The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1868-07-21 00:00:00

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Brattsbirt.

ioczsAv arrotennart. The Lord Bishop of
,„7.0b,317 hen appointed the Rey. Martin Johnstone
"'"•°. Clark, M.A., Rector of Winterhorne A bbas-cum-
"nteinion. tot. Rural Dean of the ll,st portioa of the
D•abare oi Bridport, riot the Rev. Prebendary Foot,

Tu &rut Vourwrsza EnostillVlNT. —The following
hattriect orders have Just bean issued :—The battalion
wilt prooood to rap co Monday, the 27th burst, as
follows, vie —The Ist corps from Bridpoet, under
erroweineeta to he made by the commanding °Metro( the
eons, to Dorehester, three by 1140 train to Wareham,
from whir station it will marsh to camp. The 2nd oorps
will proceed ae cheered by the commanding officer.
The 3rd corps by 6SO a.m. train to Worsham, marching
thence to camp. The sth corps by 12.20 trots from
Weymouth to Pools, where it will be joined by the 4th
corps, and the corps srriving by the/km.ler and Dorset
tear at 15, sod premed by resew te Swears .5 2.18.
Trains will leave Swirly at 10.38 a.m., Gilliagbam
10.48, She/born, 12.7, Templeocentse 1135, Brlbeidge
12.45, Sten:airier 12.53, Blaudford 1.12, sod Wim-
borne 1.30. Railway fares, single third 4ass for the
double journey; °Seers, double that amour. Steamer
fare, Is for the double journey. Rides, tickets will
be available from tie 25th to the 31e5 instant. It ie
requested that the 9th and llth some may be seated in
the carriages of the Somerset and Dorset Railway. at
Templeoembe, before the arrival of the tern from Slier-
borne, and that the 7th corps may lake their sere In
the Somerset and Dorset train as quietly as Porter
at ter their wriest at Temple:whs. ?be 6th, Bth, 10th
and 12th corps or. required to be at the respetelwo
Wirier et Watt 10 minutes before the hours above
pealed. The Volunteers will embark on the Mem
14. .f Poole harbour, nouring direst from the railway
to the vowel ; the 4th corps will detail • sergeant as •
guide, who will report himself to the prior ow
wreak on the arrival of the trains. The battalion
will dine at 4 o'eltsek on the 27th instant, n. kits and
ammunition will be conveyed to wimp free of &WV, 00
Saturday, the 25th fatten*, ia charge of a non-commis-
sioned oMeer and two privates of each Corp., by trains
Irving Weymouth 12.90, Deirebseler 12.40, Secaley
8.30, Gillosgrat 8.50. Stsorborse 146, Templerethe
10.12, StalbrLdge 10.27, Sturesineter 10.39, Blandford
11.5, Wimberzey.B, P 1110, arriving an Wars-
haw at 1.18 22, re will be m radi-
os= to wry it to p; the as. rgenresta at Warshaw
station will be under the Superintend, OP of Lieutenant
and Quartermaster Bergman, end no waggon will rave
that place exempt und.r his orders. Volunteers in
row of the number above detailed as baggage (need.
who may wish to join the eamp on the Moth or 26ch
learnt, will be required ti make speand &smarmiest,
with the soutreetor for their subsistence until the
arrival of the battalion. fierier. will leave Poole for
&renege en the Seth and Was beret at 8.30 sm.. 1.
3.30, and 8.30 p. , snd on the 30th Wart at 10.18
a.m. and 4 p.m. in addition. Letters are to be r-
amrod to Swenege, for lieetenar-Colonel Mensal, on
and alter the 19th instant, and for the adjornt an sod
after the 22nd instant —By order, C. C. 811111.131 r,
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