The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-09-05 00:00:00

RIFLE CONTEST.

The Wimborne Re Volunteers having be
recently incorporated in the B eumpany, let DoNpt
Volunteers, a friendly match to,lc piece on Wednesday
August 30th, at the renge at home, between 10 of the
Wienboruemen and 10 of the Wareham and B re ten,
which resulted in • victory for the Wareham and Bite
men by 11 points. Appended is the score :

W LIMAIX AND BUM

000 Yda. 500 Yds. 000 Yd.. TA.
Sent-hut Street ... 19 18 14 - 01
Soria. lariklai ... ... 15 20 15 - a
Private Hoare ... ... 21
15 16 - 53
__ .-

Privago Pope ...
sMoot. Hain ...
Profs* KoHooray ...
B.rit. H.dl.
Webotor
Sore.. P.rmittist
Lieut. Baagord

... _
if
so
29 17 - a
... 23 30 16 - *
... 918 16 17 - :2
13 8 -U
... sr U 16-
56

Wursoaxm

Swift •Inid. Bryant ... V 26 23 74
Privata W.torfal... ... 21 10 11 41
00,Prir41 Didiornbe ... V 17 15 9
&r 4. Wallingford ... 28 17 15 ill
Hon. Ham. Bryd.ti ... 52 14 il
Ltnea-Carporal Garrott ... 22 24 13
Hon. Mew. Sodden ... 15 16 16 —4:
&mgr. Garland ... ... V 19
Sargt. Ford ... ... ... 99 10 17 fri
Az ung-Suppon Parkinson 19 16 11 46

OWANAGIII.
THI weather throughout last weak
was very unfavourable for steamboat excitations, sod
the boats were unable to do anything for several dye.
On Tuesday the Premier made an escurs.on to Ride
and Portsmouth, but the weather on the return
journey was so bad that her decks were covered knee
deep in water at times, and she was unable to land at
Bournemouth Pier, so that she had to take bee
germ on to Poole, from whenos they had to go
passenger.
to Bourne and Wareham, en route for Swami,.
AU passengers speak very highly of the way in which
Captain Bowering handled his boat in such an heavy
sea.

COMMIT —On Monday last the lifeboat Charlotte
Mary was launched at 1.30. and, although the weather
was very unfavourable, there woe a large number of
persons preeent to witness the crew go through their
evolutions, which they did to the satisfaction of all.
In the evening there was • concert given .t the
hlowlem Institute, which was very Dimly decorated
with flags, &c., in aid of the fund of the Swanst•
Branch of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute.
The room was well-61Ied, sad the following Pr''
gramme was well rendered :—Part L—lnstruesen.g,
minuet from " Samson " (Handel), march Ira
" Boccaccio " (Suppe), Mrs. Holland and family, Ws
Ruth Lawrence, Mr. and Mn. hioNaught, and air.
Sonnenschein ; song, '• The Evening Sun" (Jolt!
Paddon), Mr. F. H. Pain; song, "The hiessags
(Blumenthal), Mn. Maodonnell (encored); gin,
" Hark 'Us Music," by the Mowlem Institute Choral
Society ,• pianoforte solo, "Bourn" ( &Imo Sander').
Mr. C. P. Little ; song, " Robin Redbreast," Coritht
Pain (encored, repeated) ; song, "The Wigton
(Molloy), Mr. H. W. Little; glee, "The Belfry
Tower," Choral Society. Part IL —lnstrumental
selections from" Ii Barbieri," polka, "Bonn, B niche,"
Mn. Holland and family, Was Ruth Lawrence Mt.
and Mrs. MoNaught, and Mr. Sonneasohein(encoreill,
song, Mrs. F. H. Palo; violin solo, "Reverie
(Vieustemps), Kies Ruth Lawrence (encored): fit
"England. Glory," Choral Society'
, trio, "(tie" '"
the Night" (Smart),Mrs. F. H. PILO, Dirs. Mac-
daimon. and Kr. F. H. Palo' song "Man the Life-
boat " (Rena). Mr. C. J. Bison ; decoder" "lo'
Fantasia on "The Minstrel Boy" (pope), (encored.
and repeated); song, "Take this t° m
Mother (Anon), Mr. F. Pain • giellr
Choral ; "God San the 4itosso."

