The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-08-12 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUN FY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL OAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 18..4.

force W. cut oft, and had to beat • hasty
rand, several of them being takes prise...lM
am mg wb in was the well-knows Pioneerdiergeant. '
He was safely marched in with a pasty with fired
bayonet', to due sormirnent of the spectators. As
there was no umpire to d 'aide which liarty had the
beet of the fi.tht. it must, like the other affr..ye of the
last two years, remain in doubt. We can only say
SIC 1 sit, were oonfidmit they bid gained a victory.
After a short rest the " pick-in-op " dinner
bigle sounded, and the commits), eat down to • '
splendid repast, provided by ti,, it riot. of thr tug's
A. me, Puddletown, and laid in one of Mr. Brown's
spacious mamma's Captain Br)oser prestded. 4ml)-
p Ited be Major Hodges, Lieut. Andrews, sad the
Rev. hi. Err.o.t ahaplau to the batttlio9, Alter all
bad dooe full juetios to the god thing. provided,
• few short Paste were propoesd.—Maj w Hodge*, in
proposing the " Health of C sptain Bryio.w," sail there
mem n coma in Ruglan4ordootlanl web b 4.1 such a
bud Maud al the 13 rcheater corps ha I in Mr.
Brymer. He mt only sent to Li wobealse for the
targets, but gave them a got clino r and Hired
prism to be shot for. —The toast was received with
chsers.—Caitain Brymer wee loudly cheered on rising
rap of. He thank d them fr their kind
exprwidoim, and hoped they wool I a,l eoj y them-
' selves. Before sitting down he propieed the" Health
, ~f de j H Ages," which Wall received with loud
cheers—The gallant Major thanked them sincerely for
the blot way they bad received W. name. As long
its the corps stuck to him. he would stick to them,—
Lieutenant Andrews health wee also proposed from
the chair, and enthusiastically received, and be briefly
replied.
The c.nnosny then adj warned to the heath for the
prise sti,sting st unknown diatmcm at figure-of-man
target.-211. by Olt The following me the mono :
No. L No. 6.
Po yaw kW Private Ft.umg 4
Priem.* Burl. . 21 Private 0
Pr .me W Young .. 0 Nickel Coe .
rt .. 7
P al• L 'lrma IdimOlCerpor6l P Ruse) .. 4
Petal. liarrLtt 0 L.00044.6ep0rel VI
Pri V 461.4 MORN 0 020/610 Moto 15
ii I
Si
No. 2. No. 6.
Pr 0414 Carus .. 8 Private II img o
Ilan I-S •rg IL Coo B 001,•.• !Lembo')
, Pr, re 0 .ul.l I Private
Private &Amiga. , . 0 Corms!
Cope I Mak eargemi Baker
Priv4t4 F. Me .. 9 Prorate Woo .4tord .. 6

44
& N,. 1.
P. irate Private W. V,ocent .. 0
01•1•01.0 W. Meader .. II Vol.- tergeast Harris ..
Corporal Lan f. *Wear 4
Lance-Caporal 0004 .. 0 Prsvate Snit 14
kimail-lleater Morena .. 0 Serpant Mittlord 16
Private Warren .. 14 ; Mast. I
as 60
No. 4. No. 8.
Private Oliver I. Print. lite op ..
Private Mare 4 Private Cale
Private Hatchings.. .. 1 Aimee
C..rperai Chrunepber ',irate Painter
Private mockley....£2. Private
Privet* 81r) er 4 ' aeroant kto /10•00 1

11
The prize winners were ee follow. —l4, td,
Corporal List, ; 21, al, Cal.-Sersiseat Harris. 30
3rd, £l, Caporal Uhrietopher. 19; 410, El, Ccrpoial
Chien, 12; sth. El, S strand ltsibiaean, 17; 6.h &ad
7th, ( lidded), 61 irosat liedcrd, 16, and airporal
Tilley, 16; Bth, 10s, Private Mayo, 15 6t, 101,
Private /3 -etc, 14; 104 10s, Private Wdrea, 14.
liana I Nu. 7 hernia made the beet total (MI), each
member red o pdrtar.
A ratans was thOl. 01•4111 to lb. field, where the
awaits I the r,.lonteers. llaiimi the iiveitiag the bead
enlivened the icoamidimp with their mean and,
brfaie their dip alma f Dcreheeter. meet @alba-
,asetle Cheer. wine given tee the geaeroos eidertainer,
Capt da Dry....,. The mach home was pleassatly
seccmpUehall, an the crpe readied the county tow,
et a-quarter to tea, being pi.ye in by the band.
Thus terminated whet mast •• • day Ci be remembered
lung by all who participated la its pleasures.

