The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-05-21 00:00:00

THE RACING ON THE HANDL

Glorious weather favoured the gathering of thousands
of visitors In Weymouth. They came from all goat's's+
to see the event of the day, the pony and horse rasing
on the Sands, and they gathered on our magnifisent
grand stand, the Esplanade, ladies in the gayest of
dresses, nobe of ell ranks, and snobs of all degrees,
all pressed closely topther on the Esplanades in tore
anticipation of seeing the Yeomanry sports. From ,
opposite the Royal Creases% to the New Pleasure
Gardens, they skittered three or four thisk, until it
was • wonder that some of them did not go over the
I brink, from the pressure behind. But the tweed was
1 in the bed of humours—who eould fell to he so,
with snob delightful weather ? The publle were
requested to keep off the Sands, to ennui
aorudents • but a goodly number of sporting gentlest's
were gathered there, both on the wide arena, sod
in sundry waggons that raised them above the formrd.
Kr. Mason the jades had a little bon on the level
Instead of being paused in the waggon, and this eashiefi
him to be nearer the horses as they eatne in. Arno";
the company on the sands we noticed our ever genial
Liberal member. Li. Edwards, Esq., who it will be NM
by another paragraph, P&s again marked Lis coming by
an act of kindness end liberality, and he had a I:theorist
smile and a word of wi lootsm to all. The Yeomanry
uniform was plentifully represented, and we beg Lord
illobarls pardon if at Weymouth we matiot luta
noticing prominently our worthy Conservative inimamr,
C. J. T. Hawk°, E q., whose manly build at ones die.
thlguisbei him above tiis fellow.. But to particularise
further would be a task beyond our specie, it must stake
to say the windows, hal nes, &pis nade, steps, the Sends,
and the very boats on the water were teeming with
spectators of all grades. Mr. G. Wadswoith ably
offloaakd aa starter and the first I&30 was started
pueoioally at 4 o'clock, the time announced.
Pus POll2 EITAM OF FITS OUINIAS, for Peaks not
egaseduig 13 bands; heat.; about one ma.; over
four tights of hurdles; (utak weights; £4 es. for

ent Pony, £L t.. for the mond; antrum:le 21. 13d.
• --

each, to go le the second ropy.
Mr. George getsor's Dick carpi& (Aplte) ... 2 1
Mr. 8. Bismarck (bleach) 1 3
Mr. J. Mitchell's oh. Haggard, (Dowlaod) ... 3 2
Mr. Snow's ch. St3rre (Pope) ... 0 0
Mr. Donvey's gr. Pretalder (Hardy) . 0 0
Mr. W. Sattington's (Attic Pet (J. (lonia) .. 0 0
Mr. Rose's eh. O. Peacoat (A. Hardy) ... 0 0

Peacock led at the start, the others pretty well
tether, one horse refused the team, and we. out ad
the rec.. PesoJek fell beckon earning home. Bismarsk
took brat plait., followed by Dick Turpla and Butter-
dy, and in this order they coma in. In the wooed
best, after a rush by Peacock and Little Pet, Disk
Torpin god Bottady name out, foamed by Bismarck,
sad them three took the lead. After ronoding the
distance together, there was •amart race home between
Dick Tormn end Buttrrdy, ; but the first won by a
neck, Bismarck some lengths behind. In the deciding
Bismar.k and Dick Throbs played with emit
other fir room time, until Bismarck took the Wed.
After the second hurdle Dick Tondo wee let out, sod
distaneed his rival, running home easily s long way
ahead.

