The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-08-28 00:00:00

ST A LBRI DG E.

ANGLE:REA ARCHIMY CLOW —The second corn.
titles by the members of this club took place on
y last in Stalbridge Park. Tbo weather was
very delightful, calm without any glaring sunshine
and aria natural consequence the shooting was good,
Newly 100 of the resident ladies and gentlemen
were present, among whom we noticed Sir W.
Medlyoott and party, J. K Mom. Esq. and party,
Great Dalton, hag., Mr. T. B. Bower and party,
Mrs. &likes and party, Capt. Pretor, Mr.
and Mrs. Everett, Capt. Barrington Browne,
Mr. W. Brymer, Er. and Mrs. Santo;
Mr., Mrs., and Miss Du Boulay, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Meade, Miss Warrington, Miss Arbuthnot, Mr. Parr
Rookies and party, Mr. and Miss Doddington, Miss
Picard, Mr. Oliver and party, Mr. and Mrs. T.
nooks, Miss Pearl, Misr For, Mr. and Mrs. Slim-
nerhamett, Mr. and Mrs. Littlehalse, Mr. Curtis
Hayward, the Misses Curtis Hayward (2), Rev. J.
Anton, Mr. Bower, Mr. 81. John Coventry, Mr,*
Coventry, Mr. Dendy and party, Rev. H. T. Bower
Rev. R. Barden, Rev. Mr. Plooknett, Mrs. Will;
Sandford (Lady Paramount), Mies Foster, Mr Homing
and Mies Hosting, Mr. E. O'Relly, Captain Hill,
Mr. W. H. Bower, Mrs. Bower, and the Misses
Bower (2), Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Prim, Major Mogg
and party, Sir R. Glynn, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer
Meade, Miss Warrington, Mr. and Mrs. Manner.
harem, Mr. M. Yeatman, Rev. H. Bower, ko.,
An ezoollent luncheon was provided by Mr. Tuffin,
of Sboeborn*, of which between 70 and 80 guests
partook. Unfortunately in ooneequonos rf the
threatening aspect of the weather in the morning
many of the competitors did not arrive till late, and

I t ail nearly dak before the competition wee over.
The following are the scores:—
LADIES.

hits. .j Golds -j
yds. yds. t, yds I
60801' 60 50 60 50 Es
Mrs. Banks. ... 30 20 50 100 1(8) 200 1 1 2
Wi-s H. Wyndham 34 18 52 112 62 174 0 1 1
Wm Du Boulay ... 14 16 3.) 48 70 118
Miss Picard ... 17 17 34 69 81 150 0 3 3
Mrs. Mogi ... 18 18 36 70 68 138 2 0 2
Mn. Everett ... 43 98 71 191 134 325 3 4 7
Miss ... 29 17 39 90 69 149 3 1 4
Hiss J. flalkeld ... 16 13 25 70 45 113 1 0 1
Mrs. Pride ... 11 14 25 55 54 109 2 0 2
Min Pan Flocks? ... 3 3 5 _ _ _

Names.

16 12 27 i 1 62 123 2 1 9
1919 38 71 67 138 1 0 1
11 990 33 33 66 1 0 1
11 19 90 59 63 122 2 1 3
32 21 63 130 97 227 1 3 4
31 17 48 111 60 171 2 0 2
... 34 90 64 132 140 272 2 4 6
... 33 2A 68 123 111 234 0 2 2
- 51 SO 81 189 142 231 5 8 13
-. 39 27 01 141 106 246 3 1 4
-. 810 18 26 40 66 1 0 1
-. 31 35 66 125 155 210 0 2 2
- 19 13 32 67 23 100 1 0 1
-. 25 22 48 97 79 176 0 2 2
-. 14 12 26 48 64 132 0 2 2
0111T1110111.

Miss F. Ffooks
Miss M. A. Peach ...
Mrs. Meade
Miss Warrington ...
Milne. Bower ...
Min Watherstone
Mrs. Coventry
Mrs. Be Honig
MIAs Medlyeott
Miss Arbuthnot
Miss Oliver
Miss Fox
Miss Brinkley
Miss Bower
Miss Burton

hit.. j hits.
Ids
0"80 601a10 se. ito
FL Oliver _. 33 7 40 115 25 140
Wihnott -. 45 853 7.11 28 449 6 1 7
Greet Dalton ~ 49 13 62 181 49 230 1 1 2
Dottington -. 28 11 39 130 54 184 2 1 3
t. Foe Ar-. 29 9 38 121 21 142 2 0 2
Everett -. 39 12 51 142 46 188 3 0 3
Foster -. 40 11 St 180 45 225 2 2 4
Coventry 49 18 67 207 88 295 5 0 5
W. Boer .. 19 423 73 20 93 0 1 1
J. Parr Hkakii 11 213 35 8 43 1 0 1
Elsolum 43

Noma&

921 Pt

Mr..
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.
Mr.

Mr: B. Browns ::: 02 17 59 120 61 229
Mr. 14. Sandford ... 21 627 &I 16 99 0 1 1
Mr. Malaya:4i ... 30 939 106 35 141
Mr. Price ... 52 13 65 2b2 47 309
Mr. W. Dodington... 41 950 183 31 214
Mr. Meade ... 23 932 69 33 102 1 0 1
Capt. Pretor .. 37 7 44 163 29 192 3 0 3
Mr. Du Morita, ... 31 738 129 29 158 2 0 2
Mr. Wm. Brymer 8 22
The following ware the snoteetfal oompetators

LAM BS —5O yards—Highest score, Miss Fox, 202 with
whited off. Greatest number of bits, Mrs. Coventry.
Best gold, Miss C. Bower. Wooden Spoon, Miss Peselt.
Strangers' Prise, Mn. Everett, soore 910.
60 yards—Highest score. Miss Msdlyoott. Greatest
number of hits, 1t,.. H. Wyndham. Bat gold, Mrs. T.
Fooks. Woolen snoop, Bankers.
Prise given by MW Medlyeott for visitors scoring the
greatest number of golds, Mir Arbuthnot.
Gmert.gdid-60 yards—Highest more, Mr. Coventry,
blacks and chile. off (MU —Greatest number of hits,
Mr. Foster. Best gold, Mr. Wilmott. Wooden spoon
Mr. Medlyoott. Strangers' Prize, Capt.. Pretor.
60 Yards—flighest score, Mr. Pries 262. Greatest
number of hits, Mr. Grant Dalton. Best gold, Mr.
Wilmott. Wooden spoon, Mr. Oovsntry.
Lady Patronesses' prize for highest number of red and
hint—Mr. Barrington Browns.
The Society's badge :—MM. Modlyeott, scoring 609.
A ball was held at the Red Lion Hotel which Was
attended by a large and fashionable party, who most
enthusiastically enjoyed Me amassment. Targett's
quadrille band was in attendanoe.