The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1861-09-03 00:00:00

rirffiE GUARDIANS are desirous of receiving
.11. TENDERS foe supplying the Union with
BREAD nude of the beat Seeztia• Finer. FLOUR of
the best quality, MEAT, and GROCERIES, from the
28th day of SEPTEMBER neat to the 28th day of
DECEMBER following. Forma of Tenders may be
obtained on application at wy bane. Cern. Abbe..
All Tenders must be delivered at Die Workhompe, fn.*
of en penes and 'waled. before II o'clock in the Forenoon
of WEDNESDAY, the 4th day of September next.
All Femme having CLAIMS on this Union are ra-
-21"1 ta lend the partieslan thereof to the Clerk,
postage, on or before MONDAY, the 7th day of
Oakiber boat, and all Bills not co delivered will not be
paid until the end of the neat Quarter.
By the Baud.
WILLIAM BEACH, Clerk.
Cane Abbate, 35.11 August, UM.
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FIRST DAY.
THE WEYMOUTH TRIAL STAKES of
5 Sovereigns each, with 25 Sows. added trum the
Fund. Weight forage. A wile and a diatom..
The TWO-YEAR-OW STAKES of 5 Sovereimis
each, with 30 Sows. added. Two-yo•r.olil 4:colte, Set.
1011*.; Fillies, Sat. 711 a. About lialf-e-sulle.
The MELCOMBE HANDICAP tfIAKES of 10
Suer. each ; 3 turfeit ; with LAO added 035 each by
Lord they de Wilton and Robert Brooke, Eso., tl
Members for lb. Borough.) About two usdes. Ty
clues and noose to Use Cho k of Use Comas, or Messrs
Weatherby, in London, on or Wore Use 24th day of
August.
The HUNTERS STAKES of 2 Sovereigns each.
with LW adijed, fur Horses that have been regularly
hunted 'sill any established Pack of Hyena in the
sweaty of Don't, and that La not been in a lublw
es.isreiheeelg• km, es, tere
Laotians of the Weymouth Races. iie winner to be
said for 100 am, if demanded, in the usual way. Cer-
ullo's.* awned by the Messer of the Hunt, or by the
Huntsman, to be produced, if required, at the Uwe ut
entry. Fourisanruld to carry list. 21b. ; Ave, lit.
1011.. ; sae and aged, 12st, ; winners of any previous
raise to oury ?lbs. extra; thorough.bred horses 101 b.
extra in addition; and the winner of this Noe in any
previous y. ar to carry lthat extra, in addition to ail
other penalties ; to be ridden by Gentlemen, Yeomen,
or Tramming's. over Ave light, of hurdles. Three to
run or no race, said if four run the mound to receivo £5.
and the third LI out of the Stokes. Heats one mile
and • half.

SZCOND DA Y.

THE COUNTY STAKES of 3 Sovereigns each, with
23 Sows. added from the Feud. About • mile and •
distance.

HER MAJEST'I"B PLATE of ONE HUNDRED
GUINBAH.—Tbree-years-oid, die. 711si. ; four, 9sB.
71b..; lye, lst. 12.1b5. ; six and aged, 94. 12Ibs. ; about
two mils,

THE VOLUNTEER PLATE of 25 Sovereigns, added
to a Handicap Sweepstakes of 5 80vs. each.; 1 forfeit,
to go to the race fund. The winner of the A(e/comb(
Slakes to carry nb.. extra, • winner of any other Noodl-
e.). before starting, to tarry Sibs. extra, the winner to
be ,old by Auction for £4O inimedietely after the race,
and the surplus, if any, above that autu, to go to the
race fund. Three to run or the £25 will not be given.
One mile and a distance.

THE YEOMANRY STAKES of 1 Sovereign each,
with 25 Sovereignsuilded.—For horses that hare been
ridden in the QUeell'al Own Dorset Yeomanry Cavalry.
or Hunted with any established Pack of Hound.. in the
county of Dorset, and that have not been in any public
training stable fur any time du ring the t wo preemie months
of the Weyniouth Races. The winnerto be mild fur £lOO,
if demanded, in the usual way. Certers mi signed hy an
()diver of the Regiment, the Harter of the Hunt or
Huntsman, to be produced, if rev at the tune of
entry. Three-years-old to carry 9.t. nib.; four, 10st.
121 b. ; See, list. 51b. ; six and llat. 10Ib.; the
winner of any preview race to can, u. extra, and the
winner of the Hunters' Stakes on the previous day 71b.
extra, and the second home in the Hunter.' Stakes on
the previous day 31b. eaku, and thorough-bred horses
10lb, extra iii. addition, and the winner of this race
in any previous year to carry 14Ib extra, in addition to
all other penalties ; to be ridden by Gentlemen,
Yeomen, or Tradeswon. Four to run or no ram, unless
by consent of the Stewards. The Stakes to go to the
second horse. Heats one mile and half.

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Pr The Committee beg to inform Owners and
Trainers that they have Laid out a stra;ght half-mile, at
sonie oonxiderable expense, and improved the Course in
every possible way. Hada will be done away with as
far as pomibin. A Saddling Paddock. kri., will he
enctoeed. Horses engaged at the Devon and Faster
Mooting can reach Weymouth in about 3 Lours.

Lord OBEY DE WILTON, M.P.,
CH A RLES RA DCLYFFE, Esquire,
W. H. P. WESTON, Esquire,
fEtbswiuds.
LORD POLTIMOT
ROBERT BROOI v,
iberaliPinwS o,l4;;;hati
farther particulars may be o=.
The BALL, under the patrouag e of the Stewards, at
the Royal Hotel, the First Day of the Races.

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or The Rsoe Ordinary at the Crown Hotel both
days of the Raises. Dinner at 8 o'clock. Tickets, 3s.
each, to be had at the Bar.