The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1882-05-23 00:00:00

"Press ye where ye is. my white plum shies,
Amid the teaks al war.
Arid b. your OrWhelan to-clat
The helmet et Nay.rre.

Bat in tho prossot days of Balder and ILortini•Roori, no
while.plomed oMoer would stead the wont chasm of
falling to some of those " vfl. ono" Soldier.liks and
serdoesbio as the ragimest was, we an oare that both tks
Gonad mad the gallant aad doling Miasma. Captain
the Had. C. Yaw, meat have well dos their duty by
nom, while the sea had rewind their Wiwi lustros
loos right well. Their hones an,if possible, bettor than
Mt. in. puns unit of no Dorset yeoman basin.
gekleatig Mane no prorates of • Ard.rais horse for hie
end semory's serdos to be • pout of honor with
/Per the last Ow but au this you. the Weymouth
pubis gathered lose. Ms Yeoman leave for Ledraher,
and • air properties followed them in spits of tbo great
dodo of mania dot rained ea soot as they gal beyond
tb• taftwer of the water corm At Ladmoor the
oddity sad patry of the Gouty gathiend ia Ade
unlade,. the llareitionses of Westminster mad lota
Theodora Good bang nor the onto of Ohs has and
the muds/ point, while other noble families
leaked them on ether side Supt ca., with Sergeant.
Major Pordie mid a detargeosat at the County cassaba.
harp arranged the carriages, and were most inbound to
the mash public, who seemed each fully to sadder
, himself satiated to the first pine. Lieu's. Murphey and
Duals,. with * mat of tne • Baton, B Brigade, on
their saadaidoest home lud ridden ow the Stood"
Efia, ma stow rode ma olleded guard over ths review
around.
LisutAbional Philips, 4th Hussars, was ths inspecting
ollor. sod- WO aeconitaaled by Kr. Minor, on. of his
lisatosatt, and to them woo attache i Lint Todd. of the
Q.0.D.Y.0. The coking arrival at noon, and woo
twobsegsed with geaeral 'Outs. strains of band, and Oohing
Altar minute prepaid inspectioo,
bselsd by their colossi, who look. a king of men among
Mnorened past in Kowtow. the bead playing.
K
inn reformed column of troop squadrons, wheeled
late Its., formed quarter-distance column, and nuked
past by single file In most monsoon ths distance wee
well h.s, and the ono, according to the prow rule. set
.7.s right as posing tie Inspecting °Kest sad looked bun
kills the face. We were able Dior t judo at tha mom
and hones, sad they must be reasounced admirable
specimens, doing great credit to D weer. Trottiag past in
ottadroos woe not gone so 'sell eggentort, Ohs lines not
!ming (pies etreigiln The regiment nes formed column
of troops, and this sound thl p .rad• nionmento, ofto
which the i.Aortr's macosonoi w. repos through, the flat
being forming lino to tbie rear on the row troop, advanced
at • trot, and then retired by fours to no right of
squadrons. Front, Irf t wheel Into line, and retire in
columu of troon from du right ri squadrons; troops left
about wheel Bach squadron then retired in troops and
formed line to the rear on the beads of squadrons. This
was suoceeded by quarter-distance e duo on No. 3, first
squadron doloyed. tho first and second advanced at •
gallop. followed by the third. Retired In "Anion of
squadrons from the loft and chanted front helbleft on
oblique line. Rstind by fours to tin loft of squadrons
sad tormod line to die nor. aft-r which as ad vsnoe in
doable cotamn was mode ond line formed to the front.
Th. regiment then went through the sword styrene frogs
right of loan to the front Ale, at the halt, and afterward/
showing pursuing 'mace. Contain Goodden of towards
put tb, moons,' through the following evolutions, the
first of ebich was front formed rank and retired in
ooluton of troop+ from the Int at • trot, advanced In Übe
at • trot, and charred front to the t. By fours changed
position right book, and retind in Rae at a trot The
, right wing advanced in column of troops from the right
' end formed line to the (root, the loft wing doing outpost
dog,. Right wing retired in Icholon of modems and
formed Ins to the for on rear squadroo. The left wing
on outpost elan than formed squadron on the adorned
guard, and joined the right wing. The whole force next
sinews d in parade order. formed q mar mad Wanes whoa.,
when, on the oKeen being called to the front.
ca... 1 pawn sold Colonel Bamboo and diners
of the Queen's Own Threes Yeomanry—flu s lath, first
lima I have over had the honour of inspectine • regiment
M Yeomanry. IGM excessively played eith the damn.
nem of the drill and the turn.out of roue con. partionrly
with their good riding. The way they moved this morning
on parade I amens radon great sedit on all the °Moos,
and it shows nes they must have paid oblation to their
men in their troop drill', otherwiwe • parade like this
morning's could not hare been Produced in the seven 41s
work rot have had, in pond which time you have had to
pay particular &Motion to outpost and reconnaimme duty.
Another year I would icons' noon you the ogoessity of
paylog testicular attention to o ripest and rememissoos
daty. The porde movements are for better than I
.rp,..t.d to sag, and se good as any cavalry dingo would
nqain from • body of men of Ibis clan I consider you
have wooderf at material to work upon amongst your meet,
Or you could not have attsined this proficiency. You have
Ousted moo, probably most of them good riders over
country, and consequently you may hove the fined Irre-
gular cavalry In the world for outpost duty. For the
future this will be essentially ttis duty of amain ; cavalry
engagements in the future will be rare, and in cogs your
regiment should be wanted thoo duties will be looted for
In your regiment as In the Basun and other regular
cavalry for reentutimace ant outpost orrice. I am
a:costively pleased and I beg you will toll your men so.
While the spootaton were Gloria' a the ground, tbs
regiment was pat through some other movements: bet
by the time the roads wore fairly clear, they rode in and
wore disMsed.
COMOM Mall and the oneen f the Dorset Militia kindly
allowed their bead to play in the Alexandra Gordan",
which resented a very lively scene. The programme
was —Koch. photo;' °vat Ire "La Muskat" •
vales, " lindens ; dlactiOn. "Id, to Mfr. Alone ;'" vibe,
"Beautiful Wye ; futon, " Fsiry Quoin ;" ado,
" P ;" "God Savo the Qatari."
Thor. was considerable disappointment that ths rob
merit did not rids through the street.; every one would
hay. been glad to e IVO them further greetings, though for
the last time. But de hard-working committee, who
really deserve extraordinary acknowledgment had not
fend to provide something for tin afternoon, mad Indeed
the jumping competitions drew Immo*, crowds. The
Moons were somas smolt at may be fond ig opting.
Fird there was • row Of ordinary hurdles, then • lino with
their height addrd to shoe tlgeoitt ballelw Non. Doll
• formidable boner, • Kt , and at stet • gab
with • full number of ten. lob sotipatitor had to go
three time.; the judges ware Kr. Waiter, 4th Rows,
ead Kr. Dunlop, BALA.
A Prise Silver Cop or £lO. Soma Prigs, st Open to
all omen. Manaus les les.
Mr. W. Short (Woodford) Bay
Mr. F. Bost (Dorchester) ... Dark brown ...
Mr. James Run' Grey
Ur. lierlend Wines') ..• Chestnut
H. Sudden (trobeeterl... ... Brown
... Bay