tote wu litel to be leer. This woe aggraYeAmi by the
homes going balmy the et ,rter dropped be flag, and I
after a Weil•4101 t.t f RCS, the riders IMO informed it
was a false start. When they were got off, Sweet
William led up to the post, and th• re Sandy bolt. d,
Co,katoo, Eleanor, and Toulouse came out, and in this
order race I hone., Cockatoo winning by three berths, I
two lengths between Eleanor and Toulouse. In the
wound test, S Ludy strain bolted at the tlll%, and •
Cock don Eleanor, and Meleombei come to the front.
Cockatoo won by two Icogtns. El air four length. .
before Mel -ombe.
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THE WITHOCTH BEY ESTEEMS Or TEN 001111" the
gift of Charles Hambro, Req., M.P. Over four
dights of hurdles ; bests; about one ; oakum
each, to go to the sooond horse; 12 steno each,
thoroughbreds 141 b. extra.
Mr J, Parry's b. m. Mn Borridale, 13st.
(Furl) ... 1 0 1
Mr Corry's b. h. Dandy. 12at. (Owner) ._ 0 1 2
Mr. Moyle's oh, 11, Wild Charlie, 124. 61b.
(Short) 0 2 0
Mr Harris's b. h. Brown Slug, 13st. fib.
(Owner)
Mr F. Hardy's b. h. Cockatoo, 12. t (W. ilfardy) 3 3 0
Mr. W. Hardy's ch.ib. Sweet William, 12it.
(F. Hardy) - .. 0 0 0
Mr Miller's br h. UnoleJoe, 12.1. (1.111111er) 0 0 0
Mr Sheller's b. n. Irishman, 124. (Owner) 0 0 0
Cockatoo made the running up the tern, where several
bolted; on coming up to the third fences Brown Slug
showed in advanos, and at last Mrs. Borridais tea
the load, her jockey whipping hard. Silt won by •
length, and Brown Slog wee • length ahead el Ceske.
too. In the monad heat Wild Charlie, Mn,
ICookatoo, and Dandy, showed in front, sod the
1, hurdles • dog ran up the course, followed by • pollee-
am.7 insettstrt therltrossurowboll7d:htdat"DatedrYdri,
Barridale, and Cockatoo mime out test. 111 r• Berri-
dale fell back behind Wild Charlie, who nest passed
Cockatoo and challenged Dandy. A poll rine fol-
lowed, but Dandy won by • length cad • hall, two
lengths between second and third. In the deriding hest
Dandy took the lend, but Mrs. Borridale posse( Um,
and after changes, the mare proved the better horse
sod won easily.
A !RAO/ Poe GELLOWETE 70. SIX GOIXELS, MOE EX.
' ceding 14 bands; beets; sheet ate ; ever four
flights of hurdles; catch weights; estrum fia sash,
to go to the second galloway.
Mr Roberts' b.h. Magenta(ll. Oa) 0 1 1
Mr Lowman's b. h. West of linked (Owner) 1 2
Mr Harding's Bluetit (Bosch) ... 2 0 0
Mr J. Bannton's Aehisvement (J. Horde) ... 3 3 0
Mr Moyle'. gr. Cock of the Walk (Mobley) 0 0 0
Achievement led at the siert, and took the trot femme
with flismark close behind, West of Regisedlrsdloped
Lod passed the two, Magenta ran wide, and • nee
lay between West of England and Bismorek, who by
! this time had peeaxl Achievement; Nobly of whip
was owl on the leading horses, !Leech espesielly being
severe, but it was of no use, West of BROM woo by
half a length. In the second beat Maputo was kept
well in hand, and defeating the other beeves, swear
'Joel, passed West of England and almasseli. The
p.oe became tso good for any but the Leas( honest
and Magenta, being mkt* to stay, I =sais frost el
West of England. Bismarck dropped Achieve.
mint, and so they wane in. Magenta winubt:
length and • half, West of England • ....mll4
&donee before Achievement. In the desidles hest,
Magenta woo easily.
Mcrae. 23 Bove. h. ft. About 1 rag, tat.
Mr Lane's Hoye (J.. Harris) 1

Thus concluded the TAWS about it quart r to e Yen.
Oonalieranle number ol pleaaurt•ieetera atilt occupied
the FA, bulde, Alla the In larity aasembled at a later
hour, to hoar the hand 1114, in front of the It ial Hotel.
The curets and the front w(re crowded 1,11 ltte at
Right.

