The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1863-06-30 00:00:00

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DORCURFl7ll.—Dan•arwa.Ammear.—Avar7
lamentable madmat °marred on Monday ' to
a man named Robert Sanmsa, agent 0
Samosa, Mationthantor at Mamma. From lota
we ma hear korai, that the aniortmata
man—who is • guard in ite siroggray of the
London and Sou -Wasimn Railway Oomplay—left
Lomion by the 5 p.m. train in
but not then in the diethergerigNlllClTiaZ
After passing Vauxhall Make it somas that he pat
his head too far out of the carriage window, in am-
earamos of which it owns ••••••t With •
Polk lathrating ha bead I asightful manner. 'Mt
wee only • female in the canna besides laimmalf, tad
thew not iansagth to pull Smarm book into them,.
rugs; and we undentsad that the poor fellow's land
moo in «mad with one& other pods. She raised an
alarm, sod ultimately her oriel were heard, and the
train roma to • stand-MA when the unfortunate maa
was removed to an hospital. talthough the
are oil most swim claweiption, the poor fellow yet
'arrives.

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MAIM—TN. OPTIOW Aim No-Co
minmizoirao Orrice= or ram 3aa B. LV. g. nis
PRIVATEL—Tso of the titivates of this worm lambi
forwarded a challenge to tin cams .id aOD4OIII-
- officers for a trial of shill at tau?,
the affair cenie off cc Tuesday lest, arid
the Akers beating the private' by The
name were 200, aoo, boo sad too yards. HON
Position, Wimbledon mooring. The the
moors

200 300 500 600 Tot.
7ds• Yds- 76-
Lieutenant Coombe - 2 2 2 6-12
Beldam Hodges- • • 8 14 12 8-42
Sergeant-Major Newman 5 8 10 2-95
Oolotar-Bargetat (imagery 13 10 11 10-44
Bergsma Dens - 8 4 12 1-34
„ Horner • • 13 10 13 5-41
noes - • 13 4 2 at-46
Cori:Oral Hears - • 11 7 6g_gg
„ Greening. . 6 g 22 3-29
Chio2 • • 15 V 15 9-46

Private Godwin • • 11 12 13 5-41
Jeffery • • 8 8 2 10-28
„ T. Homer - • 12 9 16 5-42
„ Saunders • • 11 3 6 4-24
„ Tilley • • 12 9 8
•• Ling - • 11 • 4 4 4 s::g
„ T Roger* • • 14 6 7 7-34
„ Made - • • 11 7 3 6-27
„ OM. 6 13 4 9-33
~ Warren • - 12 15 12 6-45

The return match will shortly take place, and is
looked forward to with much interest. We must
not omit to mention that the monag was admirably
ocoducted by Corporal Pouncy. Bdon
the above match the competitors eubearibec°77=
for • ewespstake. The first prize was carried off
rCorpora Chick, mood by Colour-Sergeant
may, and the third by Private Warms, Ensign
Hodges sad privaW T. Homer bete( the next on
the bet.

Eioriox's Pansarr. The newly-elected
ensign of the Dorobedier corps (Mr. J. F. Hodges,
junr.), has made a present to them of a very
aioe Moho sonien, which will prove of great servise
at the nage in bad weather.
Itm.a Coorrrrranc.--Scime of the members of
the 3rd D.H.V. amembled at the butts, Maiden
Castle, on Monday, for the purpose of shoctioufor
sweepstakea There were 12 competitors. The
images were at 200, 300, 500, and 600 yards,
fiire rounds at each rings. The first prise was won
by Ensign Hodges with 38 points, and the &mood
by Private Godwin with 37. For the third prise
then was a tie between Corporal Chick and Drill.
Instructor Legg, each mooring 36. On shooting oft
the tie both missed the first time, but in the second
trial Corporal Chick made an outer, whilst Drill.
Instructor Legg mimed the white-faced gentleman.
Tut Amium. Rums 81roctruso.—We understand
that the annual competition in connection with the
Dorset Volunteer Association will take place at
Dorchester on the 28th and 29th July, for white
meeting a very attractive pfOgralllloo will shortly
3au Donn Rinea.—Tbe following ceders re-
lative to this corps have appeared. Ensign Devenish
having resigned, private J. F. Hodges is if:mein:oe:
ensiirn.—Capt. Kindereley being co leave of
Lieut. Coombe will take command of the corps until
further orders.

KOTRY 111111TSO. —A seedy meeting for the
pariah of St. Peter's, was held on Thursday, forth.
purposeof appointing two members of the Burial
in the room of the Rev. John Morton Colima
and Mr. Thomas Saunders, who retired by rotation,
and for receiving the report of the auditors on the
examination of the accounts of the Burial Board,
and also for the porpoise of appointing two persons,
not being members of the Banal Board,.. auditors
in the room of Mr. Charles Tonsil and Mr. Lao
Glenfield lest. There were only font Of five
parishioners preeent,and in the absence of the vector,
the Rev. John Morton COllOll, the proceedings were
presided over by Mr. Henry Darden, one of the
churchwardens. On the proposition of Mr. James
Foster, seconded by Mr. Wetland, the Rev. J. M.
Colson and Mr. Saunders ware re-elected se members
of the Burial Board, and Mr. George Foamy pro-
posed, and Mr. Warhead seconded, that the auditors
should be re-elected, which was agreed to. The
auditors' report having been reed, it was resolvep
that it be approved and adopted —L seedy meeting
was also bekl at All Saints' Church for similar bum.
non. Mr. William Blade was re-elected a member
of the Burial Board, and the Rev. Mr. Watson was
appointed in the room of Mr. Frond, who has left
the parish. Mr. James Andrews and Mr. William
Galpin were elected auditors, the former gentleman
being re-elected, and the latter in the place of Mr.
Bothaialev. The auditors' accounts were approved
and passed.