Mr. R. (t...,le‘tt (Dorchrater)...
Mr. A. F. Bishop (B.t.rhorne) .•. Grey .. 0
yr. Emote (tth-rhorne) ... Brown ... 0
Mr. A. Hardy (Weyreouth) Chestnut ... 0
Mr. W. Corry (fiberborne) Bay 0
One of the horses went beast spinet the wall and
wady levelled it, when it had te be rebuilt.. .ad weedier.
words rep sited. One bone thrice refuse I the wall, which
was evidently a "Gentian" to timid lanes; but the
winners cleared wall and gate well, and there was no
great delay In Misdoing the prises es above.
• Prise Rllver Clap or for Yeognitary Hones, ridden
on Permeemat Doty. Sayan°, Fee, 65., to go the second
hone:—
Private Beet (Dorchester)... ... Dark brown ... I
Private (lorry (Shoehorn.) ... Bey .„
Private James Host Wale) • •• One .
Quartermaster Finnish (Vale) ... Bay ...
Private Redden (Dorchester) ... Brown
Private Garland (Dorchester) ... Cheetent...
Private W. Short (Blandford) By
Mr. Dowling (Blandford)
Mr. Rains (Sh. Thorne)
rie V,ll wee 00Cr &mon levelled and many Haase was
• good pieos bakes nil of it. sec once gat. Wu ;woes
antiwar Is two: but Sept. Vickery luvi two lc mon..
After the whole of the iris/a, Mr. BWs and Kr. Corti
seemed peel, but they were order, d to go the owns
twios, la different order; on the Bret of these trials they
again appeared equal, but on the second. Mr. Cony wee
unfortunate enough to touch both w.II and gate, and Mr.
But won easily. By this tine the tide was Inn up, and
the spectators retired.
We cannot too much commend the patience and
forhearence, cornhiaed with lndustrY, of the lorough
pol cs in keening the ground.
Although the specta'on coatiaually premed in, aid
sew* hone. swerved. yet our police were too acne. and
persevering that all accidents were prevented, while we
will guareetai they did DO give offence to any.
In fact, from the time that His Worship In the carriage
led the way oath, entry of the Yectinenry Into the town,
all through the unweerying labours of the totra's coal-
mine., and the extra duty LIVi nt the borough
police, we are sure that the Q.O.D. .C. can have found
nothing wanting In their welcome and treatment by the
town. Ives th• want or their oar& thronsh was as far
as posnbla made op by • great orotund= ni bicycles and
trWyeam In the orating. to sound of mere. busies, and
which Induced some of the inhabitants tothink the Yeo-
manry were approaching, as in tremor year,.
PIRILIFORE.S.

