The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-06-24 00:00:00

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Gunnar Z &ch. Caddy
Gunnar W. Haskins

liwuser it:St.v.a

Gunner Thomas Load ... ... 18 6 iii
Sergeant,MaJor. Stainer— ... 26 96 46
Sergeant H. W. White ... ... 25 93 18
Corporal D. C. Hibbs ... ... 3 15 18
Gunner J. G. Keynes ... .. 14 4 18
Corporal H. Phippard ... ... 15 17 32
6 10
Winners: Ist. £6, Donner Stawkesbury, 54; Ited, 1.5,
Sergeant White, 18 ; 3rd, All, Same KV Major Stainer, 46;
4th, LA Ganser A. Hall. 44 ; Stk. 42, J. POW*. CI ; 6th.
LI, E Pearce, 11; 7th, LI. Sergeant Wilmot:l,4l ; St.h. XI,
Gunner W. L Pierce, 41; ittli, Li. haat. Ilc.Lean. 39 ;
10th, Ll. Gunner It Stevens. 38.
Compeetlon E—LIO in mosey. To he toropeted for by
members of the Queen's Own Hornet Yeomanry Cavalry.
Seven rounds at lOU yards and seven rounds at 400 yards.
Regimental Ititlea Scannas fee, 54. Posittra, any.—
First prise, £7; Ind. £5; 3rd, £3; 4th. £2; sth. Li;
6th, 51 ; 7th, LL No sighting Mote allowed
WO Yds. 4110 Yda, Tot.
Sergeant W. Rogers ... ... 29 V 56
Trooper Care ... ... ... 26 18 43
16 51
Trooper T. D. Joyce ... ... 90 18 38
Troops: O. C. Richards— ... 14 10 30
11 93
Trooper H. Cram .. ... ... 19 12 41
Trooper P. Best ... ... ... 25 18 53
Trooper T. Basoembe ... ... 99 13 43
Trooper G. Kerma ••• •-• 11 19 26
Trooper N. Renlalheld ... ... 16 11 V
Trooper H Stacey ... ... 15 13 18
Trooper Pring ... ... 18 26 44
Trooper John Adams ... ... 11 17 138
Corporal Janne Whits ... ... 17 9 91
Trogper Emma -. ... ... 15 6 15
Corporal lloncktoo ... ... 16 17 33
Trooper G. Etabirood ... ... 17 W 44
Trooper Tam Morickton ... .. 2 6 4
Trooper J. a Hayti: ... ... 10 18
Trooper A. Ilouckton ... ... 9) 21
Corporal .1... Harris ... ... 21 IV
Trooper O. W. /tom ... ... 14 13

Trooper Strom...Ll .
Trooparlikemmell .
Troopsrllydi
Trooper R. Look . .. 17
TrJaper A. R. Nortbover 16 4
Trooper H. Green . . . . 51 16
Trooper White . . . 22 7 22
Trooper Hodder (P. E) ......16 5 21
maim Sergeant Rearm 66; tad. Trooper 81411M16.
51E; Std. TrOOOST F. Bost 53 ; ItS, Corporal 1 Ogre. 56;
504 Tremor Halmoort II; 6th; Trooper Tring. 44;
Trooper lesoombe. 43.
Gompoilition F.—The Regimental Caps promstod by
Lleutemant-Oolosel Lord &chord Grammar. M.P.. and
pikers of the Q.0.D.T.0. To be competed for by Sow
limbers selseted from melt Troop of the Q.O.D.T.C.
Fire rounds at 1100_yar4s and dm roma@ at 41111 yartia
Regimental rides. Position. my.

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IR 11 -
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P 30 -

/One. NOY& Toe.

Sergeant Watts
Corporal White ...
Private Adman' .
Private Nortborer
Private Basoornbe
Private Beet . .
Private Lock
Private Snerrin
Corporal Kerrie ...
Private Benieneld
Privet* Green ...
Private StruCial...
Private Mow ...
Private Hyde ...
Private Print ... 16 13
Private Stamp 6
IS
Private R. Cave ... ... 12 retired
Private Cox . . ... 13 12
Private KUPDSS . 11 6
Private . 14 14
Private Joyce 12 15
Private A. Iloacktaa 12 22
Private Mabee& ... 14 retired

