The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1871-06-27 00:00:00

ANNUAL LETTING OF THE WATEECOMBE

RAMS.
ikt R. T. H. SAUNDERS begs to antsbonoe
that he has Instructed Mr. T. ENSOR to LET
and sELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on THURSDAY,
the 122 ch of JUNE heat,—About 140 of his much
Improved HAMPSHIRE DOWN RAIIS, of difforent
ages, large size, with fine Down quality.
From the high estimation in whieh the Watereombe
Flock has been held for so many years, and from Mr.
Saunders.* continued success in exhibition, the
Aucrtosmss with the grestest confidence invites the
attention of Sheep Breed,rs, and assures them that
they will sae in the ring a lot of sheep superior to any
that have been offered at previous Lettings.
The Sheep which are Let may remain on the Farm
until lit August. They are only in store condition,
without cake or corn.
Wateroombe Farm is six miles from the Great
Western Station at Dorchester, where there will be a
'Bits to meet the 10.20 a.m, down train, and two miles
hum Moreton Station on the South•Wistern Line,
where there will be conveyances ; and the 5.10 p.m.
uptrain will Especially stop at Moreton for the
eonvenience of passengers returning above South-
stpton.
Luncheon at 12 and Sale at 1.30 p.m.
Wateroonibe Farm, near Dorchester, May, 1871.

The Tickets are not transferable, are available ooly
at the Stations named upon them, end only by the
Excursion Train tlu-re and back.
Children under Three years Free ; Titre° to Twelve,
Rall-lares. Ooly ono article allowed as Luggage to each
arm ger.

rkAwLisii, DEVON.—A Emil Fa R-
JL/ /MUSD HOUSB TO LET, fseing the am -
Apply to P. lirchirsa, Solicitor, Woyinooto.

RJIPLE VOLUNTEERS FOR 1871.
ITIRE DORSET VOLUNTEER ASSOC/lA-
.I TION, countering it clear that the ENCAMP-
MENT of the RIFLE VoLUNTEERS is necessary
to their continued efficiency, sod that without 11 11
le aim at hum 5,ib10 b r co large • body of men to go
through the Battalion Dnila required by the Govern-
ment, earnestly Lope that all who are interested in
the welfare of the Volunteers will enable them, by
sufficient FUNIM, to again assemble in Camp during
the ensuing Summer.
It must be borne in mind that even if there were
no Camp a very considerable expense most be in-
curred for performing the drills, and that under eir.
cumitsnces far less promotive of efficiency.
In all probability the Dorset Volunteers will this year
take part in the large Military Camp in Berkshire,
whereat it Is intended to assemble some 20,000 of the
regular and reserve forces.
Friends at each of the principal towns have formed
themselves into committees to collect subscriptions,
which can accordingly be paid to such committees or
directly to the Dorset Volunteer Association (Camp
Fund) at Messrs. R. and H. WiLLIaMe and Co.'., or to
Captain Coombs, Honorary Secretary, Dorchester.
As the arrangements will depend upon the requisite
fonds being raised, the supporters of the object are
earnestly requested to vend in their names and the
mount of their subecriptions in such time that the
return may be made up on the let July,
By order of the Council,
TIIOMAI COOMBS,
DarcLester, June. 1871. lion Bs.