POO L.I.

lwr D.R.V —Orders for the Week end* 9th
September, 1883.-01Soer on duty, Liens Stnyto
non-commissioned officers, Sergeant Real and corporal
Bloomfield ; hiouday, Tuesday, Wednewisy,Thtuilsl
and Friday, recruit drill at 7.30 p.m. Class firing a°7
day by arranging with scercass Riga Mambo*
so without dalay.—W, arms, Captain comma&
IwhPl67l".""n"LSitioN:Bmg, I:olgitre44ls":CN7sathitf—AWl34:4;freddliseWlLOarrell.. Dare
F.
ailmrpuida*raqa
ligli;d:nisd9't°7ll°:
drought nip in custody charged ca fit.o:rith° wit2d
breaking into p.ggeg church, p toss,.
broakin open the aluts-box, tr.• Saturday priolo`,,,
Mims Aloe Maude French deposed to mein
prisoner standing in the porch of the church about
In tee
the morning. He appeared confused when ba
caught eight of her. James Burdett, the me"
aka) saw the prisoner coming out of the patch shout that
tune. On going into the porch he noticed the b°l
wee open, the padlock having been forced. Ho IPT
int ormatiou to the police. Sergeant BricUe sad r•
Holloway went in march of the prisoner, whom tb°l
saw near the North Lodes, Bratiltatou• Wood. 1171),_21
glimPoihe the constables ba et oacre took to lit bra
but was speedily run to earth, and, whoa
lbs nobbairYi deidered he lad MS bees Ner.lietiool

In reply to the bench he now admitted the etatement
was false and th d he had been there about the time
stitad by aim French, but he clouted all knowledge of
the robbery. The bench did not outsider the acidulous
quite conclusive, and giving him the benefit of the
doubt dismissed the case, at which he appeared
much gratified.
A Idroural Bwrzacg.—At lb. same Court Frank
ssuaders, market_ette,t, WY charged on remand with
waling • hell-bit, two bunches of key!, and &quantity
et too* the property of Ili. ustatim, Mr. F. A. Sharp,
gias-fitrar, nigh4treet. It would seem that or soma
time the prosecutor has missed articlas from his work-
shop, and his suspicions being directed towards the
prisoner, and having issued a search warrant, and It
being carried out by P.S. Beak., the articles in
go/lotion were found at his house. lie now denied the
rob .cry, stating he had either bought or beers given
the anicles in qued.ion. Mr. Sharp did not wish to I
press be ...harp, and, as this prisoner °milted to I
amnia himasilf as a go.si and faithful apprentioe, the
Bench suspended judgment.
soirrum Igrattititsice —Arrivals : August 24—
King, Truro, maize. 36—Spirit, Filiner,
Loodon,_oll_j cake' Portland, Bore, Southampton, nil ;
Diver, Pago, Yarmouth, ; Emma, Dyer, Yar-
mouth till ; Stability, atickl snd, sirs, niL 27 .
Celt, Davies, Metre, nil; Addle Mariii, Le Goff,
Bow
,tr. osjione, 28—Lion, Hsydro, Ccircrit_cemaat ;
amen , Dal., Newhaven, ; Ant Elizabeth,
Stokes, Swauare, stow. ;
atone ; Mary Jane, It. onus, iuipton, ballast'
Joan Wesley, Williatu•, Southamp•on, ni ;
Ann, Brown. Yarmouth, ode. 30--Thorn, Seale,
11.,,,,aga; stone; !taint, .w, Br, It, I.oution, wheat.—
Sailing. : August 24—K., Bain. a, Swariage, brick. ;
Moth, Masts, Portsmouth, nipss ; Magus, Whitty,
liaitiapo 1, ballast; Rows in Ju.,e, Ward, Newcastle,
clay; Pac, Lee, Loudon. day. 26 —Cense, Summers.
Falmouth, 6 ; Alliance, Al Portland,ballaat;
Herkoro, Grenager, Fresielikshall, ballast ; e.atee.
Child., Sunderland, timber sn J.
g::;dpr Chwick, bulking unsuerials; Trotter. Russell,
clay ; Mnuie. btu we, Glasgow, clay ;
Corsair, Camp., iitincorn, clay ; Jvritin,
Kuocorii clay. 38—Jane airbrush mt. r, itunraro,
clay; Kate sod Aunt, Steel, Runoisi n, silsy ; Empress,
King, London, Nf
clay. 30—William aiiiiii, Row.or,
Loudon, clay; Summtr tloud, Luria, !toucan, cLiy ;
CO/Lit, Ode., Runcorn, clay ; A.;urs
Donghton, Runcorn, clay ; J. W. V., Hewett, Run-
-0,1.11, CIO Lion, Hayden, Cows*, empties; Adele
Merle, Le Goff, Hama, ; Diver Page, Ports-
mouth deals.