The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-22 00:00:00

TAIIGET A

Wu Pox. . 43 34 77 153 180 333 2 1 3
Mn. Banks . 19 12 31 71 60 131
Mrs. Eyler . 29 21 50 97 101 198 .1 1
Ni.. Otwentry. . 38 21 59 176 87 263 7 7
Master Banks. 24 20 44 82 86 168 3 3
Miss Hussey . 19 16 35 57 80 137 1 1

TAzare
Mrs. Prise . 20 14 34 88 48 136 1 1
Miss Lewis . 21 15 36 99 63 162 1 1 2
Miss Oliver . 25 21 46 109 87 196 2 4
Miss Peach . 7 9 16 27 31 58 1 1
Miss Ralkeld . 11 13 24 35 65 100 2 2
My,. Bernard. 8 16 24 20 70 90 1 1

TARGET C
Mrs. Meade . 15 10 25 61 38 99 1 1
Misa Wickham. 27 21 48 117 79 196
Min Bower . 33 23 56 135 83 218 2 2
Miss Medlyoot4 25 19 44 87 93 180 1 1
lais• Vincent . 13 14 27 47 56 103 1 1

The following were the moooessful competitors :
Larilite.—Highest score, Mrs. Coventry, 250. Ormolu
oasket—Oreatest number of hits, Miss Wickham, 41,
portemonsie.—Best Gold, Mrs. Fyler, dodble.scent
bole.—Visitors'priz, Miss Fox, ormolu bouquet holder.
—Handicap given by J. J. Farquharson, Seq., Mrs.
Bankes, gilt casket. —Challenge prig, Mrs. Coventry,
gross score, two meetiugs, 620, silver quiver.
Prizes given by Ur% W. P. Okedep (Lady Paramount)
—Miss Bower, 214, pair of Ormolu and Porcelain flower
Hite.

Pot&
Named.

Soore.

Golds.

yde. yds. yds.
IOBO6OE-4 10080 so g 180 8060
TARGET 1.
C. Torkiotton 5 612 23 13 24 52 89
Johns . . 1 4 712 1 8 15 24
H. Bower . 11012 23 340 48 91 1 1
liopton. . 4 11 15 14 49 63 1 1
Heath . . 8 10 21 39 28 48 109 185 3 4 7
Prire . . 51427 46 21 60 91 172 1 .1
TARGET 2.
CoL Tod . 1 10 11 7 40 41
Wickham . 1 1 11 13
_l5 55 61 .
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W. Bower . 2 616 22 102, 61 86

1 1

H. Torkington 1113 15 95 57 711 i
Kedyoott . 12 17 20 49 42 55 76 173
Penny . . 5212450 27 83 106 216 1 2 3
TAW:MT&
Gomonda . 2 6 7 15 10 24 29 63 1 1
Coventry *7"1"10 31 58 33 84 147 264 1 3 5 9
Foster .4,112 18 38 28 56 70 154 1 1
Copt, Foster . 4 918 31 14 37 92 143 1 1 2
Cambridge 11 15 17 43 29 47 79 155 2 2
Browoe . 11218 31 356 72 131 1 1 2
Bernard . 4 13 17 20 31 51
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GENTLEMEN. —Highest score, Mr. Coventry, 264,
opera glees. —Greatest number of hits, Mr. Price, 46,
horse shoe ornenienta, with thermometer. Best gold,
Rev. M. Heath, gold pencil ease. Visitors' Prize, Rev.
E. Cambridge, coral pin.

SR AFTEB BURY.
COUNTY Cotter, August 14.—There were about 70
' glints entered, the majority of which were settled out
of murk, and only one was defended. The following are
the only cases of any interest:—Messra. White and Son,
Iroaftesbary, it. Lowman. The plaintiffs claimed £6 on
a bill of exchange. Defendant had sent a letter to
plaintiffs that morning promising payment, and • his
Mono r gavej udgment forth wi th. —lmber's it. Ken i ston.
—This was a claim for lls. for meat supplied to defen-
dant's sister-in-law, in 1860. —The plaintiff proved that
defendant gave her husband the order in his present"
, and that she heard defendant promise to pay the amount
about two years since. A person, who attended defen-
dant's sister-in-law during her illness, was called, who
said that she heard defendant tell her sister-in-law that
she was to go to Mr. Imber's and get meat. Defendant
denied having given the order, but judgment was given
for plaintiff.—Terrel v. LovelL —Chaim, £l6 for a
stack of hay sold to defendant on the 4th of May last
Defendant did not appear, and judgment was given in
14 days.--Vining it. Gray, of Gillingham.—This was
a judgment summons for the non-paymect of 10s.—
Defendant was committed to Fisherton Gaol for 14 days
for not paying the amount, he having means.
ST GRUINSTRR.
PaTrr Sassions, August 14th— Before M. Williams,
and 11. S. Bower, Esqrs., and Rev. H. T. Bower.— ,
Edmund White, of Child Okeford, was committed for
one month's hard labour, for assaulting Sophia Hayter,
of the same place, on the 14th if t. 34r. Chitty prose-
cuted.—Riohard Paine, of Shroton, was committed
for one month', hard labour for leaving the service of
Mr. Charles Godwin, of Shroton, before the termination
of his contract—James Moore, of Child Okeford,
was fined £l, or one motith'sliard labour, for assaulting
P.C. Damon, on the 11th inst.—The defendant
pleaded guilty.—John Mason Adams, of Child Oke-
ford, innkeeper, was fined 10a. and 7a. costs, for being
drunk and riotous, stBhillingstone, on the 24th ult.—
David Watts. of Stourton Caundle, innkeeper, was fined
£1 10s., and 10a coats, for having unjust measures on the
24th ult.—Richard Aliver, of Stalbridge, was commit-
ted for one mstritb's bard lebour for wilfully neglecting
to maintain his wife, whereby she had become chargeable
to the parish.—George Moors, of Haaelbury, was fined
fia. and seats for allowing a horse to stray on the highway
on the 4th lost-- Henry Rose, of Bagber, was fined
8.. and ba. coats, for allowing a bora* to be worked with a
galled shoulder, on the 28th silt.--George Rose, of
Slorminster, was summoned for refusing to leave the
platform at the railway station, on the 27th ult. Mr.
Dashwood defended. The Bench only imposed a nominal
fine of 6d., and remitted the costa.