The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-24 00:00:00

VISIT OF TEI YZONANRY TO WITHOLITH.

11101114111.11. looon.*
Took pleas on Teesday afternoon as the heath seer
Binekseves. temp .15k. hest shots Inas 'soh troop
being selected. The ruse wee at 80 yards, with three
rounds el ammanitioe. The fellow* is the more
807 d.. Total
Privets. John Stanfield ... 4 0 9-13
Private William Bartlett 6 0 8-14
Corporal FDA& 0 0 3-3
Private F. Hawkins ... 2 2 8-12
Private J. White .. 7 0 0— 7
Sergeant RUM/ 0 4 2 6
Private Roberts ... 10 0 0-10
Private Hounded 0 0 1— 1
Private Chileatt 7 3-10
Private Le= 0 0 6 5
Private T. 0 6 0— 6
Private 0. Dikes* 0 3 0-3
Private J. Lindmay ... 1 4 7-12
Private W. Ropes ••• 3 1 4 9
Privets W. Filett 1 11 0-12
Privets 0. &Om 0 1 0— 1
Prive6ll J. Coombs 0 2 0— 2
Private Babe* 0 3 0-3
Sergeant Norman 8 0 0-8
Private W. Dampeany 6 6 1-13
Private Toop 0 4 3-6

The condition for wiattiog the Regimental Cep wee,
that the man who merle the beet wore by hitting the
target three times wee to be the winner. It will thee
be seen thst Private Daingeney, of the Vale Troop, was
the winner with 13 points, not having mimed the target
own. The Wire eye up was wee by Private MU, ot
the Vale Troop, be having made the beet more new the
ball's eye.

YlI 11110/WIST 1118 LL
Took place at the Burden Rotel Assombly Room on
Tuesday night. and was MIA faabioaably attsadod,
upwards of 110 ladies sad gentlemen being present.
=t's quadrille hied was in attondatioe, to the
of whisk duels( woe kept up nith great seal
until en early hoarse the following iaorning. Refresh-
meets wire prorlded in se adjoining room by Mr. and
Rte. Yeareley, in their meal esealiral style.

The llist of the aui...-wietwea-- te 7o;ided by the ialiabi-
taste of the tows foe the reereatlem of the Yeewasary
during their wrioura here NW year, saute oir out Wed.
tweday eves's' with the greatest dome& The event
we allude to was

