The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-02 00:00:00

WiIEBORNS.

31111.1TARY MowK3SENTS.—On Tue..day the C Battery
B Brigade of Royal lion.. Artillery, Major Time in
and. nuned through thi. town .ni their way
(nun Ringwood to Bland(. nl, ((I rmaf for likehanip-
ton. They halted in the ispian: for light refnnlinient.,
which were bnniglit out twill the Crown Hotel, and a.
...a. AA till. litlrWOri had 1ir.91 baited the troop re-
mounted and proceeded on their way.
He_iu,,N'-1i...0 Mi..t AN9 LOAN Ci.tn. The
1 animal fete in connection with thin club took place in
the cricket tield .in .Monday, hut owing to the down-
of Pith, which prevailed until about four o'clock
in the afternoon the pnweeding. wen rather flat.
.thogether a little over P. 30 Wa.. taken at the gate..
During the afternoon the following programme if
((porn WAX carried (nit : 2f1(1 yard. Hat race-lit,
7.. 64., Mill. 2nd, a walnut writing can., Pottle.
Hurdle race--let, 12.., Pottle : 2iid, Stonnareet ;
3nl, ulcer pencil caw, NUM.I hie 1911.• race- 14, 120.,
Mill. ; 2nd, Ai., Bailey • 3rd. 4w, Oust. Three.
legged race--let, Twice Alla third :2ii.l. 2.. lkl.,
Riggs awl Bailey. Sack race -Ist, ; 2nd,
neckerchief, third. High j p-14„ ao. Pottle ;
2nd, 2/6. Rigga Tuli race, on the Allan-l.t,
Reed :2nd, An. ()tint Egg and hullo racu-14,
5“., Pottle ; 2nd, 3;., 2... Score. 'Wil-
key rate-let, 10m. no k t swan.' : 2nd, 7A. lid., Prince.
Tug of war (niat:rierl V. .ingle) -14, 15.., married
men. Comic song-lot, banjo, .1. White for "Old
King Cole '." 2nd, concertina. "14. of Wight Jack "
(a navvy) far "Tom Pinnicking." ' fhte mile race
(open to member* only)-let. a tankard, oore; 2nd.
clock, *hey, throwing tie. hammer-int, two oil
pigntingtc ' •
Pkrfi. Simintox., Titenday. - before Mr. W. Pruitt
and Colonel Rank-- Moir) Bailey and Edward
Gray, two young men, labourer., wire Charged with
liaVing the preventn night wilfully damaged the
front (I(wr of the Greyhound inn, and with having
milnenpiently :unsuited Sind. Batty and P.C.
lhamtnt in the execution of their duty.-Henry Hay-
ward, landlonl of the Creyhmucl Inn. .0-.. id about 11
o'clock the previouu, night the two primmeru canw to
1,,,. ch.ir and wanted drink, but he refined them
admimium, and, a. they would not take "no " for an
an.wer, he pinhed them away and shut thc door.
They went away, hut returmAl in about ten
'Wind.., and, saying "You —, we'll have natiafac-
tion for tearing inv coat in your dew," kicked in one
of the Inn...be ire opennl the door and one of the
nen dragged line. into the road by the hair ef
tf!e helit and badly anxidtnt hic,. Ito ,alit tun
the police, and on titipt, tatty and P.C. Durrant
arrivlng they wen. I.th violently aawiiilted. l'.C.
Durrant del.on.<l to annting in the (ipprehen.ion of
lii,' prisonero the previiiim night, Mid Ur Icing kn,wk,ul
into the road by one .4 the tiwn. Sinn. ItittY (add Ish
tow th pri
c mmer. with another inan, w 9 made hi.
ItACAIM, CnAttiAg A great disturlance out.ide the lkey-
hound inn, and en collaring otte 'if the mum reeeiv;nt
a Invere Wow in the or., and wan xanuinently moven...ly
kicked gm the foot. A number of civilian,, came to Ow
annintance of hinunlf and the cowitable, and the third
nian, not in medoily, with whom he haul a great
xtruggle, and managed to ...owe, made hi.
when given over t01d... cintodY of a civilian, whilst
lie (Mr. Batty) ((mined Oray. Prinoners wen, ifilt.l
El each and coat*, and 10“, damage. for the find
offence ; and were sentenced to two month.' hard
labour for the amatilt On the police.