BATH AND WEST OF ENGLAND
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S MEETING
AT DORCHESTER, IN 1872.
SUBSCRIPTION LIST :
£ s. d.
Aldridge, Dr, J. P. ... 3 0
Andrews and Pope, Messrs. .- 5 5
Bedford, His Grape the Dab, of 10 0
Best, Mr J. „. ... 1 I
Best, Mr H. (Dewlis9 1 1
Basest, Mr C. ... ... 1 0
Blandford, Mr H. 1 0
Brymer, W. K, Esq. ... ... 10 10
Buckman, Professor ... ... 2 0
Burt, Mr J. 0 10
Bond, the Rev. N. ... 5 0
Basoombe, Messrs. ... 5 5
&union. Mr B. ... 2 2
Balboa, Yemen d. and T. ... 1 1
Bement, Mr W. ... 1 0
Biggs, Mr T. S. _ ... 3 3
Barrett, Mn. (Dorchester) I 1
Bingham, Colonel 5
Bennett, Mr F. ... ... 1
Oambridsm, H. P. Esq. ... 5
Comb& Mr T. 5
Omani, me:.
Chick, Mr J. ~ ... 3
Orel, the Bov..Tasese 2
Cox, Mr Jahn _. 1
Oaleraft, J. H. Esq. 1
Clark and On, limn 2
Chamen and Richards, Messrs... 2
Coekeraro, Mr W. P. ... 2
Ononialildla. R. and Co. 5
Colfax, Thomas, El.
Colfax. W., &q.
Churchill, the Rev W.
Oree, the Rev J. R. ... 2
Chileott, Mr W.... 1
Dishy. the Lord
Dorchester, the Mayor of _. 10
Drat, &W.S. K. Req., MX. 5
Dishy, 0, D. Wingdeld, 00
Damen, Mr It. _ 5
Duke, Mr H. ... _ 2
Dunning, Mr H. -. _ 3
Dorset Chamber of Agriculture 20
Devenish, M. Esq. ,„ _ 3
Devenisb, Messrs and Co ... 5
Deveniah, It. Esq. ... 5
Dorchester Gm is Coke Company 3
Damon, Mr R. (Fordington) ... 1
Dorset Cowity Express 2
Digby, Colonel ... 5
Dunn, Mrs
Durden, Mr H. 0 1
Davis, R. Esq. ... 3
Ewa, Mr R. .. 1
Et. Peens, and Co. Mesas ... 25
Rumor, Mr Thomas ... ... 3
Rosor and Co. Messrs .—.. 3
Eldridge, Pope; and Go, Miser. 25
Emma, Mr A. 1
Evans. Mr
Ployer, J., Esq., ... 20
Farquharson, J. J., Req.— ... 1
Fellowes, James, Esq. ... 10
Fowler. Mr 1
Ford, Mr _ 1
Fyler, J. W. T., Fog. 1
Fry, Mr Thomas 0 1
Fowler, Mr .1. 1
Fookes, Mr 1
Friend, Hi Jam......... 01
Frost, Mr G. ... 10
Frampton, H. Seq. 5
Tooke, Mr .1. 3
Ffooks, Mr Ws .„ 1
Felton, Mr . 1
Ferrer, O. W., 1
Filliter, Mr F. .. _. 1
Foot, Mr W. & ... 1
Flower, Mr Cr Hl
Foster, Captain _ 2
Glyn, Sir Rieheid, Bark _ 21
Gandy', J., 10
laundry, 8., Esq.... ... 10
Groves, Mr .1. ... 3
Groves, Mr L: ... 3
Genge, Mr ... 3
Garland, Mr T. H. 0 1
Grosvenor, The Lord Richard ... 20
Hanneb, Mr J. F. ... ... 2
Harding, Mr J. ... 1
Herria, Mr E. ... ... 2
Homer, Mr .11 _ 3
Homer, Mr T. it•
Homer, Mr J. T. ... ... 2
Homer, Mr G. W. ... 2
Hawkins, Dr F. &Arnett......20
Ileyne, Mr It. ... 2
Hodges and Son, Marra ... 10
Hull, Mr W. S. _ _ 3
Howard, It. N. Req., es-Mayor
of Weymouth ... ... 2
Hambro, the Baron _ 10
