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

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80, for the sake of a few et
oinculstel and crippled by le,
poor civiliaation ! le there no ,
congrues, no court of equity, tt
et. p 'hie ltalo Germanic struggle 1
banquet the furies will have their milt,
derestatire anti ruin will reign every tn.
did under APO* with his Huns. But A
ruthless hordes were tepulsed near Cl.t
there is now an ominous MINX at that Pk
present quarrel is thew*
Thu.. the oi.ject of the
of the Duchie, snatched from litenmetk under
i retences and colons, and also the possegaion of
t%nettan province matched from Italy. The Dash
Duchies Sr. intlispenealtle to Prussia for her navy,
rie Veshice is itidispereable to Austria for her own.
Therefore neither wield tale any &menet of money 1,
for them. This double gnedien knot must he cut by
the sword trio recideadvm. Shall Eneland and W."'
France quietly wait for the issue? Austria may this, b
/wCoMe M. powe.fal dither:meld command both the •'•• 1 t.
Baltic and the Adriatic. Then Italy would vanish, evening
and be given up for ever to partition, superstition, reme. Ille 'I.
and brigandage. On the other band, if Prussia gains °l'''T aqino.
the Duchies, and Italy Venice, Dna the Austrian adapted than
navy is destroyed, and A own dismiss tweed. such. • Multime.
Hutrah than for Pronstaet Prussia and heroic •"^," fortune to `
Garibaldi ! Still Prussia would be the thief and sa
bout.esandsel, sPeetnt°'
Victor Emmanuel the honest Man. As nations, the "'m and galleys la
Italians and the Prussians are more intellectual, the water sa though
Rot the Austrians are in general • finer race, or The keen, oold, fiercest
rather mon, of men ; not so relined and ruled by the however. °twilled " all Is
Stick. Altogether they constitute the three most way••• to ••• • •••••"• Si I
musical nations in the world, and they cannot live high," and it would have t.
in harmony, because their rulers are (laurelling olle••• ventured oat on wide,
slow a few seaperte for the rake of developing their Gm" of the tinitiw It ie all s,
',elective navies, just as Russia ineurred the peddle my own canoe." but what
1.r..n war for the mite of memitm the Bleat fitee ever live amidst such a surf? The
ftr herself. Meanwhile blood must flow in torrents, the boat racing in the bey bad to hs
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it were, to Boat their ships, like the boat of the to cense the disappointment to fall
King if Dahomey. Bat loth Austria and Prussia possible no the " thorreands" shushed see
reckon without their host, and ecoomplioe in their open the affair, it wag resolved to try wh.
greater sod time-honoured burglary of Poland. I done in the harbour. But the 'cribbed,
teeth Russia, the colossus of the north, who will ce".. lined'. theca thus afforded was • wry am
soon interfere, in order to take some material tor the floe open boa, and the wind and ride
go„resim, north, week or sow,. periinp, „tang it • vary unequal contest between agility
the Danish Duchies under her special patronage. strength. It -ea not the beet rowers -the m.
Then England and Frame mutt interfere to prevent agile and scientific-that luid the beet chance a
Reseda front editing the Desubiao provinces, Greece winning, but those who peremeed the greatest
or Constantinople, and ultimately driving the amount of monde and endurance. It is perhaps well,
peett,h from Nat, t..., match the united stetee that such connote should emotion* tabs place, but, •.
driving both English and French from America, somehow or other, few of our boat-club crews chomp elm
Fancy then three or four minims of armed men to try their prowess on the miceeion, and the tion• wm",
ravaging and blasting the earth • end making conk. 'fluent» was that as goon as four of the prizes n""4"'
eon worse confounded. Is the midst of all this offered had been contested foe, the aquatic ports of 1::,7,,P', Z.,
pon demonism. we would so. the revolutions nf 1848 the evening were brought to • close. The following --e
A FLAT Rs.
re.enacted with merciless Red Repshlioang,Socialiete, rine' wore contented for ,- Donat AM
and levellers. What makes me fear the terrible lat. A swimming match for ri, distance from the nil.; entre,
consequences of the coming struggle is the thought pier lend to • buoy about 80 yards distant and back. each ; thoroug
that the burglary of Governmenta will And demo. Only two contended frit the prise. Hampton and Mr. Flered K.ate k
cratic imitators, as an incident occurred to me some Palmer. They both got off inn but on turning the Mr. Davis's Vale Fo
years ago. I received on a wieter day the visit of buoy. Palmer- wee street' by three mieee-ein ana, and Mr. Eloeway.'s honk
one of the exiled Red Republicans. He was cold hut for • boat putting off and picking Lim up, he must Mr. Hill'a Kitty. 4 yrs,
and hungry, and though I was not of his persuasioe have sank. He was brought in in on exhiorted state. Mr. /Penfield's Nance. se
I clothed and fed him, as I should have wished to be Herald" elehth the dieteltee and weet the Prim• Mr. Short's Polly Perkins,
set ved myself. At parting, the poor misguided 2nd. The next mutest PIM walking the greasy bow- Mr. Stephens'. Utast, am
man, to show his thorough gratitude to me, said emit. There were for some time but three awmpetitors, The hone, got off well Ko
he had inscribed my Daile among the deserving but subsequently a fourth entered tie erects. Many giving place to Lucifer. The 1.