TROOP PRIEV.R.

lb awns.. Meets, Joe (Owiber) I
Roble led all the way and woe, In spits of Mr,
Oorrle's (muse of the whip.
MATca, 20 Bove.. h. ft. 0 MIMI up.
Mv W. Day's Sandy (Owner) ... 1
Mr Moyle's Psi (Owner) ...
Sandy led, and though Pax by a apart, &hood
*eve for chime In the end Sandy was by a Peek.
This *lncluded the sports, but the larg• growls sws.
tinned to enjoy the fine weather till lets, chewed by
the mains of the Sand. Rotes fireworks were We(
from e host, and tAte Seplariade preempted • very lively
seen,.

The men of three troops to-day had competed for the
prizes Aiven by their tapers, and tlie following wore the
winners : .

rIVZ POUNDS, for swordsmen of the V.. 1, troop—
Corporal lord.
Cur, voles i:fi, Yelbury troop swordiumn—Privats
Jas. White.
LULU/4 Si BOWL, Wimborne troop, to be won three
yeara in aromeslion—Private Barrios, drat year.
At the Barden Hotel in the evening Werra li.use
and Verne entertained a rather small party, with vinii•
lag, nrimim7, and ventriloquism. The amusement was
exegl'ent. llama Bruce and Verne are young men of
, very greet talent. and the vent.iloquism was sem* of
the best we have ever heard.
The Theatre was again opened by Mr. B lion end his
isompaoy, and the indigoes were highly delighted.
In the evening the barometer fell, a bad omen for the
nest day.

TEI ILIVIIiw.

Prig

Kilned auuiwr distance oolumn
Advanced in column of troop. from the right, and trotted
post by squadron&
Formed line and went through sword envies, with the line
advasoed em far ma possible.
Retired from the right of squadrons by fears.
By loan changed position left beck.
Hen Private Beajedsla, of the Vele troop, hid every
narrow escape. His horse beeame restive, end one heed
being engaged with the sword,the rider cruild not eon.
trot the bone, who threw his. heavily. Mr. Bujeli.l I
slipped from the stirrup, and tad ; the hors* thee
furiously tubed out, his heeltgoing very nest his late
rider's heed; but be wee secured without doing any
salschlef.
;Le minima then advanced in echelon front the right.
from the left of squadrons by alternatetroop&
Advanced in double column.
I Formed line to the right.
Retired in column of troops from the right.
Formed column of squadrons on the centre right in front.
I Galloped to the front by squadrons.
Here the spectators rushed wilily away as if the troops
I wadi ran them down; bat before they ruoh ed the
seeded of ertillery they got the order" fours outwards,"
end banned to the right end left.
Formed quarter distance column.
Advanced In parade order: general Web&

