The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-08-15 00:00:00

a meeting os
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eleàie

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the mayor's absence, and
the mayor aim to tell the council that
AM he was in Loudon he called on Mr. Adams
and received verbal thanks lot the kindness of the
Bedroll Town Connell, In Torwarding a vote of oon-
defiance on the latemsandnation of 'President Lincoln
to Mi.. Lincolia—The Comma did notoonindor verbal
thank* quite "the thimr,"—Mr. Jeffordealled
tike to the. ft that ever aims the- Comity Court
had used their Hall for the last -

seventeen
itsmeired, asy

or eighteen

them to thii Yowl! Torn

, who had applied to the
aed-wenrgettiog £25 -

!ZOMlllrel
Per

of Clounty
and even

Dorchester,
there •••

and be could
very.Uniakful'

chom
Town

for so kindly lending tkeir
wished to make an --

'so and verjan-eient ; ,
_0 allow that gentleman
of them, aa he thought it •
if ever by
_seeidlea,t, 403 r,
SiedeVl propord,,
awanidad.

promition from be
io4ollWitiirf ttrEffd"fh
price of gas from 83e. 16
the corporsiou,

disiWniicia.—A.

hld- been

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iblv*llSW' Ilis
_

inquired

Thu

.u.of Lut hi\
• krit.
'BR [SPORT ji A R BORLIke,
BOAT•IIACZ. —A nos oi dilsOnbg
. took -
,Isal,

see; So wpm
It is Were?

bat we may say,
"yellow boy;"
the berm, sad

'" =ea," - the

eft Mr. 4...-
to the Ann
mit "Pilot
wag a stiff

onion of 1

• •

JINN magy,
1710116 Ni

not a taw

persons.

very. much

Use death of


---' -NOW

She supporters of Si
*Eta hie family to
poach ePPereutlY. ol
North.WiltL The
▪ speech from Lei
mi tted the her
eomeuehaf

that
inttattals

astiv,t•

Al77°.

She hoped

earm.ilac,

Cheers.) The day before
anniversary of her wedding
, followed the same uniform
that all the married

very higb.
Conservative/

111 I. •
he
• the

, always
traest

and dialniebiles#6 &tad ino:
ibribeir kind

tabsaked *kern

to see the
a that very
'No effort should ever be
t to assist her husband, and she
flit and day for him. (-Cheers.)
'Would canvass for the Conservative muse who-
nAll1" •ik might be required for." Lady Jenkinson
tint_pikid tee spa& amidst unaware cheering.
Vim Waturrltt Piens brf %arum,
.under
_ .

she would
be

ae loped
they would

victorious

PLioe!

I, over might

the auspices
commenced

The aggregve value of
. The Provident's Prize
-.43,4 of 36 guineas, was won by
sth Wilts, at 200 and 400 yards,
Private Chequers, 15th Wilts,
I, with 30, and Coloar•Serheant
the third, with 29. The High
guineas (Mr. T. H. A. Poynder,)
N) yards,. fell to Cprponal Nott,
HitAro4,274_ Wit., who

. aiiiiii;
the seem

sth Wil
's Prise of

50Q. and 7-00
4, sod Private

a tie--36

A tie-was *she made
Perris, of the same -
W

.

;