efforts were made but ell failei to tarry off the prize. turning point, when thee all, , citizens who were to receive some day, wooer or
later, • Republican reward, that is, no title or vain 3rd. A race hot•reen two twelve-oared launches be. Kate Mellon and Vale Filly, relies
heteturs, but &substantial estate, meaning that after
longing to 11.11.8. St. Gmwse_
. No. 1 ant 2. and -rot en f.r int. the water tti•t he
y nii
manned b ••-nf-w•e• men belonging to that under him. and both disappeared fur •
the great battle of nations there would be a general Prise C 2. Daranee from the mouth if the h•rboar to. "itnawh.ws•rrwscos regained lie lama&
coif. (Jersey ef Republica, ant • Redistribution of buoy mooted just above the bridge, twice round. N., still ret•iniag It,. bridle was assisted Os
Seats Ind that harmless *hang* contemplated by 1 boat which has hitherto carried off the prise -hen the h•th- Eau Mum.', which yen le the rem
ithrbitone now), but • real redistribution of estates, two have °outvoted, took the lead at &stand m•intained point short, and came in first, Glumly folios
like that one achieved by William the Cooqueror, of it tili rounding the buoy the ascend time, when No. 2 Filly and Auctioneer. The race nosed me
64 000 seats "For," added m• guest, " all the host took the lead and came In first by • distance of ment•
rch that will not recognise the Red Flag shall have about flee length., thus Moine No 1, a sister boat, for Tee eintsocatho Pings for Listen berms,
their estate* confiscated, and the faithful oitisens the fir" time. II was • est'ilal n°l" weights,
will be placed in their location, sod as you have been 4th. A match b been foureered galleys, belonging Mr. Yearsley's Waxwork ... ... ... (owner
so kind to • leading republican your name will be to the WeVe4 tab boat club, for £3. Distance twin Mr. Sianfltild'a Nancy ... ... ... ... (Lockyer
among the., who *hall have tbe flint pick." What buoys round oys comired near the mouth of tie harbour and Mr. fitablient's Lucifer ... ... ... ... (Moor.by 3 jest above the b Ilex There were three entriem w -Ist, Mr. Short's Polly Perkins ... ... ... (Owner) 4
• fine prospect for me! The poor fellow did not tell
red-J. Smith let o•r, A. Foyer, 2nd us,. W. Mart* Waxwork was the first at starting, and maintained
we how the ownere could keep their Nista. Hie and H. Mace; H. Kole, anaemia 2nd dark blue-0
off.., was prompted by his sufferings, and I pitied Brown. Ist oar, R. Rills, 2nd oar, T. Sherri n end A. the same position throughoot the rage. Woe easily. D.
him the MOP.. Just think how many millions of &tumid , Rmaes, ...swam, 3rd I,sht hies_c Beau, THURSDAY. 1 tee
sofferers will be made by this general war, and how let oar, CI, Chanter, end oar. S. Willis, and J. Stanton,rue
THZ 11011KKIITAL con. liru ten&
many starvelings! 0 mak *nada fast,,! If. Aylesbury, e :swain. Red and light-blue got off
ANG LO•FRENCH. well together. dark blue being slightly in the rear, till The shooting for the regimental cue. took place at mamere
after powder ti, buoy above bridge, when lightsblum the Ride butts, Chesil Beach, on Thursday after. immus• 30.
b.i., eas nit.„.“..„..,,j, nu unable to mots.' noon. Si: men from each troop bad been selected, The imps
WEYMOUTH, agates, the strong head wind. Red then took the lead but several did lot pat in an appearance. The di,' the appoiotme
1•111 New WISLIY•N CHAPIL.-Arrangetneut• and maintained it till returning the mend time to the thou was 200, yardatinee abate each. Tbe weather on its position ne.
hare Men made to lay the firm stone of the proposed starting point, winning the race by about 40 yards the beach was very cold, and the wind blowing folly tines, oommenom.
half a gale right aortae the range good scores could pro/mime of th.
ma Waimea Chapel on Coronation Day, on the
The wind motioning cold and boisterous, the not be expeOted. The first prise was awarded to
age of the 01,1 King's Head,
public began to _show an impatient* to get home. Inspected by ranks.
Private V. Weer., of the Vale Troop, who scored a.m.., tin A
11. NI. Crrrni 1.1•11 DINO. command., C. Coward,
The boats crews, too refused to row in lite other • eita• h.
wih pewiler for the troops strtioned at Portland and
. . eight. For the wooed cup there were five ties, viz., Reeked put in sighs file,
noes that were announced in coeirequence of the ... •
1f eviniiiith, arrived in the harbour late on Tburslay Private T. Watts (Melbury), Corporal Wadsworth Touted pa-t by troops
en • .....g fwim Portsmouth. strong headwind down the harbour, and the steward. gpmehease,). Berg..., moo" (two, Privet. - es.
Wheeled into line, and part.
announced that, the vertu' would for that eveniog '
Pi ;CON SHOottso.--On Monday, three or fair Chimera (Blandford), and Private G. Cole (Win,. Line advaitivd.
pi.. •ii shooting matches came off in a field behind °else' borne), who moved four each. Is shooting off, Bs fours clowned Position. right
the cemetery, bete een C. 14 am bm, Esq.. Major Qoick, Thigh"' Private Watts obtained the prise with an additional Adenced by fours from the right
'dad for the Yormrd troop.,
Captain Foster, J. PF. Gundry, Faci., Captain 14gw "grail's. jr•wwd was am" score of three.
Yeomanry on To ay, in a field near Rockland, Formed squadron'.
Rini, and C. Dighy, Req. A match at 25 verde ries, ATHLETIC &POSTS.
belonging to Mr. Dale. This was a pest Improve. The line ad 'anted at a trot.