Colista Sunoco, C.a.. said 1 I wish to asps few
words of encouragement to you. You turned out this
maiming, sonsiderlog toe weather, in a most ~edit ibis !
meaner, and you have worked very well indeed, when
we take into consideration this you have really bad
only three days' drill. I will not say you are the
finest regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry I. the kiegdom.
If! did you would not of course believe me; bus I do
say that in one nava you are better mounted than ,
most regiments I have moo. Your horses axe expellent, '
sad a great credit to you. Your offieers are very keen
about you. I wish you all to understand that I thine '
It is quite impossible that you should be age in 6 days'
drill to bosoms efficient; but that you mast attend
I your squad and troop drills daring the year is a positive
asesselty. I can only add that I shall have meek
pleasure to making • favourable report of you to Head
Quarters.
The regiment shamed front, and retired In column of
troop.
There were then some smaller movementa ; but soon
the regiment wore set free by Col. Seymour, end after
bedsits( Host Miller's booth, they formed in order and
left Lodmoor, whish had been woefully out up by the
horses' hoofs, and in some places pounded to mod.
They returned to Weymouth, where they were dis-
missed about three. Being In a very dirty state, many
rode into the water, to wash the bodies and legs of their
horese,and returned Into town looking bright and clean.
One hone, in doing this, got out of hie depth and gave
his rider a wetting, to the amusement of thuse who
watched them from the shore. The men were not long
to getting into oomfortable quarters, but the offisere
had a great event coming elf, for which they mast
prepare.
The dried air given by the officers of the "Queen's
Own." took ?lam soon altar the return of the regiment
at Loos's Royal Hotel, and was a most aistocraUe
afar. Nearly the whole of the Vitt of the county go»
present. there being shoot 200 guests. Amongst acne
mama were—Lord Richard Grosvenor, Lady Glyn,
Major Barney, Mrs. Baud, Mrs Fait, Miss A. Dostton,
Miss Domton, Min Watherstone Mrs. Can Glyn,
Mrs. E. Beams, Mr. H. Senior, Captain R. B. Foster,
Major Mom N.S.Y.C., Miss Foster, Lady Selina Bond.
Mr. N. Bead, Captain Castile. Miss Fyier, Mier B.
Bantu, Mies Bashes, Mrs. Vanoentlteynolds, Miss
Morriss, Km (Madden, lisjoe Bugle, Mrs. Castile, Kr.
Hades, Mr. Weld, Ifr. W. Bond, Wise K. Kelly,
Captain Read, /Hs K. Reed, Mrs. Settler, Mrs, Blair,
Cleptaa Blair, Lleut -Colonel A.stell and Mrs. Astell,
Mee Astell, Kiss R. Asked, Kiss B. Astell, Rev. E. A.
Kiddie, Yr., Griffis, Mrs. King, Kr. R. A. Keddlo,
Mr. IL K. Marston, Captain F. F. Darden, Mrs, 0.
S. Daniell, Captain Thresher Mrs. Thresher, Mrs
Brown, Miss Boyles, Rev. 8. Lion, Mrs. Acton, Mrs.
Ticked, Rev. H. Foetuses, Mr. & de P. O'Kelly, Mrs,
H. F. Yeatmess. Illas Bryomr. Mrs Feldman, Rev. W.
W. Foams, Kiss K. Cambridge, Miss R. Pickard,
MN MUG, Colonel Cerebra's, Kier Moots. Mrs. &
R. P. Cambridge, Rev. Z. P. Cambridge, Miss Win-
throp, Mr. Winthrop, Ida B. Winthrop, Miss P.
Lane, Mr. J. De Bosky, Kra J. De Boulay, Dr. and
Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Digby, Mr, C. Digby, Captain
Knatohbull, Mies Raoul, Captain Total, the Mayor
and Mayoress of Weymouth, Mrs. Kennard, bliss A.
Kennard, Miss Kennard, Mr. K. Hancock, Captain
Orred. 12th Lancers, Mr. Roxby, Mr. 0. N. Thomas,
Mrs. G. N. Thomas, Miss Sherrisig, Mrs. W. Webster,
Kr. F. C. fiteggall, Captain Timed and offieers of the
Weymouth Rine Corps, Colossi Mensal and sir officers
a the Dorset Ride Volunteers, Mr. A. Banta com-
maadlog officer IL M.S. AehMee and two officers. Sir
Job.. Mahal, K.C.8., Mies Melia. Lady Mabel. Hon.
Mrs. Montmorency, Captain 'hard, Mr. Z. Hammy,
Mini Hussey, Mrs. Hussey, Mils Ifiddletoo, Yrs.
Blagham. Colonel Bingham, Major Davis,
Captain Bower, D. 1111., Caplan Coombs, D.IL, Lieut,
Browne, D./1., Lout. Fletcher, P.M., Lieutenant IL
Aurae, D.IL, Assistantaargeon Ornate, DAL Kra
Bridge, Mr. Bridge, Mrs. J. B. Bridge, Klee Bridge,
Rev. G. L. Haab, Mies Z. Haab. Kim Radelyffe, Mrs.
F. Radeiyffe, Kr. W. F. Badayffe, Mr. C. Radalyffe,
Mrs. C. Badelyffs, Mts. Bop" Captain A. W. Boyce,
Mies Prater, Mr. H. IL H. and Mrs. Demmish, Dr.
Moorhead.
• Regatta had been iscomused for the evening; but
It wee rough in the Bay that accidents were feared, and
the Committees announced that the Regatta would be
postponed until Monday. This disappointed the
Yeomanry, as ow of the prism was gives for them, and
the mew was sent mend to say that HIM nee would
some oL Bat it wee so wet and sold that few witnessed
the IMMO millet, /ma priaolpally remarkable for the
number of "fools." Mooch the rare was pulled in the
Harbour, Mer marine meshy were evidently at see,
though owe two of the. 'lathe right this' by turning
from the merge apparently to Mob the life boa.
This, the was., being rough, was of mune safely looked
up. • good deal of fan wee mesa by the boat ram,
sad had it beat pulled in fine weather In the Bey, it
woald have been • great feature of the day.
Of the Yeomanry the numbers present on the review
clay were as follows :

