The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30 00:00:00

THURSDAY, FOURTH DAY.

Shooting °opinions...a this =snips at ton o'clock,
and did not close till lots in the evening.

ALL COMMIS' MILL

Enfield rifles, any positioa ; 500 and 600 yards,
seven abate at each range. let prise, VA; 2nd,
£10; 3rd, ; 4th, £6; and tea next hest shots,
each £3. Total, £l9O. But tame, £l, post
entrances, 105. extra.
500 600 Tot.
Lance-Corporal Danger sth Somerset - - 19 17 86
Adjutant Bees. 4th Devon . - - - - 14 15 29
Qr.-11-Sergt. Blooms* 3rd Somerset - • 16 10 16
reseteuent Beta, sth Somerset - - • • 11 6 17
Private J. B. Carslake, Rugby School - • 12 11 21
„ 13. Player, 4th Glesuorgius - - - 19 10 211
„ W. G. Garter, 3rd Sommer, - - 16 5 21
J. K Kw**. 12th &menet • - 12 9 21
Lisitenent Davis, 12th Somerset - • - 19 9 28
Yrimete Y. Fisbleigh 12th Somerset. - • 11 9 20
„ G. Taylor, ird Somerset- - • - 18 2 20
„ J. Butler, 16th Somerset - - • 16 18 34
Sergeant Cook, 15th Somenet - - - - 17 14 31
Private Freeman, 21st Somerset • - - • 0 a
Corporal Bennett, 21st Somerset - - • • 8 15 23
Private Trent, 16th Somerset 0 a
„ Ceralli, 15th Somerset - - • • 14 a
Paull Ist Gloucester

„ Leigh, sth Devon
„ Wilma Brown, 14 Ender - - 20 8 28
Hyde, lit Gloneeeter Artillery - 15 14 28
-,, Carter, Bth Doves

- - -
LiisteuMiq Frin;y—, Bristol Artillery - • 11 35 26
recreant Green, 3rd Somerset - - - 19 lb 34
I. Corporal Gealedotagirdistliemerset -• 17 724
Private IL Day, 3rd
Ray, 10111 Bomerset
SerWeast /Man, 25th Bosaseset -- - 17 11 98
„ Cotton, MA Bosomed - - - • 15 18 33
„ Hale, Brirlid Artillery - - 6 a
Corporal Simard, 3rd &merest - - 13 8 21
Private T. Danger, 64h Somerset - • - 17 11 28
„ Hopkins, 6th Dorset
Begirt Hardy, Ist fluter
Corporal °Arian, Ist Gloria:atm Artillery - 1.3 3 16
Private Holloway, sth Gloucester - - 9 a
Sergeant Clotterbuck, 6th Gloucester - 16 10 26
Private Badger, sth Somerset l5 8 23
„ Thomas, lit Glousestwr - - • 14 5 19
„ToiblU, let Glosesebar - • - 21 17 36.
Miller, Ist Gicetemlir - • -2 retired
Ensign Ford, sth Semsrest l3 17
Paggsant Gibbs, lit Glemeesim - • 90 21 41
„ Baker, lit Gleeseeter • - - 6 retired
Bina., lit alososiger - 14 7 21
corporal' bildialls, lismsoet - •15 4 19
Gaup, Ist Sommest - • • - 7 3 9
Captain Hanoi* 12th alliNglei• • - 6 6 12
Ensign Bomber, 12th lemenst - - •14 17 33
13ergesot Cruse, Mk Somme, - • • - 13 8 23
Corporal Norman, nth Ilemerest - - - 15 8 21
Private Churchill, 12th Beseaset - • 18 10 26
, Ltda.?, 12th Somment - - - 12 2 14
Corporal Naylor, 3M flomerset • • - - 14 15 29
Private Boekley, liik lismereet - - - - 6 retired
64=1 Holloway, sth Oisweester - - • 19 19 38
.o.....earit Gibbs Ws the firet prise, and the tea
by the mores mode.