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12 15 -
... 16 11
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12 -
10 -
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Winners: Ist. Trooper Merril. 46 d Corporal Cam.
4/
Oompstitice llambeir Cap of to. Tam of
Lb nod .C 8 in mousy prima Open to all inambent of this
associstlon who ham paid their sutwaimksta for the
aurora yew, 105. of which la paid through this associa-
non to to. National Riffs Amsaintion. Ranges WO and
500 yards. Bmon shots at es& Position, anry, at both
ranges. Babialta Om not allowed. &mad prim 1.3 ;
third. 12 fourth. n.
Um/ Rawlins 113 23 45
R. 2L Hawkins 113 111 45
47
‘nt Jenkins 18 45 45
18 48
45-a

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Ilenteeit
Private la
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ii
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Captain Hodge! ... ... ... 24 96 —8
tod.Sormeant Ogasomd ... ... 96 114 —1,
t Roberta ... V 14 m
omptatn Lloyd JOSIN ... .... 30 98 as
Bermestit T. Rogan ... ... 96 19 45
Winners : Com. Oaplals L. Jour. 14: Ind, Serpent
=6l ; 34C Cstreala Hodges, 50; 4th, 84afi8ergesat
so.
Ocempetittom R. —llastlai-Heary 8 weepeteloes. Open go
GU emus rye room& at 210 yards sad five roods at 900
garb. IPoeitioa, say, at both mamma gateman* fee, 54.
iilritWe-gotte the moat at estrum fon ;
; 14d. two-balbs.
146Y4.. 600 Yds. TA
Rom. limber Scutt. ... .. 17 14 31
Igergeeat leaking ... • . 16 17 33
14 14 MI
1 stair-s.n.t osi,..a ::: ':: a 16 —4O
Igermeent Pearreaa ... ... gm 18 98
Lameeoerporal Mak ... • 1 13 10
Private Resat
... 17 13 34
0.0.4 lieberti.• ... 10 21 X
t -874 mt.. 13Oemier. . 1.1 6 mg
Mutt 9 mg
16 gm
Lieut. Raw ... 16 7 13
lins
Cnin ...: . . 16
rorinadwllegeber Haulcbta:.. .:. 111 14 ip
7 mg
9 a
... 14 IS gm
IS gm
CaCalcornmetttion welted as Wows :—let, ma"
flermenat Osistomd (IR S 2 17e. Mt : led, I Pear.
matu,Dervet /WM. %I pm. /a Ilailld.3=pigymm.
tad. aft. a 4

asaiINOTON, "
liccosc Deem —quits a gloom was spread one
this little rllissa ea Thrireday last, when It became
keowe that ILL Jobe Pedal, shosesaiter, had died
socideely. It memo that the demand got op la the
serechei &boat al; o'clock opened the window-
Amur*, and west shoot his =nal am
Whilst In the act of recede( the room to I=o
was, hi esdafairt_ &swim; down dead, without
ring • worm •••• ~ls lautudlsiely watt to
twistmon, and a dotter wee seat bit but *An
woo no I.acetrillaiasit adwantwed [ma
ii lbS yen esedgeed
to earthly rwitisti-phoo as Bader bok mid
s largo crowd of the agan wee, pewit tbe
°odic we misdeed some very pretty Ineeshe at iIOWIML
The deemed Was mums& r•peesea la 0, yam
sad aeleikeybood. He was 14 leme ei

H.M. BEUPS in the harbour are the Warrior, the
BOIC&Well. the &mew, and the fkialark.

VOMITUS ARTILLIZT. —Liout Maclean and 16
of the 4th D.V.A. represented the corps at the prize
thing at Dorchester on Wedoesday.

CAPTAIN Moons, of the Royal Engineers, who bee
been reaidiag at the Castle, will leave for Chatham on
the let of July next.

thuccrr.—A match wag played on the Naval
ground, on Thursday, between the B 0110•1111111 and
the Weymouth Cricket Club. 'The wens were :
Bosuswen, 75; Weymouth Club, 150.

NAVAL APPOINTMENT. —Lioutaniat the Honourable
William Orimeton and Bub-Lieutenant O. L Otley
have been appointed to H.M.S. Warrior. Paymaster
Henry Sewell has oleo been appointed to the Warrior,
for coastguard duties
Amoral. or Ooinnora.—Oo Wednesday last,
party of twelve invalided convicts in of
Principal Warder Hardy, and Dispensary ardor
Dawson, left Portland by the midnight train for
Woking. They were providid with • through
carriage to prevent
Thom are about 40 entries of French horses for
the Kilburn Exhibition; but se it is not neceerary
they should be plead La quarantine they are not
expected to arrive until Friday, when they will
proceed direct to London, in company with the sheep
and cattle, which have already arrived at Portland.