the
200, I

SOO yards,
for 40

Maroh'is

74:4LLOC

Contemn or Egarrra-
, announced on Wednesday of the
Shaftesbury, widow of the sixth
meet Marl. Her ladyship, who
of ami, was married to the late
.overnber, 1796. She WWI • Lscly
tighter of George, fourth Doke
ladyship's death many families
, placed in mourning; amongst
Bad of Gainaborough, Sir Joint
cry. M.P., the Marquis of Lon-
t Galloway, the Duke of Marl.
of Shaftesbury.
..—A meeting of the Trowbridge
held, at which • resolution was
that it was desirable that some
iy should be offered to Elizabeth
I, who APRA at one time spore-
re of having murdered Francis
has so long suffered under the
mted. For five years the unfor-
though beering the highest
been subject to the cruelest
of the position in which she has
'stret.s for the district of Trow-
..ce the murder WM committed,
rrnined to make a subscription and
may be oollested, as Ail assurance
she has beau most unjustly seamed
vo PeoniatUt: —l(rs, Winalow's Soothing
for children teething, which' has been so long in
the Milted dtatee, is now sold in this country, at
. per bottle. —See Advertisement.
Roatuantstes, ASTHMA, or any irritation of
t or Bronchial Tubes, relieved by allowing one
e's Bre/edict Tr,ehee to dissolve slowly in
a. Price, le lid. per box. —See Ad...rtisement
IMPORTANT oomnieditici for domestic eonsumption,
that command a large sale from their distinative advan-
tages being vahied by the public, frequently attract a
host of imitators. Some to pass off inferior article.,
closely copy the trade-mark, lables, packets, fee. of
Messrs. Horniman the well-known original importers
of the pure tea; iberefore purchasers should not fail
to notice that their signature is on each packet.
Mombasa and Co.'s tea, from He reliable good quality,
, has for a quarter of • century been in great favour
throughout the kingdom, proving that all &asses value
good tea possessing lasting strength, and prefer sterling
quality to mere appearance; it is now sold eight-pence
per pound cheaper, as the duty is reduced. Hornimao
agents soother about two thousand ; those lil )10:
ocality are advertised in our eolennts.
IMPORTANT TO MOTHERS. —" Are you diaturbed
night and broken of your rest by a sick ehild sufferiic
and crying with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth? ,
- go at ones sad get a bottle of Mts. Winslow's
ing Syrup. It will relieve the poor little sheerer
ecUately—depend upon it, there is no mistake about
_ There is not • mother on earth who has ever treed
is who will not tell you at once that it will regulate the
bowels, end give rest to the mother, and relief and
health to the child, operating like magic. It is perfectly
iafe to use in all oases, and pleasant to the taste, and is
thp prescription of one of the oldest and best female
rbyticians and nurses in the United States—New York
Sim See Advertisement in another ocilumn..
1.. /id. per bottle.
I lIOLLOWAT'S OINTMSNT.—Throat Affections... 47
Mpuyariettes of these distressing oome-------
mily
and effectively treated hyrohht.
Ogee a day upon the neck and cher ,
As, streugth by suitable nourishment. By
daptheria, ulcerated and relaxed throat, .....,_
tican of the windpipe, gainsay, end all glasgbehus,
enlargements will have their progress arrested, and the '
deetruction they have caused repaired, Holloway's
Ointment is the most trustworthy remedy for all
internal and external throat ailments, and may be
safely and effectively employed in every case, without
regard to season, sex, age, or oonstitution. It is highl-
extolled for its ready cures of -
hoarseness, and all
'throat and nose.
The'

ti.e-The death we!
=thereOlt: c!
'ninety-one ye
Arii on the 10th
MD !Spencer,

Msrlboroug
dibtinction

DOWA6III

pTesel

years

Cor.ry,

thwe of the
M.P., Mr. C
the Earl

Fa rl

, and Um
ROAD 1171i1

ha 4r hen
to

ingß.

ths'efteat
path:

....1 of eymi
the nu,

abanoter,
in consequence
laced. The ,•
near whiell
-iingly defe,

!MSlri,

.ohf.rg,

suspected.

rotnen,

,bai

magir

pla-ce

tbettr ,
IMPotersirr
lyrup for dr
in,the
11. -
COUGE
Throat .
" Breen' s
mouth.