Vlore wee • very greed display of dreortrlta at the
Sittne, to the delight of an immestre rrood. The
signal woo • salute by an aerial maroon; aim followed,
par pr. gramme :—Loceat or a larm balloqu with
magnesia= light. the brillioncy 01 which was to far exceed
the moot p ,werrel ehrtrio light Itr•sd !luminance by
means at sat Cry.otal Palace light., ebanglas eV our four
tiro* ; eeepirce, • The Saxon Cross ;" iset•pi• Oa, " The
Iglesias Sus L" Sight ol • fiery pigeon toand fro four times ;
set-place, " Tbe Cromatrope Wheel ;' tat-piece, "Th.
Fella of Niagara," prodliciag a noise like ruablon weber
(% feet.:eVaaad billea 30): to. ,rove of jsee lid palm
tees. ; whii,mns Q („) Surrounded
by fringe of golden Sr,' 114yht oi 00 large roil**.
forotas biseal aerial bisque?. Outy the wind was
roam neratle fe the rockets from the Sands, alnsitli
them to ily too sem to the west; but tbe mural display
was magelliosat, and we were going to say it made a mod
brilliant finale, bat titers wee yet a grander Adak.

TX 3 T3011411111' PILL.

Per ammanoor,carne off at the Rarallintel 4esshl,Rom,
on Friday ovonice, when among Wee invited were :—The
fed of Gatosteroualt. the Berl of Weymouth, Mr N.
L:dr &Wm Bond, Mimeo DV,y, Mr. B. Bond,
Klima Weld, Mr. rt. 7:thentaluisgAl, Mr. li. and Km
lfai,ouhar, on. Mro. and Mimes Port, hid Maio
sad lAds Xurtoit. Yr. sad Mn. IA
..thebsb. garner"' lirnnerd limtoy. Mr. sad
Km Farquharson,' 'Yr. doe birliALlng;.,
Mrs. sad IlsarL ma, Kr. rim Km A. guite;ospddAGAA
the Sutton, Sir I. aid Mrs. Waal. Catrtailt sad Men
Lirt igagtetals. Mrs.. and the Miami Weasel,lirksad
Mr. sad Wu J. P. Geadry, Mr. and Mrs.
Trews's. &r IL aad Lady Glys, Captais sad Kra Yds