rile Friendly Societies of the t.wit and neighbour-
hood prop.* havit,g • church Parade on Sued .y stem-
mas, 17th of A.oguat Toe Brune wick bid is ii be
engaged for the ocuieioa, aid will play the austabers
to St. John's Chur,b„ imbue .6 •-rui a will be preached
ti them by the Rev. Catgut .4•0
UI l'oesday, a little b uniut lire, named
Nlabh, the eon of a lieherma t, was debuts for ...du
Doer h.be,,mgee„gg,.. „verbeiatued Masud
owl (di into the wive.. 11. .44 14...161 reecua ~
stiLred very little ft in the lamer.i.n.—.t little
cull eat knocked down Lieu th F ii oar,. II Au On ,
Tu...1.y by • railway luggag out, sod the wheel
paeeel over ita f Kit It ...removed to Dr. Bianinotes, I
where the rujuriee wore attend 1 ie. and we are glad
to heir that not any bone. were broken.
Or NI anday, John It .gera was comae' before the
borough turag.stratraa with tiring threatening language
tuwarcla Harry and Coarles Juicy. fatler and son,
\le, Howard Bo +en pea.r.,.l for tb• o oaulainsota,
who it ...mood were oo frruduy st the Uo. Work... and
I saw tb• defendant, who lieu near. He was drutik,
I an hued very bad awl tbreateuing laaguare towards
thou.—Defendant Woe bowl' over to keep the peace
In toe aura .1E25, and till° castled of 1:5 e aro.
AN entertainment 1111.11 given lu St. .1 ,niCis Scho
room on Monday, mien the attaulaaci was large.
Toe Canon Stepinsueou ouci gave an
intarerting 11.141 ass au Temperance. T.lO St. Joho'd
tempuswo• choir sang a I.w ch 'rued', au I agues were
rendered by 11.1inse Muni's, Mrs. Ildautburpe, NI%
Oakley, Dr. C.rittla, 111. taiya .13k, kn. A trio,
" Queen of the Night," by it. lame Maude. Miss E.
Stephenson, and Dr. Colds wee very swatessfUlly
rowboat, wad • vLll.. .010 by Mr. W. blame was well
applauded. Toe programme also included readings
and recitations by Dr. Cuilda, Rev. T. Boil Setter, and
Mow.. Crocker and L mein. All the performers
acqutted themselves well, and were deurvedly
applouded, a moot enj o able evening be. .g spud
Wsraocrit rlsow.—We agar, reinisui our
wader. that the Fora' Er abluou will take place on
Wedoesday afternien. It will be op,re.l at one
o'clock by the Worshipful Loa Obit or Juni C 4porati, st,
in the prooeuce of /lusty Elwar.le, li.l. 01. t. We
hops toe Ira lumen of the town will gi.o all those In
their employ the ..ppo.t outy of in•pecting the
beautiful oollectiou ft outs, plants, 8 twos, vegetable.,
hooey, &., by clueing their utalviabmiute at four
o'clocs. Sir F. Johnstone give. a Pilver cup for the
beet oollectieu of roue. aud Mr. E i•arda ill••• •
silver cup or Cl for the beet c,llrtioo ot plant. lne
tail.. of the uraghbouroe.l will greatly oblige by
eroding b hiquete of B'wets to the snow. These
siterwarda will be given to the sick and aged by the
georetary, M. Thiaelion. Toe Military and Bruns-
wick Bands will be preeeet.

A seasons acorns= oecurrel on Tueeday *et at
Portlaud. Two little giro, who aro on • visit there,
grand-daughters of the late o•Litain Grey, of Wey•
mouth, wino playing out at thy lowrr lighthouse
old* when they 101 l on. broken glees b •Ltie, cuhing
thou:whom very seriously. They managed to get to
the lighthouse to ilia help, where, with the kiu11.11•11
of Mr. and Mn. ernes, they were aesistish and their
wound bound up. The younger child had *Livered
two artoriss, and it le the opini os of the doctor who
attitude them that if the wouud had wit bein bound
up.. skilfully by Mr. Froot the would nave blood to
death. Mader the treatuseot f Dr. Harty'. &mutant
they at. progressing fetid ectorily. hut WO otlU very
wk
through th• grout 10•41 Ul blood.
Tun HOY. J. M. A Ida. era ferawell germ 'a
we printed tart week, bos be. prrsented by the
organiet and chair of toe Holy Trinity Chorea with a
boathouse copy of the " hiersteh." in acknowledging
the gift, the rev. gontliiissau ratite to Mr. J. W.
Read, ebb choirmaster :—" Y h coal not hive
eeleatod anythiag inure gr ine than a work
of stub cooeumosate isaussind go Juy ss this "MeNsi.u,"
and... t.UOk SO ilbtld.mnady ient,:ed on I boon j. But
the lascciptiou at the begiontig will ren it doubly
prcoious, knowing se I dy its „esinueuese end truth.
brand, my dear fries* toot I shall not forget is
my retirement the risopioose your teatime service hal
always brought me—uor °ease i. pray Shot you way
I. furthered aud hle-t is cli the ...Al work you moiler.
take for God's glory. More then Ibis—l pray thst
your years of life, woether in ..y or few, hay be use-
ful an I happy and what they me intended to b•—the
prelude to an eternity of joy."