5 traps. 3 birds each-C. iinoohro, Errq., 0.1. Major . • The diversions on the sands wernooofined to foot MeUred by she alternate troops.
Q•iick.l. 1.1.0.; Captain F.eter.l.l.l. I. ;J. P. Gundry, that of the day before, being mach nearer
racing, and although awe weather was again exceed• advance in echelon nuedrons.
Em.. it O. ; Captain King, 1.1.0. • C. Digby, Esq , meat on
tth. To add to the planers -of the joarney,
tingly unpleasant, there was a numerous host of Filmed lin* to the left of third squadron.
0. W. n by Captain Foster in 'shooting off with the toropik• mad was watered the greater portion
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spec ton along be Esplanade and on the sands. In binned line to the rear by when-about of t.
Mijor Quick A handicap : C. Hamlin. EN. and of the way.
these races the military took an active part. Mr. J. Advanced in useet a trot.
Captain Foster. 27 yards rise. thereataieder 25 ;ord., PONY RACING. J. Reunion acted as starter, and Mr. Oak ley per. ~"Inem „1.°1"'"" of '''""I" from the, ribt•g, Itt °I eteedreee te
3 hirds each, 5 trope.- J. P. Clundry, req., 0.0. ; In the evening, the sports, according to the pro- formed the duties of judge isnot in the Engineers `-' henlie'l position " m Fored use to the left of new alignment.
Captain Ring. 1.0; C. Hambm, E- q., 1.0.; Major gramme, consisted of pony racing on the sands in and 62nd races. Mr. Newington, assisted by Ur. _. se in doe, le column !lila direct.
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Qinek. I 0; Captain Forster, 1 1.1 ;C. Dishy, rag, front of the esplanade. Notwithstanding the wind F. Ailing, was clerk of the counts. Li„. to tbe right.
111 Won hy Captain Fetter. - A match 25 yards ceatinned to hlow fiercely from the east, and the A FLAT Race of 200 yard., open to all comers ether Line rei iced by four, halted. and fronted.
ore, 3 buds each. 5 trapa -J. P. Guidry. Eigt, shoals of dud carried hither and thither in all than the military rood volunteers. First pried 101. ; Formed quarter dietaries column on second squadron,)
lilt :l' Flanitirri. EN., 1 1.1.1.1 • Major Quick. directions rendered it env thing hut pleasant to the snood, 34. 6i. ; third, la right in host. 1.
.1.1 1.1.; Captain King. 1 1 1.0.; &plan Foam, spectators. There was a large number of persona all F. Houneell . . . IJ. Mullins . . . 0 Squoirons•tteeked in succession to the front, and retired I des
10. Maj r Quick and C. Memt,ro after shooting alotig the esplanade, including several hundreds of J. M. B--neat . . 2G. Plsok . . . 0 by tours from both flanks. at fr.
off equally, divided the stakes-A match 211 wards the beauty and fashion of the town end neighbour. C. Roger. . . . 3 James Beer . , o Rater.. I cottons upon original ground.
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ri•a. :I l'iT'll each, ll trePe. - Captain Poster. bond. The racing, open the whole, may be H. Harding . . . 0 .1. Moor . . . 0 Deployed upon second squadron and the line salveleed
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coneen,
I 1 1.1 I 0.1. ;C. Rambm, Req.. I 1.1.1 OLa I considered exceedingly good, and evidently excited let prise woe easily. A severe coolest for 2tod and to 4'4°14 Bonn•y, a,
Change.i.
Captain King. 1.1.1.0. Woo by • ruder. much interest among those •ho were present. The 3rd plaaes. variatimis .
Retired fours from the right of squadron.
I: 4-1110X•SLII B•t.l. -Although the sauna' oneres along the sands was well kept by the police. A 'Ls? RACIII Of 200 pude, noes to oomeeveralasionst Rlormed line and &cleanest in parade order, play. d ebb t
yeeuiaory ball was this year dispensed with from sod mother obstruction nor accident occurred. Mr. meow. nod print.. of the quern'. Own. First print General mime, Tax Dogs ii.
respect to the lamented death of Lnrd Riven, the Wadsworth ably performed his duty as starter, and 20d. ; second, 7.. &I. ; third, 2a. &I, sentient meeting
late commanding rifficer of the regimen, it was Mr. Quarter-Master Groves rave the highest mare- Wilition Senior, Vale Troop . . . 1 Coto's'. Taom note said : Lord Dien and fiddle- - •
which was Minh
rewired, nevertheless, by those not inthiediately faction in the fulfilment of his office &minds.. The Jana. s Maiseri, Dorchester Troop . . 2 men : I have had very much pleasure in making an „„earmente for -.
connected with the yeomanry, to promote a reunion following is the result of the proceedioge :- Willi•m R eters, Illandford Troop . . 3 inspection of the Dorset Yeomanry. Having eery tams, ti.n 9th of g
of the gentry of the county and town and neighbour. Cherie, Scutt, Doroheater Troop . . 0 carefully looked at your home and their appoint- to C 4.090 againat es .
booil. at the accnatomed time. Anordingly a ball, T
_HZ PONT Stairs of f , our guineas for ponies not el • Rohint David, Val. Troop . . . . 0 menta I must say that the regiment is particalaily to be given t• the Enfield
ice 'ing 13 heeds; best., abut rine mils, over tor T. Spicer, Dorchester Troop . . . 0 well mourned. I have aeon several regiment's of will be 6513 against 580 le.