Geseral sad Kra liasaing. Major sad Mrs. KaMinn.
Kr. sad Kra Rad* 0-iotain sad NJL Corr 011 a.
Rat. Naga, Kra sad Kew Nosh, Kr. and Kiss Wes,on,
Major Okedea. General sad Mrs. Aahli, Mn, and Mrs.
Captata sad Mr.. Maps Mr as i Kra AUSI44.
Major mad Kra Knot. Cantata hairatt. Kra arid Kim
await, Kelm sad Kn. Bibs. Ker. G. awl Kra &donut.
Kr. and Kra Gk.', Kordileirssr. Kr. sad Mr.. B. B. j jog.
Kr. K. Main A-PlardelA Res J. sod Kra iltoplisnood. Mn.
Kodiak's. KM. and Min Ladenley, Kr., Kmre.. sad Mi..
RadeLige, Lord and Lea, lidos, Mr. K, sad 1t,..
Parke, _llr. J. Pails Ift. .ag w.b6r. tumid. and
Mn. FON% Kr. Wawa, Mt.. Mrs., add Kiss Weld
shaagell, Captaia R. sad ths liisnoOkedoa, Lord
Kw Thaw, Kr. sad Ls. Pais, lb" I", a" al"
Meriden, Kr. sad Km Masseur, Mr. Mr. and
Mn. laths, Kr. and Kra. W. A. Kam roots,
GIPLAL Oliver. R.N.. Mr. sad Kra Willis.... Major
%a Mrs. Dishy, Kr. and Kn. Bseades,ColoaaL Kra sad
the Rome Clifton. Colossi, Kra, sad Kiie Noel,. Major
end Mn. Katalas Kr. sad alm Moose Draken/as, Mr.. and
We Wows Mortar. Cantata sad Kra Them, Hon. 141..
Book tn. Woos Sairlof Coloaeland Mr.. BwafLold, Capt.
sad Mn. Trak Kr. insest.Cept. sad Mn. Haman.
Colasel and Kra. Skase., . and Mrs
Mr. sad Mrs. Fumy. Carzia.ol Mrs. Noisy. Casts&
guns,. Rojo. and Mn.. Conseil Hall and Akers
ol Doren( Militia. Colossi Duos sad oaken 01 lot
Dorset itegliamint. Colossi Marshall sad 0600,11 of ISA
D.pdt. °Wad Kroh'. Idsot.-Coiosel Bliss mad oaken
R.Z., Major Moissworth sad oilcan 8,11.. Mr. and An.
Pryor. Kn. sad Ws Briggs. Mrs and Kiss literiny
Wood. Copula aati lire. 7,41.. t. Kr. 41. Kr. O.
S. lhiatirk Major and Kra Ciapoott, Kra and the Kisses
Ithoksioas William., Centrals sod Mrs Bridge., 11401
mad Kra K. Yostman. Kr. arid Kra sad tao Kauai
Tref to•Knlisoft. BSC •Aii Mrs. Haney, Major
Oeurdull, Celina& and Mn. Proctor. Mr. sad Kra.
Spans., South, Kr. sad Kra Aitkin. Kr. sod Mn.. sad
&ids% °Shan ,14parreart. Kbtotaur.
Northumberland, sad Beecases Major sad Km. J. K.
Bans Kir gran% um Mimi, Marsh, Kim Janina..
Maler-Ossaral sad Mrs. Barry Drew, Lust sari Kis. H.
C. Own, Mr. LAW Kra sad IN 0111140 LL, GLOIMI sad
Mrs. 0. Ddtriell, Wawa sad Moos Wynyard. Colossi,
Mn. and Btaaloy 800eL COILS* NM sad Mo..
Inwit. Lient-Coioael sad Kies *ragtag. Ootottel sad
ane, Major =a Mn.. Bradford, Major sad Kn.
&risky, Mr. sad Kn. sad tits Mona liooks. Kr. Z.
&Nan Kiss Savoy, Mt. 0. Wasoll, Kw Kiddish.. Mrs
sad tits Koss Armando. ihr P. sad Lady &thaw,
Kra and Mies Crsitton, Kr. B. sad Mims &lakes. Kr, G.
and Kre. Saunders, Mr. Hagasat, Ks. K Do Booby.
ILK. A.. Mrs. and Kw Illpsoloy.
Tie following sus ths malts of the judging on the
review ground :
Ben Tursea•out Troop. —l4 Blaadford. very rood;
Cardamum, good; lid. filearborne, lair; 4th, Val., fair;
few Wald:arse, moderato ; eta, MaLbory. poor.
Best Turnsd-ont Maa sod Hone.—leA flargemat Can,
Batadloid Troop; lad, Corporal lamer, Yale; Std. Private
Kolbary ; 46, etergisat Bart,Biandlutd ;_lsth.
' Priests Blaadford ; ?final/ B. Davis, Vane ;
Prints inked/Ai ; li.. Private Redder, Val&