Liam= —A lecture WM delivered by the Rev.
J. Leach, of Blandford, on Thursday, at the
Primitive Methodist Chapel, Weston, his subject
= 4:LJohn Barleycorn.' The Rev. C. Dunham
and the chapel was crowded. A collection
was made, and the result wee the sum of El Os. &L
being added to the circuit funds.
As AOCIDZIFT occurred on board H.M.S. Warrior
on Wednesday, by which an ordinary Beaman named
Morose lost hie life. A boat won being hoisted In
when the tackle broke and the occupants, four in
number, were thrown out; two fell into the water,
and one on deck, but were rescued uninjured. The
dammed was jammed between the boat and this ado
of the ship, and life wee extinct before he could be
extricated. He Is • single MA.
TAKIMILICI Osni•me Mmerrna.—Tbe Rev. J.
Leech held a large open-air misting on Saturday
night in Chesil. Mr. Leech and Mr. Dunham
sldreeeed the meeting, the speeches being interspersed
viingamprlateoo temperance Intselc.TheThere were scow
under the sue= tirrendepeodenint"Otlg won heM
er of Goad
Temple's.

ANICTVIISAIT Seam= —The anniversary service,
of the Primitive Methodist Chapel, Fortnneh-well,
WOO held OR Sunday lest. Impressive serloools Wen
by the Rev. J. Leech, and the afternoon
preached
in
ered an address to the children. Ida ambled
being" Latta Sandy."—On Tuesday her.
Leech delivered a lecture in the same Woo
" Sacred Song,' during which the citoireormed •
Dios Wooden of musk.
Tie Avmagogn Miatolum Cgogcs.—The dedica-
tioe swim of this church will be selebrated
on Monday. July I'd. At the opening service in
themorning the Lord Bishop of the Mame will preath
the sermon. A second OKTIOO will be held in the
afternoon, when the eirmon will be preached by the
Bev. Edgar Jacob, 'doer of St. Mary's. Portsmouth.
The offertory and collections will be devoted to the
building food. A public luncheon will take place
between the services in a marquee to be erected near
the church.
Tie roamer Corms—The foreign cattle for the
International Agricultural Exhibition at Kilburn
arrived at Portland by the Cherbourg steamer on
Tuesday morning about four o'clock. They have been
accommodated with suitable pens in the embed of the
Breakwater. They comprise 13 beasts and 43 sheep,
amass which there are some splendid animals None
of them are particularly large, but they are exceed-
!ugly well shaped. A number of Merino sheep have
also been mat over. They are, moldering the see
=l am which some of the cattle have suffered
y. good specimene of Trench breedieg, and
they will no doubt mowers favourably with the home
Nook at the show.
Snownau., limarame.—The following is the pro.
i=ott 01 the entertainment CC boerd HAL&
"Down wrthe°l ohiaTl,ilubt Li" : OpeniteLl,cbcros,
acimPollY be) "MY
Gemodfather's Cloak,' Painter; condo song. " The
thfortunate Man," Mr. G. A. douth • song,
Nigger," J. Ore& ; comic' song, " The
Regular Army,"llr. Tit:knew ;
me in my Dreams," Mr. G. Ford ; comk song, " The
Royal WUd Beset Show," Mr. G. A. South duals to
lost part. "Riding In_a Pullman's Oar," by; the com-
PAY i
a=a, dance, Maws Maragicrel BuMvan
stump ;
Mr. W. nohow tt
bee a man," Mews. Welfare ead 12=1
no Academy of Stets " ad wailotomod, " rms.
aped= GI aters."

