The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-05-22 00:00:00

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Quinn's Owg Reatgagr Of YSOll4llllll' CAVALRY.—
Captain Montagne Guest's (Virimburos) troop of this
noted regiment has for the fourth year in succession
taken the first prize for sword exeroim, and twice
during the four years has taken the second prise as
welL Me first prize bee been awarded to Sergeant
Wareham and the second to Corporal A. hinnokton,
both of this troop—ln fact, with the sword Ve troop
has never been beaten. &tract C. Ktvioatoll took the
firat prizi in the regiment for three ono :e.siv• years,
but this year on his promotion ea quarterma.tar he
was not allowed to oompete. The men of this trop
uot only excel with the sword but lu o,her competi-
tion, they Come to the front. In the T.urn moot ,o)
the Sands at Weymouth &ming the pa.t week
C 'Tired A. Munckton took first priz san i C .rporal
F. Wareham second in p at want.. ' • and Sergeant
T. Wareham to .1z first sal Corporal A. !donator)
second in tent pegging. In the latter competition it
was acknowledged that more *an} medico had
hardly ever been aeon, the winners having stlnolredad
in taking five pegrionshoorseion, when to shorten the
competition the o Igoe placed the pegs in edgeways,
prom u promoting only • tan in,* in width, but even then
floe two sucamded in transfixing them at the gall .p.
However in the seventh run Sergeant Wareham took
hie peg, caging first Prise, while Corporal hionekton
only struck hie, coming in for second.
?MT Smetoms. Friday.—Before Mr. C. J. Parke
(ch irman). Rev. Carr (Ilya, Mr. W. Brounoker, lerd
Enstme Gail, and Major-General Powlett-Lane.—
The limns of the Bases' Arms lon., Lgobett, was
transferred from William Keynes to George Whit.,
--AL boy, named Montage,. Randall, was ordered to
be detained in the Induetrlal School for four years,
when Its will ham reached the We of 16. The appli•
cation for the order was made by Mr. Gnat, on the
growl& of the continual neglect of the boy by his
father an 1 stepmother. —A charge of aboiniaable
practical joking was preferred against • treater, named
Jmeoph Shaw° .1, living at Corstitiation•hill.—Jsznes
Wright, a half-witted youth, appeared before the
HenM and ateted that a few days before Sherwood,
for whom he worked, told him his hair wanted cutting.
Re replied that he would get It does In the evening,.
as he was going to Poole. Sherwood upeo that stid
he could do it better for him that) any bareer there,
and would save him the mope', trek remeeeted tr,
allow him to do it, and Bberwood then took • pair
of sheer, and gave him • Pr& on crop. He concloded
the perform..., Iv rnbtting to a quantity of beastly
grease.-'-RC. ?ditched stated that when compl absent
up* to him hie hair wag roverei with greasy ~ffal. It
wm with the greets"' difficulty that it was got out.—
The Bench expressed their disgust with Mr. Sherwood's
conduct, and Instructed Kr. -Superintendent Batty to
Inform him it he did not oompensath the young man
he would be apprehended and brought before them.
—Another Mantra, named Henry Homo, wan=
21. 61. and code for working a horse in an unfit
—A jm,damiker, with the eoggeettrene of Tubbs,
was fined ss. and costs for druesm In the public
thoroughfares.—'%e Warta, of several bawd
atteaderme mom was the only remaking business.