IVII nalaillACtlitt,
which took *se as the fluids. sad woe of • far superior
thrineter to that while took piths last year its a Mmilar
ooraidon. The 'Mehra were more numerous, and the
MON more suiting. The attendee.e of spectators woe
very lane, the Esplanade being cremated from the
vicinity of the Victoria Hotel to the Belvidere, whilst
the Bay was nodded with rowing wefts of all demi*
ties% whisk look up poeticise se wear the alien as
=Mfrom when.. sa • pital view of the nese front
g to end could be distinctly sees. The
racing was announced to take place at half-pest live,
bet it was after sena ...lock before the line souses was
ran. Tkis delay wm coessioaed by the tide being high,
which eirciuselasee, had not, perhaps, boos taken Into
sesoent whoa the time wee aanmeneed. Beton live o'idoelt,
however, people locked is bemireds to the Esplarsadia
and took their Mead remaining in their positions, in
many inetanees, until the teeing etwarneneed. There
appeared to be certainly moos interest taken in these
sports than In the usual racing at Lodwitior, and the
number of persons who witnessed Wednesday night's
pees...Dap far ezmeded that which we ban often men
on the regular rawagrosed. Perhaps the meneerhst
Bowel sight in this part of the county el Dorset of
kindle jumping, yea the means ot sweeties the P
mit of doors la such great numbers; or, it migat,
that the fine evening tempted many to formica business
and indulge in speculations as to the probable winning
bens% betting being freely taken up The Mayor (H.
Devenieb, Bail was on the Sands, and surd his beet
exertions to make the various races go off as nooses-
fully as passible. The nes maree was kept clear of the
patio by • Mai of the polies. tarter-master Harris,
of the Vale hoop, oflied as edge, but his services
wen not milled into requisition ; vete Wadsworth, of
the Dorchester troop, Wed as starter.
Air littera° Cu.. the gift of Mr. White, Royal
Library, with 10 son. added. The @mood hone to
mein the antranes money. Heals shoal • mile,
over four lights of hurdles. 6 labs.
Sergeant Hill's Apethente • (.1. Looker) 13 1
Mr. Teenier. Atalanta - • (S. Ifwersky 21 2
Kr. lipase's Tins Take Inn • (ilymmaciade 32 dr
Kr. Comptes'. Corkserew • • (Ownerl 4dr dr
Mr. Diuto's Comatose • • - (Gederia II dr dr
Kr. Gale's Little Gleam - - (Owner 6dr dr
At the fail of the flag the her,., went off in fine
style, but in • few strides Apethorpe showed in frost,
followed by Atalanta, and ea arriving at the
first flight of hurdles both hones eleared them
almost sienultamoudy. After that, Atalanta lost a
little ground, which the vainly attempted to make..
but Apothorpe having the lead maiaiethed it through-
out the nee, and was by about we Weeks, Corkscrew
end Little Chance being mem distance I. the rear. lb.
other hones were ildeired to be nowhere at the eras-
elusion of the Ant both In the second beat Corkscrew
and Little Mance withdrew from the race. Aso. the hiA
exicasiosi Apstkorp. took the lead, sad maintained it until
rounding lb. turas( poet, when she belted oat to sea
for some distance, and masequeetly lost the race.
Before this mishap Atalanta was • good mooed but
now took first plea, winning in • canter. Countess
bolted whim near the betides; smobiase, leeing a good
third position. The deciding beat was bet +ten
Apothems and Atalanta ally, arid, alter darting, both
proceeded very matiously, taking the grit mid mooed
lights of hurdle. together. After rounding the distance
post racing began in real unmet for some distance, but
the superior qualities of Apethorps to those of her
oppooeut were now most Birthing, notwithstanding
that Athlanta strained every sinew to some up to
Apethorpe.
As Zcscrso Ctrin Juo, tli• gift of Kr. rimiest,
jeweller, with 5 son. added The mooed horse to
receive the estrange money. Heats, ono mile. 9 subs
1 Mr. Godwin's Patty • • • • (Owner 1 1
Mr. Compton's Corkserew • • (Owen 2 2
Kr. •Car•ley's Gob of the Walk (6 Year.ley 3 3
Mr. lingen's Young Treasure • - (J. Leckyer 4dr
Kr. Byrnes'. The Take In - • (fiyuirened.) sdr
Kr. Gale's Little Chan... - • (Owner) 6dr
A capital Start was made, Petty tilde' the laid, which
she maintained and wee as mg wiener. Corkscrew
mid Cook of the Walk ran well together for awes dis-
taste, but the latter fell In the rear midi, on retention/
honte,and we, beaten easily. Little Chases bolted wises
near the bathing emehinos, mad was thus put out of
the ties. The other borer were a keg distance behind.
In the seemed heat the nice was asellned to Patty.
Corkscrew, aid Creek 011 k. Walk, hot Patty proved to
be too feet for her competitor% taking Ittihad through-
out the reek sad winning easily. Cook of the Walk
es. II had third.

A; on, PAINTING, till eh of Kr. Charles
Hill., with 5 arra added. A fat rms. TM mead

knee I. restelve tits entrants messy. I see
fientesotHlll's Dalssas' • - • (Godwin) 1
Mr. Eyeris P•eston - • • • (Coastal) 2
Mr. liOrat's Ginger • • • • (Owner) 3
Mr. Yeersley's Atalanta • - • (S. Yearsley) 4
A very azaell•eit rase, lb* hones kesOng well
togethrr for roue distant*, but ultimately Preston tot
in front, easily punned by Nieman, but in turning
the &stones poet the latter lost ground by making a
had turn, sad going into theses. Oa relies out the
hone made some bearitdal muting, pions, on Preston
at every atridr,and wbee about • quarter of the dietanos
from house meta it and won by several Writhe. Tb•
other horses wen corns distance behind.
A C-ogeoLation firsts of 5 sums. for beaten hones
The second bores to receive the estrange fees. 6 subs.
Mr. Syrors'ske in. - • • (Elyeunool 1
Mr. Tearslees Atalanta • - • (S. Yearsley 2
Mr. Ems's Preston - • • (Compton 3
Mr. Chile's Little Chance. - • lOwner) 0
Mr. 84iiser's Clinger • - • - Owner) 0
Mr. Compton's Corkscrew - • Owner) 0
IICIIIO

SOAT

took plum on Thnia;;;;••• cni-iiiiront of the %roe-
awe buildings. A very Luis crowd ed speolatare
watched ths pew:Wisp, although not so assay as
wire present at the hors* rasing. The bay was again
studdot with rowing boats ol all desenptioas. ia which
there ssers a pily dreamed samba of ladle. and gentle-
men. The Ana rum was

aPinailia-cis—fOr boys.- —White, 1; CJuld,2 ; Houma.
3; GA 4; T. Vre, & Thin cieniss4 was rot nl7 az-
siting, Use bomb bekkgl keg tins ha galag over the gives
distaaos group& Tha visa* boat was try a few
siderabis &stases.