Hambro, C. J., Esq., IL P. ... 5
Hill, Mr C... ... ... 1
H.R.H. the Print" of Wales ... 21
Hole, Mr R. G. ....0 1
Howe, Mrs . 1
Hurdle, Mr _ 1
Hamster, the Earl 0f......20
Ingram, Mr G. A. 2
Junes, Mr J. WI 1
Keynes, Mr 0. 1
Keddle, Dr... ...
Keynes, Mr George! jiinr ... 0 1
Kindorsley, E. L. Esq. •.. ... 10
Kent, Mr O. 3
Layer, Mr J• _ 5
Lambert, W. C. 5
Lanyon, Mr 0 1
Lock, Mr Thomas 1 •
Look, Mr F. .., j
Ling, Mr H. _ 1
hteneeL J. C.. Esq. ... 5
Mayo, Ur Henry ... 3
Mayo, Mr W., juin. 3
Meikle, Mr IL ... 0 1
Middleton, H. N.. gap— ...10
Middleton, H. IL, Req. ... 5
Mitchell, Mr J. ... 1
Mayo, Mr G. ..* ••• ...
Milledge, J., Esq. Mayor of
Weymouth) ... ... 1
Mayo, Mr John ... 1
Martin, A., Esq. ... 5
Hempen, Sir allolyneux Hyde,
Pope, Mr. .. A. , ... 3
Portman, the Lord 20
Pettieon, Mrs. „. 10 1
Poltimore, the Lord ... 5
Paull, Mr W. ..• 2
Pearce,Mr S. 8.... • ••• .„
s 0
Pope, Mr 2
Prevost, G. Esq.,— „, ... 5
Portman, the Son. W. H: 8.,
Persona Ifr C. ••• 3
pyne,
Paget, Colonel L. ••• 1
Pitfield, Mr J. ••• 1
Pope, Mr .!..........1
Rivers, the Lord... •.• ... 50
Roper, Mr N. •.. ... 3
Rowe, Mr J. 2
Itomiter and Bowden, Mears. .. 1
itmgg, Mr L. 1L... •.. ... 1
Rogers, Mr W.' , ••• ... 1
Seuedera, Mr T. H. ... 3
Saunders, Mr Joseph ... 3
Saunders, Mr J. ... 3
/Meriden, R. 8.. ... 5
Smith, Mr J. A ••• 3
Smith, Mr Robert. ... 3
Symonds, Mr D.... ... 3
Symonds, Mr George _ 3
Symes, Mr 8. .., 3 0
Sputa, Mr ... 0 1
Samson, Mr T. ... 2
Spicer, Mr Henry ... 5 0
Scutt, Mr.!. Jan .....2 2
Bprake, Mr J. ._ 010
Epreke, Mr W. (Blandford) _ 010
&Arley, Major-Gen. Eir H., .
Start, H. /LP. ... 20 0
Start, Colonel N., ... 20 0
Steele, Mr & ... 10 0
Sly, hr James ... 10 0
Shettle, Mr T. W. ... 0 10
Saunders Mr T , 2 0
. Seymer, E. Clay Ker., Esq. _. 10 0
Sondamore, Mrs, A Roper, Min 5 5
Smith, Dr._ 1 1
Sturdy, Mr D. ... ... 2 2
Strange. Mr J. ... 010
Slade, Mr W. ' _ 1 0
Trenobard. J. T., Fag _ 5 0
Taylor, Mr H. ... ... 5 0
Tett, Mr ... 3 0
Tett, Mr G. 2 2
Templer, .1. G. J., Esq... ... 2 0
Taylor, Mr 0 10
• Thompson, Mr W. 1 0
Teseell, fir a /1••: 1 1
._
Williams sad Co., ... 50 0
Air ij, _ 2 0
wad. g, Req 10 0
eld, Chas., Esq.- "
Williams, E. W.. Filtl _so
Williams, R,Evq••• ••• °
Williams, R., jaa., 5 0
Williams. Eriedissi Sin 1 1
3 0
Watts, Mr W. ••• ••• .
Watt., Mr V. 8.... „. 3 0
0 10
viugen. ur R. B. _ 010
Wood,
I,"Mjorr T. 8.-
Whittle, lbws W• and _ 010
Wills sail Do_rpen Banking 00.. 10 10
Woodhouse, DUG. T. 2 2
Way, mr 3. irt„ _ 1 0
YealaninAK. 8., 0
Irms, 1 o 0