The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-12-04 00:00:00

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Tog WMTIIIII, Gincotr.—Mr. M. Bere, Mr. H.
le and Mr. Prideauz, are all spoken of as not
unlikely to obtain silk gowns.
Tut ANNUAL TEADWIAIIeII Dniwen.— This looal
kowd came off on Tuesday seeming last, under the
annacia of Mr. Manley, of the King's Arms, who,
although the company was more than venally limited,
„ring, we euPwnee. to the memorably disastrous
'eat for trade, 1566, pot upon the table • dinner
tte,,,ceptionalily excellent, although it was shorn of
its tradonal glary of the baron of beef, for so
t,,,,ny years cootritinted by Mr. Look. Thomas
Esq., occupied the chair, and Mr. G.
Etnincy, the secretary of the committee, the vice-
chair. Arnoupt the company present, numbering
t„,ie betwixt thirty and forty, were Alderman
Councillors Bennett, Gregory, Steele, F.
Sennett, Messrs. J. H. Hicks, J. Hodges,
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Bonen, T. S. Biggs, James Andrew; Cram, New.
nun, Kinds', Saunders Bishop, Greening, Drake,
0.. Wallace Fyfe, Mears, Manley, Greening,
Jen.. Joseph Robinson, A. J. Ewes, J. R.
proem, H. Darden, Cotterill, 0., ac.
T• 4 chairman in his usual happy convivial style,
mooned all the standing tames of the 00011•00
Qerem," "Tb• Prince of Wales (whom he
held out the prospect of our seeing on a visit to his
manor of Fordingten, within a year), end the not of
the Hord Family"—" The army and navy, and
ealanteers." for which last'Liont. Hodges returned
than( "Col. Bingham and the militia," The bishop
ned clergy" (regretting that none of the latter had
thought tit to atteud this the only townsmen's dinner
a the yew), "The Lord Lientenant'and the County
ettytteracy, "The masters of the hounds" (for which
Nice.... Manley and Bennett responded). The vice-
chairmen proposed Lord Dishy and the Yeomanry,"
eh,ch yam nimbly soknowled). And amongst the
renaming toasts were "the ladies" and "the Frees."
The more especial toasts of the evening were, how.
" The town and trade of Dorchester," for
which Means. Drake and Greening, as the senior*,
ADA Messrs. Biggs and Bodle, as the janion, were
cAlled Ord to respond ; and the " Agricultural
end Condemn' interests," which found a combined
repnieentative in Mr. Mown Bennett. The teen
ttie " Smth•Western Railway," coupled with the
+o,o.th of its ahle and obliging manager, Mr. Mears,
;h.ial that of "The Great Western," coupled with the
name of the polite and accommodating Mr. Peewee,
were Isvorally nwpooded to by those gentlemea. Nor
must we omit to mention that special bumpers
were dedicated to "the Committee" of the diniier
Inumernesly represeeted) and to " Mr. and
Mrs. Manley" and thanks to them for their ex-
cellent entertainment, to which Mr. Manley replied.
q..vme capital songs were song by Mr. James
Andrews, Mr. J. R. Taylor, Mr. T. Bennett, Mr.
Bond's. and Mr. &wile, and the evening wee spent
in unalloyed enjoyment—the chair being viewed
shortly after ten. Mr. Manley's wines, as well as
rnieihe, dial honour to his establishment, and we
train and believe this good old gathering will be
better patronised neat time.