A loos. wain GALL= 11.801, lite heals icing massed
by members of theQ.O.D.Y.O. Thee prise, £3; ahead,
;—Dorcheiter, ; Vale, 2; lialbsry, 3 ; Ilhadferd,
4. On the dotal for hies giro the bode went
og well together, Melba:, being • alight distance is
edema, whilst Dominator sad Vail followed sloes
I behind, but If diary lest the rage by being dared
belly. the eozewais middring the terainarpinat.
U Before arriving dila point, however, the ford
troop broke sacs,, and this Master plaid her is war.
TI.. Vele troop wet with a eirellar esieltsp, also breaking
• rowlock, and injuring i.e of the Wes of the bosh
In spite, however el dews diAlealties her wee palled
reetarly well; sad sass. seed in awry's( of mead
hours" being only bastes by about two leagthe by the
Dorehater hoot.
• TOtri-OASID GALLEY BACA, two bode being essamed
by members of the boat dab, and two by walerusen.
filret4iss, £3; eeread, Si 10e. ; third. 10s. • (earth,
51 . I Bless, 1; Vya, ; Reds, 3; Beadsll,
V 517 pretty start was made, but the light blues Ter,
eons showed is frost. sudataisisi the lead three/boat
the rase, aid winsisg «idly. The osier galley b
to the dub sees after starting broke • reelota gre
giving oso of the boats rowed by valorises a °banes of
'villain, which they did, but sot by about • 'with or
two.
As lisenv-o•sen °Lust lA= by amber, of the
boat dub. —White and led, 1; Light sad Dark Blue,
3—Thin WY the beet race of %be eves*, the beets
Wag soareely more than half • Isar& of gosh other
tkoragheat the contest. Tie pull* wae beastdal, the
melon appearing to stasis every muds to dada the
emir. The result el the roes, however, was that
she t sad dark blue uniforms were bedew by abed
half • boat's tenth.
A FooLOANIIO GALLO Rem by webennes.—Vm
1; Seaddl. 2' Hawkins, 3.—The start was pod, but
tem shier V,e's crew got is the frost, a poi width
Oaf kept. sad were very eas wieners, the other bode
befog • acuidereble distesies
Mei sessersest wee sawed by a isle is tabs, is
Irkia It'sg lINW started, sad eatspied Dearly sat
haw and kW. Wooed bet ALiLaything bet rapt& the
boys ohm le dag their sad bevies amid
bath, to the isemege el a suable of PeoPie
is beate wits Mewed their wok A dwelt bust sad
editing she rem bowsprit raelif week laughter
anisega the juvenile of the erewd el egestadoes,
tied a wart:wee" two ass broggi4 the
cloy's e= t
ele a Ghee. ' •

TEO lILICVIIW.