Thursfey oottinued Ilse throughout, The merest
role throng the WWII to grand style, end the town..
folk thronged the streets to admire tbe home sad 50...
The noes were sivertiesd to oomorsaise st 4 o'clook ;
but they did not isommenat so punctually se au the
previous day. A great cocoon's* of people enessanded I
but before the lasi race woe ooneluded, they hod very
aura thinned out The arrangement' were r brace,
enoept that the weighing enalosure was south of the
steps, instead of rib the north side, e. oa the previous
day, this arrangignent being to give freer wens to the
Saudi.

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There were but three races on the eard—the first ter
A fiumga Cur istus Frvs Gummi, the gift of Mr.
J. Vincent. For Pont..; heat.; about one sell.;
over four flights of hurdle.; patch weight.; £4 41, for
first Pony; El ls. for the amend ; antrum 2. 11.
each, t 3 go lo the second Pony.
Mr. J. Mltohall's ch. Butterfly (J. Harris) ... 3 1 1
Mr. Ross's oh. h. Peacock (J. Hardy) ... 3 2 2
Mr. T. Gilliagbarn's Forester (Owner) ... 0 3 0
Mr. Dondny's gr. Pretender (grans) 0 0 0
Mr. 8. Herdlng's Bismarck (Beech) 1 0 0
.

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Preteader sierved at the first fame, sod threw biz
jockey, who retired from the race. Forester fell at tie
second fence, and about there Peacock came to the
front, followed by Blamer& and Bat . ha the dr
tenet Pesecielt gave the pool too wide • ar tell
beck to thltd piece; but he gradiudly gained is
Butterfly, and after a splendid rase, hea&id him, but
could not over teke Bismarck, who won by half alsoigth,
a length and • belt bctesee Peacock and Butterfly. Is
the 'mooed heat Pretender man appeared, sad smirks*
unhurt from his fell, made the roman followed. by
Peacockend Butterfly; but it the fiat flight he bolted,
and Butterfly heeded racism*. At the second free
, Forester bolted, ar at the &rare Prior, who bed
gate lead, logs It by going to sea, and Butterfly woo r
be liked. Mr. Gillingham had membered Forester, air
brought him up In time to bare • smart rain with Per
cook, and even to head him onto • bet whoa eon=
Nowak, who was freakier went ;heed, and woe
plat» by two lengths. Bismarck did sot run In lee
mooed heat, having been objecited to, as above lie
stipulated height, and the sante objeettee was
agalast Peacock. Bet he ran the &skills" hea lodgedl
Butterfly, when the latter took and kept Ur lead. Tr-
uing by three lengths.
Tint Mucous' Sraoss or Taw Guntur, lin slit of
Henry Edwards, Pe+, lI.P. Over foe: thiplite el
bereft..; beet.; about ono ; error 10t, lark
to go to the second horse; 12 steno seek thorough-
rode 141 b. extra.