ALL 00111Aa LONG RASO&

Any ries under the weinht of 1011:a ; any pennon ;
900 and 1000 yards ; &ono at on& men 4

puns of £25, given by the Town of Bridgwater.
Entrance, lea

900 1000
William Broderick (Bath)
Captain Sanderson, 14th Somerset - - - 14 In
Sergeant Holloway, sthGlouseider . . n
Mr. Baker (Bristol)
Captain Bowes, 4th Devon b retired
Lieut. Pinney, lit Gloucester Artillery - 3 ming
Private Miller, lit Oloutiester l6 14 30
Private Alien, 15th Somerset - - • 10 1
Sergeant Cook, 15th Somerset - l5 5 50
Private Paul, jet Gloucester
J. B. Cardiac, • ------- 5 6 11
Edward Carter, Bth Devoe lO 13 33
Private Holloway, sth Gloucester - ID 10 4p
S•rgeaat antierbuck, 6th Gionoester • • 13 LI 311
Ensign Ford, sth Somerset • - - • • 13 13 36
Prize awarded to Private Holloway.
00UNTY MEDAL

The County Medal wee an Thursday finally
awarded to Private Hodson, ..oti the Bridgwathe

• . .
Corm.
The *booting did not terminate till s quarter-put
eight o'clock in the evening, when three cheers won
given for the aleociation.

WINCANTON.—Pgrrr Bitaators.—Preseat : Col.
J. J. Glossop, T. K. Rogers, C. Bulge, J. latlrd,
li. Grant, 6. Wood, &qrs., sad Rev. R. Be
George Norman, of Cortaro Denham, was muninamed
for milling eider by retell, oa the nth May last, without
a licenoe. Mr. George Chitty, of Shaftesbury, for
defendent —Thomas Old was tolled, who proved that
on the 25th May last he was at defendant's boas% and
called for two quarts of eider, sod paid 6d. for It to
defendant'. son, Philip; ale* that defendant's two MS
and a young man, named &maid Doddemsde, thank'
with him.-1n crceoesaroinatiou be mid he salted Yrs.
Norman for the two quarts of eider, bat she lid wet
bring it to him; it was brought by Philip
He went to Milborne Pat to see Sim man the
same night. He had been living et Portmeai es
groom.—Mr. Chitty than maid Philip Norma. who ,
stated that Thomas Ohl oame into his father's cietheage
where he was, and had a quart dander, and thee alegker, ,
and gave him Bd. for it; that Old did not go tuto the
house. His father and mother knew nothing :is:al
magistrates mitigated the peamtr it £2, which •
dint waa ordered to pay, with- se. IL oasts, a., .
George Condon, of fiaadford Oreas was
for a similar offence on the 10th May Liet.-11.7=
for defendant —Thomas Old, the wittier in the previous
' eagle, swore, that be was at the defendant's bowel cm
I the 10th May, in company with 13atosel Haddam&
and others, and had two quarts of eider, and=
' defendant for it.—Me. Chitty then salted s
Doddemedo, who said that be was wet at defewileat's
house on the 10th May last, but was at Eiberbonie and
Milboroe Port, and did not ese Thomas Old on that dal.
—The magistrates, considering the one not ?any
proved, adjourned it tall the next sesame for the
production of further evidenee.—Hansah Humphries,
of liberton Montague, was summoned for sellinEliz
without a Grebes, on the 16th March last.—Mr.h
for defendant. —Martha Fora, of Bbeptou Moatague,
was called, who said: I was in Hamill Humphries'
house oo the 154 March last, in the sveaisg with
Charles Trim. He bad a pint of beer. Haa.sh
Humphries drew it. He look it from her and gave her
Is., and she gave back the change. He had mother
pint for which he paid 2jd. I waa in the house aearly
an hour.—Croes-azandned : I was not st Bweetlitad's
beartionse, in flbepton Montague that evening. The
15th *an on. Sunday. I was in the house an hoar.
Mr. (Kitty here submitted that Mrs Humphrlee was
not, on the 15th March, in the occupation of the bono
but that FJijali Boffe was the occupier, and Ma.
Hoinphriet was only a ledger; but this being overruled,
Mr. Chitty called Elijah Sole, who said: I was at home
the whole day of the 15th March. Martha Ford was
not there that day. No one could have called for beer
without my knowing it. Martha Ford was not is my
house that day. I can't say that Charles Trim was
there; but I did not NO him. • Charles Trim said that
he was not at Hannah Humphries house on the lbth
March with Martha Ford; but that be flaw wiener at
Bweetland's beerboass about 7 o'clock, and that he
stayed there till nearly 9, and then left. With.., was
there in company with movers! others. Trim also proved
that he saw witness at riweatland's bonhomie, on the
evening of the 15th March. Mrs. So& also sewed that
witness did not COMO to her boon on the 1501 Marsh.—
Case dismiseml—William Alford. of Gillingham', was
charged with unlawfully having in his peewee= • Pala,
the property of air H. A. Hoare, Bat.—Defendant
pleaded guilty, and was fined Be., owns, Is. 6d., and la.,
value of the pole.