This event Is the most fashionable oae of the week,
and is otioutied by great members of the elite of this and
the neighbouring eounties, and Friday wee no ex.
option to the general role. The regiment mustered in
frost of She Replamide above boll-past aloe, and bulb
mem sad bend. looked remarkably well, the short train'
lag the former haring received giving them more of a
autirary appearance Mee was the ease on their arrival.
After the usual pediatioaries the regiment proceeded
to the review peered, at West Chiekerell, where they
&Med mos after demi o'clock. A considerable
amber of pauses messeleed toi take a "lash fond look"
of the Quellee Own, memated in full uniform. The
weather was Ter/ ha% sad the review pound being
"bin so wog edema a great number of persons pro-
goaded thither. la ceder to avoid oonfiudoe, bills had
boss Woad, required'', that all carriages going to the
review would take the Chickerell.road, no as not to in
ceder* with the Queer'. Owe, who went by way of
Radipole, sad this recommendation was very generally
earned out. Ceniegoe were in great demand, and ex-
orbitant priers were asked for aid obtained—a guinea
being considered a moderate charge. The carriage route
to the review pound presented • very animated op
P' eoeveyeaces 01 .31 descriptions following each
other in rapid saceesdoo ; but oa the whole we do lb ot
think these was saab • large 'lovebird the general public
preemie is Is usual ea such an ocaseioa. A lung line of
earrieges, however, were drawn up, costainieg for the
most part the wealth and beauty of the oeuntr. A
detesisineet of the B Battery of Royal Morse Artillery,
from Dorchester, seasisting of 51 men, under the com-
a." of str Paid, kept the ground. Preseetly at
twelve o' the reviewing eager, Colossi Sawyer,
of the 6th Dragoon (lased. snivel, Wended by a most
brilliant etnit aceonist whom were General Sir John
C.a, en.nsl Shirley, Colonel Hume
Colonel Weasel, D.IL V., Major Mogg, T.C., Major
PRP', MLA., Captain Trederoft, R.ELA., Captain
Brows, F.A.C., Captain E. IL Smith, 1) M. Captain
Grove, P. W. It W.T.C. , Captain Nerd, EL R. V., Captain
Kindereley, 3rd D IL V., Lieutenant Stewart, KH.A.,
Leratemaat Beutest, p.w.s W. f.C., Lieutenant T.
Baca, W.S.Y.C., and several ladies and gentlemen.
The Qiesea's Owe were drawn up in line waiting the
arrival of the inspecting oMoir, and on his
making his appearance be was received with the
eusecesary salute, the band playing the National
Anthem. Hs then inspected the men and horses, after
which the field movemects commeuced. These, eofl.
metering that the regiment have only had four Jays'
training, were accomplished remarkably well, the ut-
most order and regularity being observable, and high
eseoariums of praise were bestowed upon them
by several Akers of the bee. The following
were the evolutions goat through :—The reof
meet monied pest by squadron.; ranked pest
by Meek II..; leotard pad by troops; wheeled into
lies, bad redeemed the sword exercise • &deemed is
edema of sneer from the right; formed line to the WS
an the sew alignmeat ; advaaesd in sohelica from the
left ; formed line to the right on the third squadron ;
formed in dodder edam. in rear at the centre—
advance; formed lies to the treat; formed an inverted
lee to the rear by the wheel-about of troops—advance;
edema of troops from tie right of squadron to the left;
, left wheel into ii..; advanced by threes from the right
of equadroes—form divisions, form troops, form
squadron.; by threes cheep position left leek • the
lase advancedcovend by skirmisher. sad retied by
alternate squadroas, skirmishers In and advance;
in edemas of troop. from the left; to the reverie
flask left form line; closed ooluen on the third
squadron right in front; attacked in seesemion of
squadrons, retiring from both flanks and reforming
column ; deployed on the second squadron; the line
dread to WO front and retired by threes from the right
of eptadrous ; formed hoe • advanced in parade order;
paaralcalete ; formed Mori column on the second squad-
ron. At the oonclasien ColoaelSa wyer said : —Lord Digby,
I bare been exceedingly pleased with the geld move.
meats which you have been kind enough to .how we.
Yoar regimen has worked very well—wonderfully well
I think I may way. I bare minutely inspected everyman
sad bone, sad I bare sever seen a better lot iif horses,
and what is more, the men know how to ride them
remarkably well. The men's appointments are very
good, and they did the sword exercise as well as end/
be expected amide:big the little practice they have
had. I think you maywell be proud of commanding such
a regiment. A few fOOlll movements were gone
through, after which the regiment returned to Wey-
meeth, arriving at shout belf-paat two, when they were
demised. In the soiree of the afternoon •

_DZJEOIIII

was gives by the oz. of the Yeomanry to a very
fashionable tionipany at the Royal Hotel, • her. Yr.
Lues,as usual.provided • most recherche repast. About
250 ladies and gentlemen were preeent. Whilst the
(Wenner was being partaken ofoind afterwards,the band
of the regiment were stationed outiide the betel and
played a splendid selestion of music, which was listened
to by • great nandier of ladies and gentlemen.
The public munsesosate were brought to • close the
same evening by a most brilliant and beautiful dis-
play of

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which took pleas in the ring.. These were provided by
thews. Darby and Bon, of Lambeth, and certainly re-
dacted greet credit upon the makers. At no time
during the week have serth served congregated together
se was t 0..,,. on Friday night. It i.de.ifalmoet
the whole of the houses in the town most base been
tenastless, the need being oc. great. The public ap-
peared to be much aetialW. *Ph the brilliant display,
end at the imariusion a loud bunt of applause followed.
We must not omit to stale that the Great Western
Railway Clounsay, in order to accommodon the lobs.
bitauits of Dorchester, who wished to see the display of
treworks, of whom there u.. 0 great many. ran a late
train to that place. Great praise and credit is doe to
the muomittes who got up the sionseinente throughout
the week, and certainly the money which the town sub-
scribed mail not have &lorded more sport or amusement.
BALL.

Ths feativitire of the wrrik were brought to a dose by
grand hall taking plans at the Bardon Hotel, on Friday
aiglet, *Lich was moat nninerourly attended. Targett'a
qtailrillo band Will In attradanos.