The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-05-29 00:00:00

WZYMOUTH.

Tut New Wesury•ii CHAPlL.—Arrangemouts
hare low, wade to las the first atone of the proposed
C.. Icrsleian Chapel on Coronation Day, on the
sit,. of the 01,1 King's Head.
H. NI. rums HMIIIIII4O. 00810110der C. Coward,
w.th powdrr for the troopastrtionad at Portland and
‘Vrvinr.oth, arrived in the harbour late on Thuralay
ey• fn.m P,teniouth.

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ttirt Stiotinso.—On Thured*y, Um or four
aboding matches came off in a field behind
the cemetery, beta een C. H am bro, Fag.. SI ajor Qaick,
Captain Fodor, J. P F. Gandry. Faq.. Captain
k.no, and C. Digby, E.g. A match at 25 yards no.,
5 trapa. 3 bird. each—C. Handler', Esq., 0.1. Major
()licit .1. 1.1.0.; Captain F. eter.l.l.l. ;J. P. Gmadry,
it ; Captain King, 1.1.0. '• C. Digby, Fag
0. W. n by Captain Forger in shooting off with
1113j..r Qiick A handicap: C. Hambro. EN.' and
Captain F..ster. 27 yards rise. thereamiediir 25 yards,
3 tin 1. each, 5 traps.— J. P. Osadry, Eng., 0.0. ;
Captain king. 1.0; C. Hambm. E-g., 1.0.; Major
Duc.k. 1 ; Captain F.outr, 1 1.1 ;C. Dishy, Eaci.,
I 11. W.. 0 I.y Captain Frier. —A match 25 yards
3 birds each. 5 traps —J. P. DmadrY.
11.1 11 C Hamtirn. Eng., 1 1.1.1.1 • Major Quick,
.1.1 1.1.; Captain King. 1 1 1.0.; Capiat. Foster,
1(1. Maj r Quick and C. Hambro after shooting
off equally, &riled the stakes—A match 26
ri.e. 3 birds each, 5 traps. Captain F.eter,
1 1 1.1 1 0.1. ; C. Rambo), 1 1.1.1 01.0. ;
Captain King. 1.1.1.0. Won. by • Foster.

1:4-1110N•BLI B•LL —Although' the annual
yr...outcry hall was this year dispensed with front
respect to the lamented death of Lord Rivers, the
Imo commanding officer of the Teatimes., it was
rewires-I, nevertheless, by those not immediately
connected with the yeomanry, to promote a reunion
of the gentry of the county and town and Iseighhour•
at the acciotomed time. Accordingly a bell,
a' • ',market'', brief notice, was mated, which came
.n at Yvan's,. Burdon Hotel Amenably Bona, on
Thiirelay evening set. Upwards of a headrest
lathes and gentlemen were present, Capt. Carter,
rapt. Vendaleer, Capt. Gould, and G. Churchill,
Jon, acting as stewards. &awes cigarillo
bind was in attendance. The refreshments served op
on the occasion gave the greatest degree of
satisfaction, and everything passed cif most
satisfactorily. Among the ladies and gentlemen
prrkent were : —Dr. Tarrant, Lice., Miss Smith,
Mike Isabella Smith, Mrs. and Miss Near, Capt.
Carter, Mrs. and Mile Thornton, Miss L Bragg.,
Mows Butte, Miss Phipps., Mr. Forsyth, 62nd,
Capt. eubitt, 62nd, Me Pelmet, Miss Pygmies:it,
Itir Florence Pyment, Mrs. and MINION Davis,
Mr. Greene, Mr. E. P. Clark. Mrs. and Mies Dews,
Mr. Twvford, Cob Cot. Mre. C e, Capt. Vandeleur,
Mr. Whalley, Miami Whalley, Mr. R. C. Whalley,
Mrs. K Backe; Misses Betakes, Minim B. Dighe,
Mr. Wing, sit A., Miss Bragge, Mr, Elwin, Capt.
and Mrs. King, Mr. LA —Merchant, It , Mrs.
Newington, Newington, Mr. D. Ormette,
C.O. Glyn, Mr. Hamann, 75th Kent., Mr. lay,
Relit.. Mrs. Rankin, Miss Betaken Mrs. Fyler,
Rev. E. Fox, Mrs. Fox, Mr. Mitchell, Misses
Churehill, Mrs. and Mile Addison, Misses Deere,
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Mire Kine.smill, Mr. F. Hussey, drs. E. Hustiry,
Mrs Miss Hussey. Mr. Elwes, Mr. EVre•
LI. tit Hooks, Mrs. Float's, Miss Ffooks, OW.
Shakerlry, R.II A., Capt. Hitwiteswortb, Sir It. G.
Bart, Capt. Gould, Mrs. Weston, Misses
Itlrrinerhassett, We. Purcell, Mr. M. Guest, kr.
Dighy, Mr. A. Quick*. Mr. Nei., Mr. E. De
Pentheny O'Kelly, Mr. Mogg, Mrs. and MAINS Leir,-
de. kr..

l'ot,ITY PIM ScamNs, Friday.—Before R. fi
tint. Lano, botcher, of Portland, was
summoned by William White, the younger, for
'malt on the 12th May. There was also • es rwo
onniu.ine, in which William Lana charged William
White with amault Mr. Howard appeared for both
parties, stating that they were both respectable men,
that thev bad come to a better nederdanding with
each other, that they had both premieed not to
annoy rock other in future, and that, with the con-
sent a the ernithy magistrate. they wished to with-
draw thew respective oases Cases withdrawn.—
Itttt Comben, of Portland, was summoned by
John Thomas Carter, of the game piece, with assault
ox the 2Sili April. There was also • cross summon.
in shi.b John Thomas Carter wee charged with
assaulting William Combat), on the 261 h April.
Mr. Howard likewise appeared in this oast and
asked for leave to settle niat of court. The parties
li•1 themselves shaken hands over the matter, and
were now good friendm Lem weig given to with-
draw the SUMMOOMIL —Alfred Farwell and James
Sim. were charged with cruelty to a horse on
Prtb the
Apnl. - P.C. Cantle said that on tbe day in
question he as on duty in Wyk, Reg* when he
saw James Sion driving • bores with • cart laden
with bricks. The horse appeared to he working in
root same. and be examined it and found two
wounds under the oollar. He asked the bov whose
horse it was, sad he replied that it belonged to Mr.
Alfred Farwell, of Weymouth. The boy was di.-
missed, Farwell, the owner of the bores who said
the animal bad not been worked ethos; was tined
2.. (A. and crista.7—Thosse Amey was summoned
by P.C. Wper with being drunk and riotous in •
street at Portland, on Sunday the 26th April. Mr.
ii„esed appeared for the defendant Fined Ilk,
kakiding mg& 'Simon Howe, of West
Chiekerell, WOO summoned by Chart.s gmbisigh.
With • breach of the on the 17th May. As
oomplsioant was wJikasie7r armies his grounds,
defendant called to hies, charged him with iseerting
that Ina dog killed • sheep, and swore he wield
chop off his head with a bill-book. C,...viiiyat
said he considered that his life WM eodanisered by
the defendant's violence. Case diamond on
defendant paying the costs is • mositl).—
Two cases ageing Portland butchers for clui•
°laying cattle plague orders, were adjourned to
Do.tchester on Saterday neat, and other cam were
adparned for a month o onassgasaas of co', one
nmaistrate beim must