Mr Oorry's lab. Dandy (Owner)
...
Mr Moyle'. lab. Wild Charlie (Short) ... 2 3
Mr Horns'lab. Brown Bing co,,wnerl
Ur C. Robert's ban, Elmer (0) 0 2
„. 3 0
Mr W. Hardy'.b.b. Road William (T. Radii 0 0
This was a good MOO to the diatoms, the horses
pretty mach together; but Brows Slag bad Sweet
William drew aw., from the rest. la the ran home
Dandy, Wild Charley, and illeessor galloped Is
front, sod WM Phew', Band, Ins by two taM!aa,
Wild Charlie a length before filearior. highs
heat, Deady took the lead, sad loot it, Swag Irgg=
who wen roaaleg well for awed plum lest ogesp—gral
tbe turn, aad Brown Slag took his pier, ceit'ss
keeping third throagheat. Doody was by twohmithe,
Brows Slag three lengths before Wlld Media
• Bri.uta Car Vaal' TIN Gleteme, She gift of the
Mayor. A fiat ram for bona ; beau ; shoot...
sd.; weigtia the rase as the Melsombe Slakes.
Mr W. Hardy'a oh. Cooks's° (Owner) ••• ••• 1 1
Mr C. Robert's b.m. Iftseaor (Owner) ......2 2
Mr 0. Maio's b. h. Toulouse (Mwwl ••• •• • ,3
Mr Dann s ob. Meleombe glorrit ••• _••f 1, 3
Mr W. Dardy's b.h. awes& Winkm Or. Reg/ 0 0
Mr W. Day's ob. cookbago (Owasr) , , 0
Mk beteg Ist ram the bolo seraliast be Air
add whit She mist =wad suosqueilly

MILD MAT&
STMT.—Lieutenant-Colonel Richard Grosvenor, Major Yea!,
men, Oaptato sod Adjutant Orilk Surirwo tk'd. A""1-
Bunion Dudek, Veterinary-Burgeon Moor. aargmat-M•lor
IMMUL
Btroraut Taaap.—Quianer-Marae Tod. II wpm* 2
**pat* 1 lemmata. plume. told a

Descaturrie Tsoor.—Csplain Fo, IMOMOMIS Osudry,
Cornet Middleton, Quareresattir Illlier,4 eargalintil.l sortroval.
1 farrier. IA private., total SI.
VAL. TIM. SOW, I.l.lll.enant M. Guest, Quarte-
r...ter. Barri., 5 sergeants, 4 corporal., 31 GO.
Unseat Moor —ilaptain the Karl of Ilche.:er. Lieutenant
Ruiner, Cornet Fellow". quarters& eta, 4 wrteants,
2 eorporals, I farrier, 111 privstes. total 42.
enemas, eTatine—tAtpialit Mr Richard GI ii, I.,eutenant
Montague Guest, Caret Bond, 3 ergeents, I eapung.
privets., total 32.
Taorw.—Captain Goodden, Lieutenant Philip..
QiuirtcrMs.ter Hayward, I Seriplfita, 2 corpora'.. I trumpeter,
I farrier, 39 priv de, total 50.
Tow. —I Lieutenant-Colour] Commandant, I Raj 6
lieutenant., I cornet.. I adjutant, 1 surgwoi. I wiodant-
siiroon, I veterinary surgeon, F. quartermaster. .11 isergeards,
, commas, 2 Its... Wont, 3 hurter., 210 ran' and tin, total
Pans= Sios.—eaplain Ilsinhro, 2 sergeants, wick hones
peewit 2. sh.ent tick I,) quartermaster, I corporal, 13 rank
am' 111.. total It,. Ati writ with leave. II rank and tie ; with.
out leave, I. Total of the ream...l. 314.
Ti). Ball took Owe on Friday evening at the Royal
free', the lolheing halos present :—Dr. Hangman
Capt. Browne 77th, Mrs Beograd, Miss B. Bojo,
Mr liolliagworth, Nu Way. Mr Pennythorne, Mr
Flashy's. Miss Phabyse, Miss B. l'hahrmi. Mrs
Kinnard, Bliss Kinnard, Mi. A. Kinnard. Lieut.
Montefeire. Miss Miller, Mies F. Miller, Captain Prater,
Mr Moshe), 11. N., Captain Law. KM.. Captain
listailtoo, H.M.S. Achille, Mrs Hamilton, Misses
Warrington (2) Major Boglo, Captain !Niter, Miss
Haines. Mrs Carruthera, Miss Micketfa, Colonel and
Miss Astell, Captain Bingham. Major and Mrs Haw-
thorn. Bev. B.l'. sad Mn. Cambridge, Captain °Sway,
bliss Swallield, Mist Middleton, Mr and Mrs Ems.
Hussey. Miss Ramsey, Mr 11. lianeeek, Mr Byre, Mr
Ponaouhy, Mr Brett. Mr, Mrs, and Miss Bridge, Bev.
J. 11. sad Mimi Austen, Captain and Mrs Tlekell, Mrs
°sodden, Captain and Mrs Ls /Praia, Mrs Cookworthy,
Mr Browne, Mr Sewell, H.M.S. Aehilles, Captain
Sewe;l... Capti.sin. Drummond, . Mrs and..Misa.r.Hish,