a' • ',mulish!! brief mike, was waled, which come
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f hurdle.; tch dada ; entrants. 2s. Id
atm o is w Senior MUM in trot by about three or four yap* and yeomanry cmalry, but I have seen none better .-. dui at Yeariley • Surdas Hotel Assembly Monals. na meh m g,, to tho eond pen,. ger.a souk.. vita •arlet is not in the
Therein evening lath Upwards of a bandied there was the WOO di/0•11011 between the mend and mounted than yours. Your appointment* all nem been dienrbed due by bars.
lobes and gentlemen were present, Capt. Carter, Me. Mitediell's Itultedll. Oiled •• - ( Prime) 1-1 thlrl. in very good order, and everything oonnected with blur-bottle. and then he's warm
Capt Vandeleur, Capt. Gooki, and G. Churchill, Mr. Yearsley's Unexpected ••• ••• (ffllm7) 2-2 A FLAT RAC, of 200 yerde, thee only to the non- your hone appointments is very well pat on. With him in thisirritehle mood to be
.air. Con's ii p
May y ... ... ... Lowanao) 0-3 emu we iaiosed Alecrs eett prism., of the 62nd regard to the parade movements they were very "The picture looks better a goodish,
jo" • Esq.. oori° as stewaraa Bgagg'• quadrille Mr. titterheo'h Nipper . ... ... (Smith) 3-0 SeeimeriL tat prise, SOL ; 2nd. 7s. 6d. ; 3rd, 2e. &I. Arita m ne - steadily don T ' - • - ' ( side .11 ", e. he marching past end trotting past
Co-found-
bind
was in sttendsnos, The refreshments served op
. Mr. Kelkeray'a Humbeg... - - •P"...n• (SI 10-0
Drummer Thompson . 1 Sergeant Molturnte . 0 were also steadily dims. You must excess me Nils 'salon off hastily, not liking is
on the occasion gave the greatest degree of Mr. Ft..., , Chart'.
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... ... (CAN) 0-0 hi.," Thorn., . . 2 Private Grille . . 0 • -Pent.
though for saving that in • few instants' I saw the
sattafaction, and everything . pseud oil moat for. Guland's grey pony Stag ... ... (Roberts) 0 0 8.,.2,e0ee Bonner . . 3 Priest. m.hi" . . 0
..ora. .were not carried. I do not come bare to DISTINCTION Or Oltale at Flag -t.
satiafactorily. Among the ladies and gentlemen
Both heats were exceedingly good, Unexpected making Sereeant Macaulay. . 0 Private Haines . . 0 make a flattering ...eh A 11 eta t the r of Loot we,
, •,-.--, but ma a matter of nety. re • oat upon e arm present were : -Dr. Tarrant, Lica., Miss Smith,
a good second each time, and all the others well up is Tbe gist prise was won mil,. There was a dose and have to tell you anything I y notice. The York, which realted in the destruction of pi
Miss Isabella Smith, Mrs. and Mies Neat, Capt. mi, too,. contest for the seeoed and third ivies.. the extent of newly fl,OOO. The farm in quk
Carter, Moe and Miss Thornton, Mies L &saga, trotting putt was very well done, but some of you
known as Gilbertenea. Four corn steaks end t,
Stairs of six guineas the gift of IL A PLAT RACK of 200 yarda, open only to the non' forgot to carry your swords. It would have looked Biases Butte, Miss Phipps., Mr. Forsyth, 62nd, Tug G•LLOWAY . _
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w mlicioned officers and privetet of the floral • stacksat once ignited. Twoirtacks were wholly &etc
Edwards, Esq.. for ponies not exceeding Ihands; cr m much better if mot had carried them. As to the
Capt. Cubitt, 62nd, Mr. Puniest, Miss Pynsent, mile, f tights f hurdles • Engineers. tat prise, 20a ; 2nd, 71. 81. ; 3rd, 2s. 8.. aa era • thrashing maiaine, it was nearly aside,
Mir Florence Pywient, Mrs. and Mime, Davis, Nisi", "'At ` mi...,:,,,,,00T o" tpip ipoille Wend &epee Turner . . 1 gamier Borne . . 0
_ field marcenres they were all very satisfactorily before the flames were extinguished.
Mr. Greene, Mr. E. P. Clark. Mrs. and Mine Doge, "gel' we...,!"'; es--- " each, - performed. You hays had only &short time to drill.
perry. ...even entries. Corporal Anderson. . 2 Rapper Walters . . 0 and thus has ho..iii ea y do y CAPTAIS Hartle intends to moves. an amendment
Mr. Toyford, Col. Cott Mrs. C. x, Capt. Vandalise,
...... Mr. ' t England, 6 (8. Roberts)l-1 Sapper Boom . . 3 Sneer Freeman . . 0
. °sand s West. years o a very verse yon account 0
the high wind and the smallness of the ground. to Mr. Bnuverie's instruction on eider into c-immltbo
Mr. Whalley, Mimes Whalley, Mr. R. C. Whammy, Mr. 8, ad.. enleoutbe 6 years (Sy mond.) .1-2 &giver Gray . . . 0 i Corporal Thomas. . 0 ~._ flak . ~ on the Ropmeentation of the People Bull-" That this I.
um. movement+ were very torrectly and email
t„tre'E' Ba•kgg. hi„ligge, Bann kw, buidass., IL D,,,iolbg• Mr. P. bias's Milton... (Ptinthe) 3-0 First prize won easily. Second prise woo by about • y Hone, although &ernes that the wahleets of the caw
••• ••• ••• done. The advances in Itchelon and in line were franehise and of the redistribotioa of seats should be fell . Mr. Wing. N. If S., mile Drage. Mn, wires, ...rapt. Mr. Go land's Stag .. ... ... ... (Celli') 0-3 yard.