MR.BLADBTONE AND THE WEYMOUTH LIBERALS.
The following letter bag been received from the
Premier by Mr. Howard B the hon. elec. of the
Weymouth Liberal Ass..c.i.ciun, acknowledging the
sofa of confileinos in the G wernineut, whitat was
passed at the recent Liberal in tiog
10. Downing.stree; Whit Au,uit 2nd, 1681.
"512,—Mr. Gladstone bee hsi the honour to receive
the communication which you hare been good enough
to forward to him on the subj cc of the rejection of the
Franchise Bill by the House .1 L ads. 1 lUD directed
to express his thankt, through you, I a to marks of
approval and supp.c't affordel by c.d. c.dutimucation.
—1 am, air, your obedient savant.
" E, W. ii.UIILTON.
" The lion. Secretary ot Weymmtli Liberal
Association."

isosapositioe, olt le ot always Mg." ohs dtl jaistlos
to the pier% winds is One al great twit. Her mooed
gram "My B -1.0v.d Spoke," although • didixult
Owe. woo soug beautifully is tone, bee high rwhis
being clearly an I moody given, sod she was defervally
nilPieud 4. NI-. Tapley, who I. wild to betel( !0 SOOCS
owl /airs!, reappre l two song., "Cio, Sl&f of Lam."
sod" ss If twists." He es.dh.t altorough ,11r lbs
1.4•C•111 • very utapleauut trembleaneuta and is ks•
sec owl song ta” Varied the lag •ors• by au Improve-
meut of his own. A may, lii B dot for •ioloocello
east plooo w•• played by Meier% W. W. Alt ock and
Too. ue, and woos one of We boa part rmainose of the
ameniug. Mr Mooch 1044•110 ell 60 v 101111•144,110,1
instrument, which he kuowo how to play, and executed
Lie share wih moult inueicAl tool.. 0.104 sid'soo i."
peeled by M.-. fhoruv. A trio (violin, •iolouo,llo,
sad pl in.) by Mears Stone arid iVa W. sod W.
AdsJsk sisissal %he ...wood part of the programme.
virboll4h Ii was rather lan. it was • brilliout per
armours, and the piaobt, Mr. W. Co.
Alas* deserves • special word of comumoda-
ti an for the manner is which Ds ssessiPassied•
Witt' Mu. Sara Imo a ha I suug "Th. O. J, 04
.ILOly,- a. fell io Mr. W. W. Alc.,,t'd 1,11, Cl .g about
the tires liveay piece of dm. wooing, mat in his ;soder-
ins of "Tm.. 011 r flout," be did cat fell to take
alvantage of the opportiouity to •OJIV 5 susoeso. Toe
• ang wad weli sous, and weo iuwdy eseurod. Mr.
St nes violin solo, "Smug da Bed*" was • pees
in waist' be Gould exhatnt much istataity, it was well
executed, and the performer received • fall share tif
applause. After other soup already tainted to
had been suog, tam. pm:roams clued with
• duet, "Tae Syreu sad Friar," whips was ens(
by Madame doorey, Is aloe Waco of Mrs. Zan +told
Milledg a, who had boon c died 1. [let fathatr, who was
taken seriously ill, sod Mr. W. %V. Aloock. C •n-
-si tering thi eidlicoldes ouder wh.cb Me buns Sconey
came forward, the tow cape she male were excumb.v,
sod the piave appeored to be apprecaated.
SAVO the Q toeu" a .4eleded the eoj oyaole entertaio.
meat; but oaf AV W. ChM. this report we must sal •
word of praise to to ose who worked so her a I' sake
the oouoeot • success, and to Mr. Z I wo
and his ocooodjowre is due much c soon:olotion.

POLE

Tome out o( Tris who heel etusermi competed—F. IL
SowMIL Lang(' (icratch) ;C. B. Mor4h, Black-
more Vale T. 8.0 i 4 Males); M. Lock. Mertock
(6 'oche,) Foe j I aping stmt. lat 6:1.. mid at
83. Los. Le* 1144 to retire, himu4 ibre•
aitempit to Weir i. Tbe bar wai thee raised 4 niche.,
sod a. the iloL Scott ilimarded the chair mid
asimulA to " lot or "to raiee the poi., chwir wai
gleam. )1 ugh ckire‘i In eclellel stylsi Btl.
but Sewteli tsule I t II 0. ca. qi.utle the
SC in I priZe weot to M. Long. who we. giveu 6
: —O. C. B. Marsh ; 1 10i., Ms Is c.

IWO MILLI IDICICLS RAOR, WISC.
Although there wee 4 Mr, yr re. of •re I te this
race, Sod sue first pile., WS. t Lheli.eige Wel I,ooly
lout amp 11. awl 01 th,e, us failed lo etert. The
• re-alt wee .—Coelleue Stii• 11. N. C. ;
,S.M. C .wa,y ; 194., W. 1.. Hanalei. Time, Salm,
ilsScol.