The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-01-13 00:00:00

WIABORNL

COuurr BALL—Tide annual ryseio* took pleas on
Wednesday night, at the Cora Kleheage, when •
fashioualfe gathering assembled. Jonee's quadrille
.bend was in attendanoe. and the dancing WM Kept up
far into the small hours. By the admirable manage-
ment of the stewards, Major-General Maclean and Mr.
C. J. Parke, the ball was elaborately and beautifully
decorated with taste and skill. The following ladies
and gentlemen were present :—Mr. George Moretti,
, Min Moract, Miss Mend Merlins, Mr. Hay Marmot,
Lieut-Colonel and Mrs. Paget, Mr. Vrelleslay Paget,
Mr, Claude Paget, R N.' Mr. Csoil Paget., Mr. H. Paget,
Mr. Loaded., Mr. De Bins*, Mr. Sautall, Mies A.
Benham, Mies (flagstone Lord Riward Churolaill,
Ma) iT.General Maclean, let., Wises Mechem (2). Mr.
end Mrs. Rdward Farqnhanon, VAN Lawrence Farql-
hereon, Mimi Itadelyffe, Mrs. Coventry, Mies Brymer,
Colonel Hankey, Mr. Herbert Keane, lion. Mrs. San-
derson, Mr. Bacdereon. Misses Sanderson (3), kitties
Phillimore (2). Mr. Martin Gurney, Mr. Andereon, Mr.
',miter, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Rowe, Mies Whitehead,
Rev. C. Torkington, Mlii Torkiogtoo, Mr. H. T.Tking.
ton, &A., M.j nr-Oecoval Sir Fa fl Greathed, 8.0 8.,
Lady Greathed, Mr. C. J. Parke, Mrs. Parke. Mr. A.
W. Parke, Mr. B. H. Parke, hien Filer. Mite U. Cam-
bridge, Miss B. L Parke Captain Lockwood (20 Ii
Haman), Mr. Granville ionsoriby. Captain Hawke.
worth, Captain N. Stun, Mies Stunt, Miss Watt*, Mr.
and Mrs W. J. Browne, Miss Browne, Miss Aqnle
Browne° Mr. Leonard Browne, Mr. W. B. Browne, Mr.
Carter, lira. Tregon well, Misses Tregonwell (2), Ca tamrt
tiartord, Mr', flariord, Mr. P. M. Ltart.rd, Mrs.
ll'Cheyne, Mrs. Forte, Hr. Conway Voy,l,Jousa, Mr.
G. Arleen, Mr. Spenser. Mr. B. C. Llater.lig and Mrs
Later-K .y, Mr. K. .1. Weld (Lulworth Castle). Mines 1
Weld (2), Captain and Mr.. loltoson, and Mats Forte.
Supper was laid out In the Freemasons' lodgr.room
u, stairs, and the excellent catering of Mrs. Howe, of
DoreheaWr, left nothing to b 3 deaire<L

BUCK L AND—NEWTON.
Am-Tin:qr.—A boy named Galo'has uset with &serious
aoolesut ou Clinger Farm. lie was Oaring with •
turnip cutter, sad by sons means got his left Irani too
0011 f the knife, the result being that three of hie fing.n
were °bopped tit. Toe poor little fellow's suff,riugs
were very severs, and on receiving niodloal etteralanoe,
another Anger had to be sawn if, through being crasher',
U. la progressing favourably.

MINTEHNE.
Tw.) Mutt AITACILAD BY • BULL COWARDLY
CONDUCT ON Int-virraeasks —On Thursday la.t •
man named Frederick Bymee, in the employ of Lord
Digby, wee untying, a bull when the &aim.] soddenly
sheeted him In a savage manner, knocked him down,
gored him In the thigh, and finally tossing him over lie
back. Having vented its rage on poor Bymem, the
Infuriated bean turned its attention to John Anthony,
an old dairyman, who would no doubt have shared the
same fate as Symea, bad he not have kept the animal at
bay for some time, till • young mein, John Damen,
pluckily rushed at the animal and seitiog it by the
nostrils dragged it to the, stall and securely haunted
Luokily A.attiony was not injure]. Symee was
cionveyed to his home at Little Maseru', and attended
by Dr. McEo•ry, of Gras, who sewed up the wound,,
and we are glad to hear he is progressing toward.
recovery. The affair warn witueesed by two men named
Thomas Mullett and William Napier, who, instead of
reudering asaietanoe, rushed off, and one II strong,
powerful fellow, coaled to an old man, over 10 years of
age ill to go and drive the animal off. Had It not ben
for tbe plooky oondoot of Daman, in all probability the
other two would have been killei.—Cosmosicatani.