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Ott Tuesday morrilhg the annual meeting of members
was held, the Marquess Camden, KG., in the chair.
There were also present Lord Heaves. Sir J. P Boileau,
Bart., Mr. 0. Morgan, M.P.,Rey. 4. Feller Russell, Mr.
J. H. Parker, Mr. Talbot Bury, Rey. IL Venable', Rev.
B. Hill, ltev. C. W. Bioghatn. Mr. D. Laing, Mr. Cs,
Feltner, Mr. C. Hart, Mr. A. B. Hope, M.P., Colmar
Pinney, the Rev. Professor Willis, the Rev. Dr. Jonaga,
the Rev. F. A. Baker Mr. Greenway, Mr. C. Tanker
Kr . W. Rivington, St 0. 'A. Carthew, c, dtc. T
annual report of the Institute was read by Mr.
Tucker, and its adoption moved by Sir J. Boileau, sod:
unanimously carried. The balance-sheet was read by
Mr. J. Burtt. Letters were read by Mr. Berth respect.
ing the proposed meeting in London next year. A. re-.
solution to that effect was moved by Mr. A. Beresford,
Hope, and seconded by Sir J. Boileau, who took occa-
sion to mention hie gratification at the decision of the
members last year, that the meeting for 18815 should be
held in Dorset, for though he had attended many
meetings of the Institute, he bed never witneseed
no great congeniality of feeling as had greeted
them in this county. The noble president was re-
elected by acclamation for the ensuing year. The
falba/ins; new members were proposed and elected :
Lady Smith, Rev. It. B. Oliver, Mr, R. 11. Shout, Mr.
4. Bain, Mr. J. Floyer, Van. Archdeacon
Huxtable, Mr. C. Graham, Mr. J. E. Brine, Mr. E.
Cunnington, Mr. T. Roger Smith, Mr. J. R. Weld,
Mrs. Coombs, Rev. 11. E. Ravenhill, Dr. Aldrldee,
Mr. It. B. Sheridan, M.P., Mrs. Reginald Smith, Mr.
C. Millet, Mr. S. Hanson, Mr. J. flicks, Mr. 0. W.
Farrar, Mr. It. N. Granville, M.P., Mr. F. Filliter.
The CAMDEN said it now devolved upon
them to titans 0000 who had given assistance in carry-
ing out this congress. which the Rev. C. W. Bingham
had been so instrumentaly jo bringing about, and to
whom their beat thanks were due:. ra
Mr. A. &Hammen Rom M.P. salt Cie first reso-
lution placed in his hands wee one be felt he could Prot
pose, not merely as a matter of form, not merely 118 •
due compliment to those in authority, but heartily and
earnestly al the expression of gratitude for real kind-
ness and real seal. The resolution can, "That the
cordial thanks of this meeting be given to the Mayor
and Corporation of Dorchester for their hearty wel-
come to Dorchester, and their great liberality and kind-
ness in placing the Townhall and Council Chamber at
the disposal of the Institute." (Applause.) What
the advantage of that waa they all could appreciate—
hog very kind the Mayor what. Interest.

rarquess.

.t pro,
itality be

continual,
'- them

so little
very able,
Oboes f 0"

frle"nds who

indeed to I
peculiarly
"