Still the bay esetienee to to while with crested waves,
the nortlinest wind blowing to &Masai,. sod seadialtaisite
mad is drills Otieg the LgoMeade. Bat Me sea
Mill, sad the barometer le ingh—st MS. So that we
ecFnli off we holes, the yeomen from • Masbate will love
• prosaism time ter their town home.
W. note that the follow's/ I archer prostotkos an
published :—Blandl ord Troop—Corporal George Keynes to
be saressat, Privets U. Roes to be capons ; Onshore'
Troop—Private J. Minima to be seegerist. Privets F.
Wareham to be oorporal.
We cassoll allow to. Yeomanry weak of LIM to sem with•
out aokaowledging lb. Donee, readered to the world of
fashion to Weymouth and seighbourbood by Colossi and
Mn. flambee told.' the lead, though oaly for so shart •
time. The fastwitiee have ban on • grand boats, sad
maintained with • eight seldom equalled, the Yeomanry
Ball especially bong oee of the largest and most suman
ever held. Courteous and energetic has been Me
dishing adjutant. Captain the Honorable Z. View,
Ala staff ban, we hither,. well supported him in
tits Khoo or orderly•room work, sad Sermientilokie
Taint' looked as ever as indispensable pert of the
regimental machinery. Palmas on to the Weymouth
oommittee they well repaid the efforts of th• Yeomanry,
meeting them mon than hallway with • programme of
arnumments which showed the town bed come out
liberally, or at least Most gentlemen and tradesmen who
are eiw.ys reedy to eubsonbe. Added years stay possibly
improve roots el the arreasements ; Outcast hardly lengthen
tee proirroorms, which filled up the time st such • rats
that those not prepared to go the pees sold hardly hem)
up. Fortunately the o.,misittise wen aided greatly by me
a the yeoman, who acted most eitersetichily and
cournoualy to the double capacity, and what would have
boo a ithout Quartermaster K Baonton, no one eon tell
Hie Warship toe Mayor. from the ant Urns their coming
ass Wind of, hat loss most industrious an working for
the general rower. sod he would have been u sin termittnt
but for that his dudes as Oxeletw sad other wise busiest of
.41 Woes. Ina to the Oat day, with yet soother inquest
in Porilead awaiting him. fits Worship awed tares to
corns and me the disinisiol and speak • few hearty words.
On tlo regiment easembling Is frost of the Giooreiter
Hotel, ten beauUlul slyer cups were brought out. Tom
had boa mostly supplied by Mr. Jambs, of I:Swohsetrw,
and the tray wee supported by Mr. Young. of Puddletown.
The Lieut•Oolooal then iodated Kim Hamlin to dig.
tribute tbe prises, which she did la the promos of Sir
Richard sad Issdy glyn. They verses foll3WO :
For the best turned-oat troop— fierseastKojortilaaghter,
t cup.
S•ord Eternise-Ista Q.K Hultatoo Sod, Q.M.
weer. rihrst cups.
L'oyd Liodoy s,ction. four sling cope. Wal•—iiiirriesat
Harris, Corpoesl Osage, Private Woodford, Private

