested to the work, sad the list volley by Me
artillery tried not a few of the riders Is ens troop So
fewer than lin time suddenly found themenime on the
sward, bet fortunately sone of them were in any way
injured beyond the shock. In aeother initteme the
bores of oat of tte Salisbury troop (Corporal H. Wid-
ormobe) fell and rolled over Ile rider, injuring hie Milk
but this so far us. have been able to ascertain was the
most swims oddest connected with the review. The
barrel of one of the riles bunt when being fired, but
strange to my neither the owner weeny of his sontredes
were in any way injured by it. Several of the Mahad
to give ep from sheer exhaustion, but • little net soon
of course set them right win.
At the dose of tbe review the Imiliskies °Seers were
summated to a point of the review greend abut half •
mile from the saluting Mee. Tbe Lord-Lisulenant int
addressiug them, saki is • nonmilitary mash. could
not of mune venture an opinion on the 'unser in
which theylhad performed the various museums Is
which they had been engaged. He could not bald my-
Jag, however, that be was highly aniseed, Weed very
much gratified, at seeing snob • good muster of the
Volantears, and also with their soldier -like mousses
and ended, upon whisk at all events he Gould so,
help thinking Calm& &Mine weeld be able to make •
favourable report to the Wm Moe.
CoL Erskine quite emeerred Is Lord Alleshery's oh-
'meridiem about their meellent muter and their soldier-
like appearance and modest. Altogether he enseldered
the evolutions of the varies' troop bad been well per-
formed, and though be must my than had bees some
mistakes, they were each as almost Modishly oesurrel
In the muesuvres of large bodies of mu, aspesitilly, m
I. the ems of volunteen, where the mill had not
frequent opportesitiss of working together. Them
mistakes, however, were fewer and et • more
cherubic than be bad been prepared to expel, strihis
report to the authorities at Me Wet OEce, be was
burn to my, would be a favourable on.. He had ben
much pleased with the ntaneesnet of Me whole of the
foruand the cavalry, he muss my, had aided panimbuiy
well on somewhat rough and Moult puma. He
ehould, of coins, have liked tosse the Eselseers en.
gaged more is sonordenes with then periimilar
but that meld not be oe that mansion. After oomph.
antler the artillery on their smertasethLl leapt
telesiel meeleded by again • mecAt
pleased with the muter in whisk lb. form bed
asegted Itself.
emended the metal besium of the day, had the
voluteen were soma on the marsh is Salisbury, return.
ins, as they ewe, through Leversieek.
It was after six wiles the volunteers returned to the
eity--nearly sena before they bad eli arrived, and as
moat of them were then du at the railway seddeee,
there was not much time lost. Very ample—saider the
circumstances too ample —provision had bees made for
dining them epee the return to Winery. Kr. White,
of the Cbough, had taken the Market house, where he
had bald dinner for 1,000, but owing to the late hoer at
which the men returned we believe not more Lima about
1150 dined there, the loss of coarse being very enesider-
abl• indeed to the enterer. Mr. Ward, of Milford-street,
suffered almost as largely, having t Asa the Assembly.
rooms and provided luncheon. Mere fer a very large
number. It is an ill wind that blows no one goat', how-
ever, for the pohlis houses and refreshment rooms in
Fistierton were literally besieged, and did no doubt a
roaring trade.
Although the lateness of the return from the review
Interfered with the railway acramements, the whale of
the volunteers were despatched homewards with rapidity
and toad art, and tb• day's proetzty passed off with
sinisfactioe and eredit to all eon

WARICKSTER.

LORD W 11111017111.15 GRAMMAR BCIIOOL. —Kr Robert
Squibb's, who left this school at Raster last, has beem
euocessful in passing the preliminary examination
required by the Incorporated Law Society, before
entering into articles of clerkship to attorneys and
solicitors. This is the second pupil from this school
who has pained the preliminary legal examination since
Christmas last

liampobitt.
CIIMITCHURCR.
A VINT fine manses was taken here last week weigh-
ing 361ba., the lined Lib ought hare for 20 years.