meeting.
--mlrft

there was
the members .
and found

,:•?'.' 7 ' . ' ' , ling.
seed prisoner of takbr . if,:,..: . , which, how- 1.41.,
sr, be desert, seyi%. lie . • aboakt t'a
smoke ths6lWiawjuidilin aldkliarg‘ a Q
Menai under the oireniastanese, bit, before t
imil • Adtaand My agorysalg.M4 rides
ohm* him ' walk . 45 -had r`all"trn
sad' .fitip.. Oa the `. `el
kes4.ol‘.lAgliplene given ili ialitedPAX
myTesiasSlis -Tick upon bun. Ai
kle * L Milting, flys driltsooll-4 4, /id; 'flu
Pr beahwt toreoistikia -Irwaje- ,Trut.,
.7,. .. he was Metield tie bit-Wt
I .6'. ""'"'"''"' ewideassai-ladefeeeelts mid Irbil"
eamillrllsllllist . Mem, fiend arm him .14
.• , .
-leird been. 'glum to-him"
.g •"'.. • ' 19Iggit ~ i, -Wildsed theralite te tie
. "1„1 •• Iliiiihv an& pleaded not . .
a - " .'' . ". gildihksti ..111001,5114. '
A r
lOW ta,.. wiz weshe' .hiard , , ;
-Da40*T.,5110 kirsefta 1 !IMO R
they lial ;Amer
Om ' AFL'
erti=jk -- ' irliaver Be relerrod
.441641 w
meld IN*. '. •co •
I tides* in Wide- , ba Sunday . am
ini4 "•iiiitleater'
.. '. atiblig, .. Alfred , e
war, was : atilisobtihrtneraneas haw more n
thes Clerk
ismiesktalimblitliaiii=o;kirrafibter to sod_ „161.'
dot ..tootgar ti. v - . aid
.. • - in L am=
4maitt
In-7'7 ink* In n
qs/1010141itt" '- • ' . Irlb 144.gletifeolur ,I 1
,it. '---r. a ' loor•oim=- !pa; He
he was . ; - ..• • -.. application fore gentle- apectacle to the. merits
pgmg; albs thew Mei . • itylitritrittinoretiesterfroen the British bould• only ka that he b
• • .INA *Ws ----T slabky. •,, - • . the mum, esalp, iIA. • to end. .(Cluars) .
. • Mb '•
It &Mk W. I. Ayli, and ,
.i,,, „ . ...• wiFe'"O'nod.--6-aa, pwg .tio would ajl of them.
ikallso, osiderday dsi the 20th
. Cottrell, 4 -Seller illsepAri a lab driver,. ter ~.•
the... i i
N seahnoberT by . • rayte•O•ili •pollig ~!_Ollll, ' to ,titke , WI,. eish and b
r tilting it' hre eeblit kbetberis at. the -railway ' - would be very tratanl.,
dim. It " hpgiatertiptl',l 'QUIT a•L ,:: .4.1 a. lase, the lr
adenty 'p4 jee.bàtold nit, . ' -c sin& Mr. Wain."
Platt' . 'peb*s7 Plaiivl4 ';'' ..Si war apeemanen, for whom Mr.'.
i • sag! •111 " 'of ths opir. Co man. 11l2atrt*on, *mild be allowed toile
lass
... linsther tab debar; .•" be. ' ' -.J-49" l'iswa. Clerk . read an
Arabamc ca, ler a similar ,iidesepting 'Bridle:et (hi
we. fl.eimeinnstmen wee.vary mach like 'Wm ColliPeur ei-a.for 0. re;
and thtellesalFdissallied the nue. . does the ,51* per latop,4
parka* pain and Aluil
W 111111551. *me elf putting out tile spaJt.re4 from.ll
" • e'rlock
return matchMa to 11-15 hi idel.'ea' de Ldecepted wit/s-
-ews:am-01s eda, the between the ma mis
holiord mod Wag.billi .1"111. Ingle° M lb. 111611. r 4....., re-- . - naquaserlt"rof rssmissArmislidanastrmat the .5w
hae, and essalled hi fisam.at the ..fileadlcal gentle. "•• ‘Pa:r! A•
N Mikis eriskiathiga dorm. lid* weal= The work _ _ shookingly
✓eser° iv liaMislhatal to lbw exedient • ,meted Mule' hiked
uding et Mr. flordssy,Witio took it ant of Aqwiekete. mil let estileilm,' "Mid. • all
Fe append themsee ...-Witealiain.-Canibly, • Groves, the drains . were mopped "lerki 'roods, use
s Groves, b Frochiyalt•Z-Bryialior; rie eat, 5; rewired papering.-To be into.
iamb/Y.oz ti- Hula" biloosol. 214 Havalkf. 0- atl Ma Minium of any importunes, and tb
W. Brom, b Hestaiy.l;..l, IltoeM7,ll-/deolerelyett, b separated.
Ilsekey,l• imi,aitt. 'l' lt OriVres, b - 67. 2; n • •
Irons, b , 2: sewers, It Lb , 0 ;
P. Itedayge, e ; me wet, 0: F. Brerwer, b
Ramey, 0; . IF. ' "iv Boolmy 0 : Bassett, e gxerrygg
bank 2; b fleskey, 0: Taman, soCout, 1; ran mat, &smogs,.
II: byes 2„ wilm 4-6: vides. 2, no hens. i-3; tlo"3* *maws.
b lit.i.ii,o; . Ni.... bi. .ded in the Llight., of a
lealyleNi.eallelata, I b el, 0; rim out, 0: Troll, ,Isewhe
b &Mott, t; nms_ oat, 11: Mansfield. o. Vi Itadelyffe, e . . re
I; net owl, 5: Bier. o Bainett. 0 ; not oat, 0 : 29t0 luot
rubes.dat-I,o24tetto,ubt. si ditz,s 4 ikintig,
sb. ILI,
abet!,
It.
1: Whey, is'ffies. 0: bra. andentand
-,
tre16.41--er 5, willes, 4-f-II; total. MA. it reprmait
..----. boat, • Ilali
' WHI,TERBORNE CTICELA.WD. ' Wheaton schooner,
Suva! ii4i/L6144°. ar° PraCelBl44.l Z"ltati *rni B°4
' No.),
' of
fwthth n harbour.atld'hitrie ems% s's of
* weather we at present oy continue blowing
Witlsll: Week, the balk of the In this congderable muscle. The crew of " Biles" snapped
will beottered in. We to that an oar blase upon the dart, and this but was obliged
wheat is this' nefehbonrhood le ' • 11$11 to put beck; the contest was than only between ti,
a r4is
*ht. Fruits, especially wailed* prosy.. or An other Iwo beats, The both struggled 11,
szkaaggary yield. - •• ' fully. lian Wheaton being seen to first round
mark sibout a mined* a-head of her opponent.
should orsytbe mark was•tbe artillery target practice, ,