Dismounted Bbooting.--CorPord D. Bonk =ix
BM turood-out mem mad borse.--Bargosnt Care, cap.
Adjuteuyt's prise for reorults.—Prwsie tisenlor, uteri'
cup.
R Grorrenor's isnt•peggim piss —ld.. £3.
Privet* GmDud d.LI. Corpord Visrsiumn.
Colonel Hambro's post-pracum prise.—let. £3. Coporal
Worsham; 2a4, St Private Jeckson.
Pnss for Troop bons, given by ollicsrs.—let, £3. Priests
Corry,. _

olialenge Cap.-4K. Avon. This was given by
Lieut. Williams tor s*ord exercise.
0.4 tiel lianas° than sad :—Queen's Own Regiment of
Doreetthire Yeomanry. I will not detain you long. This
Is the Bret week I have had the bouour to command the
regiment; but your radar and attention have made my
duties very Reba lam happy to Day the moult is that
Colonel Philips is able to Disarm me that he topsider,
the regiment la in the highest stet, of elliciency. I have
known the regiment for many years. and I weer saw
men and harem better turned out, or field movements
better done. I consider this in • grist maestro due to the
ietirest and attention to the regiment which has been
shown by our adjutant. Captain V... 7. and I take this
r.bt;. opportunity of thanking him, not only in my own
bat inthe name of the odium; and men, for what
he has done for Um regiment (thaws.) You will agree
that we have tried t 3 make the week as happy and
Moment a one to you all as we possibly could, if we
have succeeded I only hope we shell see every one of you
will bring • recruit with him. (Obeera) Tam I think
we shall Doe the regiment as strong as I have seen it in
formii pars, and ea strong al I hope to see it again. I
mast take this opportunity .Lao of Washing the Mayor
of Weymouth and the inhabitants of Mos town for all
=U
stave dons in the way of affording amusement to us
the week we have been nut, and I regret that we
were obliged to depart from our usual custom of march.
Ins round the town, as we meat, because Colonel
Philips told me he required the attendants of the °dicers,
as soon as they could possibly come, in the orderly room,
sad I was obliged for this year to omit that part of our
Programme. I have nothing else ti say but to wish you
a happy return to your homes. I thank you. (Cheers.)
1 The Marna (It. N. Howard. Req.): Colonel Hombre, I
thank you very much for the kind expressions you hays
used. All I can say Is that if anything we have dons has
met your approval, we have been very glid.
Cheers were than give. for Colonel Hainbro, for the
Adjatant, Captain the Hot. I. Yeasy, the other oflioara,
and the Mayor of Weymouth; after which the band
*red the National Amham, and the Colonel formally
&mimed the regiment.
They gradually disappeared during the day.
POOIA.

Yam Ateetti—floine considerable consternation
vu ocealioned in Poole and Its neighbourhood last
week by the rumour that a well-knoen " local news-
agent" was in custody for the terrible armee of
sheep-stealing at Wimborne. As for this crime some
few ran ago the penalty was hanging, we naturally
felt a good deal of anxiety, which wee Increased by the
fact that the Individual in question is a greet publics
bstalactor in this part of the world by his weekly
dissemination of this paper, which be accomplishes to
• masterly rendering of "We Won't go Borne till
Meriting" on a bugle. We, therefore, at once made
every enquiry, and are glad to be able to *sure the
reader the report seents to have arisen from • mis-
take. conception of facts. It would sewn that Mr.
Lene—the gentasmaa to whom we refer—when on hie
rounds, saw on th•Witaborne road a number of children
worrying a lamb. From a feeling of Ideates' be put
the animal in his cart and drove It the remainder of hie
journey. In the meanwkile the owner beard of this
and communicated with the police at Wireborne, who
having come across Mr. Lane, requested his attendance
at the Police-station. There matters ware explained,
and the lamb was returned to its lawf al owner. Those
were all the fact, which gave rise to some very dis-
quieting rumours. Mr. Lane is now waiting to he
Paid for his "trouble," and says it will be a long time
before ha does another such a " kininem."—Coare
esenloseel.

Q.O.D.Y.C. Tbe Wimborne Troop, although
small in number, has moommied in muntelning it.
position in the several competitions during the per
-
marmot duty of the regiment at Weymouth. Quarter-
master C. lionokton has for the third year in
succession been adjudged Me beet swordsman in the
reigment. Quartermaster Rogers, of Blandiord, haa
also for the last two years been awarded second prise.
This year tile final competition was left between the
above and Corporal Alltukskton, of Wimborne, who
came third, and Private Stang, of fiherborne, who
mane fourth. In the tournament on the sands, which
took place on Thursday, Corporal P. Wareham, of
Wimborne Troop, took first prise in the post practice,
and woad in the tint-pegging competitions.