very.. steady., . I "e'er es' squadrons mlemme wore considered together. is of opinion that the system of hick k and Mrs. King, Mr. Le Merchant, 11.11. A., Mrs. Mr. Ward'. Deceiver, aged ... ... (Lnonoil 0-0 a HuiDLI Rams of 250 yards, over four flight, of smarm to MA attack • in succession; the advance to trouping proposed in the present 811 l for the Redistri- that WI,
Newington, Miss. Newington, Mr. D. Ornette, Mr. Savory's Magpie ... ... ._ (White) 0-0 bindle.; open only to the nost.commissimes °m.os
the shack ' 'in line was also very well performed. I bathos of Seats ii neither convenient nor equitable, and more, de
Capt. Glyn, Mn, Hamann, 75th Rent, Mr. lay, Mr. Charles Clesi • Sweet Mary (W. Roberta) 0-0 and priest. of the Q.O.R.Y.C. Ist prise, 20a ; 2nd, belay,
l (turning to Lord Dighy) the conduct of the thet the schism. of Her If.joety's eovernment i• not was *nab .h 7:,..11 Relit. Mrs. Rankest, Mite Beam illre. Fyler, A false start was made in commenting the test beet, Ts. 6.1.; 3rd, 2a. 61.
regiment bag been eel, go,ul in quarter.. [Lord nelciently eistured to form the bads of a satisfactory hair arifu'lk
Rec.' E. Fox, Mrs. Fox, Mr. Mitchell, Misses wh,a they rot off well and performed a capitol rear. W. Senior, Vale Troop . . . . 1 • made right w•
Churchlll, Mrs. and Mist Addiso_ ,o Misuse Deere, Each heat West of Feeliend come up to the winning E Goodwin, VA. Troop . . . . 2 Digby assented.) You
You l not mindl am "I°•
sure my •"'"e"
upon gave her,
Moe Eingsmill, Mr. E. Hussey, lfro E. Hussey, elo.ir about three lengths a•heed, the remainder being F. Npicer. We Timor
out •
n•• •
sp..D; in,
Min Homey, Mies Homey, Mr. Elwes, Mr. Eyre, well up eith the second home. U. lanj field, Dv cheater Troop . . . 0 sonestion, namely, that to excel in anything all OF PICIXOPIL -On rendav, after service hot *menace.,
tier. was • f 5 no
Lout Hooka, Mrs. Float's, Mies Ffooka, Cud. • w
~., w MATCH of two sovereigns for beaten ponies. Distance - Miller, ttherborne Troop . . . . 0 mast take *es; and, to become good cavalry you in the Free Ctiumb, Ladino. 11w., found that a flock cf list a... Si
she
thm of the choral Mien
- Burt, Hberborne Troop . . . . 0 must not only be mounted on good borers, but you Hos."' hal '4l/4" P°•° • . g degounced immediate
Shakerley, R.H A., Capt. Hawkeewortb, Sir R. U. about • mile, over four light, of hurdles. ohtejoeg eno.e. by emote of the windows which lied been
Senior won by about 200 yards. Two or three yards must try to excel in swordsmanship. No cavalry and his wife. his li•hink
i iiin, Bart., Capt. Gould, Mrs. Weston, Mums Humbug ; ii t h., mesmi left , and being onside to find their way out nods.
Five started.mute o re between second and third, ought to be better than the yeomanry cavalry of
Alt.' *r
some time intgwa• found that the attention of th, note ren "Mimi .11•ra it . Blennerhaseett, Mrs, parcel), Me M. Guest, lir.r. lengths, but haying relined the lower flight of bun:ilea
Houma R tce of 250 yard. over four flights of England, who belong to a class of men always in the - ennn wan so much distracted by the birds thet re"' and ""j'eri '"''''' he"
E. Digby, Mr. A. Quick*. Mr. Fyler, Mr. E. De S-es et.simitfied, Th. peso ... 000„,.,,("17 awarded to A. • •
°!tmitret • be right. She got the f 5 n•
rdla • open only to the non-comm ned officers ado saddle, under ' II k• df ' d going • is • n fatigue, an exposed he minister sagented that as the day wan flie it would Pentheny O'Kelly, Mr. Mogg, Mrs. and Miami Leir,-eiley my, which eons in wood, Charlie, making a good I"' .. . _. _ . First .
three shilling. and as she
and porno. or the Pioral inviter& prise, to every change of weather; but, you most he b-tter to agjonrn to the 0140 air. This was done,
Id he ' 1, 1
AC. kc. third. Le excatitae race.
Sh. ; second, la. dd. ; third, Or. 6i. forget that your training is short, and you mud not and the remainder of the semi.* was conducted outside, tr"" w" '" • Corti?? PETIII SESSIONS, Friday. -Before R. fl ..
