The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-05-24 00:00:00

ND AGRICULTURAL GA;

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Mrs Cam .bridge, Rov. K. O•mbridge, Miss Tennant,
Mu Beaus Miss fiareses, Mr. NevilU,
Is MSS signing the massy station was agate thronged
and the oillsiels had pigsty of extra week • but by tile
*social forethought et the messier,. pertatlarly of Mr.
Reynolds, Mr. Maus and Mr. Arnold, everything
passed off well.
Friday night 1.11_i,, memorable for tbeiNometre
ball at besd-oeartere. The following were among those
present Noy, Q.0.Y.C., Lord R. Grosvenor.
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Buttes, R.F., Mrs. Batter, Mr. B. do P. O'Kelly, Mr.
803A1K.F., Doelisq. R.F., Oapeeie tonor,
F. Tumor. .j .r Rae, V.C., str.. entlett,
Phayban, Mrs P.ao..k, Mrs. sod Mi.. Brysner. C.ptein
Fret r, Mr. Welt, Misses weld (3). Mr. Middleton,
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rO..JY.•Ci.' Blirrsym. teir".". Mu"er. 7;o4dislls ore..l.;7lreis;'‘,l.
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Parke, Miii A. Balosi, Mrs. 11.
man. Miss YalliMlia, Miss Suttees, Mr. Nevin, Mr. C.
Nerd'. Mr. H. F. Yeritoian, Gavials Aniyatt Brown,
Mrs. Brown, Miss Wickham, Mrs. and Mae Will..
Sandford, Midi Hawksnaw, Mr., Mrs., and Mi..
11 trioe. Mr. and Mrs. Fsler.Ceptain de Getto, it ILA..
Dr. Cony. R.N., Mr. J. H. Blake, Mr. and Mrs.
Matlock, Mr. B. Gendry, q.0.Y.C., Mr. M. 8 Ye.t.
m.n, Mr. Reynolds, Mesas Stokes (2),lisior
Whalley, R.N... Captain Binghem, Mrs. N. Foster
Mengel, We 11. Mansel, Mr. Gl-gs, R.F.. Captain
Buchanan, It F., Dr. Carey, R.N., Mi. Middleton, Mr.
K. Hancock. Mr.. Whalley, Miss Whalley, Miss C
Whalley, Mi.. Louis. Bream, Mr. Pelmet,, Mil"'
MP yrs°leanold (M2'4lMiookned, Mgr.mß.AFoslit:ra,"R.l, Missr. K.. F°
Mr. W.
Lethbridge Mrs. Remolds, Mils Bankes. Mi.' Steeds,
Mrs. and Visa Hearle, Miss Fagge, Dr. Lithgo.„
Missies Neat' Mr. and Mrs, .J. H. Detenish. Miss
Clarke, Miss Atkinson, Mrs. Pennefeth r. Mims Penne-
father, Miss de Ponblangne, Mr. O'Brien, R. H. A.,
Captain Graydon Smith, R. F., Mrs. and Mies Saunders,
Mrs. Salmon, Lord Pelham Clinton, Lady Pelham
Clinton. Miss Penults Clinton, Miss Adel. Clinton, Mr.
F. Byers, Captain Clewing, R.N., Sir ,John 11101.1,
Lady Michel, Miss Michel. Miss Miller, Miss F. Miller,
Mi.. F. Tumor, Captain Way. Miss Way, Miss Prior.
Miss Breton, Lieut. Featiog, 11. N. Miss Feeling, Mile
H. Resting, Lied. Wilkinson, R.N., Mr. W. B. H.
Steeds ,Mr. Clarke, R.F.,Misses Addison, Mr. P. Keene,
Capt. Beauchensp, it.?., Mrs. Beauchamp. Miss
Donee; Capt, Keyser, R.F., Capt. Smith, It F., Mr.
(Milan, ELF., Mr. Cro-bie. 8.F., Miura Goodden,
Ilia Kelly. Mr. Gooden, Q.0.Y.C., Mr. Bowyer Bower,
Mrs. Bower Misses Russell (2), Mi. S. Bower, Mrs
Fox, Mr. dadritylie, Miss Gooddeo, Mr. Bookies Col.
Miller, 3rd DA", Lieut. Dawson, 3rd DO., Captain
Williams, MLA., Mr. Gust, 3rd DO., Kr. Okeden,
Mr. Kitimat*. R.H.A.., lira. Logout., Mr. Bond,
Q.0.Y.C., Mr. Cue, F.A., S.F., Mts. Mrs. Le
Marebant, Ifies Bergner, Kr. rooks.
Saturday morning was again misty ; and it was
thought thattbe termination of the Yeomanry's engage-
ments had come inst in time to save them from a
wetting. Al far as the week had gone never had been
more propitious weather, and every one wished them a
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tohoMteles;raLrl wartnaottna"drdivee°r. Co.,
up
Gloucester-street, and charged the cavalry, who opened
their ranks to let it pus, as there was evidently no
stopping the horse jut then. From hence it dashed
along Gloucester-row, sad down King-street, splitting
up a couple of pair of porters irticks, and at length got
lii leg firmly twisted iota iwheeL It was entangled
in an extrsordiniu-y manner, and one of the spokes war
obliged to be sawn out, to allow Re leg to be disen-
tangled. The ranks were immediately closed up, after
the horse bad passed. and the men waited • little
L.,ate corners basin (allow' up, and the rolls
bee; called,
Lord Richard Grosvenor addressed the men, thank-
ing them for their assiduity and attention to their
duties during the week. It would have been impossible
for them to have performed thooe duties in such an
efficient manner, unless they had given all the attention
which was required, nor vrould they have gained the
high character they possessed. He congratulated them
upon their sumer, wished them • pleasant ride home,
and expressed his wish Get God might preserve their
lieu for =toy years, and that they might have many
soeh meetings am theme.
. _ . . _

QuartormLiter Tett then led off oheers for Lord
Digby, and then for Lord IRichard Grosvenor, after
which cheers were given for the different captains, and
the regiment broke off amid general applause. The
Q.O.Y.C. immediately began to leave Weymouth, the
sun slime out maim and the Queen's Own weather
which had favoured them so mush this year accompanied
them to the last.

The excitement in Weymouth grsdaally quieted
down ; but • with was geoerally expressed that next
year's season might be equally sugeesaful It now
remains for It. Yeomenry to prepare to meet the
proposed new regulations, and by recruiting among
their friends, to segment the numbers of the form