The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-08-04 00:00:00

TPE 844.

Took place on Thurs:l; 7XL at the Royal Hotel.
Dancing commenced about half-past ten to the strains of
Ileale's quadrille 1.311.1. Amongst the company were—
Mrs. anti Miss Moggrjdge, Mr. Liaß, R.N.. Ulm Addison,
Miss Rose Dowding, Mrs. Warrington (2), Mr. Grant-
Dalian, Rey. G. A, and Mrs. Rileont, Mrs. RidsouL Mists
Dolphin, Rev. 0. K. Prescot, Mr. Hutchinson (lithict
Regiment.), Lien.. Mows, ILK., Mr. Mills (I(
Regiment). Mr. H. %Vilson, Colonel Akers, R. 1., Mr. and
Mks Wood, Mr. .1. It. Woodman, Mrs. Sparks*, Misses
Sparks. (i), Captain Bradford, Captain Leckie, Mr.
ganuid Snow, Mr. Cavanagh (75th), Captain Phipps, Miss
11. B. Phipp.s, Mr. and Mrs. Climes, Miss Cleave, Mr.
Northrote, DflWe, Miss Nee,, Miss Rots Neat, Miss
Torkington, Mr. Charles Aylmer. Mr. Milne (Royal
Marine Artillery), Mr. Iforricks. U.N.. Mrs. Matthews,
MISS Alsttliews. Mrs. Letts, Miss Alston, Miss Ventitir,
Mk, Barton. Mr. Roxby, Miss Payne, Kra Gorton, MifiNiV
Gorton (i), Mrs. John Symonds, Captain Hornsby, Mr. It.
C. Alston, Mr. Vera .11.stoti, Miss Bragge, Captain
(lumbers, Miss Chambers, Miss Rooks, Miss B. FfpukA,
Mi-L4 Carr, Mrs? Skeane, Mr. 13ankes, Major Skeane, Mr.
Cala-raft, Captain Garnett., Mrs. (loud, Mr. Cockburn
Kill Regiment). Mr. and Mrs. Holden, Miss G. Pitlcack,
11Iiss Dineley, Mr. Laity, Mr, Hooper, Mr. and Mrs. Locke,
Mr. liothain, Dr. Sweatt:awn, Captain Wheeley. Mr.
liammil, Mr. anal Mrs. Bridge, Miss Bridge (2). Mr. anti
Mrs. Fox. Mr. and Mi.+ Tumor, Mrs. Betts, Mks Lloyd,
Mr. Parke, Mr. and Mrs. Steeds, Mr. Alston, Mr. Day,
Mrs. SL John Coventry, Miss Parke, Mr. Carr (Ifend
Iteziment), Mr. Medlyeadt, Mr. F. T. Dowding, Mr.
!alumina, Dickinson, Mr. M. Dunn, MIES Dunn, Miss
Parson, Mkt H. Spencer. Mr. Chenery, Mr. 14ituington.
Mists .Soltau, MIAs Soltau Symons, Mr. Sewell, R.N., Mr.
Palmer (10Ind Regiment), Mr. J. King Bell, Captain
Inglis, Mr. W. H. Long, lion. R. Rodney, Captain Bridge,
Mrs. Walrond, Miss Clarke, Dr. Burnard„ Mrs. Chambers,
Mrs. :strode. Miss K. Lowes, Miss F. Lowes, Mr.
Mallycott. Mr. anti Mrs. Martin. Miss Martin. Mr.
Martin, Major Hawkins Visitor, Mrs. 13ankes, Mr. J.
Hooks, Ur. A. A. Carr, captain Ilenerry, Mrs. and Miss
Boultou, Captain and Mrs. Kelsey, iliuSurtees, Mrs. and
Mica Dandy, Mrs. Marriott, Mrs. Rsleliife. Miss Sparks.,
Miss Wetherstone.
Soon after midnight, the prizes were distributed as
follow :--

Luis's' Pause, 1874.
For the &et gnise sure, Si, MN. Pond, queen'. Royal, st.
Leonann, 110 hit., 514 wore ; second £B, Yrs. C. Mime, 100
hits, 4.15 aura ; third, SS, Miss lure, Devon and Cunneen, 103
hits, 47:. wore ; fourth. £4, Miss Ilethasu, County Dublin, 104
hits, 443 wore ; fifth SI, Miss E. Parke, Stour Vale. 103 bite, 413
.come; sixth, £4, Ifra Lou., Contrail, 04 hits, 412 score
Greatest number uS golds, 50k, Mrs. florniblow, Grand
National,B„ _

60e., Ws Parson, South Devon.
Dreatest score at 00yarda, 60. , Yrs. Piers Laub, Cheltenham,
73 hits, 2.46 ore:w ditto at 50 yards. 1.05., Miss Ripley, North
Willa, 18 hits, 150 wore.

