The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-01-01 00:00:00

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES.

The prizes recently competed for by members of the
Wimboroe corps were distributed on Friday, in the
Corn Exchange, by Mrs. Budge. The following I.
the list

CONPRITION A.—Rang Prizes-200 yards, A.rgeant
Ford ; 500 yards, Private Burden; 600 yard., C, pond
Dacombe. A silver cup for the best wore wade at the
target, presented by Acting.Surgeou Parkins tit, Iron
by Corporal llacomite. lst, £5. Privatl Ballard, 145
point.; 21,1, £4, S•rgeaut Wallingford, 140; 3,1,
prize given by Captain Budge, Sergeant Garland, 137;
4th. 1;2, lance-Corporal blearier, 131; sth, El 151.,
Corporal Dacombe, 127 ; 6th, £1 10... Private Pearce,
127; 7th, El. Serge snt Ford, 126: Bth, El, Private
Long, 125; Jlb, El, Private Joiner, 125; 10th, El,
Private Batty, 125; 11th, RI. Cornoral Score, 123;
1 Sh, £l, Private Bunien, 120; 13th, 15.., Privet.
Knight, 118; 14th, 154 Private Brown, 114; 15th,
154., Privet, Candy, 113; 16th, 15c, Privet. Bailey,
112; 17th, 10e., Private J. Coffin, 110; 18th. 10s.,
Private Frizzell. 108; 19th, 10... Cnrporsl Plower,
108; 20 h. 10a. Bugler.ll:onier, 102.

Corrarm.,x 11.-Ivt, £2, Sergoant Garland: 2nd,
1:1 15a, Sergeant Wallingford ; 3rd, £1 10,., Private
; 445, El 55., Private B el.w ; sth, EL hence.
Corporal Meader ; 6th, 10.., Private C. Kline'; 7th,
Private Joiner; Bth, Private Candy; 9th. Private
Forward : 10th, Corporal Score; 11th, Private
Brown; 12th, Private Light; 13th, Private Friza4l ;
14th, Bugler Meader ; 15th, Private Coffin 16th,
Private Torn. ; 17th, Private Kerley; 18tn, Private
A. Elnues ; 19th, I'rivate Randall; 20,h, C eporel
Bomar ; 214, Private Pearce ; 22nd, Private E. Fry;
23rd, Private Betty; 24th. Private Pdlden 25th,
Private Whit.; 26:1e, Private Harris ; 27th, Private
Gay.
Coarrrinna C (Rscaurrs).-lst. silver COD (pre-
sented by Lieutenant Rawlins) and £1 sa, Private
Knight; 2nd, 15a, Private Long; 3rd, 10s., Private
Salley; 4th, 10a, Private Tama

SCIEkCE AND_A#EULANCE CLASSES.

th 4 Iditor.

Sir,—Report haft it that we are to have a course of
popular science lecture. here very soon, in c .unection
with or at the Grammar School. May I make a
suggestion? Csanot the promoters have a public
preliminary lecture, when all c mid be esplained to
intending pupil.; this would be far better than house-
to-house misusing for pupil., or the sending out of
notice. and advertkementa If the promoter. can 6nd
someone to lay before the public the plea they have
formed, is far larger number of pupil. may be iodoced
to wive in their names, and much trouble and corns-
pondence would be caved; many of my friends wasld
attend.

It is said that two of the local medical
practitioners are thinking of giving • course of
lecture, on nursing. The subject is a very
much more interesting one than the first
and will attract many people who don't care
for bones, muscles, and arteries. Cno the committee
not also arrange for • I public me ting with a
brilliant explanat wy lecture by the secretary on the
lectur.s? The room would, lam sore, be full to over-
flowing. Very likely, however, all arrangements of
the kind I suggest are ma le long ago.—Yours very
(Id th f
IVimborne, December 2613, 1883.

AN OLD °IONIAN.