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The day was web fres the gest, with only ocovional o..in.i ciankaiga. mai jo—odyn embdaiii•--Nus-it
oseestion of the rain and drink, and not • gleam of Cambridge, Mr Middleaus, Q.0.R.Y.C., Mims Bankers
sunshine. Toe wind, toe, blew very 0011, and thus (2), Mr and Mrs Mee, Mrs Reynolds, Kr G. B.
everything wan disagreeable and dispiriting. Toe Northoote, Cohnel Kent, 77th, Ceptain and Mrs
" white horses" raced in the Bay, the roads were Cook, Captain and Mrs Earton. Moo F. D. Smith.
muddy, sad every one looked oast down. Bat the
Moses Dowding (2),11r Brymer, Q.0,R.Y.0., Mr John
regiment assembled in front of the Royal Terrace, and Lady Micitiel, Misses Michel (2), Lady Glyn. Mrs
Glonoseter Row, and the Royal Cnooent, in their beet (i.er.Glyn, Mime. D3veton (2), Mrs Yardman, Mi.,
uniform, nod with WITIO4 plarraßo and baud Pialiall• Yecturtht, Alias Bryn], r, Liu r. Wenner! acet, Mr
rode sway to Todatoor. They were accompanied oily
Yr.kiltllll4 K. Lieut. Remelt, 11.1L5. Achilles,
by unit knots of people, whom appearanc3 indicated Captain Steil..., 77th, Mr Ilornby, 77th, Mr spenoe,
anything but joyous excitement, but •Il tramped no
,
with determined slop. the new footpath above Green. 77th, Mr Fenton 77th, Mr Mein, Mr Campbell. 77th,
Mr Dennis, R.N., Mr Scott. R.N.. Mr and Mrs C.
bill was worm than the roads, and in places • complete Rockl)lio, Mr and Mrs F. Radelyfre, Miss Ratcliffe,
quagmire, so by the time all reached Lodnecor, the ceptete Lee. (lA. me Beeler. Anse wiithanw... mi..
Pwilmiariaaa" well as the cavalry l'n 'bad aim.'" en"lb F. All in. Mire S. Pickard, Mira E. Cambridge, Miss E.
of the day. The ground wart In many places newly
Yfooks, Mr Austen. LEM., Mr A. ilitithes, Capt. West.,
under water, and altogether was inn had 'tote. Steadily . , . ~ „
ocipaun 11.0.4 oars .470,, Mr MA Mrs M. M. LIOBVIIIIiih,
enough the Yeomanry rode to the southren site, and Miss Prater, Mrs P. Cambridge, son., Miss P. Cambridge,
the pedemrlaos "took 'round" to the north. Nobody Captain R. H. Foster. KM , llartain J. White, 77th,
with there but Sept. lithe and • body of tb• county --,
ea N. Brod. Lady 5.1 no Bond. ("wain Truett, Mimes
pollor, who looked abundantly suffieient for the wants Weld (2). Ain a.k.a. Captain Bower. 0.0.11.y.c..
of the day. For where wore the cornmeal Where the Capt. Foster, Q.0.1LY.C.„ Lieut. Gandry, 40.K.Y.0.,
he'renumn, thn emnlie ; 'hem tim 66611.11mi1e' abe in" Captain Philips, Q.0.M.Y.0., Captain Albers,
and drinking booths? Yes, the" was °De booth, with Q.0.M.V.0 , Mr V. M071101(14, Kb. Foster, it,.. hi.
the name of "Miller " painted thereon, and so big and end Mrs Pox, Captain McAdoo, MILS. liodyinien,
punt did it look all alone, that owe meld have wished
Mrs Madden, Lieut. Merthyr Oust, 4.0.1t.Y.C.,
It bigger still, that the Yeomanry might have coin-Lieut.-Colonel 03nernandant Lord Richord Grosvenor,
pounded for their movements in the drizzling min, by
under a m
doing some extensive foot drill rquee. Abet 4411.R.Y.0 , Colonel Seymour. 2nd Dragoon Guards,
au
hailed eleven the Royal Horn Artillery dethehment, Lieut. Montague Guest. Q 0.11.Y.C., Mrs Le Merchant,
CM.i.Deigliebyrr
me:,
pi:icily! ov.Laau.re.3l,ll.ll. N.
5.8A.111.1.11.11i.r nod Mrs
40 of the B battery, B brigade, under Limits. Parlby