_. mem. for hems. timmesye; di,
A MATCH or two soy Sapper Tumor . . 1 . Sapper Walters . • 0 lon the opportunities you have at your own homes -ll.dimborg4 Feesioo Courant. on a claret nt falsehood, fraud
Eliet. Est. -William Lino, botcher, of Portlud, was mute about smile, over four lights of hurdles. Hitching . . 0 I „ Byrne . . 0 of trying to noel in swordsmanship and to become Ars and the fool. who treed to buy "to
summoned by William White, the younger, forNo, riliaLa ND EMIGRATION -The ship Eudora Empire, h••• the plemure of knowing 11,
Garland's Stag took the lead on Cor;oral Andersen . 3 good ahots, and then you will be se good cavalry u 1751 ton burden, th•rtered by Meers. T. IL Mack., taken is by • tiiiker. -John oilroal ,
smolt on the 12th May. There was also • cross Five started. Ilr. •
be first flight of hurdler, and mintsinerl its won by 20 yr& without much mortice, seirood and any can he. B I ' But say again you must take pains end Co., sailed on ti • 18th inst. from Gravesend, for
summons, in which William Lano charged William 'moire t .. , „
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White with aseaulL Mr. Howard appeared for both il the mom or ins race, Delownhe, Milton, third 000dng pp std.. march.
position n . individually ; for year mined and adjutant cannot Queer...land, Capt. J. C. Ferguson. Comm•nder ; Sue. Tee Mingle UPoll WHICH Ilia Sus .
and Magpie being wall up. A HOUMA RAM of 250 yard., over four flights; open make you good cavalry oakss you try to improve rom.Soperintendent. Dr T. 12 D. Byrne. The &Sem Suoi is CAI proud boast of Groat Britain, .
patties, stating that they were both respectable men,
t the nonisommiwioned • [Boer, and privates of the yourselves. Lord Di he andgentlemen..l shall Empire I. the 79th wee' that has sailed on th, i„sd. .urpassing every other empire that I,as .
Hit they bad come to a better understanding with I iuring each evening die Yeomanry hand, under o
62nd realms:la Fint pries, 20m.; second, Ts. 6d• : have much .ti
- te of mi ration under the immediate diree- .•.° pleasure in making • favourable report order •Y` m • • . Ool.ssal Babylon in the day of her grew
each idler, that they had both premised not to the able leadership of Me Eyrie. bare perf"tmed •
thud, 2.. 6.1.
tion of 114 r. laden, arenteenend for the Queensland Per•ia under her towering Eerwi, Macedon .
ashy reel :other in future, and that, with the con' choice selection of mimic in front a the Royal of your regiment to His Royal nimbuses.
government. She *mite. 450 souls, divided into pow. •mbitions Alexander, and, finally "Eternal Rot,
- Drummer Thompson .1 I Sergeant Me•Biraie • 3 The regiment after • brief. halt was f ad into
sent or the writ thy magistrate, they wished to with. Hotel. t Anon . . 2 I ~ ManaulnY • 0 =robin ing, assisted, ano free pessengery, end ~.4.0...1 gyg so-calked onierees of the world. The Briton's i
draw their respective gases Cases withdrawn.- NSW MUSIC HALL. Sentare g order, and returned to Weymoutb, where
Won by thou' tan ilnil. Mimi moaned all his legs on arriving at head qoarters they were immediately ---w rg
rite be of families; 16t simile men, 11 I female,, material and moral: ill. Iso.rr midi' Beeline; butt
• song •
ill OOP Mad of bluets,. which Eoglohmen eawt u,
lain Coin n, of Portland, wag summoned II During the day of the Yeomanry the New Male to distance the third by shout four yards. dismissed. Tog Dertesocrrme Foweas or Foxes.-A few days you striking 'sinner -we mr.so medical *twenty. whir.
Jehn Thomas Carter. of the mare plan, with aerealt Hell hen been opened for dramatic performance* by o._ ,w,
earLOOMIS OaAND HANDICAP, a Flat Reese (ball-
THU LONONION ego thethePterd 01 Cm7M""blebh. P`rtb•l'irs. in • wenn to h.e, we* for ma she real Indian title ol
08 the 2SI It April. There was also • cross summons
the 4th Dorset Voluateer Rifles Amens'. Dramatic amlle) . pft, to Al „mere. 1,,r,m tem,,,
eet.,...b.it.
...
recess 4 the root. which stioarlietl• had been recently "Medicine Men" of the amnion. We allude to Pr.'-
tithe
Hotel and we believe
in shii•l John Thome Carter wee charged with . t ether with the celebrated Meedilte2r the pig., the gift of W. Dominos. Esq., with 20L -"mit Place at the Roes- , , fregti,ntsi by loges, found !awarded/1006mA of grouse,
1, to, femor Holloen, over the sphere of whom remedies the
&resulting William Combat), on the 26tb April.
lodist. On Saturday the Amateur addm ; mooed, Joe; mud, sg, gave the greatest satisfaction. The gueehs were xi mountain lona, some p•rtridgas. Inn lambs, • young sun sever torti.,-. for, whitener there is dise.se lob. nigger me Lient-Colonel Lied Digby, Mrs. C. W. Digby, kid, ke... all of which appmeed perfectly fn sh. and h
lir' Howard likewise appeared in this •••••, and Drontotage gave the laoghable drama entitled "A James Rumen
eked for leave to setae not of court. The partite
Day too late for lb. Fair," and on Monday and - Moresby
bad themselves shaken hands over the matter, and
Tuesday evenings were performed the " Ticket.of- T. W. B-Silent
committed among both sheep and locks A s° that modest and unpretending e.tablishmest of
were now good friends, Lem wee given to with' leave Man," or, "The oonviot's return from Portland. Drummer J. Tboopows . . . . Mr. G. and Mi.. Arden, Mies Blonnerhamett, Mr. r•••••• be Professor Hol'oway, near Temole Bar. in London, the mid..
game are beyond cieleutation. The proprietors and Weald
draw the eummnimee -Alfred Farwell and James It ia the first time we have seen our amateur per. Domeier Jeanie
Edward Godwin, Q.O.Y.C. . .
hove commeneed to exterminate the quasi medical pole of the universe. The golrldiggier of
Thornton, Miss Allen, Rev. G. R Southwell, Hon. ;,"hrtnere - --e vermin Australia fins in bin pills • erten cure lot all his swan
Sin wire charged with cruelty to a horse on the formers, and we were agreeably surprised at the ble.-Ardemens.
