The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

belonging to Mr. Lundie, grocer, took fright and ran
away with the shafte of a sprinr cart in which it nai
bernel•med. In St. Alb,nherew it ran on the navemea•,,
and, an Mr. Pride, of the Terk's Head Inn, &A
was pa.aing by, the shafts hit one of his legs 1,44 greet
force. Toe blow was no eevere that it was tbdight the.
'bob was broken ; ho, no mediael aa.i.tiiiree being ol
tdoed, it was rueriertasine I that snob trat net the Awe
al, booth the I,g in mooch bruised. The horse tie;
captured laitbout doing further el/einem,

Ceinag2.—Clo W. &Hawley the r turn match bete,.
the Weymouth Cricket Club and the Athl, tio Aawasiaa
ton took place in Mr. Wadsworth'e field, neer ;4.,
John's Church, when the latter prove f theinfulveß to ter
more than a mateli for their antegcrniate be. leg th, no
hy five runs. The match wee d i ecided n one innings.
Subjoined is the more: —4 thletic —Phillip+, 7; Whit...,
0; Rippon, 0; Brown, 2; Macklin, 0; Hensel'. *; 0,
Douriny, 14; Beale, 14; 1; Voss, 3 ; Crooke',
not out. 11; bye.., &0., 11; total, 70.—The Vrieltei
Oltlb-0. INtslierbert, 0; Hall, 5; D'Acosta, 8; C ,ode„
10; W. Greavem, 4; S. Fitaherbert, 2; G. Andreirg,
0; Hanne, 0; Milledge, 9; Alderaey, not out, 7 ; F.
Atvireas, 0; byes, tea, 16; total 6*.

Pwrrr Sass Was., Friday—Before the Mayor and R.
Griffin, Esq.—William Femme, William Yintiecombe,,
and William Coe, it aalor and two marine., were
charged with assaulting Corporal G. /nouns, of the
75th Regiment on the previous evening. They met it
appe.r.d, at • public.house, where sal doers wished ter
associate with complainant, but he lit faring for their
rompany left. Thev followed and beat hire eel tole
his uniform. Vinnecombe said be took no part in the
elf or, Pearce snii un 0..1y went to his companion's help,
and Cox stated that he struck prosecutor in *elf-de/epee,
two fo'rnrer were dischargod, but Cox was fined
40s. an 1 12d. clamige, in default committed for twd
months' hard llhottr.—Thomas Dawleny, • bad boy;
was charged by his father With ate ding • Ant and w
piece of cloth. Prioorier said tome sailors rave him a
blue shirt, and he th..ught this etas the doe which be
took out of his father's drawers. With regard to thd
eioth he said a commercial bad given It to him.,
Witneeass 'were called who proved the offering ef the/
shirt and sloth to them for sale, but which they refesett
to buy, suspecting prisoner of not coming by them
honostly. With regard to the cloth, prisoner, irt
further detente, mid he told his mother he had taken it,
.11.1 are said if he brought it back he would be forgiven
but b,fore he could do thin lie, was taken in esetodyra—
C iminitted for three months/ head hdidur, this being kis
fourth offence.

How 171 PUNCH UNMASK THS DAVE igOikra.—Bobl
the eonjuror bee.. performing in Paris the feats
the Davenport, brother, only without the help if /Wits,
lie *lint hiiiiiter up in a mirth-ob." on the stage dl big
little theatre bound hand and foot and hsving with HMI
various musical instruments; end according to thg
evideuce of me witnesses accomplished all the prodiefs
the Davenporte have been in the habit of doing. Thin
he repeate'd the perfotrdanee with the doors of the
wardrobe on and the effect; ?caging by the fokowiina?
extrect front sir stiomfirt ,given in the Gazeas tie /Prance
Wag 111010 lUdiettlft. mt. thing at end memingli
inexplicable, is in feet /Ossify- explained. The cord with
whic`i the medium who is shift up in the wardrobe Is
boond is 14 metres long; it it a common rope bet
skilfully knotted round the arms and legs of the patieet
it undoes itself no matter the art of those who snake
use of it by means of an adroit combination the rem*
of much trouble and pains ; once free the medians
has arms and legs at his dispossl and proceeds to make
the rations strange noises, the sighs, the rattling, all the
infernal din in short spoken of by those who have seem
the B- others Davenport. Like them he puts his band
through the little bole in the wardrobe and even throws
through that same opening weigbta of 20Ib. amt
fragments of his broken orchestra. Al) that, when the
doors are shut, produces an illasion, but when
they open the impression is quite different ; ti
blows of the medium striking right and left upon hi, in-
struments excite peals of laughter and the seesusemesti
of the andiene, reaches its climax when he is seek aft, r
having untied himself, to re.entwine himself with hia
chain of cord without the assistance of Oar Other
person and appears in his wardrobe complete), "mai
as at the begining of the experiment."