1,500 yards dietitian, making to reach home about a
mile- -a-half. Hidtdistanoe home the Pilot Boat k
a to gait on her opponent, but only slightly, i
tzartet-diatauice home, the two bade were not he
, '", ",)/ -'", •' '• sigart. on approaching the pier, the crew of Ann
ihmaio../arnwaiitai.-Areivratitt /10q/0", with a sweeping spurt. rushed
' iv et Wet 50 yards. • Ban in
,;Zeisek leira4CMl k litellAar' I
rae. was witnessed by
werlolll.-21161/3 's' t. . &la Si ,
aptirOde wz
_____,:rwr
v,
• V_lbi.pC:ard .': '. . lessp*-ole
liili,by liiii• ill'.. /gr ggogggigg bit.. . „ill AidTaelter, Sm., of this gime,
" umilirelegillii phisidings, &mend wiigsgsgs were • Wh° . 04 bilr 00044."" W•d°444°F, lb° 2`a I , takin the ...,-
Met, the early age of 3,1 ,The mama reds, fieutenant7dolonel . following Is an extract mom Immo wowsn• .n...........
111 l I Ileire Wit! :Intl it: r1:44a4062' a... 4 asittio 4.... Aby Private Porton, ist (page 188) of the Translation of the Pharrosooposia of and kindly hospit.
the Royal College of Physicians, of London, by Dr. G. he supposed most of those
and eollsAl" • ' FL lb. •
~ Ensign Hitchcock, 7th Willa i -.6 Mr.
I mall, A... vvvow. am, at 400 and 500 yards, with P 7; sad F. Collier, published by Longman and Co. :-" It is no the pleasure of experiencing.. (~
small defect in this compilation (speaking of She *same them from recollecitie- d'im•
olden 1 nd he oould
Present bad had the
Tar ra55.,.13057 •InilaVrtlilif J. °hirers Sth Wilts, I,4rg H. Trim& cop, at Phannacoposia) that we hare no purgative mass but they bad had merelv
1141"021 litinratila-agggg
.igibggagg. .. , , riciii Accrozarr. -An aocident, Which we regret
fotono
°warred 01 moodoy, at and, 700 rem, with
.33 ;P. rivate Pi Ist WI what ocintatas aloes ; yet we kndw Chat hceinorrhidal t "coZresseg, when
gresk, gyps, , .._ .... tiank Shoes in authority• with
. '' : ' LW/ tAlminai.-......ted-•...-- -."' • - ut,---..• .....- A n,..•• .....* taking the second nze tiltk 30. .1,, ~ ~ . .noes cannot bear aloes, except it be in the form of Llip°,,lairtedgnVt."..., ihat when official assistance came
al ' 1 and kindness then indeed
=,111.11se" AR', ~"'• -'"4-' ''. 9,...,..,.• ...1111111.r .1.1....... Ul.
.a!IL1 ..,411.0. •M. Masa liTs ••••.• An.oomerel atootrog took. latoir, .... ,
~...
~ • .
~ ,
40E13 %/LI, nth t:161 zetim,
of
iLioes. ft.... ~..04 pen°. f: .
(Ere.r,
been)
wii,e.t.
h.d
bee.
144 *foil,' ..i, ~ 0 '''' ~ A man named Vivian, well known
Tim eon Wail won gootainsa ML. 014° „, , .4 , • neighbondioul,.who bed only hewn tun, ,_,Tuatik,„ ' "la 111).=04., tilhoetPurodo_,...._-
st• a
grand. -- , ''''''„.".,,-. eel 4 ono:P:7mnd e'ittracw t, the acrin'di:yrec,fircarw .° ''-..01 in ilia oolocilbeobanber by one of thcirteoldeet. and
.411.1
"Ming, : pew& gmblbyed by tbe ()mummy' in the ihersim of '4"`troo , . • led, I inspect, by au alkaline process. ...an most eminent mem rs, was verY aPPrOCIIII
t •
„ncennwL-On Friday mitii4ing. shod bele the ,: e porter, wee in the act of busing between • ... .. .. ' ingredient (unknown to me) of se .11 &by this meeting-that there had been something
_
t - - it:r We ,
•. el 14 the puroceik, of , attaching,. the Aso= OP Si-num. —A meeting of the . I think no better and re- _ eroMatio tonie genial and hospitable in all Dorchester
.1_ ,', is a Salm thaname el' • 'residing al
P", "AFlFFlegetillibeligibbelifuse of Dlr. !net: anPlinia.... '-ir"llk Wit". °141.00105410...it'..-r hum not beastlesd antresuidtf this srvildmieonry, for the rwtert patent medicine. C ' ..... worse of it for its (Hear, bear.) He did not
___oomilam2ru egad...dome,'" . mak at it ei an article of " " of the Institute in
ti W ,-k esiongh or not steopiagentliosealy when a ' two Proctors to represent the - ‘.-... went
a bit"4.'6lollle itt waidavy- pm Ai = -.to convsnisno end do not hug.
111""Nrita 1111-ir ; • beaked-, he woe credieds hetweee the • '*in t e election, jointly with . the, '
isimetil•' :1 "
.. f .
the biro .4. pel n the kingdom ; a ,
lath Shia' •'- , 4 44' • •.-' ii•da°lll sill WM ... • . ' %Li,: ' V 13101115i10 iit the."dellmvies at. Vitibs 1"11)""ti elk and a hyd tie FF
Mrd =bk •' • •ID - • "" - -Le Part% • . •
'• ' „,* sad 'win' "I" '• . . 'O, , . • in** , tla,fir number tn. rePreVijr, OP r. .. , 'tier properly eontroiled by &Wilma -
the pow . . . .
.. .. .. •of the Promise&
.., , .er moe, letv ~. : . ~ • It. does not um My to am Ur,
. " " - •a'' s' .1
• , 41111111 • Zion of the Catbedral;isp, • --11.40.1t6 ' ', An. . . , jaw! attNut, •and number
: • ' , ' ".`` ' ' 1,0,r5'9**, :44firti":, i-4 i - :r . • . • . '
~ • Oailie?d, lad
:ri.,..),,v , ,_, ~,
.., , . .. floozie .....:, e=to esdhvathid tile twit at
4MI 4 . •
. !.:: : • In,.fe 1,, r,i,i,l ,434 .
yezalVi B=o4 awl., ' r • .
_. ~ , . . , .
i
1
~,. -