H. Suomi-tads
Ihth April.- P.C. Cantle said that on the day in se with which hoe several artistes acquitted Driver Miller. B. R. A.. . . . , Major Wray and Officers of the Royal Engineers, The Garet DISOOUNT COMP/ST.-An impatient remedy for all his external dinner. In the vest and
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question he wee on duty in Wyke Regd. erbain be themselves. The two pieces we have men went off
William Senior, Q.O.Y.C. . . . . blies Breese, Miss Granada, Mrs Talbot Baker, meeting d terwwg interested in PieleeMul th ' bunthwe demely-pormlated regions of lodi., Robot/ay'. remedies
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see James Sims driving • home with • cart laden I,lwall, and relit eightfootion to the remark& y gays g Joseph Mullies
with bricks. Tb• horse appeared to he working in well filled homes, ea was maaiketed by their T. Moore
great agony. and be examined it and found two is applause. The "rnimitable" Mackin, of George Plank
approving compeay on la =Dropout mate, ' and ismer Reese* 60,
wounds under the chant, Mr. .1 P. F. Gundry, Mrs. J. Good, llns. entale safe end welloonsidered principles, Its.. film the native. and the European enders of the Geer-
. . oollar. He asked the boy whose .„.., easord roan of laughter, as In always dow. B. Harding. ..... .
P. to 100 a. ; Flukes, 100 s.
°time it was. sad he replied that it belonged to M -rim' Heals, Mies Ham yr, Mr. W. S. Good, Mies (noddies, hard wa, of opinion that • good deel of the busier*, infested regions of Shan hail them ad salvation in the
Alfred Farwell, of W r' but winged offer no comment on his celebrated nigger C. Rogers • ' Scotch Regent', 60a. to Mrs. Ronne. Mr. J. Farqulsaron, Mot Farquhar- wood be kept number and that the intitatioa of met hoar of need; the Woo Indian ends in them his wheel-
61mouth. The boy was die- Almod everione Illie sou Corpor I Thomas, R.E. . . . ,
• 120 a per ton. Spanish (as
mimed • Futrell, the , f it. ii_ ~ .., Minos sod his soogs. . .
to . _
the
lea
all lb.
tray, and woe by obent son, Miss Pyagent, Mr. A. Memel, Mrs. Neville, a discount twaspany was a commercial necessity. A anchor wiles the frail hark of his body I. in danger rii me. he 24e
per
s,rh,
sthe ell", had not h•Oli-" workedo--. Inc.,.' tr"eaati_s" and beard him woe, and to have seen tm oetio is Roswell kept
Thk.,..t wow .g,..s deal of enitement Miss Vandelear, Mies Rawhinworth, Capt. Wade. bag and rather warm ilbeamioo wooed, and eventually Perishing by Amatory, laspelding mortifintioc. an Ito,,
'''' 6°' and costs--Th
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erd Moresby was in advance SI &Mat lout, WIL Whalley, Capt. J. W. Daniell, (Jolooel • eminittes was appointed to determine oboe mama the nimble yellow fever-that 'nightly fear and INGO.
"Men Amey was summoned smug use WO •
by P.C. Rorer with being drunk and riotous in a Waptallitalr' by about two yore* the latter evidently determined not Thompson, Mrs. G. W. i)nieLl, Rev. V. F. Re..d•odd he pursued. da devil" of the oolonle, and if three remedies bane HIDE MAR
not entirely severseded every other in Europe. it me only LILLIMMIALL. Frnlay.-Hides
street at Portland, on Sunday the 26th ApriL Mr. This may be considered the Werfocath "Dm by es es esetpAshed easily The mos eth does by Ho'to••0 team, Mies Molts, Mrs. Nooks. Mr. G. Eliot, Mrs. A SPILLIeIIt ROMitt. -Two soldiers (a onpnerl ....h., ia.t.oo. of that infatuation or ignorance dew 641ba__,, 2.0. to 2t I. ; 64115. to 2211.
Howard aPPthred for the defend hant Fi ed 5... Day.' The weather was far more favourable than in 2 min. 10 Set. The remaining diverdosis were leek Hill, Mire Cox, Mr.. Cox, Lieut.-Col Cos, Mi.. sad private) of the 14th Istaatry, who were esepatehed loilieme &among men "who do not know what is good to With, 3. to W. ,• Mtn to ft.
including oneth - - Siuton Howe, of West any that preceded or amended it Miriam the stay of teeing, ha, which mused unlimited emmenumt to ti" Foster, Capt. Gould, us Browne, Rev. Mr. Brawn, from Sheffield to arrest awl bring lmak •de deter, after foe thew." The C.o.d. re we the first to edn, te„ MM. to Otis.., 34 h. to 44.; 9611. t
Miss Neat, Rev. J. Nest, Mrs. Neat, Mrs. Foe, eaptoring their man lah Liverpool. Heed with the
. aud.tion bestowed upon Holloway's preparaitoos in Od. ; 1041 be. to 11211 W., 01. to Oil. Flo.
