The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1879-10-07 00:00:00

BROADZAYN3.

AOCIDIST TO A CARTZL —A man named Thomas
Northlett, of Broadmayne, was admitted to the
Dorset County Hospital on Wednesday evening,
suffering from a dislocation of the right shoulder, the
poor man, whil.t engaged in carting coals from Wey-
mouth to Broadmayoe. having fallen from his waggon,
when the wheels passed over his body. He was
detained as an in-patient, and under the me of the
medical staff, is making pretty good progress. He
was likewise cut about the face, and his hand was also
considerably bruised. The man I. said to have been
quite sober at the time.
Tows or Emma —The parishioners of Broad.
myna have just afforded a very gratifying proof of
the high estimation in which they hold the family of
their late rector, the Rev. W. Urquhart, who was also
deeply beloved by all clams of the inhabitants. Mr.
Urquhart's death, however, has occasioned the removal
of the family from the neighbourhood, Mn. Urquhart
being about to take up her residence for the present at
Bournemouth; and the inhabitants considered they
ought to mark their appreciation of the uniform kind-
ness they had shown to all classes during their
lengthened residence in the parish by making some
slight present as • parting gift. This took the form
of a full-aise oil painting of the late rector (admirably
executed by Mr. Pouncy, of Dorchester), accompanied
by an address bearing Dearly MO denature., the
expense of which ems defrayed by a public 'Um-rip.
tion, to which every parishioner contributed. The
school children at the same time lamented a pretty
little butter-cli.h ; and Dr. Birett Hawkins, ot
Lowell. • very handsome locket in onyx and black,
these gifts being publicly peeeented at a gathering of
the parishioners in the Tiling. schoolroom.

ABIOT1171711".
CRlCElT.—Portaiham o. Abbotebury.—The return
much between these two clubs took place at Abbots-
bury on Friday last, and seam resulted in a decisive
victory toe Fairlawn, who won by nine wicket..
Scores :

AI.IIOMI7IT.
lit Inn Ind Inninsa.
Wren. b ILinkaallald ... 1 c Sticidand. bC. R.
Manftela... .. 2
Gill, bW. H. Manifold ... 0a W. 0111ingbam,
C. It. Manifold ... 0
Terry, cmde C. R. Manifold o ran out ... 5
Boott, bW. H. Moofieldr. 0 bW. H. Monfield... 0
Homo. e 0. Jolliffa b W. H.
itnnedd 0 bG. jothl. ... 2
Cooper, e sub.,b C. B. Man-
field . 1 bG. J011M0... ... 2
W. Howling.
8. Arnold.. iiuunie.m.
Stieldead .. 5 bW. H. Manikin_ 5
Gibbosa a J. Manikin. la
C. B.
... 2 not out ... 8
J. Arnold, not out b W. H. Manlold... 1
Hawkins. c Ashford, bW. H.: e and bW. H. Mon-
&item; ... 8

lit Inn Ind Innings.
W. R. Mank•blc. .
11 w, b Wren not oat ... 3
C. R. Kauko Wren 1
Ashford, c R. Hawkins, b
Stickland, b Parry . . . run out .. 1
G. it:JIM% b Parry
Hall. b Wren . . •
J. Gillingham, b *fin ...
Hawkins. not out
Jolliffa, b Arnold ...
W. Gillingham. b S. Arnold
Parsees, ran out ...
Iztaks ... 1

POOLE

WIIBLZTAN Enna CIA/18.—A tea was held in con-
nection with Mr. Tanner'. Bible Class in the school-
room on Monday, when about 80 members and friends
sat down. Mt er tea the secretary's report was read,
showing there were 92 members on the books, 12 of
thaw being members of the church. A variety of
recitations and readings were given by members of the
elms, interspersed with speeches from Mr. Councillor
Curtis (who plinked), the Rev. J. B. Dyson, Messrs.
S. L. Balser, Trump, Tanner, Cobb, and chorea&
Mr. Travois dialoged at the harmonium.