sad Pennethorne, and accomparaied by assistant-
surgeon Davidson, appeared from the Preston road, and SATURDAY.
posted themselves at regular dishiness in order to keep The rain agoin come down most disagreesciy, and
the ground. Behind • shoin of Garrotes gradually considering that many of the 1110,1 bail to role lung du-
extended, and the apace, between was sprinkled with tanoea t 3 their . homes, It wal a merciful cool leration
spectators on foot. Them were the features of the seen', that no parade war erected on litherday mooing. The
Soutticlawn woods ox the west, Preston oossiguard q '1.111.0. therefore melted away, departing by
station on the norih, and the small new breakwater grouter, nod. 3on there wire very few but offia as in
looking black in front of the therm sigsal,, and &trete.- the town. To Beath of the elements precluded much
fun; but • few merry souls got up some donkey.
log out in %Weymouth Bay, the sad boundary of our
view. To the south wee the ghost of St. John's church ridiug, an Ino ethaeal • good deal of I.ughier. But by
dimly looming through the mist, ant beyond a cloud and by all attention was turned to the preparations for
Wan diatancre cloud all in with a lead-ooloured back- opening the Hospital and Eye Infirmary, nod the
ground. A few movements moved to keep the blood Yeomanry, a. a body palmed from the pubic ken with.
moving in man and home, though there could not be out the poorib lith 0 giving tern a particg ch.:th or •
b 4„,,, good bye. Bat we are oertsin we exprem the feeling
much preliminary drill, for feats of appearing
the Reviewing officer spattered with dirt. But Chali of the inhabitßatil itl whiling our hearty visitors ode
Seymour of the 2n311 Dragoon Guards, is a better man Janne,a home, and better weather next year. The
than to keep the men waiting too hog in the rain, and thacks of the Press are especially due to Captain and
precisely at 12 o'clock, two gilt helmets were spied Adjutant Griffis. who with most gentlemanly readineth,
galloping towards the ground. They did not come on gave every facility for obtaining Information on the
over ana don, but drew addle, and want lamely to statistics, do .of the regiment. and Sergeant-Mai ir
the bask of the earflap line, and then gave their Tuttill most kindly spored no pains in carrying out the
steeds the rein, and came on with a rash, in ch, gallant captain's whihea. Were military and naval
" military style." A general salute weloomed them and gentlemen always al obliging to the Press, many more
the mad played " "Seethe Conquering Hare a..." Important events would be reported with the Dermot.
The Colonel's tad numbered bla aick.de ramp, Capt. non and care they dimerve. Success to the Yeomanry,
Lee, 2nd Dragoon Guards, Cornet Bond Q.0.Y.C... Copt. to Captoin Griffia and Sergeant-Major Tuthill, and may
we, with equal good helloes, and better fortuoe, all
Skew, nth, Lieut. Hamby, 77th, and Dr. liensmaa,
77tk. The movements gone through by the Yeomanry meet 41410.
were as follows :
Take Order. Erin Centre. Draw Swords.
After Col. Seymour had ridden through the ranks. Woody
Inspecting mem bonen, end amoutromente, which were ail In -
the beet ermilittee, the regiment
Toot Sows order
Marched path by scinadrons, end sloped monis when all had
sawed and wheeled.
Ranked pectin Angle film
Formai troops