The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-02-06 00:00:00

THIRD DORSET K FL E VOLUSTUR coups.

The sisth animal ir wean of the Darehestier corps
took plea on lesetiory sassing at the Towa.kall. The
otficers pretest were Captain Coombe, Liestesant
Hodges, fiergeennffiajo r Names, sod Colourdliorgeast
Gregory, and this. w IS a good ander of mambas.
T ma Captain, In °pain ; the peomediege, sad that Mtge
baloney °lmplode, MO BAY. J. Fisher, was *oath ....
present, having that d 4to p into Wilts .01........
it r.talated the membe ro of the sox. oe the moue...
meat of their seventi I year of or pert., the ~..t
sellers and premed ty a ttoooto- tomb.. ale 5.4170,
year they had retook ed ~...„„,,e'", they were two abort
as in the preadine ir:...."'"""oie pow merited
end
in the 'hooting. 377,r so aseplete his elate grim.
another noe aim 77.. the pod.,the
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The &coolants shove I Ai,. ran ow emu hirirbin:
re..t
thane) during the Poo bees an extra motley of 100
clothol. nod Om" b man It valid be Deremary so
ii
guineas for their :anent year, aa mew shakos, he..
renomse during A. ~.. happy to
soy
ohm
imy
.o.la he neassol7. y. i for hall •Itsiesey in drill eat
still could alai* gig as smut . "........_ ,_
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lilahtlill•tell. aed hes. sto eesee.y. csiposo..."'""•`,l m. 1::
mutat bettaltoo auras is shooting. Oise MUM of
they had lost it'll' . overeonfidenes ; they began to
thie he thought If Jood as themselves, and *ea they
think nobody was • y t0i0n....4 in the melte_
broke down. U . , good shot. to 0.4." ......,"..‘__,.
that they had alt. abseil, thoy woad p7e;o7ty
nod must be oil on. He propceed that they should
✓ pin their old Dal on of drill ea in the put year—
follow the mint iff :day in the Corn Exehange tin
drilling eeeri Tla stings their work oak of doors till
April, and that en be NOON amber of drills, and
they had met for boa laud Miriam% when the drill.
"sera salad to a The olore sboolliag last year was
...dd be lightienglidarelecl, but there were mos or two
In some mast§ Is el them waa the extent of ham
b. ~y blots. -l•tellls speed, through the members not
over which thf.l maim& This was unfair to those
attending folks chap it the seetiose, sad also to
who had to lab* bed sot the time at their disposal
Vices member. to dome a lee day, but bad to record
to enable tleg against such amoebas. He meld sot
their Asegag that that had told sae their pries
it.ip wetting the past yeer. If a son shirked asy-
thoomir • deelothel day be was sot prepared to
Agate In any &dune weather. (Applause.) The 3rd
..spnaosting would commesiee is April, and be hoped
to oompleted in that meeth, the lied Is lifry,
~...h• la is Jose, wilt& wad& tome Man time for
vamp,. mashes, foe. Amassment@ would be male
, se
re ambling members to shut with the emotion most
•momiest to than. The efaalaes would go is as
before. frhe porters he should sontlese with soma
modilostion. The oompetition would be moaned to
slumbers who bad got out of the 3rd dam. it had
.beten eonsidened that Ws men who shot in the moraine
were a little overmatelsed. He should cosider hew
that could be onot. Ow idea was to do sway with the
2ad pewter, and another wee that no man should take
more than ate pewter in a season. He was very glad
to we that, friend win several pawls's. though he wee
afraid he did nee win them in • competition that was,
he 'eight my. worthy elf bis shooting. When MINI
Found 110 were over-maiobed, It TWAIN dimeeraged
them, and he was sere that the member who had been ,
ea
fortunate in the pea seesaw, mid hi owe of the
first to go anything to promote renniatiou honed of
ii epair unonpt the members of the wars. (Hear,
hate) Tie matter, however, would be cossidered he-
tavern the parent time sad April. What be wanted
was to give those whom be might call the lees skilful
shots, a chance of loather through the bob= of •
roister. It was cochinphited to go Into clamp again at
Dilworth this year if the aunty supported the
He dwelt on the advantages of the emote to Et al%
volunteers. The review It was botooted to hold this
you at glherborse. Three men, via, T. Homer, Barrett,
and Shutter. had left the corps from unavoidable
wean. Eremite should las the gores as otos as por
slabs, to be prorated for going old le the mama with
tat Team& Ensign Hodges had been promoted to be
Lieotenent —(appleuse)—end at pretest he bad sot seen
his way clear to filling the vetoing thereby mused.
Thee would .11 he glut to bar that there was • WO-
Welty of Hee old espain of the sera (Mr. Hied/Inlay)
oeing again conneeted with them se a Major of int
battalion. (Applause.) He had to cosgnstulats thous
on the Increased efficiency of the host; he wee told
I at lb. resole and. by the bend during the past year
w 4 very greet and very satiehmeorry—(heer, bearl—ned
tle at thu laad every reason to be proud of th• it bead,
a I. at the same lime, reason to wish they always had
their playing to "marsh peer to. (Hear, bar, and
laughter.) He hoped that daring the cermet yew they
should all work together is banneeloosly and diteialith
as they had done up to the onment thee since the
fcroastioa of the corps. (Apples's.)
Lattotnaut HODOIII expreseed • bops that the soaps
would be prosperous la the enenieg meson, and said ,
that DO effort of his should be westing to make it in. 1
He next spoke of the saidaetery numerical streept
and efficiency of tbe rifie volunteer fare of the
eountry. He than stead his proccatios, which his
received the approval of the coleesel Ned oaten of the
battalion, to have a simultaneous compatitioa confined
to corps of the banshee. during the mooths of April,
May, and Juin en ooe out of, perhaps, that. days to be
nam-d in @soh of thee. Thermo& opinion seemed to
he *bat the atriums fee should be low, not more than
1.. Ild. sub time. He had elready received clearrif
about 50 members, not including the
Sandford, Wimberne, and Poole eorpe. Altogether he
seticiated K6OllOlOO to take peel In oil... Ash ; that
would cies hawses £2O aid £4O to be divided in prism
which be proposed should be as nneierees as they weld
well be made. (Applause.)
looording to custom, the sera, headed by gm bead,
Wider Mr. Wellspring, paraded lb* town, and the
weather, which had been dolefully dell the whole der
now cleared up, end if the members of the corps feel
deposed to regard this feel as as sugary of brighter
pro •pects for them es a shooting corps daring the
ye .r now entered upon, and determine liesreily to olopt
th i wise up:gallons of their masa to that ma, we
as, no harm in it.