Chickerell, wee eaMaioned by Cha.les amid the Yeomanry this year, sad several thump& assembled epeatators.
‘IIII.'WI *Mew. Mrs Blinurbamett, Mr. Guidry, the Mayor id nrith•er i
length " • cut'!" 1! kb lasted for thearsi dale, and ilimismi. They appear to have taken the niece of In • 104. 61. Calf skis., HO% 2a. to te. i
With • breach of the peace ell the 17th May. As onabraond the opportunity of being pretest to sag the
centhleioant was walking through his mond; sport on thei sands-the plan where the MIMI here Th. excitement touching .
Mto *dell d the permit Weymouth, Hog. R. Talbot, Rev. A. Bragg*, Mn. erlsio at they round their way to the fatten st.,iiire md o mmiriarioner with emiterfm i,e. sgettoppagy,-Slowp•kles ; Down; T.. On
'lotion to return to SheM-Id, all three were is mesh • Th .....0, rap ...v.
0.1. to m tit • ftionelines le le o
defendant called to biol, charted him with IC
- k place is the oldies Lhasa Two Yeomanry to Weymouth calm oe Friday. A. Mend, Yes. H. Yeatinan, Miss Bathes,
p,oyeen‘ti
heinie.e
eeedpiee
ehee
they
hart,. he
„Asa • 'pod peer...dem of the Ph.rmacotinia for law* 3e• . •
asserting annually too ready nausroas list of fever and arrow. sesiotesia nrefula. ko at one coded
that hit dull "I'd • nbe•P• and solve be wield yr funned the de of the grand stand, when in additim to the al Mrs. ffutheu Mile F"kle'ith Baa..haa• Mor.oFt
_lle, to the bet' ewe, Friday the esea wee broaght befm• to thee, and ll,s a s is_j ' among Per
e y arimoneosal their HtITMA RE WM shop off his bead with a bill•book. Complainant while an mints some distance off did faelsimehle arrivals the Wane daring lit,
- early Part Mrs. Fyler, Mies Ewa& Bashes, atm K. moms. the Lthenool sthibtrues. and the duerter oil. be
mid he considered that his life was amdanitered by duty ser • private Add to which JoarLsty for ad- ben of gaily
of the day brought down bur n . Capt. B. Browne earl Moore of the Royal Portland euree as the cotruneeeemeet of a "new era in the Summixen.-Meadow hay, 114 4a. le IS
„,... ... r'taimel until • mere reliable eeeeee b'el••• from sanitary history of British Auteri "It el E 5 6to 1:6 10e Od.; and strew, 1:2 lo Et
et the east
to-day, donned misiesurso, so pleasure unbent; 2 Artillery, Mrs. H. W. Digby, Rev- a. W. UiehT, Sheffield, while the moidlan have beeo banded 000 g to M. mast est, over, •,. Ike defendant's violence. Came diamond on Muni n was (rod, given. Mr. r° however, be supposed thin th opal rit of Holloway's Iced. A fair demand.
• 1 • y _ per ' nth as it had done ths livelong Mien Beatrice Butts, Mies Pliip, Mis Betts, Mr. the milibuyjariedistioa.
defendant paying the outs in • snostb.- acted as 'lid Mr. N yam was clerk of the maim, wind Maw ea viol . . .
rem dim in the OPlOniai ill • 111010 red... or lerTile CUMMMILAND. -lisenow hay, SI 45• le es 11116440-
J OM • • in with the aoonnialation in al Mr. W straw, 82 le
To,, them adairPt Portland butchers for due Mr. Wadsworth ' used as starter, Mr. W. yeah, Ithlyinff °ad Plu- it • him& lreet Master,. Philip ilmttsffue`o_Kr‘ t-_,,yl4,„__• W. Too *mamma CAUL -Os Tend., ebest (610 mile. "I their fame in England, Then medodom proved e., Meier, a it• to E 6 10a. 04. ; awl
°toying cattle plague order,, adjourned to Ranaton
eril, were d Mr. Laogiord werederksof the Oullfell, of dime on the mode, and whirling
il_t•
.Leff Stothel wood. Mr. Fre•Or. Awl,. +-VI zwe.___ala- of the sew •tleatte Telegraph Odd* had bora ealele he •pecitles for the 'oodles demon of the sod and 211 68. per load. Basely mallarila•
Dorchester on Sunnis and sad ".
. • pert, and Wain* (deed, ill lb* (*.IS aal " re*" kw 7.- ia.P.D..."" balsa", le" W. F"T. t)°°°"°44r °• `w, 04°‘ mewed moor la *a Meld we bawd the Or** Eadank• diet were Pettily accepted, and art other reuse« WRITIMNIAPILL.-Msedow hay, Et Oa be IX 1061,
y seat, MING were the police took as active
edierned for a mostb in emomessos of orray ems preserved the has al the maim* 1111•611111dati ik.. bat 11, „t„a. mono rota, preempted ore eenPlelle. Mee, Thipt. Ws lenuni,, my. 1, Di reldbasy The raorioioo aosams ,04 the Iris, are eve, tied the prima awarded to Profaner fielloway'a dower, Ell ss. to IS Ifs. 04.1 sod Mem el 04
Magistrate Wisp menet meted of the aglecosoo's somsemooll I- dm as Marti. Tappw-wbos by an INV. Wow Ontidir, Kim ;a inlay,
.111. Ilthipv, Ilitsa erawatingrbir She side sod lit sempsoes -11oolooto lofts to IS Is. per toed. Trett• MUMPS
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