Catost t;;;mbor of hits st 110 yards, SW., Ilra Kinaisln, West
Kant 59 hits, 2SS score ;ditto at SOyards,Sos., Ulu U. Spencer,
South Devon, SS hits, 137 score.

(iraltmt number of golds at 8) yarda, 4,, M. McLeod,
s mth l), ; ditto at SO yards, 40t , Mita Ilubthhumn, IThitcd
Derry and Antrim.

lic;t gold at (*yards, SOL, Mr+. it Tytherley Park;
ditto at yards, 30t •Lisa 34 Clark, Palintam.
The challenge belt for the lady champion el the West, Ulm
Devon awl Cornwall.

OsirrLailits's PaILA.
For the first gross score, 4:3, Major H. Fisher, Wrist Redo,
173 la+, :57 nom! ; deduct 151, 606 ; second, O. Mr Clarke,
North Wilts, 145 hits, 511 • third, .5, Mr. Prescot, Bath. 154
hits, GUI score, deduct 30, .51: fourth, £4, Mr. Garnet, John
0. Grunt's, 1413 hits, 364; fifth, /A. Mr. wsjeund, south Devon.
141 hit., 062 score, deduct 90 Sod ; ninth, 4;4, Mr. Coulson,
Itath, 14 ; hit+, 614 score, deduct GI, 653.

Griatwc uu.nabcr of ;I:ls. A 2-1491., Mr. liimbraloon, Royal
Toxophllltes, 10Rits. _

Ito.t. gold, it 10s. -Mr. Jameson.
Graded mouro at 100 yard.,2 104., Mr lieulton, Royal
Toxophilites. 42 hits, ; ditto at SO yards, £.2 10s., Mr.
l'orter,Wirrel, 4 lota, 240: ditto at 00 yards, e. 2 10s., Mr.
Grant.lis.Vedi, Anglesta, 40 hits, 1112.
isn.mbsit hits *5 400 yard,. 5.2 10s. Carina'. Late, m125,,,,..1
C iniwall, 40 hit., 14l; ditto at SO 3ards, £2 104. Mr. Mono
holtonhvii, 52 MU, 214 : ditto at BO yards. al NW,
Colonel Norbury, Worcestershire, 37 hit,, 402.
Greatest umber of Buhl. at 100 yarda, 412, Mr. Homey, North
Wi11.,, 4 his.; ditto at SO yards, t 3, Captain Bradford, Wey-
mouth, 3 hit,: dill, at 00 yards, .82, Mr. 11. J. Moillyeutt,
Anzleses, 4 hit.. •
Best gold at 100 yards, al 10a, Mr. Cheuory. Royal Tow-
pholites ; ditto at 80 yards, a 104 , Captain Whecley, Rights;
ditto nlOO yards, £140.., Mr 11. Woodman, Artglissea.
yno thigh:Him cup of the society was won by Mr. Walnaiddlie
socrotmy f the assuciatlon.

I.4ICAL Pam.
I. MP.

Find Senn:, presented by the lady pararnount, Mrs. Pinckney,
South Wilts, lOs hits, 43 core: second, given by the %Vey.
mouth County Club, Mini Ley, liath, SS bibs, 302 sours: third,
411ffervd by the Weymouth Archery Society, Illes C. M. Morrie.
Torbay, 111 bite, 38$ score; fourth, given by the /Stour Vide
Archery Society, Mrs Cos, Devon, .3 MU, 32V score
prevented by the Anglesey Archery Society, Mrs. Standish
Jackson, South Devon, M) hits, 312 score ; sixth, onered by
the De% on .1.1 e.thwa.ll Andler4 booletY, Miss Ktully Matthews,
and Coma:Ill, 71 bits, gate score: seventh. Orem by Mr.
Mrs. St. John Coventry, Stour Vale, 74 bite, gni
score.