44=1 ...1 thoughC. Ho . that tho 1.,..,,,
. should Mite= ' • to ,tho toostret. 1
report the 'Mimi at ." mootiog.:-, Mr. Colfax.
he haditist'retarnot from the Arabooloqioal

howerr
howrarraottch,,
;VA
(L 4,41 20, tig; t
nen ; a , &along
tOo. tgalio oo ti4/relhad). where
e bad e
the

I•beniipied to that bitorot was A .
' ' •'lt It.,..turtip,lhr A„beAtoo oari(.llclAte.to
' 116
PT+Ol "itkAolx loos to bp iovstod to
.716 u they had beeti. Though
.
wag Udlr Seated, P.'" ' _ - lIV
Wig all? W1.'..-

off on Tuesday,
while mentioning the -
- they *may day, on
fideode will en prins
iitnriing coin" (Marquis of
coes Private
- with 31
Inking '
,Brown,
Sheriff'
't 300,
‘, NV,

....se the same namherof marks,-40. su,. _
I ~. Sheriff's second prize, 26 guineas, at 200, 400,
the 600 seds. Ilmitad to oompetitore who bad never
We h othe, ntarke—was Tiede by Colour.
isnt Ct0pf....^..-•a,4 Pviw.a. Wbeeton, both of
ot Wilo.- by &nit. Bat,
Privets camp (Saliebory,) ..,
sad WO yards, Tor Mr. alter Long's Cup, ear
making 29. Corporal Baker, 7th Wilt, took th
, Right Hon. T. If. S. Botheron Beeoart's Cap, wit
34 marks, at 400 and 600 yards i Private W. Yon%
lit Wilts, taking the second prize with 33. Lied,
General Buckley 's 10-Gaines Prize, at 600 and 70
yards, was won by Privet...* -
Private RoM-'
second.
and
Wilts,

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BRI.DPORT• .
A nominal% —.041 Pridar, 1..M111.11.
10-1, &id port, pissed hi. lb°
040. •
tatetegtelff, Ladd", sad reokiedius

...avow W. -Young,
Robbisa, of the same corps, taking
The Ladies' Trite of 20 Oiliness, at 2t.
' fell to Colour-Sergeant Graham,
marks; Corporal- Fidler. 14th
-I. In olaes B, at 200 and
Batkaretta Cup wee
Wilts, with 36.
_ _ _ _

..nd and earnest cicerones au.
-
brought them on the ground.. Mr.
4oe bad been perfectly exoeptional, and i
*se vie small degree of the great encoess II
latomeions. The prooeedinp 4
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