Tam Saana's MISIfiI,Nr. Taytor has entered at as table, as she was in want ca vekahemeat
on hi. duties na Seamen's bniehm7- liaeing succeeded the comman•ler spoke to him he at Once BMW= 011;1111t
Yr. Wyatt, who has beietiamoved htalta. female woo not hie wife, and gave a full and :MR
to the °dicers of the mess. which was somOia ttv.
Tax Sotrra COAST ltaaarraa —At a meeting of the entirely dependent on his pay for a living, and homed that
South Coast Regattas searetariee held at Hastings on any doubt which might exist in the minds of the Cain
Friday, the following regattas were fixed : Dover, might be considered in his favour
aegoat 4; Hastings. Aural* 6; Southampton. August The prisoner's certificates were very favourable. hut the
12; Deal, August 18 L• Folkestone, August 19; East- records showed that while serving on board the Hercules
bourne, August 90 ; Portmlwla, Aorpet 21 ; and St, he vc.is sentenced by court-martial to lose 12 montha'
Leonard., sept,,wher & with the maid to the seniority and to be dismissed his ship for being drunk on
definition of an amateur the following resolutions were ak." In In7a
mused -" That no boat builder, oar or sail maker, The I '.iurt, after a long deliberation, found that the
or his livingprisoner had wrongfully and not fniudently appropriated
maaerman' fisherman, any person o°"in° ' the nriney. and with regard to the second charge that it
by the water, be eligible to row as an amateur; had not 'eon proved that the primmer was living with the
also, that no person who ham rowed for a money
I woman as his wife. The resit of the se unl charge the
Kim since 1873 shall be allowed to row as an ansateur. foo„,i The prisoner was eajodgld to he gm
is was carried by eight to rig on the motion of Mr. her Majesty's service.
Rebbeck (Bournemouth), seconded by Mr. Finnis
(Captain of the Southampton Rowing Club). The
following motion was also carried : —"That a junior
*culler or oarsman shall not be considered • sector
until the following season, but he shall not have taken
a art prim In a senior's reos."
Casearr.—Boral Aviator!: v. Portland Cricket ChM.
This ma" was played at Portland on Saturday, the
12th inst., with the following result
Peurn.san MICR= CLUB.
lit Innings. 2nd Innings.
Deer, b lralkniM 2 b Dyke ••• 5
Willa, b Ayres ... 15 c end b Dike ... 2
John .Pattess, b Apses ......14 absent ... •••
Boat, e kleDonald, b Ayres ... 0 b Ayres ... •• • 7
Sims, b Dyke ... ... 17 e Brown, b Dyke 10
Rae, it Ayres, b Dyke ... 3 e Conn, by Delo, 2
Johnson, b Ayres... 0 e Richards, b D he 2
Jame. Patten, not out . 0 b Arm •.• •• • 0
Watson, C Cons, b Dyke ... 14 et Ayres. b Dyke 14
Parsons, h Ayes 1 r. Conn. Is Dyke ..• 3
Storey. Dyki . ... 13 not out ...
Extras ... 2

ROYAL AittiLLl:l" T.
Coon. c June, PCitcsi, i) Rue.
Brown. e Baulk b !Sires
Thebards. lb.. b
Wetherspnos, c &me. b Dyer
Ayr.,, e 5i.,., b Dyer.
11cDusald, hrr, b Boslt
Stirling. at 5i,.., b Dyer
lirbinens, run out
Dyke, nos out

WAIFB FROM THE ROCK.

on enkring nut island the first thing which strikes
the rye is the handisinie buililing at present in the
possess• Of the 'Masonic Craft. Its enterprising
owner having secured p.inie 310 (vet fnintage
In, we hear, about erecting a structure that will match
with the recently erected Nlasunic Hall.

The effort recently made on behalf of the diapeneary
fund., by Mr. South and hie colunadeure, certainly
deeerved larger eupport. Their performance afloat
witneueed by wow. MO friends frorn the Aiwa., and
their kinilneee in repvlating the progral (v iiluntarily)
behalf id the local charity ehould have been
.icknowledgeti by a good donation to it.. (mule.

Dieripline mmt he maintained In our army. Yet
iolatione of duty are not frequent with our warners.
And we hone it will ha a long time before wo hear
amtin .4 a picket of the N.C.O. in charge, being made
priemera for neglect of duty.

Doubtlane there are many preecriptions for cooling
one'r, c.mrace. But that WAX. X capper laat week, when
a certain gent manimed to ',lip off the camber .amw
into deep water, and to poetpotte a trip which he had
co,uiiiincecl. The performance was abort awl —no,
not sweet, hit

'6 Stolen me the WedreA.'. 14 it the same with
stolen beef' or is there !web *!ecarcity of it on Imani
our men-of-war, that or young sailors driven to
desperation throngh love of the niast beef of old
England, arc deterwined to have it by hook or by
crook?

Much HA we like VI 'we the men of our future navy
enjoyine themselves ashore, yet they must lie taught
to behave themselves, shopkeepers' 14..6 must not be
thrown into the streets, and the ~wners threatened
for interfering, or peaceable townspeople alarmed by
hideous noises, simply for a so-called lark.

A treat is in store for lovers of nitudc.
St. Peter's day is to lie the occasion for a rendering
a the various pieces performed at the late choral
festisal at Salisbury. And we have no doubt the
choir .4 St. Peter's wiU creditably acquit themselves.

11111110 Ur hail it that a fleet is ,cry shortly to
assemble at Portland to proem! on a ermine, their
destination being Gibraltar. 1 it simply for naval
tactics, or, is another Gos ernntent surprise brewing ?