Ikat gold, presented y the Aoglowy Archery Society, Mrs.
bulb.. tV,,at !tweet.
Mostwil.lr, :riven by the Gr.utd Western Archery Society, Mrs.
Clarke, West Somerset, 5 hits.
Iliuhmt score at 60 yards, offered by Mr. Luce, Miss M.
lockyer, South Ikvm, 46 hits, 101 score; ditto at SO yards,
prcsented by Mr. Wheeler, Mrs. Tanner Davy, South Devon,
31 hits, 133 sone.

)104 kit. St be yards, given by Ur. Williams, Hiss 17.11
Morris, Torbay, 41 bits, 129 score; ditto at SO yards, offered
by or. Tucker, Miss F. Lowe, Devon and Cornwall, 27 hits,
trt score.
lint mild At GO yanis. presented by Ur. Rowe. Miss Radford,
; ditto at ru
.varthi, presented by Mr. Muudord, Mrs.
E4r. Mummy, North Wilts.

or.Nruniss.
First "sore, timw:ll.l by Wsyniiitith and County Club, Mr.
E. N. &tow, South lionni, 144 hits, SSO sows second,
mooned by West Lionist Club, Mr. C. Daulisny, Bath, 100 hits,
wors ;tl,irl, pa:soiled by South Derma, Captain Cox,
South lienni. in; hits. in se
Moid .. ',olds, pm-gents:ll by Teigninauth Archery Society, SSir.ltaitin,sh.vit tociet, 0 bite.
Bost g01d.,, prssentedi by Sr. J. Russell, Mr. J. D. Addison,
Weymouth.
The Weymouth and Wyke Archery Clads gave a very
hand.une oxydised gold dower vase. The inembswo of the
County Club contributed; a choice oxydived glove box.
Mr. Luce, of the Royal Hotel, gave a handsome immeh
and match stand, surmounted by a paroquet. Mr. Vincent
silversmith, furnished an elegant gilt card tray with it
choice painting in the centre; Mr. AVhsvder a book slide
With handsomely chased mounta ly Betjemaan. Mr.
Williams contributed a rich C'hinese shawl. and Mr. Rowe
a beautifully embroidered silk para,,,,L Mr. J. Russell,
gave a very handsome lamp. The South Devon Archers
gave a writing case, the Devon and Cornwall Society a
choice photograph stand, the Anglesea Society a letter
weight, representing a gorilla smoking, together with
isunkome i•ani tray set with onyx ; the Tei ;mouth Society
an elephant shaped breakfast cruet; the West Somerset
Archers an aneroid barometer.
After supper dancing was resumed, and kept up till
late.
On Friday the proceedings consisted only of handinati shooting, and on Saturday the visit of the Grand Western
Archery h4ciety to Weymouth terminated.

PIDDLETRENTHIDE.
PROLIFIC P01AT064.-Mr. W. of this paris
ha, dug no American Early Rose potato measuring ta
inches in length and eight inches In circumference, grown
from seed purchased of Mr. C. W. Groves, seedsman,
riddletrenthide.

POOLE.
THE NATIONAL SCHOOL—The full report of the rutin'
of the Government m.r.amination at the National schools
. . has just been

-ss just reeetivia—Th";;;;zeTnal-ii-n;;;; t7on.;i-Vre-red
et ii ill cntly satisfactory, the total earned being £228 its;
£52 11 Sd. above the amount which the rules of the Edu-
cation Department permitted. The amount earned, as
allowed, WILS therefore £l7l to. aid
Dv-trit ov Mn. Camg.—The death of MY. James Cadie,
after on illness of very short duration, has caused pro-
found sorrow in the town. The deceased wee • man con-
siderably esteemed; and though he never took • Promi•
neat port in public Idaho yet hie interest in all that
concerned the welfare of Poole was unretnitting. He was
a member of the Burial floord, and has tilled the office of
Churchwarden, alwaya evincing great anxiety in the
affairs of St. James's Church, on the school co— '

coulmfl.tee of
which
ho was also an active coaajutor. It need hardly be
said that Mr. Cadie was a staunch churchman, yet from
the nnobt!usireneas of his
,dlspusition he won many
. .